A Note from the Management

  • The Grand River Mosquito Control District is accepting letters of interest to fill a vacant seat on its Board of Directors.  Letters of intent must be submitted by end of day on Friday, April 12, 2024.  For more information, please contact the District Manager, Tim Moore, at (970) 257-0191, or email your letter of interest to t.moore@grmcd.org.  
    The Board meets one evening a month to conduct the business of the District, and this seat will be a one-year term ending in May 2025. 
  • Click on Agenda for the April 17, 2024 regular Board meeting.  Current agendas will be posted the Friday before the scheduled Board Meeting.
  • Click on Permission to Access to sign the form online.
  • Meetings of the Board of Directors of the Grand River Mosquito Control District are open to the public.  Regular Board Meeting will be held on the third Wednesday each month, at 5:00 pm. The location is at the GRMCD office, 531 Maldonado Street, Grand Junction, Colorado.  Click on Citizen Comment Form and submit to officeadmin@grmcd.org, to speak at the Board meeting.  For information regarding a virtual meeting, please call (970)257-0191 before noon on the day of the meeting.
Below is the GRMCD Boundary Map
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Grand River Mosquito Control District

The Grand River Mosquito Control District provides the essential services of mosquito surveillance, inspections, and implementing control measures to reduce the spread of mosquito-transmitted diseases, such as West Nile Virus. ​
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Hiring for the Seasonal Field Technician positions.
                                                                                                      
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Suppress mosquito populations, within the boundaries of the district, and in an environmentally responsible manner.

Monitor both larval and adult mosquito populations; to organize the population statistics, to evaluate organizational efforts, and to plan subsequent control strategies.