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Conference GuideJanuary 28–30, 2018

Monterey Marriott and Monterey Convention Center, Monterey, CA

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President’s WelcomeI would like to welcome you to Monterey, CA and the 86th Annual Conference and Exhibitor Showcase of the Mosquito & Vector Control Association of California (MVCAC). Members and staff alike work tirelessly to make this conference a success year-in-and-year-out. This meeting attracts a wide range of public health professionals and experts to exchange knowledge and research regarding the latest developments in mosquito and vector control — especially as they relate to conditions in California.

Mosquito and vector control has changed much in the past 22-years since I entered the industry. In terms of mosquito control, more change has been seen in California over the last decade with the arrival of West Nile virus and invasive species, then was observed in the previous ten decades. Increased globalization and changes in global temperature and weather patterns may ensure that this instability continues into the future. The ultimate goal of MVCAC is to ensure that member districts are prepared to handle these challenges through effective advocacy and education. The Annual Conference plays an integral part in meeting this goal.

It is my honor to welcome California Assembly mem-ber Anna Caballero to this year’s annual conference to be recognized for her valued work and support with AB 527. Her efforts will help ensure that mosquito control in California remains at the forefront and is best equipped to protect public health into the future. In addition, attendees will be able to hear first hand regarding mosquito control efforts due to climatic disasters, not only in California, but those related to Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. Other symposia will focus on: Mosquito Biology & Disease, Community Engagement & Public Policy, Pesticide Resistance & Applications, Operations, and Flea and Tick Biology & Disease.

A special thank you goes out to all presenters, moder-ators and staff who make this conference possible, especially our conference manager, Rachel Hickerson. Thanks to you all for making this year’s conference, one to remember!

David Heft, MVCAC President


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7 Monday Schedule of Events

15 Tuesday Schedule of Events

30 Wednesday Schedule of Events

30 Trustee Sessions

31 Poster Presentations

35 Exhibitors/Sponsors

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Schedule of Events

SUNDAY

11:00 am MVCAC Munzy Golf Tournament Pacific Grove Golf Links

12:00 pm Visual Gateway Training Los Angeles Room

2:00 pm MVCAC Fun Run/Walk around Monterey Bay

1:00 pm – 6:30 pm

Registration Desk Open Marriott — San Carlos Foyer

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2:00 pm – 6:00 pm

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Exhibitor Set up Marriott — San Carlos Ballroom

5:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Moderator Training Marriott — Santa Monica Room

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6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

Exhibitor Show Open Marriott — San Carlos Ballroom

6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

President’s Welcome Reception Marriott — San Carlos Ballroom (in the Exhibit Hall)

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8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Exhibitor Show Open Marriott — San Carlos Ballroom

8:00 am – 12:00 pm

Morning Plenary Session and Reeves New Investigator Award Monterey Convention Center, Steinbeck Ballroom 2, 3

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12:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Poster presentation lunch Marriott — San Carlos Foyer

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2:45 pm – 5:00 pm

Trustee Business Session Marriott — Ferrantes Bayview Room

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Morning Plenary Session

8:00 am Welcome to the MVCAC Annual ConferenceBob Achermann, MVCAC Executive Director

8:10 am MVCAC Legislative UpdateEd Manning, MVCAC Legislative Advocate

8:30 am Honorary SpeakerAssembly member Caballero

9:00 am AMCA UpdateWayne Gale, AMCA President

9:20 am UpdatefromthePacificSouthwestCenter of Excellence in Vector- Borne DiseasesChristopher Barker

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10:00 am MVCAC President’s WelcomeDavid Heft, Turlock Mosquito Abatement District

10:10 am Hurricane Harvey: Harris County Public Health Mosquito & Vector Control Division ResponseMustapha Debboun, M.S., Ph.D., Fellow ESA, Director, Mosquito & Vector Control Division Harris County Public Health

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11:00 am Defense resources available for emergency vector control with Hurricane Harvey as a case studyMark Breidenbaugh, U.S. Air Force, Chief Entomologist, Air Force Aerial Spray Unit Youngstown Air Reserve Station

11:30 am Mosquito Control and FEMAEddie Lucchesi, San Joaquin Mosquito and Vector Control District

11:45 am Turlock Mosquito Abatement District’s Response to 2017 California FloodingDavid Heft, Turlock Mosquito Abatement District

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MONDAY


12:00 pm – 12:30 pm

Symposium: Reeves New InvestigatorModerator: Jamesina Scott, Lake County Mosquito and Vector Control District

12:00 pm Housefly(Musca domestica L.) attraction to insect honeydewAuthors: Kim Y. Hung, Vector Ecologist, Coachella Valley Mosquito Vector Control District; Themis J. Michailides, Kearney Agricultural Research & Extension Center; Jocelyn G. Millar, Department of Entomology, University of California Riverside; Astri Wayadande, Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology, Oklahoma State University; Alec C. Gerry, Department of Entomolo-gy, University of California Riverside

12:30 pm Prevalenceandseasonalityoffleasassociated with California ground squirrels and the potential risk of tularemia in an outdoor non-human primate research facilityAuthors: Tara Roth, San Mateo County Mosquito and Vector Control District; Rebecca Sammak, California National Primate Research Center; Janet Foley, University of California Davis

12:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Lunch Break/Visit the Posters Lunch sponsored by

