2002-09-23
SPECIAL SEPTEMBER TERM
HELD SEPTEMBER 23, 2002
THE STATE OF TEXAS S
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COUNTY OF CALHOUN S
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this the 23th day of September,
A.D., 2002 there was begun and holden at the Courthouse in
the City of Port Lavaca, said County and State, at 10:00
A.M., a Special Term of the Commiss~oners' Court, within
said County.andState,.and-there were present on this .date
the follow~ng members of the Court, to-wit:
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Arlene N. Marshall
Roger C. Galvan
Michael J. Balajka
H. Floyd .
Kenneth W. Finster
Shirley Foester
County Judge
Commissioner,pct.l
Commissioner,pct.2
commissioner,pct.3
Commissioner,pct.4
Deputy County Clerk
Thereupon the following proceedings were had:
Commissioner Galvan gave the Invocation and Commissioner
Finster led the Pledge of Allegiance.
APPOINT CENTRAL COUNTING STATION PERSONNEL FOR NOVEMBER
5TH ELECTION
A Motion was made by Commissioner Floyd and seconded by
Commissioner Galvan to appoint Carol Abraham as Presid~ng
Judge and William C. Howell as Tabulation Supervisor of
the central counting station of the November 5th Election
in addition to the appointment of five clerks.
Commissioners Galvana, Balajka, Floyd, Finster and Judge
Marshall all voted in favor.
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ORDER OF APPOINTMENT OF
CENTRAL COUNTING STATION
The Commissioners' Court of Calhoun County do hereby appoint the following persons to
serve as the Presiding Judge of the Central Counting Station and the Managerrrabulation
Supervisor for the General Election to be held on November 05, 2002. Both the Presiding
Judge and the Tabulation Supervisor may appoint a combined total of ~ clerks. These
members were appointed according to the procedures set out in Section 127.002-127.006
of the Texas Election Code.
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ELECTION PRECINCT 6 POLLING PLACE CHANGE
A Motion was made by commissioner Bal~jka and seconded by
Commissioner Glavn to change the poll~ng place for
Precinct 6 from the Fire Station at Magnolia Beach to the
First Baptist Church at Magnolia Beach, 617 FM 2760.
In discussion, Commissioner F10rd questioned changing,
something regarding re-district~ng and the Bond Elect~on.
Vote on the motion: Commissioners Galvan, Balajka, Floyd,
Finster and Judge Marshall all voted in favor.
ORDER FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION FOR COUNTY AND PRECINCT
OFFICERS
A Motion was made by Commissioner Finster and seconded by
Commissiner Floyd to Order the General Election for county
and precinct officers. Commissioners Galvan, Ba1ajka,
Floyd, Finster and Judge Marshall all voted in favor.
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION
(A VISO DE ELECCION GENERAL)
To the registered votm: of the County of
(a los YOlanteJ rtgfstrados del Condado de
Calhoun
,Teltas:
Calhoun
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Notice is hereby given that the polling places listed below will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., November 5, 2002,
for voting in a general election to elect Members of Congress, Members of the Legislature, and state, dislrict, county, and
precinct officers; and FOR the purpose of adopting .or rejecting the proposed Constitutional Amendment as submitted by
the 77th Lcgis.1ature, Regular session, of the State I)fTexu.
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(Notifiquese, por 1m presente. que las casillas electora/e.s strades ahaje se abrlran dude las 7:00 a.m. hasta las 7:00 p.m. el5
de noYiembre de 2002 para votar en fa Elecc/on General para elegir Miembros del Congreso. Miembros de la Legislat~ra. y
ofiela/es del estado. diStrito, condado y del preeincto y PARA adoptar 0 rechazal' la Illmienda propuesta cortstitucional asi
como /ueron sometida par la 77th Legi.rfatura Regulal' Seston. de fa Eslado de Texas.)
