Contractor reports ongoing mosquito and blackfly control; standing-water applications underway
Summary
Integrity Pest Management provided a field update at the Sept. 8 board meeting on river flows, blackfly activity, mosquito light-trap results, larvicide and adulticide deployments, and ongoing applications to standing water. The board recorded no citizen complaints.
Integrity Pest Management representative Tim Plants gave the board a compact field briefing on current vector-control operations, reporting on river flows, blackflies, mosquito light traps, larvicide work and adulticide fogging. The minutes state that "Applications to the standing water is ongoing."
Board chair Tyler Minor reported there were no mosquito complaints received and also informed the board that the Frey Spray Aerial contract was approved; the minutes report that approval but do not record a related motion or vote during this meeting. The contractor’s briefing was recorded as a report for information; the minutes do not list operational start dates, treated locations, or product names used in treatments.
Because the board recorded no public comment and no motions tied specifically to operational deployments at this meeting, the update functions as an informational briefing rather than a policy decision. The board will rely on contractor monitoring and future reports to track efficacy and any public-health implications.
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