Arizona
West
Nile News and Links
Arizona Ranks
3rd for West Nile Virus - August 11, 2005
First Human Case
of West Nile Virus in Pima County - August 23, 2005
A Horse in Queen
Creek Test Positive for West Nile Virus - August 23, 2005
Mosquito Danger
Lurks During Summer Months- August 23, 2005
West Nile Hot
Zone Cools- June 6, 2005
Arizona
Department of Public Health, West Nile Virus; Fight the Bite - July 2005
Arizona
Republic Article, July 11, 2005 - Second West Nile Case of Year ID'ed in
Cochise Co.
Arizona
Republic Article, June 30, 2005 - Mesa Man Becomes State's First West Nile
Victim of the Year
Arizona
Republic Article, June 21, 2005 - West Nile Season
Maricopa County Department of Public
Health, June 17, 2005 - Hot
Weather Brings Greater Threat
of West Nile Virus
Maricopa County
Department of Public Health, March 2005 - Mosquitoes
Test Positive for West Nile Virus
Arizona
Republic Article, April 7, 2005 - Dirty Pools Cited Over West Nile
Threat
Arizona
Republic Article, October 1, 2003- West Nile Here to Stay,
County Officials Say
Arizona
Republic Article, September 20, 2003- Second Case of West
Nile Discovered
Arizona
Republic Article, September 17, 2003- West Nile Turns Up in
Maricopa
County
Arizona
Republic Article, September 16, 2003- West Nile Found in
Yavapai
and Pima Counties
Tracking West Nile Virus In the Valley
Phoenix:
40th Street and Pecos Road.
Chandler:
McQueen and Ray Roads.
Warner and Kyrene Roads.
Arizona Avenue and Ray Road.
Queen Creek and Alma School Roads.
Cooper and Pecos Roads.
Infected birds found:
Gilbert:
Higley and Pecos Roads, a sparrow.
Chandler:
Alma School and Warner Roads, a sparrow.
McQueen Road and Chandler Boulevard, a sparrow.
McClintock Drive and Chandler Boulevard, a woodpecker.
Mesa:
Dobson and Baseline Roads, a dove.