AAPCO

Please Join Us for AAPCO’s 79th Annual Meeting and Conference!

March 1-4, 2026

Hilton Alexandria Old Town, 1767 King St., Alexandria, VA

General Session Agenda

Laboratory Directors Standing Committee Agenda (concurrent and open to the public)

Hotel Reservation link (group code 91S) Block closes February 14, 2026

Conference Registration Late registration begins February 21, 2026.

*Are you interested in presenting at the Poster Session? Please fill out this form and send to Otto Oemig, otto.oemig@wisconsin.gov.

Sunday Afternoon Board Meeting, 2-5pm (all pesticide state lead agencies, tribal nations, extension pesticide safety educators are welcome to attend)

Sunday Evening Welcome Reception and Poster Session, 5:30-7:30pm

Tuesday Business Meeting for AAPCO’s Membership – Of note, we will be conducting the biannual review of Membership Fees. We will also be discussing the future of the Formulation Check Sample Program, including the service provided to states and industry, and the financial impact on the Association.

Tuesday Evening President’s Reception, 6-8pm


State Lead Agency Resources

AAPCO Informational Materials, highlighting the role of Pesticide State Lead Agencies: FIFRA Roadmap; AAPCO Overview;SFIREG Infographic

AAPCO Webinar Slide Deck, 1/21/26: Pesticide Regulation – Priority Areas in State Regulatory Programs

Understanding State Primacy for FIFRA Programs

Understanding the roles of State and Territorial Pesticide Regulatory Programs; AAPCO, SFIREG and ASPCRO; additional resources


AAPCO Administrative Materials

The Association of American Pesticide Control Officials was formed in 1947, the same year that Congress enacted the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA).

Members of AAPCO consist of the officers charged by law with the execution of the state, territorial, provincial, and federal laws in the United States, including all its territories, and in Canada.

AAPCO oversees the State FIFRA Issues Research and Evaluation Group (SFIREG). SFIREG and it’s working committees provide a platform for the states and EPA to resolve challenges to successful implementation of pesticide programs and policies in the USA and territories. AAPCO supports related associations who specialize in particular aspects of the pesticide programs, by working collaboratively with them to promote consistency across different pesticide program areas at the national level.

Officers and Directors

Standing Committees and Workgroups

Mission, Goals & Objectives

By-Laws

Administrative Policies

Life Members

AAPCO does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in its program or activities.


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