World Mosquito Day
August 20th is World Mosquito Day! Join us in squashing the most world's most dangerous insect!
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Compton Creek's New Billboard
Have you seen our new billboard while driving on Highway 91? It shares some of the important tips to stay safe and protect yourself from mosquitoes.
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National Mosquito Control Awareness Week 2020
Join us as we share helpful tips and information on how to protect our community from mosquitoes!
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COVID-19 Produce Giveaway
Join us on 6/19 at Centennial High School for a contact-free, drive-thru event!
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Ever Wonder About Mosquito Repellent?
We have too! For National Mosquito Control Awareness Week we wanted to highlight this informational video on the subject.
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What is Mosquito Control???
For Day 5 of #NationalMosquitoControlAwarenessWeek we're sharing a video that highlights what our team members, and other mosquito control professionals, do on a daily basis.
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Check Your Yard for Mosquito Sources
As part of National Mosquito Control Awareness Week we wanted to showcase examples of standing water and mosquito sources...
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Tip-N-Toss Standing Water in Your Yard
Check out this fun video for more information!
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COVID-19 Informational Resources
We take the health and safety of our community very seriously. As efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19 or Coronavirus continue, Compton Creek Mosquito Abatement District would like to share some important informational resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Wash your hands (for 20 seconds), use hand sanitizer, and remember to stay away from work, school, and public places if you have a fever or become sick with respiratory symptoms. It is important to preserve our healthcare system’s capacity by fighting to flatten the curve.
Thank you in advance for doing your part to prevent its spread.
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Wash your hands (for 20 seconds), use hand sanitizer, and remember to stay away from work, school, and public places if you have a fever or become sick with respiratory symptoms. It is important to preserve our healthcare system’s capacity by fighting to flatten the curve.
Thank you in advance for doing your part to prevent its spread.
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Understanding where water may accumulate may require attentive care to your home
International issues often challenge cities in the Western Hemisphere when it comes to environmental health.
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