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Fort Collins will resume mosquito fogging due to high West Nile virus infection rates.

Colorado has reported 41 West Nile cases, including six in Larimer County, with three fatalities statewide.

Spraying for West Nile virus-infected mosquitoes is planned for central Fort Collins.

On Aug. 17, the spraying of a fine mist of permethrin-based product will occur within the following boundaries:

From Shields Street on the west to Lemay Avenue on the east, between Mulberry Street on the north to Harmony Road on the south.

From Lemay Avenue on the west to Timberline Road on the east, between Mulberry Street on the north to Prospect Road on the south.

The fogging will take place starting at dusk and last until 2 a.m. Residents can track the trucks to see when they arriv

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