The Mosquito and Vector Control Association of California (MVCAC) provides leadership to and advocacy on behalf of the more than 70 mosquito and vector control agencies in California which share a unified purpose to protect public health through research and collaboration. The Papers and Proceedings of the Annual Conference of MVCAC serves as an informational and historical account of presentations and exhibits.  

PPMVCAC issues serve as a historical record to recognize the research and collaborative efforts between agency, academic, and industry partners as presented to the association membership during annual conferences beginning in 1941. The content reflects the dedication, ingenuity, and professionalism of the association’s membership as they strive to provide quality public health information, comprehensive mosquito and vector-borne disease surveillance, and effective vector control to residents throughout California.