Rats in August: What Jackson County Residents Should Know Even in the heat of August, rat activity doesn’t slow down in Southern Oregon. Warm nights, irrigated yards, blooming gardens, and […]
Rats in August: What Jackson County Residents Should Know Even in the heat of August, rat activity doesn’t slow down in Southern Oregon. Warm nights, irrigated yards, blooming gardens, and […]
Download PDF 🛞 FALL 2026 TIRE RECYCLE DRIVE 🛞 📍 Jackson County Vector Control District đź“… September 3rd & 4th | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 📍 555 Mosquito […]
Jackson County Vector Control District recognizes World Mosquito Day on August 20th, a day dedicated to raising awareness about mosquito‑borne diseases and the importance of prevention, surveillance, and community action. […]
Jackson County Vector Control District joins the community in recognizing World Honey Bee Day this August, a celebration of the essential role bees play in healthy ecosystems, agriculture, and food […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 5, 2026 Jackson County, Ore.—West Nile virus (WNv) has been detected in mosquitoes collected on August 4th, 2026, from northeast Medford. This is the third time […]
Even though August feels like peak summer—dry trails, hot afternoons, and long evenings outside—ticks haven’t checked out for the season. In Jackson County, several species remain active through late summer, […]
Invasive Aedes vs. Native mosquitoes: What Jackson County Residents Should Know Here’s a quicky breakdown of some of the differences between the invasive mosquito species Aedes aegypti and our native […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jackson County, Ore.—West Nile virus (WNv) has been detected in mosquitoes collected July 21st, 2026, near the Expo in Central Point marking the second time in two weeks that WNv-positive mosquitoes have […]
Aedes aegypti: What We Know, What We’re Watching, and How JCVCD Responds Aedes aegypti is an invasive mosquito species that has been expanding its range across the western United States. […]
July 16, 2026 Media contact: Jonathan Modie, PHD.Communications@oha.oregon.gov What you should know: Mosquitoes in Jackson County have tested positive for West Nile virus. Residents should protect themselves against mosquitoes, which […]
Jackson County Vector Control District will begin testing mosquito pools collected from our traps starting in Mid-July. Mosquito pools are tested for several pathogens, including West Nile virus, which tends […]
How JCVCD Helps Keep the Jackson County Expo Comfortable and Bite‑Free The Jackson County Expo is one of the most active outdoor event spaces in Southern Oregon — home to […]
BG‑GAT Traps: Quiet Tools Helping Us Spot Trouble Before It Starts Not all mosquito traps are high‑tech. One trap we use in mosquito surveillance is surprisingly simple — the Biogents […]