Health Department Still Closed After Bed Bugs | Johnny B’s Pest Control

May 16, 2017 | Bed Bugs, Blog

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A few months ago, we initial reported on this story of The Carteret Count Health Department in Morehead City being closed due to bed bug infestations. The Health Department was scheduled to reopen on May 11, 2017, but has been delayed again. County officials have stated that they want to make sure all traces of bed bugs are gone before anyone comes through their doors again.

The first discovery of bed bugs was found in the Health Department waiting room and numerous offices in the building. Since then county officials have been working with pest control companies to rid the building of its bed bug infestation. The fact that it is taking longer than they predicted shows just how difficult bed bug infestations are to deal with. That is why if you find any bed bugs on your property make sure you act fast, and contact a licensed pest control professional like Johnny B’s Pest Control. It is important to understand the warning signs of a bed bug infestation. If you need help understanding the warning signs of a bed bug infestation Johnny B’s has a blog outlining these warning signs!

If you or someone you know is dealing with bed bugs or any other pests contact Johnny B’s Pest Control today, and let us take it from there. At Johnny B’s we have been eliminating pest in the greater Boston area for 30 years! See why so many in the greater Boston area choose Johnny B’s Pest Control when they need pest help!

 

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