OTHER STATES WITH

PESTICIDE USE INFORMATION SYSTEMS

 

 

CALIFORNIA: long-standing, comprehensive use-reporting system (full use reporting began in 1990)

NEW YORK: enacted in 1996; first year of data made available last year

ARIZONA: for over 150 pesticides with the potential to contaminate groundwater (agricultural use only); NASS project on water quality using this data

NEW HAMPSHIRE: requires annual submissions of use information from commercial and private applicators; tied to issuance of licenses; Univ. of New Hampshire helps manage data

NEW JERSEY: reporting required one year out of three-year cycle by private and commercial certified applicators; data used to help target water quality monitoring

MONTANA: reporting by all commercial and government applicators once every five years; some specific reporting requirements for private agricultural applicators; also sales reporting by pesticide dealers

CONNECTICUT: annual reporting by commercial applicators; private applicators report on use of "restricted use" pesticides; tied to license renewal

 

OTHER STATES WHERE LEGISLATION IS BEING CONSIDERED

 

OREGON

WISCONSIN

MASSACHUSETTS