Demographic shifts, social behavior modification, and climate change enhance the risk of dengue outbreaks globally. The Government of India has developed prevention and control strategies for dengue fever. We propose an intelligent decision support system based on multi-criteria decision analysis to improve strategic decision making among various alternatives, such as vaccination, disease surveillance, vector control, improved sanitation and access to safe drinking water, strengthening public health activities, awareness creation, and improving nutrition for women and children. The proposed alternatives are selected based on people, space and time criteria, such as low temperature and heavy rain, high temperature and high humidity, rainfall and water accumulation, resources and facilities, sociocultural and sociodemographic variables. The selection of alternatives based on multiple criteria is a complex decision-making problem. Policy and decision makers use linguistic terms to give their opinions and perspectives. We used the fuzzy logic based VIKOR (VIsekriterijumska optimizacija i KOmpromisno Resenje) method to analyze the linguistic terms collected from policy and decision makers to rank the optimal alternatives based on multiple criteria.