2025 MEETING DOCUMENTS

Midyear Meeting Minutes Annual Conference Agenda Annual Report to Membership Annual Conference Minutes

Meeting Presentations

Dr. Bobby Corrigan, Owner – RMC Pest Management Consulting

The Rapidly Changing Look of Structural Rodent Control

EPA OPP Update

Liz Vizard, EPA OPP

Alexander Peacock, Maine Department of Agriculture

Municipal Ordinances

Farm Bill Update

Megan Striegel, National Pest Management Association

State of the Farm Bill

EPA OECA Update

Ricardo Jones, EPA OECA

Office of Enforcement & Compliance Assurance Updates

Rodenticides – State Restrictions

Ryan Okey, South Carolina Department of Pesticide Regulation

Rodenticides: State Restrictions

David Huber, Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets

Rodenticide Laws & Stewardship in Vermont

Deregulation

Leo Reed, Office of Indiana State Chemist

Regulatory Inconsistency – The Unintended Consequences

Doug Van Hoewyk, Ph.D., Maine Department of Agriculture

PFAS-Pesticides: A Tale of Two (potential) Toxicities

Sulfuryl Flouride Panel – Emerging Trends

Tim McPherson, Douglas Products

Sulfuryl Fluoride Regulatory Update

Allison Cuellar, Texas Department of Agriculture

Texas Trends in Structural Fumigation

Courtney Frazier, Florida Department of Agriculture

Florida Structural Fumigation Update

EPA & CID Out of Country Pesticides Crossing the Border

Christine Tokarz, EPA

Enforcement of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) at U.S. Borders

Risk Communication

Kaci Buhl, Oregon State University & NPIC

Risk Communication, Is it Safe?

Contact ASPCRO

Primary Contact
Linda Johns
Phone
(612) 626-2213
Email
lindaj@umn.edu
Address
340 Coffey Hall
1420 Eckles Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55108

About ASPCRO

The Association of Structural Pest Control Regulatory Officials (ASPCRO) is a national nonprofit organization committed to improving the regulation of structural pest control across the United States. ASPCRO brings together state and federal regulators, industry professionals, and stakeholders to promote science-based policies that protect public health, property, and the environment. Through collaboration, education, and the development of regulatory tools and guidance, we support effective oversight and consistent enforcement nationwide.