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Volume 36, Issue 2s

1 June 2020

ISSN 8756-971X

eISSN 1943-6270

In this Issue

INTRODUCTION
LOCAL RESPONSE
STATE
FEDERAL
PREPARATIONS
RESEARCH

INTRODUCTION

Mosquito Control Emergency Preparedness and Response to Natural Disasters

C. Roxanne Connelly; Jeff Borchert

LOCAL RESPONSE

Hurricane Preparedness and Response Along Florida's Central-East Coast: Indian River Mosquito Control District's Experiences Over the Years

Douglas B. Carlson; D. Diane Richards; Joshua E. Reilly

The Impact of Hurricane Irma on Our Community and the Collier Mosquito Control District's Mission

Robin A. King; Rebecca Heinig; Patrick Linn; Keira J. Lucas

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Harris County Public Health Mosquito and Vector Control Division Emergency Response to Hurricane Harvey: Vector-Borne Disease Surveillance and Control

Maximea Vigilant; Cheryl Battle-Freeman; Kyndall C. Braumuller; Rebecca Riley; Chris L. Fredregill

Population Outbreaks of Mosquitoes After Hurricanes Matthew and Irma and the Control Efforts in St. Johns County, Northeastern Florida

James R. Weaver; Rui-De Xue; Marcia K. Gaines

STATE

Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Mosquito Control Incident Response Team: An Exercise in Using the National Incident Management System's Incident Command System for...

Marah S. Clark; Adriane N. Rogers

Integrating Vector and Nuisance Mosquito Control for Severe Weather Response

Heather M. Ward; Whitney A. Qualls

It's Best to Be Prepared: Lessons Learned from the Past Prepared Georgia for Hurricane Michael

Thuy-Vi Nguyen; Rosmarie Kelly; Byron Lobsinger; R. Christopher Rustin

Disaster Vector Control in Mississippi After Hurricane Katrina: Lessons Learned

Jerome Goddard; Wendy C. Varnado

Texas Mosquito Control Response Following Hurricane Harvey

Whitney A. Qualls; Mark S. Breidenbaugh

Texas Department of State Health Services' Technical Guidance: Mosquito Abatement Post–Weather Incident

Whitney A. Qualls

FEDERAL

Federal Assistance for Mosquito Abatement Postdisaster or During Disease Outbreaks

Janet C. McAllister; Stephanie L. Madson

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Center for Environmental Health/Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Roles in Hurricane Response and Postdisaster Mosquito ...

Andrew Ruiz; Justin Gerding; Miguel Cruz; Joseph Laco; Renee Funk

US Department of Defense Support of Civilian Vector Control Operations Following Natural Disasters

Erica J Lindroth; Mark S. Breidenbaugh; Jeffrey D. Stancil

PREPARATIONS

Preparations and Activities Necessary for Aerial Mosquito Control After Hurricanes

Broox G. V. Boze; Daniel M. Markowski; Deborah Bennett; Malcom G. Williams

Meeting Increased Demand for Mosquito Adulticides Containing the Active Ingredient Naled Following Hurricanes and Tropical Storms

Jason M. Trumbetta; Veronica Placentia; Peter H. Connelly

Florida Keys Mosquito Control District Comprehensive Hurricane Plan

Lawrence J. Hribar; Andrea L. Leal

RESEARCH

Temporal and Spatial Impacts of Hurricane Damage on West Nile Virus Transmission and Human Risk

Kevin A. Caillouët; Suzanne L. Robertson

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An Update of the Mosquito Records of Florida Counties, USA

Michael T. Riles, C. Roxanne Connelly

A Survey of Program Capacity and Skills of Florida Mosquito Control Districts to Conduct Arbovirus Surveillance and Control

Imelda K. Moise, Rui-De Xue, Leo C. Zulu, John C. Beier

Mosquito Community and West Nile Virus Risk on a National Guard Training Base in Oklahoma

Thomas M. Hess, Bruce H. Noden, Liam Whiteman, Melissa Reed, Brad Kard, W. Wyatt Hoback

Efficacy of Residual Pesticide–Treated Plant Saucers Against Aedes albopictus Larvae Under Semi–Field and Field Conditions

Yongxing Jiang, Cason E. Bartz, Justin K. Baker

Factors Modulating Captures of Gravid Aedes aegypti Females

Roberto Barrera, Manuel Amador, Jose Ruiz-Valcárcel, Veronica Acevedo

eISSN 1943-6270
ISSN 8756-971X

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