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2025 Service Requests

A person holding a red trap device for disease surveillance hanging from a tree branch.
Vector Control Technician David sets a trap when responding to a resident's request for service about mosquito bites. 

The total number of service requests in February was very close to average (156 requests compared to a five-year average of 155). However, individual categories varied more substantially from average. There was an unusually high number of dead bird requests (24 compared to an average of 9) likely because reports of avian influenza have increased concern among residents about dead birds. Tick-related service requests were low for February (3 requests compared to an average of 18), because this year the District completed residential tick inspections for a special tick project in January rather than continuing into February as in past years.

Service requests in the category “other” included insect related requests regarding bees, cockroaches, midges, and crane flies, and non-insect related requests concerning mites.

Type of RequestFebruary 2025February 5-year average (2021-2025)
Mosquitoes4249
Rodents3341
Dead birds249
Yellowjackets/wasps119
Mosquitofish117
Wildlife115
Insect identification99
Ticks318
Other128
Total156155
Pie chart of February service requests: Mosquito 27%, Rodents 21%, Dead birds 15%, Others vary from 2% to 8%.
Service requests by type in February 2025.

 

This graph shows the number of service requests of each category from each month of 2024.

 

 

 

Page last reviewed: March 6j 2025

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