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## Report Standing Water

Help us locate and treat potential mosquito production sources in your area

### Photos

Photos help us identify the severity of the issue and may contain location data that can help us find the production source.

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### Additional Information

Please provide any other information that might help us address this mosquito production source.

Additional Details

### Location

Please provide the location of the potential mosquito production source. We may be able to extract this information from your photos if they contain location data.

You can select the location by address or by moving the marker on the map.

You can also click on the map to mark the location precisely

### Source Details

How long has this production source been present?
Have you observed any of the following?
Larvae (wigglers) in water
Pupae (tumblers) in water
Adult mosquitoes near the source

### Access Information

Please provide any details about how to access the mosquito source. This helps our technicians when they visit the site.

How can the source be accessed?
Access obstacles (check all that apply):
Gate
Fence
Locked entrance
Dogs/pets
Other obstacle

### Property Owner Information (if known)

Owner Name
Owner Phone
Owner Email
This is my property
I grant permission to enter the back yard of this property.
I would like my personal information kept confidential.

Thank you for helping us keep our community safe from mosquito-borne illnesses.

After submission, you will receive a confirmation with a report ID for tracking purposes.

Submit Report

##### How to Identify Mosquito Larvae and Pupae

###### Mosquito Larvae (Wigglers)

Mosquito larvae, often called "wigglers," are:

- Small, worm-like aquatic organisms
- Usually 1/4 to 1/2 inch long
- Move with a wiggling motion in water
- Hang upside-down at the water surface to breathe
- Visible to the naked eye in standing water

###### Mosquito Pupae (Tumblers)

Mosquito pupae, often called "tumblers," are:

- Comma-shaped organisms
- Typically darker than larvae
- Move with a tumbling motion when disturbed
- Rest at the water surface
- The stage just before adult mosquitoes emerge

When looking for mosquito larvae and pupae, check standing water sources like:

- Swimming pools
- Bird baths
- Buckets or containers
- Drainage ditches
- Plant saucers
- Rain gutters

If you see small creatures moving in standing water, there's a good chance they're mosquito larvae or pupae.

View Detailed Identification Guide
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