Someone in the room when the rules get written.
NVPMA follows the legislation and regulation that shapes pest management in Nevada, and maintains a legal defense fund for the industry.
Bills and regulations
The association tracks measures affecting licensing, product use, notification requirements and applicator standards.
A voice in Carson City
Members' experience in the field informs testimony and comment when rules are drafted and revised.
Legal defense fund
A member-funded reserve that lets the industry respond when its ability to operate is challenged.
Legal Defense Fund
Contributions of any size go directly to defending Nevada's pest management industry. Companies, partners and individuals can all give.
What the association is working on
Continue to build and develop the reputation of the organization among legislators and staff.
Pass legislation dealing with provisional licensing and requiring consistency in testing.
Play defense against negative proposals, such as anti-rodenticide measures or continued over-reach by the Department of Agriculture.
Increase visibility for members with legislators, including visits during the session to make introductions to leadership and key legislators.
Warren Hardy Strategies (WHS) is uniquely situated among Nevada’s consulting firms to meet the association’s governmental affairs requirements. Owner and principal consultant Warren Hardy has over 29 years of hands-on, front-line experience at all levels and in all facets of Nevada government.
Combining many years as a lobbyist and government affairs consultant with over ten years as a member of the Nevada Legislature, Warren has been directly involved in the most critical policy decisions the State of Nevada has made over the past thirty years.
Warren B. Hardy II
Elected in 2002 as the youngest member of the Nevada Senate, a distinction he also held in the 1991 Assembly. Served on Government Affairs and Transportation, and as vice-chairman of Commerce and Labor. Named “Outstanding Freshman Senator” by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Stay informed
Session updates
Members receive briefings on measures moving through the Nevada Legislature and regulatory workshops.
Become a member →Report an issue
Seeing a rule applied inconsistently, or a proposal that would affect your operation? Tell the association.
Contact us →Current bill tracker and position statements to be supplied by the association