Most areas are forecast experience the beginning of the 2023/2024 rainy season from November to December 2023, and mosquitoes are out more after the rain. It’s time to take steps to protect your home and prevent mosquitoes from venturing into your home.

Ensure your roof is waterproofed and your drains are clear of any dry leaves for smooth water flow. Give your yard a thorough inspection and clean-up. Remove empty cans, bottles, or any containers that may accumulate water, providing a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

Aedes Aegypti is one of the most dangerous species, a vector responsible for spreading dengue fever. Although they multiply during the dry season, it's essential to remain extra vigilant when the rains arrive. These mosquitoes thrive in stagnant water, which can lead to a rapid increase in dengue fever cases.

Stay updated on TMD Animal Control activities for your area by checking their website at www.lippovillage.com and your email inbox. Your cooperation is necessary to maintain a mosquito-free environment. Safeguard your family by adopting simple healthy living habits like regularly draining water reservoirs, closing them securely, and repurposing used items with economic value.

Examine your potted plants and landscape to confirm there's no stagnant water. TMD routinely clears empty lots, verges, and potted plants within the vicinity as part of their ongoing program against mosquitoes.

We prioritize your well-being. As we transition from dry to wet weather, both nature and our bodies must adapt. Some people may experience minor issues related to these seasonal changes.

Take steps now to ensure you enjoy the upcoming season!