Chatham County Mosquito Control

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat the area south of Jimmy Deloach Pkwy to HWY 80 and west of I-95 starting one hour prior to sunset on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.

Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.

Overall mosquito numbers fell last week after reaching their highest level of the year. This fall was primarily due to the large decline in nuisance mosquitoes which exhibited a 75% drop from the previous week. The southern house mosquito showed a drop of 15% over the previous week, but still outnumbered all other mosquito species by a rather large margin. Field crews will assess wetlands for larvae from rains that passed through our area over the past weekend, and treat any as needed. To report any type of mosquito problem, please call us directly or submit a service request on our website: https://mosquitocontrol.chathamcountyga.gov/
If you would like to receive advance notifications concerning our aerial mosquito treatments taking place in your area of the county, please register on the county’s Smart911 system (if you have not already done so) : https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action?pa=chathamcounty

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat the area east of I-516 to Wilmington River and north of Anderson St to Savannah River beginning one hour before sunset on Monday, June 22, 2026.

Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat portions of southside Savannah, south of Eisenhower Rd to 204 and east of Hunter Army Airfield to Moon River to include Montgomery/Ferguson area, as well as, Isle of Hope and Burnside Island one hour prior to sunset on Sunday, June 21, 2026.

Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.