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The Vector Control Program (VCP) is a countywide program, within the County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health and Quality (DEHQ), that works to protect the public from vectors and the diseases they transmit with a balanced, data-driven integrated vector management strategy.
Integrated vector management uses a balanced and “lightest touch” combination of methods to reduce the risk of vector-borne diseases while minimizing effects on the environment. These methods include Public Education, Surveillance and Monitoring, Disease Diagnostics, Source Reduction, and Source Treatment.
The VCP is currently preparing a Program Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) to evaluate potential environmental effects of an enhanced Integrated Vector Management Program (IVMP) in order to best target new and emerging vector problems, safeguard the environment, and protect public health.
LEARN MORE: The draft PEIR is available for review on our website. Meetings to summarize the report for the public were held on October 24th and 26th and a recording can be viewed online. You can also visit our webpage to learn more about the Vector Control Program or Integrated Vector Management, or ask us a question below.
STAY INFORMED: To sign up for email updates on the Integrated Vector Management Program and the Program Environmental Impact Report, please click here to subscribe.
PUBLIC COMMENT: The public comment period for the draft PEIR has concluded (October 6, 2023 – November 20, 2023).
The Vector Control Program (VCP) is a countywide program, within the County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health and Quality (DEHQ), that works to protect the public from vectors and the diseases they transmit with a balanced, data-driven integrated vector management strategy.
Integrated vector management uses a balanced and “lightest touch” combination of methods to reduce the risk of vector-borne diseases while minimizing effects on the environment. These methods include Public Education, Surveillance and Monitoring, Disease Diagnostics, Source Reduction, and Source Treatment.
The VCP is currently preparing a Program Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) to evaluate potential environmental effects of an enhanced Integrated Vector Management Program (IVMP) in order to best target new and emerging vector problems, safeguard the environment, and protect public health.
LEARN MORE: The draft PEIR is available for review on our website. Meetings to summarize the report for the public were held on October 24th and 26th and a recording can be viewed online. You can also visit our webpage to learn more about the Vector Control Program or Integrated Vector Management, or ask us a question below.
STAY INFORMED: To sign up for email updates on the Integrated Vector Management Program and the Program Environmental Impact Report, please click here to subscribe.
PUBLIC COMMENT: The public comment period for the draft PEIR has concluded (October 6, 2023 – November 20, 2023).
Integrated Vector Management Program has finished this stage
Pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the County DEHQ prepared a Notice of Preparation and Initial Study for public review and held a public scoping meeting.
Public Engagement
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The VCP held a series of public meetings to engage with the public regarding the program.
Draft Program Environmental Impact Report and Public Comment Period
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The draft PEIR was available for public review and comment from Oct. 6 - Nov. 20, 2023.
Response to Public Comments and Final PEIR (2024)
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EIR Certification
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The Vector Control Program (VCP) is a countywide program, within the County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health and Quality (DEHQ), that works to protect the public from vectors and the diseases they transmit with a balanced, data-driven integrated vector management strategy.