Upcoming Mosquito Control Spraying in Edwards – Spring 2025

As the weather warms up, mosquito season is just around the corner! This year, EMD has once again contracted with Vector Disease Control International (VCDI) to help mitigate mosquito issues. With spring runoff increasing and snowmelt filling low-lying areas, now is the time to take action.

Regular monitoring will be conducted in active mosquito areas, including walk-throughs and larval testing to identify and address mosquito presence as early as possible. Throughout the summer, additional efforts will include nighttime applications targeted at specific areas and neighborhoods. This year, treatments will focus on Beard Creek Road, Villas at Brett Ranch, South Fork Meadows and Lake Creek Villa Meadows.

The next mosquito control spraying is scheduled for late Spring 2025 in various Edwards neighborhoods, including South Fork Meadows, Lake Creek Village, Villas at Brett Ranch and Old Edwards Estates. Spraying will also occur along Beard Creek Road near the I-70 Roundabout.

Important Reminders for Residents

• Keep Windows Closed: Please ensure windows remain closed during the application and for at least 30 minutes afterward.
• Weather Conditions: Spraying schedules may change due to weather, including wind direction or other factors.

Have Questions or Concerns?

For detailed information or to report issues, contact the MOSQUITOLINE® CUSTOMER RESPONSE SYSTEM:

• Toll-Free: (877) 276-4306
• Local: (970) 641-4249

Through this service, residents can:

• Learn about mosquito biology and ways to reduce breeding habitats.
• Get updates on the mosquito control program, including West Nile virus activity.
• Access information on personal protection methods and pesticide safety.
• Report mosquito concerns or potential breeding habitats.
• Request larvicide applications.
• Opt-out of adulticide spraying by joining the shut-off list.
• Receive notifications for planned spraying in their area.

Colorado Department of Agriculture Guidelines

Mosquito spraying falls under "public health pest control" and is conducted by local authorities or contractors to protect community health. Key points to note:

• The Pesticide Sensitive Registry notification requirements do not apply to mosquito spraying.
• Public notifications are provided as a courtesy, not a state requirement.
• If you wish to exclude your property from mosquito control spraying, contact the entity conducting the application directly.
• For more information, please see here.

For more information about specific spraying dates, times, or locations, Contact Us