New York Pest Management Association

06/26/2026

Just 4 more spots left and registration closes out on Tuesday, June 30th for our PWIPM NY Summer Gathering at the Susan B Anthony Museum and House in Rochester, NY on Saturday, July 11th.

If you haven’t yet registered, now is the time to strike while the iron is HOT!

Today’s sponsor feature is George Williams from Nisus. Nisus has really put their money where their mouth is when it comes to professional development of not only their employees, but also enriching the industry through a variety of scholarships and by sponsoring events like the PWIPM NY Summer Gathering.

Let’s get to know George and Nisus a little better:

IN this episode we catch up with George Williams from Nisus Corp to...

06/15/2026

Today’s video features Margaret Garcia from Grit PPO. Grit has graciously agreed to sponsor our July 11th PWIPM event at the Susan B Anthony Museum and House in Rochester, NY.

Not only does Grit provide call center services, but they also provide training and consulting for your in-house CSR staff.

Take a look and get to know this sponsor and amazing, New York based business!

Margaret Garcia from Grit PPO about their sponsorship of the upcomi...

06/15/2026

Today’s video features Margaret Garcia from Grit PPO. Grit has graciously agree to sponsor our July 11th PWIPM event in Rochester, NY.

Not only does Grit provide call center services, but they also provide training and consulting for your in-house CSR staff.

Take a look and get to know this sponsor and amazing, New York based business!

Margaret Garcia from Grit PPO about their sponsorship of the upcomi...

06/05/2026

Just 10 more spots available for our PWIPM NY gathering on July 11th in Rochester, NY. Make sure you reserve your spot now! It is sure to be a day of education, insight, and connection. You won’t want to miss it!

Looking forward to seeing you there!

https://www.newyorkpma.com/pwipm-summer-2026

05/17/2026

Who is planning to be at the National Pest Management Association Women’s Forum this week?
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Let make sure we all connect!

05/06/2026

🚨 NYPMA Members: We Need Your Help 🚨

The New York State Senate is currently considering the RAPTORS Act (S.7532B), legislation that would severely restrict the use of first and second generation anticoagulant rodenticides, even by licensed pest management professionals.

As written, this bill could drastically limit the ability of DEC certified applicators to effectively protect homes, businesses, food facilities, healthcare environments, and communities from rodent related public health threats throughout New York State.

This legislation also includes a 500 foot buffer around parks and designated wildlife areas that could effectively eliminate professional rodent control options across large urban and suburban portions of New York.

NYPMA supports responsible wildlife stewardship and professional accountability. However, licensed professionals must retain access to the tools necessary to protect public health safely and responsibly.

We are asking all NYPMA members and industry professionals to take a few moments to contact their state senator and urge them to amend S.7532B to preserve professional access for licensed applicators.

Please take action here:
https://www.votervoice.net/NPMA/Campaigns/136875/Respond

The more voices we have speaking together, the stronger our impact will be.

Thank you for supporting our industry and helping protect public health across New York State.

05/05/2026

SPEAK UP AND LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD!

The Raptors Act, if passed, will severely limit professional access to first and second generation anticoagulant rodenticides statewide. We need to speak up now to educate our representatives on the importance of our role in protecting public health as well as the importance of these tools in achieving rodent control.

We’ve made it simple for New York pest professionals to share their insights with state representatives. Let’s share our experience, so our senators can understand the negative impacts the Raptors Act could have on our state citizens and their health and well being.

Follow the link for the advocacy tools you need. It is as easy as completing a simple form with your contact info and the pressing the “submit” button. There’s no reason to delay!

https://www.votervoice.net/mobile/NPMA/Campaigns/136875/Respond

NYPMA Members: We need your help - now!The issue: The New York State Senate is looking to pass a law that would almost entirely ban the sale, distribution, and use – even by licensed pest professionals – of first-generation and second-generation...

05/01/2026

Join PWIPM NY for an inspiring and empowering experience!

Saturday, July 11th, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Connect with fellow Professional Women in Pest Management while exploring the rich history of women’s leadership and advocacy. Hosted at the historic Susan B. Anthony Museum & House in Rochester, NY, this unique gathering brings the past and present together in a meaningful way.

Enjoy lunch and networking, take part in a guided tour led by museum docents, and engage in a dynamic roundtable discussion focused on applying lessons from women’s history to today’s professional landscape. Plus, don’t miss exciting raffles.

Come ready to learn, connect, and be inspired—we can’t wait to see you there!

Space is limited—be sure to register early to secure your spot!

Special thanks to our generous sponsors: Nisus, Sterifab, Grit PPO, and SiteOne Landscape Supply

Register at: https://secure.newyorkpma.com/np/clients/nypma/eventRegistration.jsp?forwardedFromSecureDomain=1&event=1020

04/29/2026

NY Proposed Glueboard and Rodenticide Bans

New York is currently considering legislation that would significantly impact how pest professionals protect public health, homes, and businesses across our state.

In this discussion, industry experts break down two proposed bills that could restrict the use of glue boards and rodenticides. While these tools are often misunderstood, they play a critical role in managing rodent populations and preventing the spread of disease.

Without effective and practical solutions, these changes could lead to increased infestations, higher costs for consumers, and greater risks to public health. Pest management is not just about convenience. It is about safety, sanitation, and protecting our communities.

We encourage all members, industry partners, and the public to stay informed and engaged as these proposals move forward.

Watch the video to learn more and understand what is at stake for pest management in New York.

04/29/2026

This video covers two troubling regulatory proposals the Pest management industry in NY is facing right now.

Keep an eye out in your email for a call to action at the state level.

NY Proposed Glueboard and Rodenticide Bans