San Mateo County to Eradicate Ground Squirrels at Flood Park
Flood Park, Lorelei Manor, Menlo Park
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San Mateo County plans to fumigate burrows and set live traps to kill an overpopulation of ground squirrels at Flood Park in Menlo Park; the park will be closed while the work is underway. Officials say the squirrels are damaging facilities and can carry pests and disease.
Incident reported at Flood Park.
San Mateo County plans to fumigate burrows and set live traps to kill an overpopulation of ground squirrels at Flood Park in Menlo Park; the park will be closed while the work is underway. Officials say the squirrels are damaging facilities and can carry pests and disease.
Incident reported at Flood Park.
San Mateo County plans to fumigate burrows and set live traps to kill an overpopulation of ground squirrels at Flood Park in Menlo Park; the park will be closed while the work is underway. Officials say the squirrels are damaging facilities and can carry pests and disease.
Incident reported at Flood Park.
San Mateo County plans to fumigate burrows and set live traps to kill an overpopulation of ground squirrels at Flood Park in Menlo Park; the park will be closed while the work is underway. Officials say the squirrels are damaging facilities and can carry pests and disease.
Incident reported at Flood Park.
San Mateo County plans to fumigate burrows and set live traps to kill an overpopulation of ground squirrels at Flood Park in Menlo Park; the park will be closed while the work is underway. Officials say the squirrels are damaging facilities and can carry pests and disease.
Incident reported at Flood Park.
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