Due to the large geographic distribution and number of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) cases in humans and animals, coupled with warm weather projections, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and 12 local health departments have decided to conduct aerial spraying in high risk areas combat further spread of the deadly disease EEE. MDHHS and the DNR have confirmed one deer and one horse in Jackson County that tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis, or EEE. At the time of this publication, there were no human cases of EEE in Jackson County. Aerial spraying in affected areas will begin no sooner than 8:00 PM on Sunday, September 29 and will depend on weather conditions. No matter when spraying begins, all spraying will conclude by 4:30 AM. Approximate boundaries to be sprayed in Jackson County include areas in Concord and Grass Lake Townships. In Concord, Concord Hills Golf Course, the Calhoun County line, Folks Rd, and Behling Rd will serve as a rough estimate of where spraying will occur. In Grass Lake, approximate boundaries include I-94, the north edge of Wolf Lake, Hayball Rd, and Maute Rd. These boundaries are approximate due to drift. All large, open bodies of…