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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07/10/2026
NPMA & NWCOA Launch Comprehensive Wildlife Survey
NPMA
NPMA and NWCOA are asking members to complete a nationwide survey documenting the wildlife control services they provide. The information will be shared with USDA Wildlife Services to help ensure federal programs remain focused on disease surveillance and emergency response—not services already offered by private wildlife professionals. Your participation supports industry advocacy and helps promote fair competition.
read more...07/06/2026
Supreme Court Roundup Decision Strengthens EPA Label Authority
Government Affairs
The U.S. Supreme Court's recent Roundup decision reinforces that EPA-approved pesticide labels cannot be challenged by state courts for lacking warnings the EPA chose not to require. The ruling strengthens label consistency, reduces litigation-driven product changes, and has important implications for Washington's pesticide regulatory framework. While it does not change applicator responsibilities, it shifts future disputes toward EPA's registration process rather than state court litigation.
read more...06/25/2026
New World Screwworm: Experts Strengthen U.S. Preparedness for an Emerging Threat
ESA News
The Entomological Society of America and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently brought together experts from across the country to strengthen preparedness for the potential spread of New World screwworm. While primarily an animal health concern, the parasite can also affect people under certain circumstances. This article highlights current preparedness efforts, collaboration among federal and state agencies, and why pest management professionals should stay informed about this emerging issue.
read more...06/24/2026
WSDA Announces Changes to Idaho Reciprocal Licensing Effective January 1, 2027
WSDA
WSDA recently mailed notices to Washington licensees who obtained their pesticide applicator license through Idaho reciprocity. Due to certification rule changes taking effect January 1, 2027, reciprocal licensing requirements will change. WSDA recommends affected licensees recertify through Washington using approved continuing education credits earned in the state. Additional details, including copies of the mailed letters, are available on the WSDA Idaho Reciprocal Licensing webpage.
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