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According to label directions, the truck speed must be maintained at 10-12 mph. You may not see the truck come down your road but the fog will! We use the wind direction and speed to help move the Ultra Low Volume mist into yards.
YOU can help by dumping out any standing water in your yard, old tires, pails, birdbaths, etc. Keeping weeds and grass mowed short and making sure to dry out your lawn completely in between watering. Our traps indicate we have mostly flood water mosquitoes occurring in Lolo and they can be more aggressive.
Lastly we have completed some much needed maintenance on the fogging unit so we expect some more effective outcomes moving forward.
Thank you for your support!
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.
Who do I contact for questions on spraying or other issues?
Clarissa Orton, Lolo Mosquito District Coordinator
406-258-4218
Mosquito District Abatement Bylaws
For updates please check out our Facebook page
Abatement District Board Seeking Applicants
One three-year term running through Dec. 31, 2026, 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 https://boards.missoulacounty.us/board/2550
The Lolo Mosquito District's purpose 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.
Board Meetings
Interested in learning more? Meetings are held at 4:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday in May, June, & July.
Lolo Community Center
12345 HWY 93 S.
Lolo, MT. 59847
