Social Media Tool Kit

Social media provides a great platform to inform and engage with residents. We have prepared a social media tool kit with images and captions for you to share on your social media channels.

To download, please click on the graphic(s) below.

The image promotes the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District, featuring a team of mosquito experts.
The image promotes National Mosquito Control Awareness Week featuring a close-up of a mosquito.
The image highlights mosquitoes as deadly "summer villains," causing more human deaths than any other animal.
The image explains that West Nile virus is transmitted to humans by infected mosquitoes, affecting horses and birds too.
The image shows mosquito larvae in water with a message highlighting that they need only a teaspoon of water to reproduce.
An informative image urging people to remove standing water to prevent mosquito breeding, featuring a person pouring water.
The image promotes using insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes, with a focus on personal safety.
The image urges the public to report dead birds by calling 1-877-WNV-BIRD to help track West Nile virus.
The image contrasts two mosquito types: Culex (dusk/dawn, bird biters, West Nile) and Aedes (daytime, human biters, dengue).

Sample Caption:  Have mosquito issues? Your local mosquito experts are here to help! The Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito) provides property inspections, mosquito control services, and educational resources to help our community stay bite-free.

Contact Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito).

Visit GLAmosquito.org or call 562-944-9656.

 

 

Sample caption: Who hates mosquitoes more than you? Greater LA County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito) does. During National Mosquito Control Awareness Week (June 21-27) and throughout the year, they work to control mosquitoes and protect public health.

Have mosquito issues? Contact @GLAmosquito.

Visit GLAmosquito.org or call 562-944-9656.

 

Sample caption: Mosquitoes are the world's deadliest animal, responsible for spreading diseases to millions of people each year. Protect yourself from the bite by wearing insect repellent and eliminating standing water around your home.

Have mosquito issues: Contact Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito).

Visit GLAmosquito.org or call 562-944-9656.

 

 

Sample caption: Mosquitoes can spread serious diseases, including West Nile virus (WNV). Culex mosquitoes, the primary carriers of WNV, are most active from dusk to dawn. They prefer to feed on birds but can also bite humans and other mammals.

Have mosquito issues: Contact Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito).

Visit GLAmosquito.org or call 562-944-9656.

 

 Sample caption: Think those are tadpoles? Think again! These little wrigglers are actually mosquito larvae—the baby stage of mosquitoes. Dump out standing water before they grow into biting adults. 🦟

Have mosquito issues: Contact Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito).

Visit GLAmosquito.org or call 562-944-9656.

 

 

 Sample caption: Standing water today can mean mosquitoes tomorrow. Empty containers, clean gutters, and keep water from collecting around your property.

Have mosquito issues: Contact Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito).

Visit GLAmosquito.org or call 562-944-9656.

 

 

 Sample caption: Do mosquitoes treat you like an all-you-can-eat buffet? Fight the bite with insect repellent containing at least 15% of DEET, Picaridin, IR3535, or Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus before heading outdoors.

Have mosquito issues: Contact Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito)

Visit GLAmosquito.org or call 562-944-9656.

 

 

Sample caption: The California West Nile Virus (WNV) and Dead Bird Call Center is open and ready to take your calls! If you find a dead bird near your home, please report it online at https://westnile.ca.gov/ or call 1-877-WNV-BIRD. Your reports help public health officials track and prevent WNV in California.

Have mosquito issues: Contact Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito).

Visit GLAmosquito.org or call 562-944-9656.

 

Sample caption: Not all mosquitoes are the same! Culex mosquitoes prefer to bite from dusk to dawn, while Aedes mosquitoes are active during the day. Protect yourself with insect repellent no matter the time of day.

Have mosquito issues: Contact Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (@GLAmosquito).

Visit GLAmosquito.org or call 562-944-9656.