Public Health Mosquito Control Program Inspection Checklist

This comprehensive public health mosquito control program inspection checklist ensures regulatory compliance with EPA, CDC, State Health Department, AMCA, FIFRA. Seasonal operational inspection for public health mosquito control programs covering larval source reduction, larviciding, adulticiding, equipment calibration, and community notification per CDC, EPA, and state health department guidelines. Addresses mosquito-borne disease vectors including West Nile virus, Zika, and dengue. Complete al

  • Industry: Pest Control & Environmental Services
  • Frequency: Per Service Visit / Weekly
  • Estimated Time: 35 minutes
  • Role: Pest Control Technician / Operations Manager
  • Total Items: 19
  • Compliance: EPA, CDC, State Health Department, AMCA, FIFRA

Mosquito Surveillance and Monitoring

Verify surveillance program per AMCA standards.

  • Is trap network operational with CO2 baited traps or gravid traps placed at sentinel sites?
  • Are mosquito species identified to determine disease vector risk and appropriate control tactics?
  • Are pooled mosquito samples submitted for West Nile, EEE, or other arbovirus testing per program schedule?
  • Are source reduction surveys identifying standing water breeding habitats conducted in service area?
  • Are action thresholds established for triggering larviciding and adulticiding operations?

Larviciding Operations

Verify larvicide application per EPA label and AMCA guidelines.

  • Is source reduction (drain standing water, remove containers) prioritized over chemical control?
  • Are biological larvicides (Bti, Bacillus sphaericus) used as first-choice treatment for habitats?
  • Are larvicides applied at EPA label rate for target habitat type (storm drains, catch basins, stormwater)?
  • Are larvicide application records maintained with product, rate, area treated, and environmental conditions?
  • Are buffer zones maintained around sensitive water bodies and organic certification areas?

Adulticiding Equipment and Operations

Verify ULV adulticiding program per EPA and AMCA.

  • Is ULV sprayer calibrated to deliver correct droplet spectrum (VMD 8-15 microns) and application rate?
  • Are operations conducted when wind speed is 1-10 mph to ensure effective deposit without excessive drift?
  • Are temperature and humidity within effective range for adulticide efficacy (typically below 35°C)?
  • Are beekeepers, organic farms, and aquatic areas notified 24-48 hours before adulticiding per regulations?
  • Is GPS-tracked application data recorded for treatment verification and public reporting?

Community Notification and Education

Verify public communication per EPA and local requirements.

  • Is advance public notification provided via website, hotline, or social media before scheduled treatments?
  • Is opt-out registry maintained for households requesting exclusion from adulticide applications?
  • Are all adulticide operators wearing appropriate PPE including respirator during mixing and application?
  • Are treatment area maps and application records publicly accessible per right-to-know requirements?

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Why Use This Public Health Mosquito Control Program Inspection Checklist?

This public health mosquito control program inspection checklist helps pest control & environmental services teams maintain compliance and operational excellence. Designed for pest control technician / operations manager professionals, this checklist covers 19 critical inspection points across 4 sections. Recommended frequency: per service visit / weekly.

Ensures compliance with EPA, CDC, State Health Department, AMCA, FIFRA. Regulatory-aligned for audit readiness and inspection documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Public Health Mosquito Control Program Inspection Checklist cover?

This checklist covers 19 inspection items across 4 sections: Mosquito Surveillance and Monitoring, Larviciding Operations, Adulticiding Equipment and Operations, Community Notification and Education. It is designed for pest control & environmental services operations and compliance.

How often should this checklist be completed?

This checklist should be completed per service visit / weekly. Each completion takes approximately 35 minutes.

Who should use this Public Health Mosquito Control Program Inspection Checklist?

This checklist is designed for Pest Control Technician / Operations Manager professionals in the pest control & environmental services industry. It can be used for self-assessments, team audits, and regulatory compliance documentation.

Can I download this checklist as a PDF?

Yes, this checklist is available as a free PDF download. You can also use it digitally in the POPProbe mobile app for real-time data capture, photo documentation, and automatic reporting.

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