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Vector Control Program

The Boulder County Public Health (BCPH) Vector Control Program aims to prevent the spread of disease from vectors (animals) to humans.

Current Concerns

Hantavirus

Coloradans urged to protect against hantavirus (123 KB)

Interview on hantavirus safety
from KGNU Dot Org radio program

Rabies

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Rabies is increasing in wildlife along Colorado's Front Range, placing both humans and animals at risk for this deadly disease.

Bed Bugs

Bed bugs are an increasing concern across the nation, and in Boulder County. Learn about health risks associated with bed bugs and how to get rid of them.

Equine Herpesvirus

Equine Herpesvirus Confirmed in Two Colorado Horses: Tips for Protecting Colorado Horses

 


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Animal Disposal

Wildlife Mitigation

Identify damage, select appropriate mitigation techniques, and suggest ways to prevent future damage

Reporting

Veterinarian Information

General information for vets concerning vector-borne disease.

Mosquito Control

Boulder County currently contracts with OtterTail Environmental, Inc. for mosquito control.

Request Not to Apply Pesticides

Resident of Boulder County can request that pesticides not be applied on or near their property by calling 303-441-1564.

Colorado Zoonotic (Animal-Related) Disease

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) monitors diseases which are transmitted from animals to humans.

2011 Zoonotic Disease Reports

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Vector Control Program

Environmental Health Division
Boulder County Public Health
Submit a question

303-441-1564

Location

3450 Broadway
Boulder, CO 80304
Map and directions

www.BoulderCountyVector.org

Vector-Related Diseases

Hantavirus
Plague
Rabies
Tularemia
West Nile Virus

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Animal Control
Animal Disposal 
Animal Disease Prevention
Reporting Animal Disease
Veterinarian Resources

Environmental Health Programs