Mosquito management tips from the City of Indian Wells

Cleaning lawn drains regularly and reducing or eliminating landscape irrigation run-off to the street can help protect from mosquitoes. - USDA
Cleaning lawn drains regularly and reducing or eliminating landscape irrigation run-off to the street can help protect from mosquitoes. - USDA
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The city of Indian Wells has issued the following press release:

The heat is rolling in… and so are mosquitoes! Protect yourself and your home this year with these seven helpful tips: 

1. Check for overwatering. Clean lawn drains regularly and reduce or eliminate landscape irrigation run-off to the street. 

2. Inspect yards for standing water sources. Drain water that collects under potted plants, birdbaths, tires and any other water holding containers.   

3. Clean and scrub pet dishes and water features weekly.  

4. Don’t go outside around dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active.   

5. Wear insect repellent with EPA registered ingredients. 

6. Cover up. Wear long sleeve shirts, pants, socks and shoes when mosquitoes are most active. 

7. Check window and door screens to prevent mosquitoes from entering your home. 

For more information, visit https://cvmosquito.org.



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