WSPMA
At a Glance
The WSPMA has been proudly serving the Washington State Pest Control industry since 1957. We are excited to offer our Members outstanding educational opportunities every year. As an Association we strive to create an environment that allows industry awareness and a sense of comradery. Our relationships with Members of the WSPMA are open and honest and help to provide self discipline. Through the volunteer efforts of our Members we have grown into a fantastic organization that will continue to serve the needs of our Members.
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11/05/2026
2026 Election Results: What’s Ahead for Washington Pest Management in 2027
Government Affairs
The 2026 election could bring important changes for Washington’s pest management industry. WSPMA State Policy Affairs Representative Billy Olesen shares key legislative issues to watch, including possible rodenticide restrictions, pesticide packaging rules, small business taxes, and fair sales practices. Learn how WSPMA is working to represent our industry in Olympia and save the date for WSPMA State Legislative Day on February 2, 2027. Join us in making sure lawmakers hear from pest management professionals statewide.
read more...11/02/2026
More Opportunities to Learn & Earn: Additional Industry CEU Events This Fall
Outside Event
Looking for additional CEU opportunities before the end of 2026? Several WSPMA industry partners and distributors are hosting educational events throughout Washington and Oregon, including programs from Helena, Target Specialty Products, and Veseris. While these are not WSPMA events, they offer opportunities to continue learning, earn additional credits, and support companies that serve our industry. WSPMA strongly encourages members to support association education as well, with our full 2027 event calendar coming soon for members.
read more...10/29/2026
New WSDA Search Tools Make It Easier to Find Current Pesticide & Fertilizer Information
WSDA
WSDA has launched new public search tools for pesticide and fertilizer products registered in Washington. Pest management professionals can search by product name, ingredient, use restrictions, and other criteria while accessing current registration information and labels. The tools also include Section 24(c) Special Local Need registrations and are continuously updated, giving professionals a convenient resource for checking current Washington product information.WSDA has launched new public search tools for pesticide and fertilizer products registered in Washington. Pest management professionals can search by product name, ingredient, use restrictions, and other criteria while accessing current registration information and labels. The tools also include Section 24(c) Special Local Need registrations and are continuously updated, giving professionals a convenient resource for checking current Washington product information.
read more...10/20/2026
PestVets Looks Ahead: New Ways to Serve, Recognize & Support Veterans
PestVets
WSPMA PestVets is looking ahead to new opportunities to recognize and support veterans within our industry and communities. During the October meeting, the group discussed Veterans Day recognition, a potential winter needs drive, Quilts of Valor, community grant opportunities, and plans for 2027. PestVets will also transition to quarterly meetings to support stronger planning and participation. Stay tuned as these ideas develop into actionable projects, volunteer opportunities, donation needs, and ways for WSPMA members to get involved.
read more...10/15/2026
WFFF Update: Washington Issues to Watch for Pest Management Businesses
Government Affairs
The latest Washington Friends of Farms & Forests (WFFF) update highlights several developments worth watching for pest management businesses. Washington’s rules for dyed diesel use on public roads remain unchanged despite recent federal tax relief. The state is also moving toward linking its carbon market with California and Quebec in 2027, an effort intended to stabilize allowance prices. WSU researchers are additionally calling attention to growing cybersecurity threats affecting businesses throughout agriculture and related industries.
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