Category A (Pesticide Use)

Category B (Mosquitoes)

Category C (Invertebrates)

Category D (Vertebrates)

CalSurv Data Policy

For a copy of the CalSurv data policy in PDF format, please click on the this link: CalSurv Data Policy

Malaria is not endemic to California. But on occasion, imported malaria resulted in local outbreaks. The map below illustrates those transmissions where 10 or more cases resulted.

As part of California's vector control efforts, samples from a variety of sources are regularly tested for the presence of West Nile virus, St. Louis encephalitis and Western equine encephalomyelitis. The map below is provided to illustrate the ongoing efforts to detect and control the these diseases. Use the layer checkboxes below the map to enable or disable the various layers.

WNV Infection in Humans

Click one of the following for the Vector-borne Disease Bulletins from the Vector-borne Disease Section, California Department of Public Health.

May 2007: Vector-Borne Disease Bulletin June 2007: Vector-Borne Disease Bulletin Sept 2007: Vector-Borne Disease Bulletin     2008   Feb 2008: 2007 Summary Edition of the Vector-Borne Disease Bulletin April 2008: Vector-Borne Disease Bulletin

Plague positives 2007

Plague positives 2006

Plague positives 2005

Plague positives 2004

Bulletins for 2008

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Bulletins for 2007

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Bulletins for 2006

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Bulletins for 2005

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Bulletins for 2004

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