LOCA TION(S) OF POLLINO PLACES
IDIRECCION(ES) DE US CASl!.US ELECTOlULES)
Se. Attached Liet
Early voting by personal appeannce will be conducted each weekday at:
(La vo/acion adelantad4 en persona se l1evard a cabo de lunes a viel7les en;)
Calhoun' eountfCourthouse Lobby
(location) (silio)
Recommended but not required
between the hours of -L a.m. and ~ p.m. beginning on
and ending on
November.Ol. 2002
(date)
October 21. 2002
(date)
21 de Octubre. 2002
([echa)
(elltre fas -L.. de la mallanay las ~ de la tardeempuando el
(y termlnando el
01 de Noviembre. 2002
([echo)
Applications for ballot by mail shall be mailed to:
(Las solicitudes para boletas que se votardn adelantada par coneo deberan enviarse a.)
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Stephanie Smith. Elections Admin.
(Name of Early Voting Clerk)
(Hombre del Secretarlo de la Yo/aci6'1 Adelantada)
211 South Ann St.
(Address) (Direccion)
Port Levaca, Texas
(City) (Cludad)
77979
(Zip Coce) (Zona Postal)
Applications for ballots by mail must be received no later than the close of business on:
(Las solicitudes para boletas que se vo/ardn adelarttada pOl' correa deberdn reciblrse para elfill de las horc.s de negoclo el:)
October 29. 2002 (29 de Octubre, 2002)
(date) ([echa)
b,uodthi.th. ..t~ d.yof ~~1i/:
(Emitadaested~ de -'._
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Signature of ounty Judge (Ftrma del Juez del Condado)
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Polling Places Beginning March 12, 2002
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Pct. I Calhoun County Library
200 W. Mahan St.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 14 Grace Episcopal Church
213 E. Austin St.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pet. 2 Old Roosevelt Elementary School
300 S. Alcoa Dr.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 15 Senior Citizens Center
S. Guadalupe St. entrance
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pet. 3 Old Roosevelt Elementary School
300 S. Alcoa Dr.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 16 Bauer Community Center
2300 N. Hwy 35
Port Lavaca, Texas
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Pct. 4 Carter Building
2410 W. Austin St.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 17 China Inn Rest./Banquet Room
915 N. Hwy 35
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pet. 5 Guadalupe Blanco River Authority Office
1064 State Highway 316
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 18 Point Comfort City Hall
102 Jones St.
Point Comfort, Texas
Pet. 6 First Baptist Church ofIndianola
617 FM 2760, Magnolia Beach Area
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pet. 19 Olivia Community Center
County Rd. 304 E
Olivia, Texas
Pct. 7 Jackson Elementary School
1420 Jackson Dr.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 20 Bauer Exhibit Building
Co Rd 101, Calhoun County Fairgrounds
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pet. 8 Calhoun County Courthouse Annex.
201 W. Austin St.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 21 Bauer Exhibit Building
Co Rd 101, Calhoun County Fairgrounds
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 9 Travis Middle School
705 N. Nueces St.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 22 Hatch Bend Country Club
579 Meadowview Ln.
Port Lavaca, Texas
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Pet. 10 Travis Middle School
705 N. Nueces St.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 23 Water Control & Improvement District Office
II mi. outside of Port Lavaca on Hwy 35 S
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 11 Salem Lutheran Church
2101 N. Virginia St.
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 24 Seadrift City Hall
Main St. & Dallas St.
Seadrift, Texas
Pct. 12 Knights of Columbus Hall
FM 3084 Six Mile Area
Port Lavaca, Texas
Pct. 25 Port O'Connor Fire Station
6th St.
Port 0' Connor , Texas
Pct. 13 Tex Sun Const./Garcia Residence
1018 Porter Rd.
Port Lavaca, Texas
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Prescribed by Secretary of Stale
SCC!IOr,J 3OQ4. 3.006, 85.004, Texas Election Code
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ORDER OF GENERAL ELECTION
(ORDEN DE ELECCION GENERAL)
An election is hereby ordered to be held on November 5,2002, in
Calhoun
County, Texas for the purpose of electing the following county and precinct officers as required by Article XVI,
Section 65 of the Texas Constitution.
