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Elko County helped coordinate baiting and data-sharing, state shows public reporting map
Summary
Officials credited Elko County for local baiting and data sharing (Elko: ~5,000 lb bait at ~$22,000) and introduced a public reporting QR tool that feeds a live map to assist verification and targeting.
Jeff Knight credited Elko County with significant local effort: "Elko County had 1 seasonal. They put out about 5,000 pounds of bait. About $22,000 he spent," he said, and noted Eureka and other counties’ cooperation on surveys and data sharing.
Knights introduced a QR code and website that lets the public submit sightings with GPS locations; staff will verify reports and incorporate them into mapping. He said pilot downloads indicate exactly where planes sprayed, which can help distinguish proposed versus completed blocks on the live map. Officials said the map will be updated as quickly as practical but that there may be a delay between a report and field verification or treatment scheduling.
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