Hines-Burns Mosquito Control

04/22/2026

City of Hines and City of Burns residents, here is some great info about how Vector control is effective while also effectively protecting pollinators.

🐝🌿 How does mosquito control impact our bees?

Vector Control plays an important role in protecting public health—but what does it mean for pollinators? This infographic, created in partnership with Oregon State University Extension Service and the Oregon State Beekeepers Association, breaks it down.

💡 Key takeaways:
• Spraying at night helps protect bees when they’re not active
• Careful product selection reduces risk to pollinators
• Communication with beekeepers is essential
• Responsible practices mean we can protect BOTH people and pollinators

Healthy communities need both safe environments and thriving pollinators. 🌼🐝 Take a look and learn how science-based vector control supports both!

04/17/2026

🦟 How TRMVC Responds to Mosquito Concerns 🦟

Have a mosquito problem? Here’s what happens when you contact TRMVC:

📥 Submit a Service Request
You can reach us through:
• Our website
• Email
• Phone

🗺️ Every Request is Logged & Reviewed
All service requests are entered into our GIS-based geodatabase (FieldSeeker®), where our team carefully reviews each one.

🔍 Next Steps Depend on the Situation
• If needed, a field technician is assigned for on-site investigation
• If mosquito activity is confirmed, the request may be added to a fogging crew’s workload

📊 Data-Driven Decisions
Our team matches mosquito complaints with surveillance data to:
• Confirm validity
• Identify problem areas
• Plan targeted and efficient fogging routes

📈 Tracking Trends Over Time
All service requests are stored as historical data, helping us:
• Detect patterns
• Improve response strategies
• Better protect our community

✅ Why Reporting Matters
Using official reporting channels ensures your concern is:
• Properly documented
• Scientifically evaluated
• Responded to as quickly as possible

💡 Help us help you—report real mosquito concerns through our system so we can take action where it’s needed most.

04/16/2026

🐝🌿 How does mosquito control impact our bees?

Vector Control plays an important role in protecting public health—but what does it mean for pollinators? This infographic, created in partnership with Oregon State University Extension Service and the Oregon State Beekeepers Association, breaks it down.

💡 Key takeaways:
• Spraying at night helps protect bees when they’re not active
• Careful product selection reduces risk to pollinators
• Communication with beekeepers is essential
• Responsible practices mean we can protect BOTH people and pollinators

Healthy communities need both safe environments and thriving pollinators. 🌼🐝 Take a look and learn how science-based vector control supports both!

05/02/2025

We will be be fogging the Cities and surrounding county areas tomorrow (Friday) evening for mosquitoes. We will be out and about on ATVs and trucks.