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Uintah's representative elected mosquito board chair as warm weather brings early activity
Summary
Gordon Cutler reported the city's representative was elected chair of the mosquito-abatement board; the district is using a drone for targeted treatments, treating storm drains with briquettes, offering mosquito-eating fish for ponds, and saw activity as early as February due to unusually warm weather.
Gordon Cutler updated the council on the mosquito-abatement district: the city's representative was elected board chair and the district is using a drone for precise, targeted treatment and is considering a second drone. The district treats stormwater drains with briquettes, supplies mosquito-eating fish for ponds, and allows residents to schedule special services online.
Cutler said unusually warm weather contributed to mosquito activity as early as February. Mayor Bell thanked Cutler for his service as the city's representative to the board. The council heard the report for information; no action was taken at this meeting.
