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March 16, 2010

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West Nile Virus

REPORT STAGNANT WATER
Help stop the breeding of mosquitoes before it starts! Report stagnant water by calling 265-1500 or log in to our 24 hour contact form. (When the form pops up, click Category and select West Nile Virus, then click Service and select Report Standing Water, as shown below. This form only works with Microsoft Internet Explorer run on a PC.)

Either way, our mosquito control personnel will treat stagnant water that shows visible signs of mosquito larva with larvicides that prevent immature mosquitos from reaching adulthood.

TO REPORT A DEAD BIRD OR SQUIRREL, call 877/WNV-BIRD
or 877-968-2473
. . . or to report a dead bird online click here.

MOSQUITO FISH ARE AVAILABLE on a limited basis for Nevada County residents. Please visit THIS PAGE for information.

A current Map of West Nile Virus Positive animals in Nevada County is now available. This is a PDF file and requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader. (This is a highly detailed map! If you don't know how to do things like zoom in, move around, or print just a portion, please check our Working With Acrobat page first.)

CLICK A LINK BELOW for more information about West Nile Virus.

6 Sections
Birds and West Nile Virus What is the link between birds and WNV?

Frequently Asked Questions about West Nile Virus More questions and answers about WNV.

Home and Garden Maintenance Checklist Things to do around your home to help fight the spread of WNV.

Medical Information About WNV What West Nile Virus is, how it spreads, its symptoms and treatment.

Mosquito Biology Things to know about mosquitoes.

Using Insect Repellents Insect repellents help people reduce their exposure to mosquito bites that may carry potential serious viruses such as West Nile Virus.

More Information
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Mosquito Fish Availability When and where to pick up Mosquito Fish.

Nevada County Larvicide Program Information on the County’s use of mosquito treatment products.

Information for Veterinarians and Horse Owners Links to resources on WNV in horses and other animals.

Related Items

Controlling Mosquitoes

Checklist of mosquito sources around the home; ways to reduce mosquito populations.

Information for Horse Owners

West Nile Virus symptoms to watch for; information on vaccination.

West Nile Virus Fact Sheet

West Nile Virus basic information and resources. From the California Department of Food and Agriculture, Animal Health and Food Safety Services.

West Nile Virus Information

Information from the California Department of Health Services.

West Nile Virus Public Documents

Information, brochures, flyers, news releases and other materials related to WNV.

West Nile Virus Q&A

From the US Center for Disease Control.

Tools

H1N1 Clinic Information
Clinics scheduled in 2010!
Updated 2/5/2010

H1N1 (Swine Flu) Info / Gripe Info de los cerdos
Up to date info on H1N1 press releases, vaccine clinics and prevention of the H1N1 flu virus

Seasonal Flu and Recommendations
The Public Health Department is offering Seasonal Flu Shots while supplies last.

Teen Clinic Closed - Alternate Sites
Nevada County Teen Clinic closed effective July 1, 2009. Alternate sites that you may call to receive services are:


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