Mosquito abatement isn’t a “nice to have.” It’s how communities protect people from mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile virus, and it keeps parks, neighborhoods and public spaces livable all season. Clarke supports public programs of every size, from full-service contracts to products and equipment for districts that manage their own.
Whether you’re looking for a full-service integrated mosquito management program or products and application equipment for your own program, Clarke has what you need.
Clarke works closely with most mosquito abatement districts in the United States. These districts are experts in their own right and focus only on mosquito control for their communities. They rely on Clarke for products, application equipment and operational support.
Local governments manage a wide range of public services. When it comes to the science of mosquito control, they rely on Clarke’s operational expertise, whether they run their own programs or use our contract services.
Clarke’s in-house team is dedicated to public health mosquito control. It includes entomologists, biologists, environmental scientists, research and development scientists, and regulatory professionals. Your program gets direct access to that expertise, from program design and product selection to regulatory questions.
Every mosquito abatement program Clarke builds is shaped around your community’s habitats, requirements and budget. Whether you’re a city, township, county or abatement district, we help you get the most out of your mosquito control dollars without cutting corners on results.
Every Clarke partnership includes free public relations tools and media support. That covers ready-to-use materials for your website and social channels, plus on-the-ground help with media relations when you need it. It’s all designed to help you educate residents about mosquito control and mosquito-borne disease.
Integrated mosquito management (IMM) is a science-based approach to mosquito control that combines community education, surveillance, habitat mapping, and larval and adult mosquito control. The EPA and CDC jointly recommend integrated mosquito management as the standard for public health mosquito control in the United States.
EarthRight is Clarke’s sustainable mosquito control service program for abatement districts, municipalities and public health departments. It pairs reduced-impact mosquito control products with low-emission application methods, including bicycle-based treatments and electric-powered application equipment.
The result is effective mosquito abatement with a smaller environmental footprint.
Beginning or re-assessing your public health mosquito control program and looking for support?
Here are our recommendations on how to get started.
Launching a new mosquito abatement program or re-evaluating the one you have?
Many health departments and municipalities partner with a professional mosquito control provider to run their program. Our guide covers the 10 things to look for when evaluating providers, from surveillance and larval control to regulatory compliance and public relations support.
Connect with your local Clarke representative, or send us a message. We’ll help
you find the right mosquito abatement services, products and support for your
community.
