Mosquito Control

Request Services

  • To contact the Vector Control Program, please call 317-776-4006 or submit a mosquito breeding site through an Online Request for Mosquito Control. (Complaint Form) Request for Mosquito Control Services.
  • If you are within the city limits of Fishers, please contact the Fishers Health Department to file a request for services.

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Press Releases & Spray Schedule Information

  1. WNV PRESS RELEASE 07/11/2023 (PDF)

WNV Positive Sample Locations within the Hamilton County Health Department Jurisdiction -2023

Reported Date
 Sample Location / Area
 City Spray Schedule
07/07/2023 103rd & New Jersey Carmel 07/11/2023
07/19/2023 Meadowlark Carmel 07/24/2023
07/20/2023 Arcadia Arcadia 07/25/2023
07/20/2023 2nd & Washington St. Noblesville 07/25/2023
07/27/2023 Atlanta Atlanta 07/31/2023
07/27/2023 Forest Park Noblesville 07/31/2023
07/27/2023 Founders Park Carmel 07/31/2023
07/27/2023 116th & Shelborne Carmel 08/01/2023
07/27/2023 98th & Chambray Carmel 08/01/2023
08/10/2023 Red Bridge Park Cicero 08/10/2023
08/10/2023 Cool Creek Park Westfield 08/21/2023
08/10/2023 Meadowlark Park Carmel 08/21/2023
08/10/2023 2nd & Washington St.  Noblesville 08/23/2023
08/10/2023 SR 37 & SR 238 Noblesville 08/22/2023
08/10/2023 Hazel Dell & SR 32 Noblesville 08/22/2023
08/10/2023 Arcadia Arcadia 08/22/2023
08/16/2023 Main St. & Gray Rd.  Carmel 08/21/2023
08/16/2023 161st & Springmill Westfield 08/29/2023
08/18/2023 Dillon Park Noblesville 08/23/2023
08/18/2023 116th & Keystone Carmel 08/29/2023
08/24/2023 98th Chambray Carmel 09/11/2023
08/24/2023 103rd & New Jersey Carmel 09/11/2023
  • All spraying activities are weather dependent related to precipitation and wind speed.
  • All spraying has an approximate start time of 8:30 p.m. or local sunset.  
  • In the event of inclement weather (high winds or precipitation) individual routes will be rescheduled.
  • Please be aware that nuisance biting activity is increasing and the Hamilton County Health Department only utilizes truck mounted ULV spraying in areas of known positive West Nile Virus activity.

Mosquito Prevention Tips



Mosquitoes lay eggs in still water, which hatch in 7 to 10 days. If standing water is eliminated weekly, many mosquitoes will be kept from breeding in the first place. With fewer mosquitoes, you can have more fun in your yard. Here are some things you can do:

  • Remove standing water in ponds, ditches, clogged rain gutters, flowerpots, plant saucers, puddles, buckets, garden equipment, cans, toys, pool covers, tarps, plastic sheeting, boats, and trash.
  • Avoid mosquitoes by staying indoors at dawn and dusk when they are most active.
  • Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants while outdoors.
  • Apply insect repellent that contains DEET. Use only 10% DEET on children, and make sure everyone washes their hands well so they do not get any repellent in their eyes or mouth. Follow directions carefully

Insect Repellent Use and Safety

How does the Health Department control mosquitoes?

The Hamilton County Health Department is responsible for mosquito-borne disease prevention. This is accomplished through an integrated mosquito management program.

1. Vector and disease surveillance
2. Source reduction
3. Control of mosquito larvae and pupae
4. Control of adult mosquitoes
5. Resistance testing
6. Public education 

Staff are certified applicators and use all pesticides in accordance with the Office of the Indiana State Chemist.

What you need to know about mosquito truck spraying

West Nile Virus


Adult mosquitoes are routinely collected and tested for West Nile Virus (WNV) in Hamilton County. Truck mounted spraying will take place only when mosquitoes test positive for West Nile Virus. Spraying will begin at sunset and cover a buffer area of approximately 1 mile around the area that tested positive. Truck mounted spraying is not done for nuisance mosquitoes and is not harmful to humans or pets. West Nile Virus activity peaks in August and September so make sure you're protected.

Zika Virus



PLEASE, Go to the CDC website for the latest CDC Zika Virus information.

Fight The Bite – Eliminate Backyard Breeding Sites

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