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2026 Annual Tire Recycling Event - April 18th

Did you know that ONE female mosquito can produce oave a THOUSAND eggs in one tire over the course of a season? Benton County Mosquito Control and the Washington Department of Ecology have teamed up to recycle your used tires at no cost to you. Take advantage of this once-a-year event. Do some spring…

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Mosquito larvae suspended upside down breathing air through their siphons (specialized breathing tube)

Mosquito Biology

In the mosquito lifecycle, there are four separate and distinct stages: Egg, Larval, Pupal and Adult. This is known as a complete metamorphosis and each stage can be easily recognized by its unique appearance.

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In 1957, the Washington State legislature passed Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 17.28 – Mosquito Control Districts. This legislation allows for the creation of Mosquito Control Districts and provides guidance and authorities associated with the operation of a District.

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Founded in 1969, the Benton County Mosquito Control District is a special assessment district which strives to provide excellent service for those living within our District boundary. We use…

A group of people stands in front of a large pile of used tires in a dry, outdoor setting.

2026 Annual Tire Recycling Event - April 18th

Mistaken Identity? Are they midges, or mosquitoes?

A change to warmer weather and sunnier days will likely bring with it an increase in insects. Most insects are beneficial and not a concern for people, pets, and livestock. But some insects are at…