EFMCD serves as the single reporting entity for mosquito concerns throughout the County, even if your property is outside their taxing district boundaries.
Flagler County government partners with the East Flagler Mosquito Control District to provide mosquito monitoring and suppression services across the County. The level of service depends on where a property is located: some areas receive full, ongoing service funded by property taxes, others receive limited service triggered by monitoring or complaints, and some areas currently receive no routine service at all.
Coverage falls into three tiers, from full-service taxing district down to areas with no routine mosquito control.
This geographic area on the eastern, more densely populated side of the County is served by the East Flagler Mosquito Control District (EFMCD), an independent taxing district. Property taxes levied by EFMCD fund ongoing mosquito monitoring, suppression, and public education services within its boundaries.
District boundaries include:
Near the center of Flagler County. A special assessment funds limited services through a contract with EFMCD:
In the southern part of Flagler County. A special assessment funds limited services through a contract with EFMCD:
In the western part of Flagler County. An assessment historically charged for road maintenance and other services also funds:
Areas outside of the districts above are not taxed or assessed for mosquito control services, so services are not routinely available in these areas.