Ohio EPA’s Mosquito Control Grant Program funds scientific research and community projects to reduce mosquito populations and prevent mosquito-borne diseases in Ohio.
Funder: Ohio EPA
Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027 (projected)
Funding Amounts: Typical award size and total program funding not specified; varies by project and annual agency allocation.
Summary: Supports community and organizational initiatives to reduce mosquito populations and prevent mosquito-borne diseases in Ohio.
The Mosquito Control Grant Program, administered by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Ohio EPA), aims to reduce public health risks associated with mosquito populations across Ohio. The program funds the development and implementation of effective mosquito control strategies, community education, habitat management, and interventions to prevent and mitigate mosquito-borne diseases. Eligible projects may include surveillance and monitoring, public outreach, larviciding, habitat reduction, and local capacity building for mosquito management.