Westchester County offering free mosquito dunks ahead of peak mosquito season
Free dunks will be available Friday at the department of Public Works.
•
May 15, 2024, 9:32 PM
•
Updated 146 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:47
Hudson Valley rowing team of cancer survivors prepares for big competition
55m ago0:17
Voters approve $110 million bond proposal for Clarkstown Central School District
1h ago1:48
Debate continues over updating NY’s wrongful death law
2h ago0:28
Donald Trump to hold campaign rally at Madison Square Garden later this month
3h ago1:42
The Cost of: Consumers expected to spend more on Halloween decorations
4h ago1:45
What's Cooking: Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace's Roasted Acorn Squash w/ Pistachio and Hot Honey
5h ago1:47
Hudson Valley rowing team of cancer survivors prepares for big competition
55m ago0:17
Voters approve $110 million bond proposal for Clarkstown Central School District
1h ago1:48
Debate continues over updating NY’s wrongful death law
2h ago0:28
Donald Trump to hold campaign rally at Madison Square Garden later this month
3h ago1:42
The Cost of: Consumers expected to spend more on Halloween decorations
4h ago1:45
What's Cooking: Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace's Roasted Acorn Squash w/ Pistachio and Hot Honey
5h agoPeak mosquito season is approaching the Hudson Valley.
To help fend them off, Westchester County is giving out free mosquito dunks.
The dunks have bacteria that kills mosquitos, black flies and fungus gnats' larvae.
They are most effective near spots with standing water like bird baths or unused pools.
Free dunks will be available Friday at the department of Public Works on Lake Street in White Plains from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
More from News 12
0:40
State Senate report criticizes oversight of Wawayanda power plant permitting process
0:30
Concerns grow about expansion of Iroquois Pipeline Company in Ulster County
0:42
Complex rescue saves hiker stranded 300 feet up Palisades Cliffs
0:46
Helene’s aftermath: Red Cross care chief from Rockland County aids Florida victims
0:14
Bear euthanized in Rockland County after posing threat to public
0:37
