Pesticides in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska
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- Centro Nacional de Información sobre Pesticidas (National Pesticide Information Center, NPIC): 1-800-858-7378
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EPA’s Region 10 Pesticides Office is responsible for implementing the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Most of these requirements have been delegated to our state lead agencies through cooperative agreements.
Contact your state lead agency to report a pesticide application violation or for information on how to become a certified pesticide applicator.
Report Pesticide Violations
For violations of the use of a pesticide:
For manufacturer or distributor violations (i.e. labeling or production)
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Regulating Pesticides
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Looking up a Pesticide Product
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Pesticide Grants
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Worker Protection
Endangered Species Protection Program - Ensures that the use of registered pesticides is not likely to jeopardize endangered species and their critical habitats. View monthly county bulletins for restrictions on pesticide application in your area.
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Controlling Pests
- Around the home - The dos and don'ts of using household pesticide products, why it is important to read the label first, and more tips on safe pest control in the home.
- Lawn and garden - How to control mosquitoes, what consumers need to know about CCA-treated wood, and how to care for your lawn or garden in an environmentally friendly way.
- At school - How an integrated pest management (IPM) program at your school will reduce sources of food, water and shelter for pests.
- In agriculture - How to monitor, identify, and prevent pests using IPM in food production.
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EPA, State, and Tribal Contacts
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