2020 Seasonal Aerial & Aerosol Applications - Notifications
May 13, 2020 - Notice of Late Evening Aerosol ULV Application
*Late evening, ground ULV aerosol application may occur between sunset and midnight, Monday through Thursday from May 26, 2020 through October 23, 2020 (weather permitting). For more information about these annual routine applications, check out the FAQs above or go straight to the NCMCD website.
April 28, 2020 - Aerial application over wetlands by helicopter*Aerial larvicide application over area wetlands will be occurring beginning in the afternoon of April 28th and continue into April 29th (weather permitting). These applications will be conducted by low flying helicopter. For a map of the target area, click the link above.
April 6, 2020 - Notice of Aerial Larval Control Application
*Potential low flying helicopter application to be conducted between April 13 and May 1.
**Information (changes) related to 2020 applications due to COVID-19**
February 20, 2020 - Notice of Aerial Larval Control Application (Target: Large Wetland Areas) - Norfolk County
*Potential application to be conducted between April 6 and October 31
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Ticks
Get your tick tested!!!
Click for more information!
Life Cycle of a Black-legged tick - Ticks are often associated with transmission of lyme disease.
Did you know?
1. Ticks are not born with the lyme disease agent, they must acquire it from a host while feeding.
2. Ticks cannot fly or jump. Ticks wait for their hosts on leaves and grass securing themselves with their back legs while their upper legs are stretched out. As a host brushes past, the tick will affix itself and look for a spot to feed!
General information about ticks and tick-borne diseases (MA DPH)
2019 Monthly Tick Reports
Do a Tick Check Daily!
(Kid-friendly infographic)