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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03/24/2026
PWIPM March 2026 Meeting Highlights
PWIPM
The WSPMA Board of Directors provides leadership and strategic direction for the association, ensuring financial health and alignment with its mission. Comprised of officers and at-large members, the board operates through defined roles and responsibilities, with members actively participating in meetings, planning, and decision-making. Board service is a volunteer commitment focused on governance, leadership development, and supporting the continued growth and success of the pest management industry.
read more...03/23/2026
Driving Results: NPMA Workforce Program Delivers Surge in Job Applications
NPMA
NPMA’s workforce program is producing strong results, with significant increases in job seeker engagement and a 176% rise in applications year over year. A new national awareness campaign launching this spring will further boost visibility, targeting new entrants and career changers. These efforts—available to WSPMA members through NPMA—are actively supporting recruitment and strengthening the future workforce pipeline.
read more...03/20/2026
First Steps in D.C.: Why Advocacy Matters for Pest Management
WSPMA
WSPMA President Steve Wittig shares his first experience at NPMA Legislative Day, highlighting the importance of advocacy, relationships, and unified industry voice. From connecting with peers to meeting lawmakers, the experience underscored the need for science-based decision-making and active participation. His takeaway: anyone can advocate, and showing up matters—because the future of our industry depends on it.
read more...03/19/2026
Your Membership at Work: WSPMA in Washington, D.C.
Government Affairs
WSPMA represented members in Washington, D.C., meeting with federal lawmakers to advocate for the pest management industry’s role in protecting public health, property, and agriculture. Key discussions included supporting pesticide preemption in the Farm Bill and increasing credit card competition to reduce fees. Represented by Steve Wittig, Samantha Malone, and Billy Olesen, WSPMA continues to ensure members have a strong voice at the national level.
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