SERVICE ALERT
March 11, 2026: We are now accepting requests to check wetlands for mosquito larvae. We will begin responding to these requests around April 1st depending on the status of snow/ice in the wetlands. Requests for mosquito spraying will not be accepted until mid-May.
Latest News
- 2026 Legal Notice of Aerial Larviciding
- Norfolk County Mosquito Control featured on Chronicle, June 5, 2018!
- New Study on effects of ULV Spray on honeybees
- Commission Meeting Minutes and Meeting Notices/Agenda
- Massachusetts Mosquito Borne Disease Isolations. – MA Department of Public Health
- Can bats really eat 1,000 mosquitoes per hour?
Helpful Resources
August 20th is World Mosquito Day! Come With Me: A Day in the Life of a Mosquito Control Professional
Everything you ever wanted to know about mosquitoes and the Norfolk County Mosquito Control District, featuring our entomologist, Kaitlyn O’Donnell on Quincy Access TV.
- To EXCLUDE your property from spraying, please Click here for the exclusion form.
- Construction sites can provide numerous breeding habitats for mosquitoes! Here is a helpful resource from Miami-Dade County, FL to help reduce mosquito breeding on construction sites.
- EPA Mosquito Control Guide
- Learn more about the products we use!
- Budget Notification and Compliance for FY 2027 Budget
- 2025 Annual Reports
- Mosquito Awareness Week- YouTube Playlist
- Zika Virus information Zika Virus – CDC. Especially relevant if you plan to travel outside the U.S.
- Although we do not offer tick control, here are some suggestions to reduce the chances of contracting a tick-borne disease
- Need help or information on ticks, bed bugs, and head lice? Visit IdentifyUs
- Find documents related to the Children and Families Protection Act