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Afternoon Breakout Sessions

2:30 pm – 4:30 pm

Symposium: Community Engagement and Public PolicyModerator: Megan Sebay, San Mateo Mosquito and Vector Control District

Monterey Convention Center, Steinbeck Ballroom 1

2:30 pm Understanding the Importance of Social MediaAuthor: Luz Maria Robles, Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District

2:42 pm The Red Zone: Using a Hazard Communication Model to Convey Risk, Bolster Partnerships, and Increase Public Awareness of Mos-quito-Borne Disease Threats in Nine High Risk Cities in Orange CountyAuthors: Rick Howard, Amber Semrow, Mary-Joy Coburn, Robert Cummings, Larry Shaw, Roland Jen, Kiet Nguyen, Tim Morgan, Laura Krueger, and Jerry Sims, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

2:54 pm $100 – $1,000,000:UtilizingaMixofAdvertising and Outreach to Educate the MassesAuthors: Mary-Joy Coburn, Rick Howard, Lora Young, and Hester Fritz Petropoulos, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

3:06 pm From Fire Ants to Mosquitoes: An Analysis of the Door to Door (D2D) Mosquito Education, Inspection, and Control Program, 2017Authors: Cynthia Ross, Laura Krueger, Larry Shaw, Jerry Sims, Robert Cummings, Amber Semrow, Kiet Nguyen, Sokanary Sun, Tim Morgan, Mary-Joy Coburn, Lora Young, and Rick Howard, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

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3:18 pm Partnering for a New Experience in EducationAuthor: Kelly Middleton, Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District

3:30 pm Don’t Drone On! Providing Clear and Concise Communications for Unmanned Aerial Systems ProgramsAuthor: Ada Barros, Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District

3:42 pm Using a Web-Based Survey Interface for Real-Time Data Collection for Invasive Aedes Mosquito ResponseAuthors: Megan Sebay, Brian Weber, and Casey Stevenson, San Mateo County Mosquito and Vector Control District

3:54 pm TextsfromthePool — StreamliningResident Response to SacYolo’s Pool ProgramAuthor: Dan Fisher, Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District

4:06 pm A Tale of 3 Competencies: Mosquito Surveillance and Control Capabilities Across the United States and its Legislative ImplicationsAuthors: Oscar Alleyne, Jennifer Li, and Grace McClain, National Association of County and City Health Officials

4:18 pm Public Policy Analysis & Decision- Making in Mosquito ControlAuthor: David Heft, Turlock Mosquito Abatement District

4:30 pm Modernizing a Mosquito District Through Process Discovery and Technological Innovations.Author: Robert Ferdan, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District

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2:30 pm – 4:30 pm

Symposium: Pesticide ResistanceModerator: Steven T. Su, West Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

Monterey Convention Center, Steinbeck Ballroom 2, 3

2:30 pm Susceptibility Monitoring in Mosquitoes to Permethrin and Biorational Larvicides in California andUtah(2007 – 2016)Authors: Tianyun Su, Jennifer Thieme, and Min-Lee Cheng, West Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

2:42 pm LowEfficacyofaMethopreneProd-uct — ReducedTargetSusceptibility or Product Performance IssueAuthors: Robert Cummings, Kiet Nguyen, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District; And Tianyun Su, West Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

2:54 pm Field Evaluation of Pyrethrin Resistance in Culex tarsalis from a Rice Growing AreaAuthors: Kara Kelley, Marcia Reed, Sarah S. Wheeler, and Samer Elkashef, Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District

3:06 pm Variability in the Frequencies of Genetic Mutations Associated with Pyrethroid Resistance in Aedes aegypti from Central and Southern CaliforniaAuthors: Kelly Liebman, Nicholas Ledesma, Melissa Yoshimizu, Marco Metzger, Fan Yang, Robert Payne, Mary Joyce Pakingan, Jaron Smith, Renjie Hu, Vicki Kramer, and Kerry Padgett, California Department of Public Health, Vector-Borne Disease Section

3:18 pm Heterogeneity in Pyrethroid Resistance in Aedes aegypti in Miami/Dade, FloridaAuthors: Alden Estep, James Becnel, CMAVE, USDA-ARS; Amy Solis, Griffith Lizarraga, and Rajeev Vaidyanathan, Clarke

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3:30 pm Resistance Detection in Culex tarsalis: From Conventional Bioassay to Molecular ApproachAuthors: Bridgette Hughes, Eva Choi, and Tara Thiemann, University of the Pacific

3:42 pm DetoxificationEnzymeLevels in Aedes aegypti Associated with Pesticide ResistanceAuthors: Fan Yang, Kelly Liebman, Nicolas Ledesma, Melissa Yoshimizu, Jaron Smith, Robert Payne, Mary Joyce Pakingan, Marco Metzger, Renjie Hu, Vicki Kramer, and Kerry Padgett, California Department of Public Health, Vector-Borne Disease Section

3:54 PM Field Evaluation of Three Barrier Spray Products Using a Leaf BioassayAuthors: Sarah S Wheeler, Jennifer Diethelm, Jeffrey Kurosaka, and Kevin Combo, Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District

