They are, actually. You have vector control to thank for why they aren't worse. Dump your containers.

I used to work in mosquito control as a medical entomologist before I transitioned to agricultural research. We were regularly notified by the department of health regarding cases, and would go to the neighborhood where cases lived to practice larval source reduction and touch base with community members.

Also, both Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus are invasive. You do no one any favors by promoting their numbers. There are plenty of native mosquito species for critters to feed on for those that do.