State and Local Health Departments

• CDC Zika Interim Response Plan
• Top 10 Response Planning Tips
• Partner Presentations & Conference Calls
• Interim CDC Recommendations for Zika Vector Control in the Continental United States
• Epidemiologic Investigation Toolkit
• Zika Action Day Toolkit

• Communication Planning Guide
• Community Action Response Toolkit (Z-CART)

• Areas with Risk of Zika
• US Zika Pregnancy Registry
• Zika Active Pregnancy Surveillance System

• Lab Guidance
• Diagnostic Tests
• Training

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• Clinical Guidance
• Congenital Microcephaly Case Definitions
• Understanding Zika Virus Test Results
• Training

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CDC offers many free resources like fact sheets and door hangers to help communicate with the public about Zika.

Mosquito Control

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State and local public health agencies can:

• Test for Zika virus or work with CDC’s Arbovirus Diagnostic Laboratory to test for Zika virus when indicated.
• Report laboratory-confirmed cases to CDC through ArboNET, the national surveillance system for arboviral disease.
• Participate in the US Zika Pregnancy Registry.
• Activate or enhance mosquito surveillance and control activities.
• Implement strategies to increase access to long-acting reversible contraception (LARC).