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The University of Wyoming Extension will offer pesticide safety education programs for private applicators in Powell, Thermopolis, Cody and Greybull in February and March.
Dates, times and …
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The University of Wyoming Extension will offer pesticide safety education programs for private applicators in Powell, Thermopolis, Cody and Greybull in February and March.
Dates, times and locations are as follows.
Powell
Feb. 18, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Park County Fairgrounds
Heart Mountain Hall
655 E. 5th St., Powell
Contact: Park County Extension Office, (307) 754-8837, mgetz@uwyo.edu
RSVP requested
Thermopolis
Feb. 23, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Hot Springs County Weed & Pest
711 Springview St., Thermopolis
Contact: Park County Extension Office, (307) 754-8837, mgetz@uwyo.edu
RSVP requested
Cody
Feb. 25, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Park County Complex (Meeting Room)
1501 Stampede Ave., Cody
Contact: Park County Extension Office, (307) 754-8837, mgetz@uwyo.edu
RSVP requested
Greybull
March 5, 1-5 p.m.
Big Horn County Weed & Pest
4782 Wyo Highway 310, Greybull
Contact: Washakie County Extension Office, (307) 347-3431, dvanderp@uwyo.edu
RSVP requested
Private applicator licenses are required for anyone who purchases and applies restricted use pesticides (RUPs) to their own property or properties they manage.
UW Extension’s private pesticide applicator education programs provide an overview of certification requirements, pertinent regulations, pesticide safety and handling, proper disposal practices, and more.
Applicators can attend any class that fits their schedule. All participants are required to bring a government-issued ID, such as a driver’s license, to their session.
Upon completion of a program, the proctor of the class will submit all completed private applicator license applications to the Wyoming Department of Agriculture for approval and issuance of licenses.
For more information, and to view a complete list of upcoming private applicator programs across the state, visit bit.ly/wy-private-psep. Note that the list is updated regularly as additional programs are scheduled.
For more information, contact a local UW Extension office.