(Par la presente se orden a que se lleve a cabo una eleceion el 5 de noviembre de 2002, ell el COlldado de
Calhoun, Texas, eon el proposito de elegir los siguientes oficiales del eondado y del preeillto
como requerido por el Articulo XVI, Seeeion 65, de la Constitucion de Texas.)
(List Offices) (Enumere los puestos ofieiales)
See Attached List
Early voting by personal appearance will be conducted each weekday at:
(La votacion adelantada en persona se llevara a eabo de lunes a viernes en:)
Calhoun County Courthouse Lobby
(location) (sitio)
Recommended but not required
(date)
(feeha)
Applications for ballot by mail shall be mailed to:
(Las solicitudes para boletas que se votaran adelantada por correo deberan imviarse a.)
Stephanie Smith, Elections Admin.
(Name of Early Voting Clerk)
(Nombre del Seeretario de la Votacion Adelantada)
211 South Ann St.
(Address) (Direecion)
Port Lavaca, Texas
(City) (Ciudad)
77979
(Zip Code) (Zona Postal)
Applications for ballots by mail must be received no later than the close of business on:
(Las solicitu.des para boletas que se votarim adelantada por Correa deberan recibirse para elfin de las haras de negocio el.)
l October 29, 2002 (29 de Octubre, 2002)
(date) (feeha)
Issued this the :23
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Signature of ounty Judge (Firma del Juez del eondado)
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Stephanie A. Smith
COUli:; T;lections Administrator
211 South Ann St.
Port Lavaca, Texas 77979
361-553-4440
fax 361-553-4442
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County Offices Up for Election 2002
District Attorney
County Judge
Judge, County Court At Law
District Clerk
County Clerk
County Treasurer
County Commissioners, Pct. 2 & 4
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Justices of the Peace, Pcts. 1-5
MEMORIAL MEDICAL PLAZA - ROOF DAMAGE
Charlie Crober, Building Maintenance Supervisor, advised
the Court he met with the adjuster to check the roof hail
damage from two different hall storms. The first adjuster
submltted damages but the second adjuster, Jerry Kuth of
Kuth Service Group said there was no damage. Mr. Crober
said there is a gradual loss of the roof material. He
asked the Court's opinion re9arding contacting Hal Arnold
again. Commissioner Floyd dld not want to approve an
unseen contract. Mr. Crober had not yet contacted our
insurnace company as our carrier hired the adjuster.
Commissioner Galvan will work with Mr.Crober regarding the
claim. This agenda item was passed.
WEST NILE VIRUS PREVENTION - ~EXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
FUNDING
Dr. Bain Cate, Medical Director of the Crossroads Public
Health District, spoke to the Court regarding an
applicaiton to the Texas Department of Health for funding
concerning West Nile virus prevention. He said this is a
separate medical disease control from mosquito conrol.
Commissioner Finster said he received calls concerning
dead birds. Dr. Cate the birds are probably corning in
through the Barge Canal area; a person cannot contract the
disease from the birds; would get it from a mosquito that
has bitten the bird first. He regarded this as a minor
problem.
No action was taken by the Court.
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NO. 246
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~~.:..~~_ J. Sanchez, M.D., M.P.H.
..,u,u",ioner 01 Health
Gary R. Bego
Chief Operating Officer
Charles E. Bell, M.D.
Execulive Deputy Commissioner
Texas Department of Health
1100 West 49th Street
Austin, Texas 78756-3199
(512) 458-7111
1-888-963-7111
http://www.tdh.state.lx.us
TEXAS BOARD OF HEALTH
September 13, 2002
MMio It Anzaldua, M.D., Chair
George H. McCleskey, Vice-Chair
Raymond Hannigan
AmanuUah Khan, M.D., Ph.D.
