West Nile Virus Prevention in Dallas County, Texas

DALLAS - March 14, 2013 - PRLog -- West Nile virus (WNV) is a rising concern in the United States.  This mosquito-transmitted disease was identified in New York City in 1999 and quickly spread to all 48 contiguous states.    State and municipal governments are feeling increasing pressure to protect their citizens from this potentially fatal disease.

Vector Disease Control International (VDCI), is the most experienced leading local and national provider of municipal mosquito control and West Nile virus prevention programs announces its full service offering of West Nile virus Monitoring, Prevention, and Mosquito Control services for municipalities and counties in Texas. VDCI is currently under contract with Dallas County, Texas and a number of municipalities in the greater Dallas area.  VDCI is providing a range of services depending on the needs and budget of each municipality.  VDCI has personnel, lab equipment, and a fleet of larvicide and ULV adulticide vehicles based in Dallas County and are uniquely positioned to deliver the highest quality municipal mosquito control services available.  “VDCI has a long history of helping municipalities with their mosquito control needs and we’re proud to be able to serve communities in North Texas and to protect the public health of the residents in this area.” said Dr. Daniel Markowski, Chief Operating Officer of VDCI.
   
About Vector Disease Control International (www.vdci.net)
Vector Disease Control International is a leading nationwide provider of Integrated Mosquito Management programs.  Its professional staff of entomologists, pilots, technicians, and mosquito control experts have decades of practice in routine and emergency mosquito control operations.  VDCI performs routine West Nile virus and mosquito control program services in over fourteen (14) states.  VDCI has worked extensively with local and state governments, developing effective and robust strategies for public health mosquito control operations.  In addition to routine operations, in 2012 VDCI mobilized its emergency response team to deal with West Nile Virus outbreaks in Dallas, Texas and mosquito control emergencies for the State of Florida.  

Contact:
Vector Disease Control International
800-413-4445

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