Links
Check out the following links for more West Nile virus information:
West Nile Virus Info from Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
West Nile Virus Info from Illinois Department of Public Health
West Nile Virus FAQ from Illinois Department of Public Health
West Nile Virus Info from Macon County Public Health Department
Homeowner Tips
Mosquito control can often be a community effort. Residents are encouraged to look after their own property and remove standing water, especially after a rain event. The best way to eliminate mosquitoes is to get rid of their breeding habitats.
Mosquito-Borne Diseases in Illinois
Mosquitoes Transmit Diseases in Illinois The most immediate danger from mosquitoes in central Illinois is West Nile virus. It’s not just an inconvenience, it can be debilitating or fatal. West Nile virus (WNV) was first discovered in the United
Importance of Mosquito Control
Throughout history, no insect has been a more significant contributor to human disease, discomfort and death than the mosquito. Mosquitoes are a serious threat to human health and comfort ranging from the transmission of arboviruses, like West Nile virus, to
Life Cycle of Mosquitoes
Mosquito Breeding Life Cycle Over 40 different species of mosquito are found in Illinois. While each species has its own developmental habitat, all mosquitoes need water in which to pass their early life stages. Some mosquitoes lay their eggs directly
Protect Yourself From Mosquitoes
Keep yourself and your environment safe from mosquitoes with the 3 D's DRAIN Many mosquito problems in your neighborhood are likely to come from water-filled containers that residents can help eliminate. All mosquitoes require water in which to breed. Look
Prevent Mosquitoes in Your Yard
Prevent mosquitoes around your yard with these simple tips MMAD actions alone are not enough – we need your help to “Fight the Bite”! Eliminate or treat standing water around your home where mosquitoes breed. Empty Water
West Nile Virus Alert
West Nile virus found in batch of mosquitoes in northern Illinois. While MMAD has not found a positive batch in our district to date, residents should still take precautions while outdoors. Recent rains should make it easier to identify
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