To see areas of evening mosquito treatments from the past week on a map, please click here. Treatment plans are scheduled on a day to day basis, so future work areas cannot be determined from this system. The mapping system is where the District plans to treat, but it is not always accurate for determining if an area was treated. If an area is scheduled and it is not treated due to weather or technical difficulties, it will not be removed from the system and will continue to show as a planned treatment area. You may see an area listed a couple days in a row which may be a plan to reschedule the treatment. To make a service request click here. If you would like to log a service request, please fill out the information boxes. Under Florida law, e-mail addresses and messages are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address or message released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone at 239-694-2174. The information provided here does not guarantee that treatment will be completed and does not guarantee these are the only areas treatment may occur. If you live in a gated community, please ensure that your property manager has properly programmed the main entrance gate to respond to Emergency Vehicle Access Control (EVAC) transponders.
Residents within the Lee County Mosquito Control District can subscribe to our phone notification list for adult mosquito treatments by calling the office at 239-694-2174. We will make every attempt to notify individuals who sign up for our notification list via phone, however, we may not be able to notify the public if immediate applications are needed, or if technical difficulties prevent your phone from receiving our messages. We may also cancel a scheduled operation due to weather conditions or other unforeseen reasons.
If you are not able to access the information on the map, the following treatment boundaries are provided:
The following is a list of areas to be treated with Ultra Low Volume (ULV) Trucks for adult mosquitoes between sunset and 2 AM.
May 27, 2025
| SW CAPE CORAL | From Veterans Pkwy. south to Beach Pkwy. And from Oasis Blvd. east to Chiquita Blvd. including Ida Baker High, Gulf Elementary and Middle Schools. |
| SW CAPE CORAL | From Beach Pkwy. South to El Dorado Pkwy. and from Agualinda Blvd. West to SW 29th Ave. |
| SW CAPE CORAL | From Beach Pkwy. South to the South end of Chiquita Blvd. and from SW 13th Ave. West to Aqualinda Blvd. |
| GLADIOLUS | North and south of Gladiolus Dr. from McGregor Blvd. south to Summerlin Rd. and from Winkler Rd. west to A&W Bulb Rd. including Health Park, Laguna Lakes, Gladiolus Preserve and Heritage Cove. |
| CYPRESS LAKE | From Cypress Lake Dr. south to Gladiolus Dr and from Winkler Rd. west to Bay Harbor Circle, including Cypress Lake High School and Parker Lakes. |
| IONA | From John Morris Rd. west to Punta Rassa, including Shell Point Village, Connie Mack Island and Catalpa Cove. |
| SOUTH WINKLER | All developments off of Winkler Rd. south of Summerlin Rd. including Lexington, Belle Meade, Crown Colony and Southwind Preserve. |
The following area will be provided a low volume larvicide treatment by truck between sunset and 2 AM.
The following areas will be treated, weather permitting, by Ultra Low Volume (ULV) rotor aircraft beginning at first light.
The following areas will be treated, weather permitting, by Ultra Low Volume (ULV) fixed wing aircraft from between sunset and 2 AM.
The following areas will be treated, weather permitting, by Ultra Low Volume (ULV) rotor aircraft between sunset and 2 AM.