4:06 PM ModelingtheEfficacyofAerial Spraying on the Relative Abundance of Culex tarsalis and Culex pipiensAuthors: Karen M. Holcomb, Christopher M. Barker, Davis Arbovirus Research and Training (DART) Lab, Department of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immu-nology, University of California, Davis; and Robert C. Reiner, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, University of Washington

4:18 PM Field Trial of Pyrocide 7396, a New PBO Synergized Pyrethrin Adulticide Formulation for Aerial ApplicationAuthors: Adena Why, Shaoming Huang, Sumiko De La Vega, John Fritz, and Eddie Lucchesi, San Joaquin County Mosquito and Vector Control District

4:30 PM Pesticide Droplet Characterization Using DropVision Fluorescence SystemAuthors: Shaoming Huang, Sumiko De Le Vega, Adena Why, John Fritz, and Eddie Lucchesi, San Joaquin County Mosquito and Vector Control District

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TUESDAY

7:00 am – 12:00 pm

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7:00 am – 3:00 pm





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Exhibitor Show Open Marriott San Carlos Ballroom

7:00 am – 8:00 am

Trustee Business Session & BreakfastMarriott Ferrantes Ballroom

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8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Concurrent Sessions A & B Monterey Convention Center, Steinbeck Ballroom

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6:00 pm President’s Reception Marriott — San Carlos Foyer

7:00 pm – 11:00 pm

MVCAC Awards Banquet & Evening EntertainmentMarriott — San Carlos BallroomJoin fellow district managers, trustees, board members, MVCAC Past President, Jamesina Scott and President David Heft, as they recognize committee members, sponsors and key volunteers that made 2017 a successful year in vector control and look toward 2018. William C. Reeves New Investigator award recipients will be named. End the night listening to Cottonwood Creek while enjoying a little casino fun! Ticket required for admission.

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TUESDAY

Breakout Sessions

8:00 am – 12:15 pm

Symposium: OperationsModerator: John Holick, Central Life Sciences


8:00 am Mosquito Control in Florida, Compare and ContrastAuthor: James Clauson, Beach Mosquito Control District

8:12 am Debug Fresno: Implementing a Large-Scale SIT/IIT Study in a Residential SettingAuthors: F. Steve Mulligan and Jodi Holeman, Consolidated Mosquito Abatement District

8:24 am UnlockthePowerofYourGIS — Key Strengths and Planned ImprovementsAuthor: Chad Minteer, Frontier Precision, Inc.

8:36 am UAS(drone) Meteorological Data Collection in Conjunction with Aerial ULV EventsAuthors: Marty Scholl and Samer Elkashef, Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District

8:48 am Technician Boundary Creation and Analysis Using Geographic Information SystemsAuthor: Ruben S. Rosas, Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District

9:00 am Evaluation of Adult Mosquito Control ULV Applications in Sacramento and Yolo CountiesAuthors: Marcia Reed and Samer Elkashef, Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District

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Breakout Sessions

9:12 am The Threat from Below: Controlling Aedes aegypti in Underground Utility Manholes and HandholesAuthors: KariLyn Merlos and Jannet Jacobo, County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health Vector Control Program

9:24 am Challenges and Successes of Imple-menting Urban Adult Mosquito Control for WNV Suppression in High Risk Areas of Orange County, California, Amid Public Opposition to PesticidesAuthors: Robert Cummings, Laura Krueger, Amber Semrow, Kiet Nguyen, Tim Morgan, Sokanary Sun, Jerry Sims, John Drake, Larry Shaw, Mary-Joy Coburn, Lora Young, and Rick Howard, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

9:36 am Area-Wide Control of Aedes aegypti: Real World PerspectivesAuthors: Christopher R. Lesser and Mark D. Latham, Manatee County Mosquito Control District

10:00 am Investigation of Sporadic Product FailuresinSacramento — YoloCatchBasin HabitatsAuthors: Deborah Dritz, Sarah Wheeler, Randy Burkhalter, Jennifer Diethelm, and Jeffrey Kurosaka, Sacramento — Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District

10:12 am EffectofVariableEnvironmental Conditions on Aerial Ultra Low Volume Mosquito Adulticide Applica-tions in Placer County, CaliforniaAuthors: Jacob Hartle, Mario Boisvert, Mary Sorensen, and Joel Buettner, Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District

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Breakout Sessions

10:24 am Mosquito Assessment and Control- Unmanned Aerial Systems (MAC-UAS) Program Development at Placer Mosquito and Vector Control DistrictAuthors: Joel Buettner, Scott Schon, Everardo Ortiz, and Mario Boisvert, Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District

10:36 am Trials of Natular 2EC Using a Lite- Foot Track VehicleAuthors: Ryan Lusty, Magna Mosquito Abatement District, Magna, Utah; Drew Hunter, and Derek Drews, Clarke

11:00 am Central Life Sciences New FormulationsAuthors: John Holick and Ed Bredemeyer, Central Life Sciences

11:12 am Philadelphia’s Response to Zika and Aedes albopictusAuthor: Raymond R. Delaney, Philadelphia Department of Public Health Environmental Health

11:24 am A Field Evaluation of VectoPrime® FG Using Low Application Rates at the Baker Valley Vector Control DistrictAuthor: Peter DeChant, Valent BioSci-ences Corporation

11:36 am Survey 123, an Easy Tool to Build Geospatial Applications Using ArcGISAuthor: Peter Bonkrude, Shasta County Mosquito and Vector Control District

