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Lewiston reports a West Nile detection; mosquito abatement route updated

Lewiston City Council · July 21, 2026
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Summary

Council reported a positive West Nile result in a Lewiston mosquito trap and said abatement spray schedules were adjusted; residents were directed to cashmosquito.gov for details.

Councilors said Lewiston had a positive West Nile detection in a mosquito trap and asked residents to consult the county abatement website for guidance.

A councilor reported, “Lewiston tested positive for West Nile virus last week in one of the mosquito traps,” and directed residents to cashmosquito.gov for more information. The mosquito abatement manager adjusted spray routes and followed up with residents who had complained about the timing of spraying.

Councilors said routine abatement would continue and that the schedule may shift depending on operational needs; the council asked staff to communicate date changes to residents.