Fight the bite; dispose of tires right on April 2

Fight the bite; dispose of tires right on April 2
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City of New Smyrna Beach recently issued the following announcement.

Volusia County Mosquito Control will hold a tire amnesty event from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 2, at Volusia County Mosquito Control, 801 South St., New Smyrna Beach. Only residential tires will be accepted, and there is a limit of 20 tires per person. There is no cost to drop off tires. 

Discarded tires are not only an eyesore, but they’re also terrible for the environment and can be detrimental to our health and quality of life. Tire amnesty events are part of the Keep Volusia Beautiful anti-littering campaign. The campaign focuses on events, education and personal responsibility to help combat litter in Volusia County. Learn about ways to get involved at Volusia.org/litter.

In addition to disposing of old tires, the most important steps residents can take to help fight the bite include tipping containers at least weekly to remove standing water, tossing containers not in use, and wearing mosquito repellent to avoid mosquito bites.

Additional tips to prevent mosquito bites include:

  • Toss bottles, cans, pots and broken appliances.
  • Turn over empty pots and buckets.
  • Replace water in birdbaths and pet dishes at least once a week.
  • Don’t overwater the lawn.
  • Clean out eaves, troughs and gutters. 
  • Drain water from boats and tarps.
  • Maintain the proper chemistry in swimming pools.
  • Empty plastic pools when not in use.

For more information, call 386-424-2920. To learn more about mosquito control or submit a request for service, visit Volusia.org/mosquito.

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