11:48 am WALS™ Strategy and Droplet Dynamics: Importance of Droplet Size in Larvicide Spray Applications Using VectoBac WDGAuthors: Banugopan Kesavaraju, Jacques Dugal, and Peter DeChant, Valent Biosciences

12:00 pm Year two of an Expanded West Nile Virus Surveillance Program: Lessons Learned and Future DirectionsAuthors: Taylor L. Tushar and Jesse J. Erandio, Delta Vector Control District

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Breakout Sessions

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Symposium: Mosquito Biology and DiseaseModerators: Ken Klemme, North Salinas Mosquito and Vector Control District and Rhiannon Jones, Merced Mosquito and Vector Control District

Monterey Convention Center, Steinbeck Ballroom 2, 3

8:00 am Bionomics and Phenology of Culiseta particeps Mosquitoes in Lake County, CaliforniaAuthors: Brittany M. Nelms, Cassandra Urquhart, Michelle L. Koschik, Bonnie M. Ryan, Jamesina J. Scott, Lake County Vector Control District; and Tara C. Thiemann, University of the Pacific

8:12 am The Use of Sugar-Feeding by Individual Mosquitoes for Arbovirus Detection in the LaboratoryAuthors: Mary E. Danforth, William K. Reisen, and Christopher M. Barker, Davis Arbovirus Research and Training (DART) Lab, Department of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis

8:24 am Attractive Toxic Sugar Bait Stations for Control of Culex quinquefasciatusAuthors: David Popko, William E. Walton, Bradley Mullens, Department of Entomology, University of California, Riverside; and Jennifer Henke, Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

8:36 am Metagenome Sequencing Based IdentificationofArbovirusesinField- Captured Culex Mosquitoes from the San Gabriel Valley of CaliforniaAuthors: Kimberly Nelson, Angela Brisco, Jared Dever, San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District; Alice Maina, and Allen Richards, US Naval Medical Research Center

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Breakout Sessions

8:48 am Metagenomic Sequencing of Culex tarsalis from the FieldAuthors: Hanna Retallack, University of California, San Francisco; Leslie Goo, Amy Kistler, Chan Zuckerberg Biohub; Eric Haas-Stapleton, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District; and Joseph DeRisi, Chan Zuckerberg Biohub and University of California, San Francisco

9:00 am BG-Counter:AVeryEfficient Multi-Task ToolAuthors: Mario Boisvert, Jake Hartle, Mary Sorensen, and Joel Buettner, Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District

9:12 am Current Status of Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus Mosquitoes in CaliforniaAuthors: Marco E. Metzger, Renjie Hu, and Vicki Kramer, California Department of Public Health Vector- Borne Disease Section

9:24 am Invasive Aedes Surveillance Network in Alameda CountyAuthors: Eric Haas-Stapleton and Dereje Alemayehu, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District

10:00 am The OC is No Match for Invasive Aedes Mosquitoes!Authors: Kiet Nguyen, Laura Krueger, Tim Morgan, Sokanary Sun, Amber Semrow, Mark Nakata, Jennifer Mendoza, and Robert Cummings, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

10:12 am Population Genomics of California Populations of Aedes aegyptiAuthor: Gregory Lanzaro, Department of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immu-nology, University of California, Davis

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Breakout Sessions

10:24 am Stable Isotopes to Assess the Dispersal of Aedes aegypti in a Urban LandscapeAuthors: Matteo Marcantonio, Andrew J. Provencio, Christopher M. Barker, Davis Arbvovirus Research and Training (DART) Lab, Department of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis; and Trinidad Reyes, Madera County Mosquito and Vector Control District

10:36 am Invasive Aedes aegypti in Southern Nevada — aNewFindingAuthors: James Muth and Vivek Raman, Southern Nevada Health District

10:48 am Closing the Suitcase on Zika: The End of a Two-Year Journey?Author: Charsey Cole Porse, California Department of Public Health, Infectious Disease Branch, Vector- Borne Disease Section

11:00 am EffectofTemperatureonZika Virus Extrinsic Incubation Period in Aedes aegyptiAuthors: Olivia C. Winokur, Bradley J. Main, Jay Nicholson, and Christopher M. Barker, Davis Arbovirus Research and Training (DART) Lab, Department of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immu-nology, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis

11:12 am Vector Competence of California Mosquitoes for Zika VirusAuthors: Jay Nicholson, Bradley J. Main, Cody Steiner, Kasen K. Riemersma, Olivia C. Winokur, Christopher M. Barker, and Lark L. Coffey, Davis Arbovirus Research and Training (DART) Lab, Department of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis

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11:24 am Quantifying Sociodemographic Het-erogeneities in the Risk of Local Zika and Dengue Outbreaks in CaliforniaAuthors: Marisa A.P. Donnelly, Christopher M. Barker, Davis Arbovirus Research and Training (DART) Lab, Department of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology, University of California, Davis; and Suzanne Kluh, Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District

11:36 am West Nile Virus in California: A Summary of the First 15 Years of Human InfectionsAuthors: Robert Snyder, Kerry Padgett, Anne Kjemtrup, and Vicki Kramer, California Department of Public Health, Infectious Disease Branch, Vector- Borne Disease Section

