Mosquito Control
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Mosquito Control - The City of Allen Environmental Health Division continues to implement ongoing mosquito control activities in order to reduce the risks associated with the West Nile Virus. These efforts include larvicide treatment of stagnant swimming pools and selected natural areas including creeks and detention ponds.
Code Enforcement and Environmental Health staff address stagnant water concerns during all inspections of neighborhoods, apartment complexes, commercial areas and vacant properties.
To report areas of stagnant water, or for additional inquiries, please email Environmental Services or call 214.509.4160.
The most effective method of controlling mosquitoes is to eliminate any habitat in which they would thrive or be attracted to. While the city continues to treat limited common areas, the greatest preventive impact comes from measures taken by each property owner.
Mosquito Control
The City of Allen Environmental Health Division continues to implement ongoing mosquito control activities in order to reduce the risks associated with the West Nile Virus. These efforts include larvicide treatment of stagnant swimming pools and selected natural areas including creeks and detention ponds.
Code Enforcement and Environmental Health staff address stagnant water concerns during all inspections of neighborhoods, apartment complexes, commercial areas and vacant properties.
To report areas of stagnant water, or for additional inquiries, please email Environmental Services or call 214.509.4160.
The most effective method of controlling mosquitoes is to eliminate any habitat in which they would thrive or be attracted to. While the city continues to treat limited common areas, the greatest preventive impact comes from measures taken by each property owner.
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