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House passes pest-control licensure bill after debate on barriers for small operators
Summary
SB 26 establishes permits and training requirements for ornamental and turf pesticide technicians, increases fines and creates licensure; opponents warned it could create barriers for small entrepreneurs, but proponents said it targets 'bad actors.' The bill passed 48–22.
The Utah House passed Senate Bill 26 on Feb. 3, a measure that would introduce permitting and specialized licensing for ornamental and turf pesticide technicians, formalize training requirements across the 'pesticide chain' and increase fines for noncompliance.
Representative Albrecht, sponsor on the floor, said the bill…
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