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Yellow Sac Spider (Cheiracanthium spp.)

WebThe Yellow Sac Spider ranges from about 1/4 to 3/8 of an inch in body size. This spider is light yellow or tan and is slightly darker on the middle of the abdomen near the head. The …

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Instructions for Submitting Ticks for Disease Testing

WebTesting of ticks is not recommended by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and California Department of Public Health (CDPH), because a tick tested positive for Lyme disease …

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Rodent-borne Disease Surveillance

WebMany of these animals serve as the reservoir hosts of plague, Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS), tularemia, Lyme disease and other zoonotic diseases. Our District …

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Guidelines for the Control and Prevention of Bed Bug …

Web4. 2. Remove clothing, linens, and materials designated for disposal from a bed bug infested room in sealed plastic bags to prevent relocating bed bugs to other areas within the …

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Programs & Services

WebPrograms & Services. Our programs and services help in increasing the knowledge related to the organisms that are vectors and also guides our citizens (Alameda County …

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Suggested Protocol for Bed Bug Inspections

WebSuggested Protocol for Bed Bug Inspections. (510) 567-6800 • www.acvcsd.org. Alameda County Department of Environmental Health. Although some of the following measures …

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Domestic Rodents

WebIt has a pointed snout and big ears. The fur color can vary from grey, brown to black. The Norway rat has a shorter tail, less than its body length. The snout is blunt and ears small. …

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A Guide to Spiders

WebA Guide to Spiders. (510) 567-6800 • www.acvcsd.org. Alameda County Department of Environmental Health. Spiders are in the same group as ticks and mites: the Arachnids. …

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Opossums (Didelphis virginiana)

WebAlthough opossums are not native to California (they were introduced from the East coast in 1910), they have become established in most urban and suburban areas. The adult …

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Solid Waste & Garbage

WebSolid Waste & Garbage. Open and uncontained garbage will provide food for flies, rats and mice, and if the situation persists over time, large populations of flies and rodents may …

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Request for Service

WebA “request for service” (RFS) can be made by calling the office (510-567-6800) or by emailing us at [email protected]. Please provide your name, address, day time …

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