Vector control updates: new digital spray maps, ULV certification and tar-amnesty participation low
Vigo County vector control announced May 6 ULV certification, a move to 26 digital night-driving maps accessible via iPads, and said the public will be able to see spray routes and no-spray zones online; staff reported low participation in a tar-amnesty program and negative rabies results from three bats.
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Vector control staff told the Vigo County Health Board the department is preparing for the mosquito and tick seasons and is moving 26 paper night-driving maps onto iPads to enable real-time route tracking and public transparency.
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