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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Pacific Northwest Pest Management ConferenceThu | Rodenticide StewardshipTue |
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02/21/2026
PNWPMC 2026 Update – Additional Rooms Secured!
Outside Event
PNWPMC 2026 is filling up fast—the host hotel is sold out. Due to high demand, additional rooms have been secured at a reduced conference rate at the Hampton Inn next door, just a short scenic walk along the river from the venue. These rooms are limited and expected to go quickly. Join us February 26–28, 2026, for the Northwest’s must-attend pest management conference. Register and learn more at PNWPMC.com.
read more...02/13/2026
Washington Friends of Farms & Forests (WFFF) Legislative Update
Government Affairs
Washington lawmakers are past the second major cutoff on day 33 of the 60-day session, with most activity now on floor debates and votes. Of 1,354 bills introduced, 389 remain alive; only three have passed both chambers. Budget negotiations are underway, with proposals released Feb. 22. Key notes for pest professionals: the rodenticide moratorium (HB 2516) is dead, several ag labor bills remain active, and tax, PFAS, and environmental crime measures are still in play.
read more...02/09/2026
Washington Friends of Farms & Forests (WFFF) Legislative Update
Government Affairs
Washington lawmakers are nearing key session cutoffs as bills race through fiscal and policy committees. Floor debates begin February 10, with House of Origin cutoff on February 17. A proposed 9.9% income tax on income over $1M (SB 6346/HB 2724) could impact business owners, including pass-through entities, and is likely to advance. Several agriculture, labor, and environmental bills remain active, while the rodenticide moratorium bill is dead.
read more...02/03/2026
Washington Friends of Farms & Forests (WFFF) Legislative Update
Government Affairs
Washington’s 60-day legislative session is approaching key cutoff dates, with nearly 1,200 bills introduced. For pest professionals and small business owners, HB 2516 (rodenticide moratorium) will not advance this session, while HB 2279 (PFAS review in pesticides/fertilizers) and labor-related collective bargaining bills remain active. Lawmakers are also addressing rising state legal liability costs and considering arbitration for tort claims. Action alert: Support HB 2584 (farm machinery tax exemption) at its Feb. 4 hearing.
read more...01/29/2026
WSPMA Attends Washington Friends of Farms and Forests Legislative Reception
Government Affairs
WSPMA attended the Washington Friends of Farms and Forests Legislative Reception in Olympia, connecting with leaders from agriculture, forestry, and manufacturing to engage with state legislators. WSPMA President Steve Wittig represented the association and participated in productive conversations, including an in-depth discussion with Representative Morgan on HB 2516 and the importance of science-based pest management in protecting public health, homes, businesses, and the food supply.
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