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Reporting possible West Nile cases?

You should contact your State health department of any suspected cases, as well as any suspicious dead birds (such as crows) that are found.

• Alabama
  • West Nile Virus Fact Sheet
• Arizona
  • West Nile Virus Surveillance and Prevention in Arizona
• Arkansas
  • What You Need to Know about West Nile Virus
• California
  • California West Nile Virus Surveillance Information Center
  • Los Angeles County Department of Health Services
• Colorado
  • Colorado Zoonotic Diseases Page
• Connecticut
• Connecticut Mosquito Management Program
• West Nile Fever Fact Sheet
• Delaware
  • Delaware West Nile Virus Page
• District of Columbia
  • DC West Nile Virus Page
  • DC Fact Sheet: Controlling Mosquitoes Around the Home
• Florida
• Florida Arboviral Encephalitis and West Nile Virus Information
• Florida West Nile Virus Links
• Georgia
  • Georgia Mosquito-borne Diseases Page
  • DeKalb County Board of Health
    • DeKalb County Mosquitoes and West Nile Home Page
• Idaho
  • Idaho West Nile Virus Site
• Illinois
  • Illinois West Nile Virus Page
• Indiana
  • Indiana West Nile Virus Subsite
• Iowa
  • Iowa West Nile Virus Surveillance and Dead Bird Submission Page
• Kansas
  • Kansas West Nile Virus Surveillance Program
• Kentucky
  • Kentucky West Nile Virus Page
• Louisiana
  • Louisiana West Nile Virus and Other Arboviruses page
• Maine
  • Maine West Nile Virus Information Center
• Maryland
  • Maryland Mosquito-Borne Encephalitis Page
  • Maryland West Nile Virus Information Page
  • Maryland West Nile Virus Surveillance Testing Results
• Massachusetts
  • Massachusetts West Nile Virus Information Site
• Michigan
  • Michigan West Nile Virus Page
  • Michigan Department of Agriculture
• Minnesota
  • MN West Nile Virus and Other Mosquito-Transmitted Diseases
• Mississippi
  • Mississippi West Nile Virus Page
• Missouri
  • Missouri West Nile Virus Page
• Montana
  • Montana West Nile Virus Surveillance Project
• Nebraska
  • Nebraska West Nile Virus Fact Sheet
• Nevada
• New Hampshire
• New Hampshire West Nile Virus Web page
• New Jersey
  • New Jersey Department of Agriculture West Nile Virus Information
• New Jersey West Nile Virus On-line Information Resources
• New Jersey West Nile Virus Alert and Fact Sheets 2001
• New Mexico
  • West Nile Virus: Reporting Dead Crows and Jays
• New York
  • Monroe County Department of Health
    • Monroe County West Nile Virus page
• New York State Department of Health West Nile Virus Page
• New York City Department of Health
  • New York City Department of Health West Nile Virus Information
• Westchester County Department of Health
  • Westchester County West Nile Virus Watch
• North Carolina
  • North Carolina West Nile Virus Alert Page
  • North Carolina Public Health Pest Management
• North Dakota
  • North Dakota Arbovirus Encephalitis Surveillance Program
• Ohio
  • Ohio West Nile Virus Page
• Oklahoma
  • "On Watch" - West Nile Virus Project Information
• Oregon
• Pennsylvania
• Pennsylvania's West Nile Virus Surveillance Program
• Philadelphia Department of Public Health
  • Philadelphia West Nile Virus Page
• Rhode Island
  • Rhode Island West Nile Virus Home Page
• South Carolina
  • South Carolina West Nile Virus Page
• South Dakota
  • South Dakota West Nile Virus Page
• Tennessee
  • Tennessee West Nile Virus Home Page
  • Tennessee Emergency Management Agency - West Nile Virus
• Texas
  • Texas Department of Health West Nile Virus Information
  • Harris County Public Health Services
• Utah
  • Utah West Nile Virus Site
  • Utah West Nile Encephalitis Fact Sheet
  • Utah West Nile Encephalitis Fact Sheet for Physicians
• Vermont
  • Vermont West Nile Virus Fact Sheet
• Virginia
  • Virginia West Nile Virus Page
  • Virginia: Hot Issues
• Washington
  • Washington State West Nile Virus Page
• West Virginia
  • West Virginia West Nile Virus Page
• Wisconsin
  • Wisconsin West Nile Virus Infection Fact Sheet
• Wyoming

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