Since many states have separated duties as a result of federal or state legislation, designated contacts are:

1. Administrative Control Official – Administratively responsible for pesticide and related programs in the state.
2. Principal Pesticide Control Official – Primary contact for programs in the state.
3. Registration Official – Primarily responsible for product registration in the state.
4. Certification Official – Primarily responsible for the certification of Agricultural applicators in the state.
5. Certification Official – Primarily responsible for the certification of Residential/Institutional applicators in the state.
6. Laboratory Official – Primarily responsible for laboratory functions as related to regulatory matters in the state.
7. Worker Protection – Primarily responsible for implementing worker protection programs under the federal Worker Protection Standard.
8. Water Quality – Primarily responsible for liaison with state water quality agencies on matters relating to protection of ground and surface waters from pesticide contamination.
9. Endangered Species – Primarily responsible for implementing federal program for protecting endangered species from pesticides.
10. Enforcement/Compliance – Primarily responsible for implementing Enforcement/Compliance Program
11. Field Data – Primarily responsible for field data.
12. Pesticide Disposal/Container Recycling – Primarily responsible for pesticide disposal and/orcontainer recycling programs in the state.