mosquito

The New Bedford Health Department--working closely with the Bristol County Mosquito Control Project and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health—is again this year conducting an annual monitoring program to track the potential threat from EEE and WNV carrying mosquitoes...

The West Nile Virus has been detected in Dartmouth.

West Nile has been detected in New Bedford.

The Bristol County Mosquito Control Project will conduct another round of targeted ground spraying in New Bedford.

West Nile virus has been found in mosquitoes from Fairhaven and the state's first human case of the disease was discovered this week as well.

Another round of targeted ground spraying is scheduled to take place in New Bedford Thursday morning.

Reports say that on August 6 there will be a mosquito spraying in the New Bedford area by the Bristol County Mosquito Control Project. The areas that will be sprayed include: Button Wood Park, Brooklawn Park, Fort Tabor, Riverside Park, Clasky Park, Ashely Park, and Poor Farm area...

The City of New Bedford continues to be proactive when it comes to keeping the mosquito population under control. Once again, the Bristol County Mosquito Control Project will conduct another round of ground spraying around New Bedford's parks...

New Bedford parks will once again be the subject of targeted ground spraying conducted by the Bristol County Mosquito Control Project. Spraying for mosquitoes will begin early Thursday morning, from 2am to sunrise, around the City's parks, including Buttonwood, Brooklawn, Fort Taber, Hazelwood, Riverside, Clasky, Ashley Park and the Poor Farm area...

New Bedford's parks will be the target of ground spraying by the Bristol County Mosquito Control Project. The spraying will take place early Thursday morning, between 2am and sunrise at Buttonwood Park, Brooklawn Park, Fort Tabor, Hazelwood Park, Riverside Park, Clasky Park, Ashley Park and the Poor Farm area, weather permitting...