Public Heath-Dayton & Montgomery County will spray for mosquitoes after samples from two cities tested positive for the West Nile Virus.
Public Health’s mosquito program detected that mosquitoes tested positive for the virus in traps set in Clayton and Vandalia, according to a Public Health spokesperson.
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In response, Public Health announced they will spray in both Clayton and Vandalia on Sept. 17 at dusk.
They will spray Duet, an adulticide mosquito control product…