Beverly H. RobinsOn, Ph.D., R.N.,c., F.A-A.N.
Margo S. Scholin, B5.N., MS., ).D.
Dear Local Health Department Director:
Tne Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded the Texas Department
of Health (TDH) funding to build local capacities and infrastructure for West Nile virus
prevention. TDH is allocating these funds to each county through the Local Health
Department (LHD) or County Judge in areas not served by a LHD. The formula used to
allocate funding to each county provides a base amount of $1,000 plus one cent per
capita based on the 2000 United States Census. Counties with small populations and
few resources are encouraged, though not required, to establish working relationships
with similar countIes to pool their awarded funds in order to maximize the available
resources. This money cannot be used for direct mosquito control (Le., spraying or
purchase of insecticides), is non-recurring, and must be spent by June 30, 2003.
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Counties can use this funding to:
. Train local staff to conduct surveillance and plan appropriate control measures
based on surveillance results; (Ple3se see the attachment for statutory
requirements regarding testing and licensure of pesticide applicators.)
. Conduct mosquito surveillance in order to determine where West Nile virus is
located in Texas and what species are carrying the virus; and
. Inform/educate the public regarding awareness and prevention of west Nile virus
infection.
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Please note that this funding is not automatic. To receive these funds, you must
complete and submit the attached application to TDH by September 25, 2002. We
are also requesting that you complete and submit the attached application form if
you are not interested in receiving the funds to participate in West Nile virus
prevention activities. Completed forms may be submitted by fax to Suzanne
Sparks, TDH Office of Public Health Practice at (512) 458.7407, or by mail to 1100
West 4Sth Street, Austin, Texas 78756.
Counties that choose to participate in this project are also requested to designate
participating staff as the local point of contact for West Nile virus awareness and
prevention activities for their jurisdiction. The information and training received during
this project will prepare local staff to serve in this role as well as to assist with planning
West Nile virus prevention activities in the future. Currently established mosquito
control programs will be asked to submit GPS data on each mosquito pool submission
beginning next summer.
An eq>m1 emp1cyment Opportunity employ'"
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Letter to the County Judge
September 13, 2002
Page 2
In addition to the initial funding and project activities, you may submit a request
for additional funds should they become available for supplemental West Nile
virus prevention activities. To request additional funds, please complete page 3
of the attached application form and submit to TDH as instructed above by
September 25, 2002. The request should provide a brief description of the proposed
additional activities and a breakdown of costs. If additional funding becomes available,
TDH will review the request, and, if approved, provide the requested funds.
TDH is pleased to support local efforts to build or enhance mosquito surveillance
training and activities through these funds. In addition to securing the training and
surveillance items specified on the attached application form, TDH is available to
provide technical assistance/guidance, additional training regarding surveillance
activities. plus laboratory testing at no cost to the local entity. If you have any
questions, please contact Julie Rawlings at (512) 458-7228 or Suzanne Sparks at (512)
458-7297.
Sincerely,
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Charies Eo Bell, MD
Executive Deputy Commissioner
Enclosures
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Application for West Nile Virus Surveillance and Public Education Funding
Fax (;ompletedform by Friday, September 25,2002 to: Suzanne Sparks, TDH-OPHP, Fax No. (512) 458-7407
Name of Organization
e:er Address
Name of Contact Person
County SetVed
City
Zip
Phone #
Fax #
Email Address
Vendor ID # (if known)
Signature ofUID Director or County Judge
Date
IndiCale below your county's interest in receivingfundsfor Wesl Nile virus awareness and prevention activities by checking
[he appropriate line.
I wish to receive the funds allocated to this county for West Nile virus awareness and prevCIltion activities.
(If yes, cOmplete the table below)
I do not wish to receive the funds allocated to this county for West Nile virus awareness and prevention activities.
