Mosquito Control in Iowa Colony, Texas
Iowa Colony is in Brazoria County, where the mosquito district runs trucks and takes spray requests, but the amenity lakes built into Meridiana and Sierra Vista still hold water on private lots.
Can't enjoy your own Iowa Colony yard for the mosquitoes? Iowa Colony is in Brazoria County, so the mosquito district runs ULV trucks and takes resident spray requests, unlike Fort Bend's surveillance-only program. But the amenity lakes and detention built into Meridiana and Sierra Vista hold standing water on private property, which the district does not treat. We handle those sources.
Brazoria County's program still stops at the fence line
Iowa Colony is in Brazoria County, so the Brazoria County Mosquito Control District runs ground ULV trucks and takes direct resident spray requests, a real advantage over Fort Bend's surveillance-only side. But that coverage is public rights-of-way, not the private lakes and lots inside a subdivision.
Amenity lakes in a fast-growing town
Meridiana, which opened in 2017, and Sierra Vista are built around amenity lakes and detention that hold standing water through the wet season, right behind a lot of new fence lines. As one of the fastest-growing towns in Texas, Iowa Colony is adding those lots quickly, and each one needs its own yard-level treatment.
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Iowa Colony mosquito control questions
Doesn't Brazoria County already spray Iowa Colony for mosquitoes?
Why do brand-new Iowa Colony subdivisions have mosquitoes already?
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