The Bannock County Commissioners meeting on June 19, 2025, focused on public health concerns related to the upcoming mosquito season. Commissioners discussed the importance of community awareness regarding stagnant water sources that can breed mosquitoes.

One commissioner suggested involving a local representative, Emma, to help disseminate information about how residents can eliminate standing water in their yards. This includes removing water from bird feeders and other containers that may collect rainwater. The goal is to educate the public on simple actions they can take to reduce mosquito populations around their homes.

The discussion highlighted that while fogging can help control mosquitoes, it is not a complete solution. Commissioners emphasized the need for residents to actively manage potential breeding sites to effectively mitigate the mosquito problem.

Overall, the meeting underscored the county's commitment to public health and proactive measures to address mosquito-related issues as the season approaches.