The County partners with the East Flagler Mosquito Control District to monitor and suppress mosquitoes. Some areas get full, ongoing service, some get limited service when monitoring or complaints call for it, and some get no routine service.
The East Flagler Mosquito Control District (EFMCD) takes mosquito reports from anywhere in the County, including properties outside its taxing district.
The most common reasons people look for mosquito control, and where to go for each one.
Submit a mosquito tip to EFMCD. Reports are accepted from every part of the County.
View the EFMCD district boundary map, then see the three service levels below.
In the three limited-service districts, suppression occurs upon County authorization. See how suppression is authorized.
Visit the East Flagler Mosquito Control District website for monitoring, suppression, and public education.
What you receive depends on whether your property is taxed or assessed for mosquito control.
Simplified sketch for orientation only. District lines and pin positions are approximate. Use the EFMCD boundary map to check an exact address.
The eastern, more densely populated side of the County is served by EFMCD, an independent taxing district. Its property taxes fund ongoing mosquito monitoring, suppression, and public education within its boundaries.
District boundaries include
View the detailed boundary mapVisit the EFMCD website
Near the center of the County
Special tax assessment, services through a contract with EFMCD
Southern part of the County
Western part of the County
Remaining funds from the district's previous tax assessment, services through a contract with EFMCD
Areas outside the districts above are not taxed or assessed for mosquito control, so services are not routinely available there. You can still report mosquito activity to EFMCD.
In Espanola, Rima Ridge, and Daytona North, suppression is not on a fixed schedule. It follows these steps.
Remote monitoring shows a significant rise in mosquitoes, or several residents in the district report them within a short time.
The mosquito district looks at the monitoring data and complaints for that district.
If suppression is warranted, EFMCD sends a recommendation to the County.
The County decides whether to authorize suppression in that district.
The East Flagler Mosquito Control District handles mosquito reports for the whole County.
Submit a tip online
EFMCD district boundaries
flaglermosquito.gov