
08/15/2025
For any of my Summit County clients who are not familiar with the truck that rolls through periodically, leaving a fog in it's wake. They frequently spray for mosquitos, which yes can be a nuisance but the unfortunate side effects of this spray can affect all animals and humans alike. It can harm honeybees going about their pollinating, too.
While I understand mosquitos suck, let's be honest, I don't believe this spraying outweighs the negative effects for everyone else around. My epileptic dog has had seizures when he has had to potty within a few hours of a spraying, and I've had migraines and nausea triggered by it. My property is only cared for organically, so the spraying of chemicals on it is not something I take lightly. Due to this, I opt out from spraying, which doesn't guarantee none of it will come in contact with my property but at least we don't get the brunt of it (when they remember to shut off the truck).
If you are within Summit and would like to opt out, follow the link below and fill out the form. It's super quick and easy to protect yourself, your pets and local pollinators ☺️
Summit County Public Health (SCPH) maintains a Do Not Spray registry of residents who do not want to have their property treated for adult mosquitoes through the use of truck-mounted spraying on public roadways and alleys. SCPH will make a good faith effort to shut off truck-mounted spraying equipme...