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Six Cases of Human West Nile Virus in CT
The State of Connecticut Department of Public Health has reported a total of six (6) human cases of West Nile Virus (WNV) in Connecticut this year. To date WNV has been identified in residents from the following communities - New Haven, Bristol, Hamden and Bridgeport. In addition, the virus has been isolated from mosquito pools in 17 towns throughout Connecticut, including Greenwich. The peak time for transmission of WNV to people is from now through September so the Greenwich Department of Health is urging residents to take precautions to avoid mosquito bites.

Click here to find out what precautions you can take to avoid the virus (English and Spanish).

Click here for the August 30 press release.

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• Citizen's Police Academy Fall Registration
  
• E. coli Federal Investigation Update
  
• Six Cases of Human West Nile Virus in CT
  
• Fall Leaf Collection 2006
  
• Response to Storm Flooding and Power Outages
  
• Municipal Fines for Wetlands Violations Proposed
  
• Smart Card Parking Meters
  
• Mosquitos Test Positive for West Nile in Greenwich
  
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• Parking Meter Rates and Fines Increase
  
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