Vector (Cockroach and Mosquito) Control
Mosquito Control
West Nile Virus Hotline
(520) 243-7999
Information on Illness in Humans and Horses
(520) 243-7797You can help to eliminate mosquito-breeding sites in your yard and neighborhood. When mosquitoes breed close to your home, you and your family are more at risk of being bitten and getting sick.
What if you find a dead bird?
If you need to pick up a dead bird, or local authorities tell you to simply dispose of it: Avoid bare-handed contact with any dead animals, and use gloves or an inverted plastic bag to place the bird carcass in a garbage bag and dispose of it with your routine trash.
To report a mosquito breeding site or dead bird please call the Health Department's West Nile Virus Hotline. For information about illness in humans and horses please call the number on the right.
Additional Resources
Cockroach Control
Cockroach Control Problems
(520) 443-6501Cockroaches are very adaptable and cannot be totally eradicated. In fact, they are important ecologically. Roaches consume decaying organic material, which reduces the volume, so they play a vital role in nature. That having been said, we all want to keep roaches in the great outdoors and not in our homes.
Please call or visit the Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department's vector control page for service information.