Lolo Mosquito District

Lolo Mosquito District

We are in active control season right now. The Mosquito District is actively monitoring mosquito populations and the diseases they carry. We are also fogging weekly and have grown our larvicide program! If you have any questions or concerns please contact: Sarah at 406-550-0548

Fogging will occur Thursday, June 1st in the evening around 9:30 p.m.


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What is a Mosquito Control District?

A Mosquito Control District is an area with set boundaries approved by the County Commissioners where the landowners have agreed to develop and administer a program for the abatement and alleviation of mosquitoes in their area. The purpose of a Mosquito Control District is to manage and control mosquito pests and prevent diseases such as West Nile and Equine Encephalitis while providing for the protection of humans, livestock, pets, songbirds, and other wildlife The County Commissioners appoint a mosquito control board that governs the district and create a mosquito control fund by levying taxes within the district to cover expenses and projects in the area.

How do I form a Mosquito Control District?

For more information on how to form a Mosquito Control District, please review the Montana Code Annotated sections from 7-22-2401 through 7-22-2513.

How many Mosquito Control Districts are in Missoula County?

Currently, there is only the Lolo Mosquito Abatement District in Missoula County.

View District Boundary Map

Who do I contact for questions on spraying or other issues?

Sarah Holden, Lolo Mosquito District Coordinator

406-550-0548

Mosquito Control Flyer

Mosquito District Abatement Bylaws

2017 Mosquito Abatement Plan

For Updates please check out our facebook page

Please complete this form to help us determine how we can work with you to control Mosquitoes in Lolo!

Abatement District Board Seeking Applicants

One three-year term running through Dec. 31, 2024, is open to new applicants. People interested in applying can do so online at boards.missoulacounty.us/apply.

Missoula County created the Lolo Mosquito Abatement District board of trustees in 1978 as a mosquito abatement district. The board consists of five members serving three-year terms.

The district manages and controls mosquito pests and minimizes mosquito-borne diseases, such as West Nile and equine encephalitis in the Lolo community.

Meetings vary as needed. For meeting dates and times, please call the Missoula County Weed and Extension Office (406) 258-4200.

Additional information about the Lolo Mosquito Abatement District Board is online at boards.missoulacounty.us.