Two Mosquito Pools Test Positive for WNV; City to Increase Surveillance

(July 3, 2025) The City of Frisco received confirmation two mosquito pools tested 'positive' for West Nile virus (WNV) this week. In response, the city is increasing surveillance efforts and intensifying larviciding in these two areas. The city will not spray at this time.

• One location is near the intersection of McCommas Dr. at Michelle Dr. in the Creekside at Preston neighborhood [ see map (PDF) ].
• The other location is in the Hunter's Creek and Turnbridge Manor neighborhoods [ see map (PDF) ].

These are the first positive mosquito pools in Frisco this year. Check out our GIS Mosquito Dashboard to see the locations, and the positive pools from previous years. No human cases of WNV are confirmed in Frisco this year.

"It's important residents stay vigilant and help reduce mosquito breeding by eliminating sources of standing water on their property," said Jazalyn Harp, Environmental Health Manager.

Frisco residents are urged to 'Wear, Apply and Remove' as a precaution against mosquito bites. The precautionary steps are promoted by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) and outlined below:

• WEAR: Wear long sleeves, pants outside at dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active.
• APPLY: Use insect repellants every time you go outside. Approved repellents contain DEET, picaridin or oil of lemon eucalyptus.
• REMOVE: Drain standing water that collects in bird baths, French drains, clogged gutters, saucers under potted plants and 'splash blocks' (at end of gutter down spout). The mosquitoes that carry WNV can breed in stagnant water.

In accordance with its Mosquito Surveillance and Response Plan, Frisco tests for mosquito pools from May 1 through November 15. Find more information on the city's plan and how you can help prevent mosquito breeding and bites at Friscotexas.gov/Mosquitoes or contact the City of Frisco's Health & Food Safety Division at 972-292-5304.