11:48 am Surveillance for Mosquito-Borne Encephalitis Virus Activity in California, 2017Authors: Tina Feiszli, Kerry Padgett, Robert Synder, Leslie Foss, Vicki Kramer, Sharon Messenger, California Depart-ment of Public Health Vector-Borne Disease Section; Christopher M. Barker, Ying Fang, and Jody Simpson, Davis Arbovirus Research and Training, University of California

12:00 pm Trials and Use of New Technology to Improve Surveillance and Control of Mosquitoes at the Salt Lake City Mosquito Abatement DistrictAuthors: Ary Faraji and Gregory S. White, Lake City Mosquito Abatement District

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Breakout Sessions

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Symposium: Mosquito Biology and DiseaseModerators: Ken Klemme, North Salinas Mosquito and Vector Control District and Rhiannon Jones, Merced Mosquito and Vector Control District

2:00 pm Evaluation of Biogents Sentinel 2 and Biogents-Bowl Traps to Collect Aedes sierrensis Mosquitoes in an Suburban Setting in the Greater Salt Lake Area of UtahAuthors: Gregory S. White, Ary Faraji, Salt Lake City Mosquito Abatement Association; Scott Gordon, and Martin Geier, Biogents AG

2:12 pm Patterns of Virus Activity in the Coachella ValleyAuthor: Jennifer A. Henke, Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

2:24 pm Analysis of West Nile Virus Activity and the Correlation Between Varying Levels of Drought in San Joaquin County, California, From 2004 to 2017Authors: Sumiko De La Vega, Eddie Lucchesi, John Fritz, and Shaoming Huang, San Joaquin County Mosquito and Vector Control District

2:36 pm Current West Nile Virus Dead Bird Surveillance Practices in the United StatesAuthors: Leslie Foss and Kerry Padgett, California Department of Public Health Vector-Borne Disease Section

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Breakout Sessions

2:48 pm ALookatTrapHeightandItsEffectson Culex tarsalis Abundance and Minimum Infection RatesAuthors: Michelle L. Koschik, Brittany M. Nelms, Jamesina J. Scott, Lake County Vector Control District; and Mary Beth Danforth, California Department of Pub-lic Health Vector-Borne Disease Section

3:00 pm The Vector Index: Improving the Evidence Basis for Adult Mosquito ControlAuthors: Pascale C. Stiles, Graduate Group in Epidemiology, University of California, Davis, CA; and Christopher M. Barker, Davis Arbovirus Research and Training (DART) Lab, Department of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immu-nology, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, CA

3:00 pm ST. Louis Encephalitis Virus- Unprecedented Activity in Southern NevadaAuthors: James Muth and Vivek Raman, Southern Nevada Health District

3:12 pm Comparison of Ambion 1836 Extraction Kit with New Core Extraction Kit in RT-qPCR to Detect WNV, SLEV and WEEV in MosquitoesAuthors: Taylor Lura, Jennifer Thieme, Tianyun Su, and Michelle Brown, West Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

3:24 pm Comparing a Commercial Kit Versus Standard Guanidine Thiocyanate Extraction Protocols for Nucleic acid ExtractionandPurificationAuthors: Phillip Spinks and Joel Buettner, Placer Mosquito and Vector Control District

3:32 pm Using Environmental DNA to Detect Mosquito LarvaeAuthors: George Peck, Clackamas County Vector Control District; John Wood, Pisces Molecular, LLC; and Joe Craine, Jonah Ventures

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Breakout Sessions

3:40 pm Vector Competence of Northern California Mosquitoes for Dirofilaria immitisAuthors: Rebekah L. Dial, Tara Thiemann, Department of Biological Sciences, University of the Pacific; Brittany Nelms, Lake County Mosquito and Vector Control District; Shaoming Huang, San Joaquin County Mosquito and Vector Control District; and Kristen Holt, Marin Sonoma Mosquito and Vector Control District

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Breakout Sessions

2:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Symposium: Flea and Tick Biology and DiseaseModerators: Kimberly Nelson, San Gabriel Mosquito and Vector Control District


2:00 pm A History of Rickettsiosis in California and the San Gabriel Valley, Los Angeles County, CaliforniaAuthors: Kimberly Nelson, Angela Brisco, and Jared Dever, San Gabriel Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

2:12 pm The Path to the Detection andIdentificationofRickettsialPathogens Responsible for Human Flea-Borne Rickettsioses in the Los Angeles CountyAuthors: J. Wakoli Wekesa, Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District; Kimberly Nelson, San Gabriel Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District; Alice Maina, Allen Richards, US Naval Medical Research Center; Ying Goh, Matthew Feaster, Rachel Janbeck, Pasadena Department of Public Health; Van Ngo, Roshan Reporter, Rachel Civen, ACDC LA Department of Public Health; Marco Metzger, and Renjie Hu, CDPH Vector Borne Disease Section

2:24 pm Reducing the Risk of Flea-Borne Typhus: Strategies for Area-Wide Control of Fleas in Residential NeighborhoodsAuthors: Laura Krueger, Robert Cummings, Carrie Fogarty, Kiet Nguyen, Tim Morgan, and Sokanary Sun, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

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2:36 pm Jumping into the Future: An Analysis of Fifty Years of Flea Data from Urban WildlifeinOrangeCounty,1967 – 2017Authors: Amanda Penicks, Laura Krueger, Tim Morgan, Kiet Nguyen, James Campbell, Carrie Fogarty, Stephen Bennett, and Robert Cummings, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

2:46 pm Rickettsial Infections Among Cats and Cat Fleas in Riverside County, CaliforniaAuthors: Kristin E. Mullins, Naval Medical Research Center and University of Maryland School of Medicine; Alice N. Maina, Naval Medical Research Center; Laura Krueger, Orange County Mosqui-to and Vector Control District; Ju Jiang, Naval Medical Research Center; Robert Cummings, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District; Allan Drusys, Riverside County Department of Animal Services; Greg Williams, Major Dhillon, Northwest Mosquito and Vector Control District; and Allen L. Richards, Naval Medical Research Center and Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences

2:58 pm The Role of the Deer Mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) in Sylvatic Plague Transmission in CaliforniaAuthors: Mary Beth Danforth, Jim Tucker, and Mark Novak, California Department of Public Health, Vector- borne Disease Section

3:10 pm A Review of Plague in California from1983 – 2016Authors: Gregory Hacker, James Tucker, and Mark Novak, California Department of Public Health, Vector- borne Disease Section

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Breakout Sessions

3:26 pm Flea ‘in Around: A Look at the Identification,Preservation,Clearing,and Mounting of SiphonapteraAuthors: James D. Campbell, Laura Krueger, Tim Morgan, Kiet Nguyen, Amanda Penicks, Sokanary Sun, Steve Bennett, Robert Cummings, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District; Danielle Martinez, CSU Fullerton; and Niamh Quinn, UC ANR South Coast Research Station

4:00 pm Soft Ticks and Tick-Borne Relapsing Fever in the Eastern SierraAuthors: Joseph Burns, Alan Barbour, and Renjie Hu, California Department of Public Health, Vector-borne Disease Section

4:12 pm Species Composition and Temporal Distribution of Adult Ixodid Ticks at a Regional Park in Los Angeles County, CaliforniaAuthors: Sarah A. Billeter and Renjie Hu, California Department of Public Health, Vector-Borne Disease Section

4:24 pm Phylogeography of Borrelia Spiro-chetes in Ixodes Ticks Highlights DifferentialRiskofTick-BorneDisease Transmission in Northern Versus Southern CaliforniaAuthors: Ian Rose, Cornell University; Denise L. Bonilla, USDA-APHIS; Melissa Yoshimizu, California Department of Public Health, Vector-borne Disease Section; Natalia Fedorova, and Robert S. Lane, University of California, Berkeley; Kerry A Padgett, California Department of Public Health, Vector- borne Disease Section

4:36 pm Not the Usual Suspects: The Trials and Tribulations of a Hantavirus Case InvestigationAuthors: Elizabeth S. Andrews, Bryan T. Jackson, Sharon L. Messenger, Kristina Hsieh, Curtis Fritz, Anne Kjemtrup, Mark Novak, and Vicki Kramer, California Department of Public Health Vector- Borne Disease Section

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MVCAC Board of Directors Meeting Marriott — San Carlos Ballroom I and II

MONDAY

Trustee Sessions

2:45 pm Harassment Prevention TrainingPresented by Best Best and KriegerFerrantes Ballroom

Moderator: Doug Walker, Trustee Council, Coachella Valley MVCD

5:00 pm Adjournment

TUESDAY

Trustee Sessions

7:20am Trustee Business Session & BreakfastTrustee Communication and Education: from your email inbox to the world wide webFerrantes Ballroom

Presented by Jill Oviatt, PR Committee Chair and MVCAC Staff

Moderator: Doug Walker, Trustee Council, Coachella Valley MVCD

Ticket required for admission.

8:00 am Adjournment

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Vector Surveillance of Zika virus/JE in selected high risk areas of India Authors: Dr. Nasreen Akhtar, Dr. B. N. Nagpal, Dr. Himmat Singh, Dr. Aruna Srivastava and Dr. Neena Valecha, National Institute of Malaria Research, New Delhi

A Multiyear Evaluation of Pond Fertilization Strategies for Culturing High Yields of Gambusia affinis Author: Tony Hedley, Sacramento Yolo Mosquito & Vector Control District

Enhancement of Aedes aegypti Oviposition Using Gravid Infusion in Oviposition Cups Authors: Katherine Ramirez, Steve Mulligan and Jodi Holeman, Consolidated Mosquito Abatement District

Blood-meal analysis of Culex erythrothorax collected in a marsh habitat Authors: Joanna Roacho, Allen Esterly and Eric Haas-Stapleton, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District

Mosquito Magnet and BG-Sentinel Traps Baited with BG-Lure for Collecting Aedes aegypti Authors: Dereje Alemayehu and John Busam, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District; Trinidad Reyes, Madera County Mosquito and Vector Control; Eric Haas-Stapleton, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District

LimitedspecificityofaTaqManPCRassay developed to screen for Borrelia burgdorferi sensu stricto Authors: Melissa Yoshimizu and Mary Joyce Pakingan, California Department of Public Health, Vector Borne Disease Section

Permethrin Resistance in Culex pipiens Authors: Danny Avila and Eric Haas-Stapleton, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District