Listed helow is a lisl oflraJningand SW"Yeillance supplies tJuzt may be purchased with thesefunds. Indicate helow whU:h
ilems you are in/eresled in purchasing by entering the nwnber of units and total cost for each uem. TDHwill purchase these
supplies in bulk and distribute to each county. For additi01llll lafonnat/on Or/. these items, see the altachmen/. The lotal cost
may not aceed [he county S funding allOClllion.. For public awareness and altenuJte expenses, please provide all required
information.
# or Units Total
EquiomentlSuoolieslEmenses Unit Cost Requested Cost
OSQnito SurveiUanceTraininj!; Materials and Fees
blk HeaiJ/z ReJiaed Pest Control (B-son, 7-{)2) Training Manuals - training $40 ea
.:aterial used for preparing individuals for the certified pesticide applicator
examinatioll-
Pesticide Applicator Testing Fees - individuals must pass both a General S110 ea
Examination and a Vector Control examination to become a certified pesticide
annlicator
Applicator's License Fee _ city and/or county employees must be licensed by $125 ea
TDH to apply insecticides for mosquito control programs (see attached
information regardin2 statutory reouirements)
Mosquito Surveillance Equipment and Supplies
Mosouito Tran - CDC miniature light tran Sloo ea
Moscuito Trap - Gravid traps $100 ea
Aspirator _ banery powered suction device used to tranSfer mosquitoes from the S50 ea
trap to the shinoing container for mailini! to the !DH LaboratotV
Globa1l'ositionino: Unit (Gl'S) - used for toapoin" surveillance sites $350 ea.
Travel Funds _ projected amount of travel funds for placing .ad checking NIl\. N/A
mosauito tra1>S or attending ..
Incidentals _ dry ice, mosquito repellant, batteries, shipping costs needed to N/A NIA
suooort surveillance activities
Application - Page 1 of 3
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Application for West Nile Virus Surveillance anI Public Education Funding - continued
Name of Organization County SCIVed
# of Units Total
Equiomen tJSIlDDliesIE:roen5es Unit C05t Reouested Cost
Public Health Awareness Campai2II Expenses
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Alternative EqllipmentJSupplie5lExpenses (lfyorn coU1lly is ~m"'tl;y participating in mosquito surveiJlimce aJ'd you
wou./JJ.like to purcJUl$e alter1Ultive West Nile virus surveilkznce sup . lies. provide the iIem name. unit cost. number of units
and total cos/for each aem. on the lines provided below. In addition you must describe below your present mosquito
surveillmu:e activities. describes YOIl7 alternazive plan i~ludiJtg pro ose.d activi!ies and time lilies, and explaiJts how the
DroDosed Dlan will enhance surveillance activities in the COutlN.)
Total Cost
Alternate Plan J u5tifieation:
1. Description of c=ent mosquito SUIVeillance activities.
2. Description of alternative mosquito surveillance plan.
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3. Explananon of how proposed plan WIll enhance surveillance actlVltleS In the county.
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Request for Additional West Nile Surveillance and Public Education Funding
If you would like to receive additional funds for West Nile virus surveillance activities should funds become
available, you may complete and submit this request form to the TDH Regional Office. If additional funding
becomes available, TDH will review the request and, if approved, provide the requested funds.
_.me of Organization County Served
Street Address
City
Zip
Name ofCOnlael Person
Phone #
Fax #
Email Address
Vendor II) # (if known)
Signature ofLHD Director or COWlty Judge
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Identifv the profJosed equipment, supplies or expenses requested in the aDoropriate cateyories lis~ below.
# of Units Tot:ll
Eo womentlSuoolieslEmeDses Unit Cost Requested Cost
Surveillance Training SnppJies/MateriaIs
SurveilbnceEawomentorSnpplies
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Public Awareness Camoail!n Expenses
Other Exoenses (Trave~ contract labor. etc)
Total Cost
Proposed Plan: (Attach a one-page description a/the proposed plan/or enhancing West Nile virus awareness and
prevention activities should additiana1 funding become available. Include proposed activities and time lines. and a
brief explanation of why the additional activities are needed in the county. Upon receipt, TDH wi/I review the
requestla determine ifrhe plan meets the CDC guidelines for the funds. If additional jimding becomes available.
