- Home
- Departments
- Agricultural Commissioner's Office
- Pesticide Safety Program
Pesticide Safety Program
The Agricultural Commissioner administered Pesticide Use Enforcement program is responsible for ensuring the safe use of pesticides in all settings in the county. Through training and outreach, we strive to educate pesticide users of their legal responsibilities. Through inspections and investigations we ensure the safety of workers, the public and the environment.
Pesticide Use Enforcement Programs (Registration Information)
Farmworker and pesticide handler safety forms are available here:
- Pesticide Safety Rules for Farmworkers (A-9): English PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF and Spanish: Spanish PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF
- Safety Rules for Pesticide Handlers (A-8): English PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF and Spanish PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF PDF
- Pesticide Safety Info Series: English and Spanish
- