Dengue infection remains a significant public health challenge in Malaysia, necessitating effective prevention and control strategies. This article explores community perspectives on these strategies, emphasizing the crucial role of public engagement in mitigating dengue transmission. Drawing on existing literature, it examines community knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) regarding dengue, the effectiveness of communication and educational interventions, and the challenges and successes of community-based approaches. Understanding these perspectives is vital for developing sustainable and impactful dengue control programs tailored to local contexts. The findings highlight the need for sustained community involvement, innovative educational strategies, and integrated approaches that empower residents to actively participate in dengue prevention efforts.