Genetic variation in Culex tarsalis associated with host choice Authors: Bradley J. Main, University of California at Davis; Tara Thieman, University of the Pacific; Antho-ny J. Cornel, University of California, Kearney Agricul-tural Research and Extension Center; Christopher Barker and C. Titus Brown, University of California at Davis

Molecular Epidemiological Survey of Bacterial Pathogens in Dermacentor variabilis, Ixodes Pacificus, and Rhipicephalus sanguineus in San Joaquin County Authors: Aelish Guinn, University of the Pacific; Shaoming Huang, San Joaquin Mosquito and Vector Control District; Tara Thiemann, University of the Pacific

Wolbachia infections in mosquitoes of Merced County California Authors: Andrea L. Joyce, Ryan Torres, Valeria Flores and Eunis Hernandez, UC Merced; Rhiannon Jones, Merced County Mosquito Abatement District

MosquitofishHolding/CulturingSystemattheWest Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District Authors: Quan Vong, Patrick Mullens, Tianyun Su and Michelle Brown, West Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

Skeeterbundance 2017. Record Season. Authors: Nate Reade, Inyo/Mono Ag. Commissioner; Rob Miller, Owens Valley MAP

One Fish, Two Fish: A Better Way of Counting MosquitofishFryAuthors: Christine Prince and Mike Saba, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

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TheFleaKey:Alookattheidentification, preservation, clearing, and mounting of Siphonaptera Authors: James D. Campbell, Steve Bennett, Laura Krueger, Danielle Martinez, Tim Morgan, Kiet Nguyen, Amanda Penicks, Sokanary Sun, Niamh Quinn, and Robert Cummings, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

Saving resources by utilizing novel tool to dip for larvae in out-of-reach sources Authors: Sarah Erspamer, Mark Wieland and Joseph Huston, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District

Re-Charging the EVS Trap Authors: Mark Nakata, Kiet Nguyen, Tim Morgan and Robert Cummings, Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District

A Retrospective Look at Freshwater Vegetation TypesandHowTheyMayEffectCulex tarsalis AbundanceandControlEffortsinaWaterfrontCommunity Authors: Bonnie M. Ryan, Brad Hayes and Terry Sanderson, Lake County Vector Control District

Using AGO traps to capture Aedes aegypti in the Coachella Valley Authors: Arturo Gutierrez, Kim Y. Hung and Jennifer A. Henke, Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

EffectivenessofBroadcastTreatmentsof Extinguish Plus® on Red Imported Fire Ant Infested Golf Courses of the Coachella Valley Authors: Gerald Chuzel, Biologist, Roberta Dieckmann and Jennifer A. Henke, Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District

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Insecticide Resistance in Culex tarsalis Authors: Rajni Lakha, Miguel Barretto and Eric Haas-Stapleton, Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District

Innovative application technology proven to break DENVandZIKVtransmission — currentstatusAuthors: Peter DeChant, Seleena Benjamin, Jacques Dugal, Banugopan Kesavaraju, Heiko Kotter, and Steven Krause, Valent BioSciences Corporation

Alameda County Vector Control Community Relations Author: Daniel Wilson, Alameda County Vector Control District

Aeriallarvicidingoverrice:efficacyevaluationover a full growing season Authors: Mary Sorenson, Jack Hartle, Mario Boisvert, Placer County Mosquito and Vector Control District

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Exhibitors/SponsorsExhibitor ShowcaseThe Exhibitor Showcase takes place over two and a half days, allowing all attendees the opportunity to conduct business with exhibitors. Exhibitors play a major part in our ability to offer quality educational programs. Please support MVCAC exhibitors by visiting their booths.

Exhibitor Showcase Hours Location: Marriott — San Carlos Ballroom

Sunday January 28, 2018 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Monday January 29, 2018 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Tuesday January 30, 2018 8:00 am – 2:00 pm

ADAPCODino Candito 550 Aero Lane Sanford, FL 32771

800-367-0659 | [email protected] www.myadapco.com

Booth #9

Aerial ServicesRobert Franklin 1705 Chateau Ct. Castro Valley, CA 94552

510-889-1453 | [email protected] www.aerialpoolsurvey.com

Booth #15

AMVAC Environmental ProductsRennie Kubik 10808 NE 27th Ct. Vancouver, WA 98689

360-921-8019 | [email protected] www.amvac-chemical.com

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Application DynamicsNicole Williams PO BOX 152725 Cape Coral, FL 33915

239-673-8328 | [email protected] www.applicationdynamics.net

Booth #23

Argo AdventureFritz Liewer 34402 290th St. Burke, SD 57523

888-898-2746 | [email protected] www.argoadventure.com

Booth #20

Atlantic Paste and GlueScott Baldwin 75 East 2nd St. Bayonne, NJ 7002

480-760-5874 | [email protected] www.catchmasterpro.com

Booth #24

Bayer Environmental ScienceKurt Vandock 2 T.W. Alexander Dr. Research Park Triangle, NC 27709

919-549-2535 | [email protected] www.backedbybayer.com

Booth #11

BiogentsMichael Weber Weissenburgstr. 22 93055 Regensburg, Germany

408-718-8664 | [email protected] www.biogents.com

Booth #8

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BioQuip Products, Inc.Ken Fall 2321 E. Gladwick St. Rancho Dominquez, CA 90220

