South Walton Mosquito District

10/22/2026

We will be treating the following routes for adult mosquitoes tonight, October 22, 2026:

📍 ZONE 4
Route 7: Hwy 331 to Eden Park
Route 11A: Hwy 395 to Bay County Line (N. of Hwy 98)

📍 ZONE 5
Route 9: Hwy 393 to Grayton Beach State Park

Spraying will begin 30 minutes after sunset and continue throughout the evening and into the overnight hours, weather permitting.

To find out your route, fill out a Request for Service, or learn about our other services, visit www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org or call (850) 267-2112.

10/22/2026

THINK ABOUT IT THURSDAY 🦟 Coastal flooding from hurricanes and tropical storms can lead to dramatic increases in salt marsh mosquito populations. Protect yourself by applying an EPA-registered repellent before spending time outdoors and avoiding outdoor activity when these mosquitoes are most active.

Visit www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org for more info or to learn about our other services. Thank you, Gulf South Vector, for sharing your resources!

10/21/2026

We will be treating the following routes for adult mosquitoes tonight, October 21, 2026:

Zone1/Route 2 (Sandestin/Raven & Baytowne Golf Courses)
Zone 3/Route 6 (South 7th Street To Hwy 331/Chat Holley Area)
Zone 5/Route 8 (West Cty Hwy 30a To South Cty Hwy 393/Beach Highlands)

Spraying will begin 30 minutes after sunset and continue throughout the evening and into the overnight hours, weather permitting.

To find out your route, fill out a Request for Service, or learn about our other services, visit www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org or call (850) 267-2112.

10/21/2026

WHAT WE DO WEDNESDAY 🦟We Calibrate!

Behind the Scenes: Keeping Mosquito Control Precise! Effective mosquito control starts long before our equipment hits the road!

Our team regularly calibrates and checks equipment to ensure applications are accurate, efficient, and responsible.

✔️ Precision: Ensuring the correct droplet size for effective mosquito control.

✔️ Accuracy: Maintaining proper flow rates for consistent applications.

✔️ Safety: Minimizing waste and unnecessary environmental impact.

✔️ Responsibility: Following pesticide label requirements and application standards.

These important behind-the-scenes steps help us protect our community while keeping safety and environmental stewardship a top priority.

Precision in every application. Protection for our community.

Visit www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org to learn more about what we do or call us at (850) 267-2112.

10/20/2026

We will be treating the following routes for adult mosquitoes tonight, October 20, 2026:

Zone 2/Route 3 (Driftwood Park/E. Lamb Dr./Goldsby Rd. to Hwy 98)

Zone 2/Route 5 (Hogtown Bayou/Churchill Bayou Rd./S. Church Street)

Zone 5/Route 9 (393 to Grayton State Park)

Spraying will begin 30 minutes after sunset and continue throughout the evening and into the overnight hours, weather permitting.

To find out your route, fill out a Request for Service, or learn about our other services, visit www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org or call (850) 267-2112.

10/20/2026

TESTIMONIAL TUESDAY 🦟 We love hearing from our residents and are so thankful when they take the time to share their experience with us. We appreciate your support and the opportunity to help protect your community!

Did you know that one of our services is responding to services requests? If you are in need of our assistance, please call our office at (850) 267-2112 or fill out a Request for Service on our website: www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org.

10/19/2026

We will be treating the following routes for adult mosquitoes tonight, October 19, 2026:

Zone 2/Route 4 (Las Canasa To West Hewett)

Spraying will begin 30 minutes after sunset and continue throughout the evening and into the overnight hours, weather permitting.

Everyone can help prevent mosquito bites! Remember the 5 D’s of Mosquito Protection:
DRAIN: Eliminate standing water weekly.
DRESS: Wear light-colored, long sleeves & pants.
DUSK TO DAWN: Limit outdoor activities when mosquitoes are most active.
DEFEND: EPA-registered repellent.

To find out your route, fill out a Request for Service, or learn about our other services, visit www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org or call (850) 267-2112.

10/19/2026

Thank you, SoWal Life and SoWal Connections, for helping us spread the word and sharing this important information with our community! 🦟
We appreciate your support in raising awareness and helping keep South Walton residents informed and protected.

Visit https://www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org/education-resources to learn more.

While only one case of West Nile virus (WNV) has been detected in Walton County so far this year, the South Walton Mosquito District is reminding

10/19/2026

🦟 Male vs. Female Mosquitoes: What's the Difference?🦟

They might look alike, but their habits are surprisingly different!

From what they eat to how long they live, male and female mosquitoes have some fascinating differences.

Do you know what the biggest difference is?
Only female mosquitoes bite! 🩸

Swipe through to learn how to tell them apart. 👉

10/16/2026

We will be treating the following routes for adult mosquitoes tonight, October 16, 2026:

Zone 4/Route 7 (331 to Eden Park)
Zone 6/Route 12 (Bunker/Steelfield)

Spraying will begin 30 minutes after sunset and continue throughout the evening and into the overnight hours, weather permitting.

To find out your route, fill out a Request for Service, or learn about our other services, visit www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org or call (850) 267-2112.

Everyone can help prevent mosquito bites! Remember the 5 D’s of Mosquito Protection:
DRAIN: Eliminate standing water weekly.
DRESS: Wear light-colored, long sleeves & pants.
DUSK TO DAWN: Limit outdoor activities when mosquitoes are most active.
DEFEND: EPA-registered repellent.