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Rodent Control
During periods of heavy rain, the City of Dublin, as well as other jurisdictions in the East Bay region, can experience a higher than normal population of vectors, especially rodents such as field mice (voles), particularly in areas where residential neighborhoods back up to open space areas. Alameda County Vector Control Services District, a division of the Department of Environmental Health, is charged with responding to such complaints in order to prevent and minimize the spread of vector-borne disease.Upon request, the Vector Control staff will provide an on-site inspection of your property, neighborhood, or community and evaluate the best methods to control the particular vector through habitat modifications, source reductions, education, integrated pest management practices, and regulatory code compliance.
Residents
The City of Dublin Public Works Department asks that residents experiencing concern over the presence of vectors on or near their property, please contact Alameda County Vector Control at (510) 567-6800. For additional information, please visit their website. Vector Control also recommends that residents and HOAs install underground and above ground barriers on their property to help prevent burrowing animals from entering their yards. Homeowner Associations
Homeowner associations experiencing issues on private property are encouraged to contact Daniel Wilson with Vector Control Services District Community Relations by calling (510) 567-6800.Parks and Other City Property
Carcasses found on City property should be reported to the Department of Public Works, Maintenance Division, at (925) 833-6630. The City is actively removing carcasses found on City property and will continue to remove carcasses reported by residents including open space areas which are controlled by the City. Helpful Resources
Vector Control Services District: http://www.acvcsd.org/Request for Services: http://www.acvcsd.org/request-service