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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12/15/2025
Special Online Election for Vacant Board of Directors Seats
WSPMA will hold a special online election to fill several vacant positions on the Board of Directors. Members will vote to elect a Vice President (4-year leadership track: Vice President → President-Elect → President → Immediate Past President) and two At-Large Board Members (standard 2-year terms). Because one At-Large seat is filling an unfinished term, one elected candidate will serve a 1-year term.
read more...12/13/2025
PNW Pest Management Conference 2026: Registration Open, New Features, and Expanded Opportunities
Outside Event
The Pacific Northwest Pest Management Conference is February 26–28, 2026, in Hood River, Oregon. Registration is open, and attendees are encouraged to book hotel rooms early due to limited availability. Washington pesticide license holders can register separately for a free WSU-led Special C&T course (limited to 250; choose one session). This year adds two conference spaces. Auction proceeds support the Dr. Laurel Hansen Fund; donations are welcome. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available.
read more...12/04/2025
Washington Friends of Farms & Forests (WFFF) Legislative Update
Government Affairs
Washington lawmakers are preparing for a 2026 session dominated by budget deficits, new taxes, and regulatory debates impacting pest management businesses. Key issues include PFAS rules, rodenticide restrictions, data-center energy demands, transportation funding, and major changes proposed by Ecology on riparian buffers and agricultural BMPs. Revenue forecasts remain uncertain, employment is softening, and new federal proposals—PFAS reporting relief and a clearer WOTUS definition—could reduce regulatory burdens for applicators, growers, and service providers.
read more...11/24/2025
Three Key Events Close Out WSPMA’s 2025 Education Season
Education
WSPMA wraps up the year with three December events: the Winter Convention on December 13 with six technical sessions offered in-person or virtually; the Virtual General Membership Meeting on December 15 to review 2025 accomplishments and discuss 2026 priorities; and the Winter Business Development Day featuring three expert-led sessions. Members receive complimentary access to the business day with registration.
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