Lee County Mosquito/Hyacinth Control Districts

The Mosquito Control Biologist I oversees and manages mosquito larviciding activities in assigned geographical area and provides support to other areas of mosquito control operations. Learns to perform a variety of activities to support all aspects of mosquito control operations and conduct aerial inspections and aerial spray missions in assigned areas.

This position will manage an insectary and assist with field and semifield product testing.

The Operations Coordinator is responsible for coordination and assists in the oversight on behalf of the State Reclamation and Mosquito Control Board (SRB) as it relates to mosquito control in Massachusetts and its 11 regional mosquito control programs and Districts/Projects (Districts). Districts service 204 member cities and towns. The SRB sits within the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR).

The HCPH Mosquito Vector Control (MVC) Director is responsible for providing leadership, oversight and overall operational management to the HCPH MVC Division (MVCD). The MVCD Director will lead the development & implementation of prevention and control efforts related to mosquitoes and mosquito-borne diseases. This position is responsible for a $4.5M budget, 64 full-time employees, and 1,778 square miles of coverage. This position reports to the Harris County Public Health interim Executive Director.

Manages largest gambusia aquaculture in sunny Florida.

This position will be pivotal in maintaining high-quality standards for the District’s mosquito control operations, ensuring that treatments, field protocols, and staff performance are evaluated rigorously and effectively. The QA/QC Coordinator will play a key role in shaping operational decisions and enhancing the overall performance of MMCD programs, particularly through the evaluation of treatment materials, their efficacy, and their minimal impact on non-target species and the environment.

Vector Control