310-667-8800 | [email protected] www.bioquip.com

Booth #25

Central Life SciencesJohn Holick PO Box 754 Penryn, CA 95663

916-708-5804 | [email protected] www.centralmosquitocontrol.com

Booth #22

Clarke Mosquito ControlErin Arnott 229 Cerro St. Encinitas, CA 92024

760-415-0289 | [email protected] www.clarke.com

Booth #16

Digital Map ProductsVivian Nguyen 5201 California Ave., Ste. 200 Irvine, CA 92617

949-333-5161 | [email protected] www.digmap.com

Booth #30

DK EnvironmentalDave McNabb 3527 Mt. Diablo Blvd, #306 Lafayette, CA 94549

925-935-4200 | [email protected] dkenvironmental.com

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Frontier Precision, Inc.Linda Glover 154 1st Ave. W Jerome, ID 83338

208-324-8006 | [email protected] www.frontierprecision.com

Booth #29

Gambusia SolutionsSteve Walker 4670 Pacific St. #200 Rocklin, CA 95677

916-652-4231 | [email protected] GambusiaSolutions.com

Booth #3 & 4

Hayashida ArchitectsAngie Green 832 Bancroft Way Berkeley, CA 94710

510-428-2491 | [email protected] www.hayashida-archictects.com

Booth #6

IconyxPeter Terrett 2 Enterprise Dr. Ste. 22 Bundoora, Victoria 3083, Australia

+61-419-30-7770 | [email protected] www.iconyx.com

Booth #31

Leading EdgeMike Reynolds 702 Tulip Tree Court Fletcher, NC 28732

828-246-2111 | [email protected] www.leateam.com

Booth #1, 2 & 5

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Lightborne & Riverwick, LLCJesse Shelby 17485 Catalpa St., Ste B-5 Hesperia, CA 92345

760-488-1394 | [email protected] www.lightborneriverwick.com

Booth #19

MGKBrian Meagher 8810 Tenth Ave. N Minneaplois, MN 55427

612-257-1100 | [email protected] www.MGK.com

Booth #27

Phenix PrintEric Hodgson 9630 Bruceville Rd., Ste. 106 Elk Grove, CA 95757

916-683-1000 | [email protected] www.phenixprint.com

Booth #18

SCI Consulting GroupSonia Ortega 4745 Mangels Blvd. Fairfiled, CA 94534

707-430-4300 | [email protected] www.sci-cg.com

Booth #26

Star Milling Co.Iva Galione PO Box 1987 Perris, CA 92572

951-255-1600 | [email protected] www.starmilling.com

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Target Specialty ProductsJoe Camacho 524 Galveston St. West Sacramento, CA 95691

916-291-3173 | [email protected] www.target-specialty.com

Booth #28

Tick Key Products, LLCDonna Lucente PO Box 437 Goshen, CT 0

860-618-3072 | [email protected] www.tickkey.com

Booth #17

Univar E.S.Sandra Torrey 2893 N. Miami Fresno, CA 93727

559-577-8872 | [email protected] www.univares.com

Booth #21

Valent BioSciences Corporation, LLCStepahine Whitman 1450 North 45th St. Laramine, WY 82072

307-721-4335 [email protected] www.valentbiosciences.com

Booth #10

Vector Disease Control International, LLCRobbie Allen 1320 Brookwood Dr., Ste H Little Rock, AR 72202

501-280-0220 | [email protected]; [email protected] www.vdci.net

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SponsorsThank you to our sponsors:

Registration DeskADAPCO and Valent BioSciences Corporation, LLC

Attendee Neck WalletsCentral Life Sciences

Convention Attendee BagsClarke Mosquito Control

ConventionWifiUnivar E.S.

Welcome receptionADAPCO AMVAC Environmental Products Bayer Environmental Science SCI Consulting Group Valent BioSciences Corporation, LLC

MondayAMCoffeeBreakADAPCO AMVCAC Environmental Products Bayer Environmental Science Valent BioSciences Corporation, LLC

Monday Plenary SessionADAPCO Bayer Environmental Science Valent BioSciences Corporation, LLC

Lunch SponsorsADAPCO Bayer Environmental Science Clarke Mosquito Control Valent BioSciences Corporation, LLC

Tuesday Concurrent SessionsADAPCO AMVAC Environmental Products Target Specialty Products Valent BioSciences Corporation, LLC

MVCAC Awards Banquet RefreshmentsADAPCO Valent BioSciences Corporation, LLC

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ADAPCO 9

Aerial Services 15

AMVAC Environmental Products 12

Application Dynamics 23

Argo Adventure 20

Atlantic Paste and Glue 24

Bayer Environmental Science 11

Biogents 8

BioQuip Products, Inc. 25

Central Life Sciences 22

Clarke Mosquito Control 16

Digital Map Products 30

DK Environmental 14

Frontier Precision, Inc. 29

Gambusia Solutions 3 & 4

Hayashida Architects 6

Iconyx 31

Leading Edge 1, 2 & 5

Lightborne & Riverwick, LLC 19

MGK 27

Phenix Print 18

SCI Consulting Group 26

Star Milling Co. 7

Target Specialty Products 28

Tick Key Products, LLC 17

Univar E.S. 21

Valent BioSciences Corporation, LLC 10

Vector Disease Control International, LLC 13

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February 3 – 5, 2019Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport, Burlingame

MVCAC 87th Annual Conference

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