Ada County Mosquito Abatement District (ACMAD) is now accepting work orders for larvicide treatments. Larvicide treatments are the backbone of mosquito control in Ada County, as they use a bacterium found in soil (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis, or Bti) to kill mosquitoes before they grow into biting adults that can transmit disease. ACMAD has mapped and
Midges are beginning to appear due to the recent warm spring temperatures. They appear earlier in the spring than mosquitoes do, and are not vectors for disease. The Ada County Mosquito Abatement District (ACMAD) does not offer abatement for midges, so please be sure to confirm that you have mosquitoes on your property before requesting
Ada County Noxious Weed Control is now accepting work orders for noxious weed treatments on personal properties. Submit your work order soon if you need a Long-term Residual treatment to prevent early spring noxious weeds. Please note: Ada County Noxious Weed Control (ACNWC) is emphasizing efforts that help to fulfill its mission to control and eradicate
The Ada County Pest Abatement District is now accepting work orders for Pocket gopher and Yellow-bellied marmot (or rock chuck) treatments for residents that reside within the Pest Abatement District. Field crews will begin work on March 1st for the 2024 season, weather permitting. If you are unsure whether or not your property is in
Noxious weeds have gone dormant for the 2023 season due to cold temperatures, and Ada County Noxious Weed Control (ACNWC) will not be taking service requests for noxious weed treatments for the rest of 2023. ACNWC will begin preparations for the 2024 noxious weed season.
The 2023 pocket gopher and rock chuck seasons are nearing an end due to cold temperatures, so the Ada County Pest Abatement District (ACPAD) will not be taking service requests for pest control treatments for the rest of 2023. ACPAD will begin preparations for the 2024 pocket gopher and rock chuck seasons.
The 2023 mosquito season is nearing an end due to cold nighttime temperatures brought by the beginning of fall, so the Ada County Mosquito Abatement District (ACMAD) will not be taking service requests for larvicide treatments for the rest of 2023. ACMAD will begin preparations to protect Ada County from mosquito-borne diseases in the 2024 mosquito
The 2023 mosquito season is nearing an end due to cold nighttime temperatures brought by the beginning of fall, so the Ada County Mosquito Abatement District (ACMAD) will not be taking service requests for adulticide treatments for the rest of 2023. ACMAD will continue to offer larvicide services into October.
Mosquitoes collected in Ada County traps tested positive for West Nile virus (WNV), this week. The mosquitoes were trapped in the following locations: near the intersection of North Jayker Way and West Magic Spruce Drive in Meridian on September 19th near the intersection of Lubkin Street and Amber Street in Boise on September 20th in
Mosquitoes collected in Ada County traps tested positive for West Nile virus (WNV), this week. The mosquitoes were trapped in the following locations: near the intersection of West Rosebriar Lane and North Stonebriar Lane in Meridian on September 12th near the intersection of West Snow Cherry Street and North Greenspire Drive in Meridian on September