TDH will notify the counties that have requested additional funding regarding the plan 's approval and method of
disrributing the additionalfimds.}
Fax compleUldform by FridIly, September 25,2002 to: SUVJnne Sparks, TDH-OPHP, Fax No: (SI2) 458-7407
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Information Regarding Training and Equipment
TRAINING
Statutory Language Regarding Certified pesticide Applicators
Any employee of a city and/or county that applies any insecticide in a mosquito control program must be
licensed by the Texas Department of Health as per the Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, PaIt 1,
Chapter 267, Rules for Licensure of Governmentally Employed Noncommercial Pesticide Applicators
Involved in Health-Related Pest Control. In the event that state or federal funds are made available for
mosquito control, only those programs with certified pesticide applicators would be eligible to receive
any such funds.
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Training Materials
Training material for mosquito surveillance and control slaffis the Texas Cooperative Extension
publication, B-SOn. which is entitled ~Publie Health Related Pest Control"'. The examination questions
for the certified pesticide applicator examination are taken from this publication. The cost of the manual
is $40.00. Pest Control training can be very helpful even if the individual does not choose to take the test
and become licensed to apply pesticides
pesticide Applicator Testing Fees
The individual th81 desires to become a certified pesticide applicator must pass a General examination and
a Vector Control examination with a score of 70 or higher on eaeh f"Y~mination. 1DH will recognize
General examinations that are given by the Texas Department of Agriculture and the Structural Pest
Control Board. The cost for each 1DH examination is 550.00, snd there is a $10.00 application fee (total
of$1I0.00).
pesticide Applicator Licmse Fee
1DH certified pesticide applicator licenses are $125.00 for the Vector Control category. These licenses
exp~ on February 28th of each year.
SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT
Mosquito Traps
CDC miniature light trap is a portable battery-powered trap. A light source attracts flying mosquitoes
from considerable distances and draWl; them into the mouth of the trap. An air currellt created by a small
motorized fan then sucks the mosquitoes through the trap's mouth and into a cOllection bag.
Gravid traps are ovitraps to which a CDC light trap fan assembly and body or some other type of battery-
operated suction device has been attached. When a gravid female mosquito flies into the trap and tries to
lay her eggs on the surface of the water there, she is sucked into a collection bag on top of the suction
assembly. Gravid traps are particularly useful in sampling Culex quinquefasciatuS popula1ions. ex.
quinquefascialus is a known vector of West Nile Virus in Texas.
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A successful, comprehensive mosquito surveillance program requires both CDC miniature light traps and
gravid traps.
Global Positioning Unit (GPS)
The GPS is a worldwide r:a.dio-navigation system formed from satellites and their ground stations. GPS
receivers take data from this SyStem to calculate physical location with an accuracy of meters. GPS
receivers are needed because a narrative description as to where mosquito traps are placed is imprecise
and therefore otten difficult to map. With a GPS receiver, determination of the location of the rraps is
relatively simple and precise. A GPS unit is highly recommended for use with traps and may also be
helpful for other public health activities in the county.
Aspirator
porrable battery-powered suction device used to transfer adult mosquitoes from mosquito trapS into
shipping containers to be sent to 1DH Bureau of LaboI1ltories.
GENERAL DISCUSSION - PLACEMENT OF TEMPORARY BUILDING AT
FAIRGROUNDS
Judge Marshall received a request from the Fair Associaton
to.pu~ on the next.agenda placement of a temporary
bU1ld1ng at the fa1rgrounds for the fair.
She als? rece~ved a complaint from the District Jud es
concern1ng pr1soners held at the fairgrounds upsettIng
Court. They want to house them in another building beside
th~ C?urtroom.and asked for $7000 for the portable
bU1ld1ng. Ch1ef Deputy Sheriff Daigle expressed concern
for the safety of the Court and the public. He said they
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