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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04/12/2024
Changes to Pesticide Management Division
WSDA
The Pesticide Management Division becomes the Agricultural Environmental Services Division, adding two new programs: NRAS, researching agricultural sustainability, and the Cannabis Program. The expansion aims to foster collaboration and environmental protection in agricultural practices.
04/12/2024
Pollinator Health Workshop
Recording
Exciting news! The recording for our recent workshop on the crucial role of honey bees in pest management and ecological balance is now available for viewing. Gain insights into honey bee colonies, humane removal techniques, and sustainable practices to protect these invaluable insects. 🌟 Please note: Access to the recording is exclusive to WSPMA members and is not eligible for credits. 🌟
03/21/2024
Do You Support Military Veterans?
PestVets
Do you support military veterans in the pest control industry? Now you can sign up to be a PestVets Company through the NPMA PestVets Council! PestVets Companies do not need to be veteran owned, they simply need to support veterans in the industry. The application is accessed through this link and only takes a few minutes to complete. Let's represent WSPMA and see how many PestVets companies we can add!
03/18/2024
Washington State Pest Management Association Lobbies for Federal Pesticide Preemption
Legislative
The Washington State Pest Management Association is pushing for federal pesticide preemption to harmonize regulations nationally. This aims to create uniformity in pesticide management across states, enhancing efficiency and consistency in oversight.
