Welcome
The Pesticide Control Program protects public health and the environment through regulation of pesticide use, sale, and distribution in Alaska.
*For complaints regarding pesticides, please see our How to Report a Pesticide Problem fact sheet or contact us at 800-478-2577 (in state).
Pesticide Products
Pesticide products must be registered with us to be sold in the State. This includes pesticides bought through the Internet. You can use the Search below to see if a product is currently registered.
Fact Sheets
Fact Sheets, Manuals, and Links
Current Interests
New IPM Requirements - 2013:
New regulations became effective on March 7, 2013 that eliminate the requirement for pesticide-use permits for most applications on state owned lands. However, state agencies are required to develop and implement an Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPM Plan) prior to applying pesticides on state lands or rights-of-way. See our IPM Plans page for more information.
To determine whether your pesticide project requires a permit or an IPM Plan, see our Requirements page.
Permits & IPM
Certified Applicators
Many uses of pesticides require the applicator to be certified and licensed with the State. For more information, please see our Certification and Training page.
Bed Bugs
- How to Tell If You Have Bed Bugs
- What to Do If You Have Bed Bugs
- Bed Bug Bombs - BUSTED! (Pest Control Technology magazine)
- Bed Bugs 101
- Bed Bug Information (EPA)
- Bed Bug Fact Sheet (AHSS)
- Bed Bug Control in US (CDC)
*Bed Bugs on a Human Thumb
