County officials have declared a public health emergency due to the large number of mosquitoes. In response to this emergency, a specific action is being taken. Aerial spraying is one method being used to address the issue. This approach started on a Monday evening in a nearby area. Further information about this situation can be found through local news sources, such as ABC13 Houston.
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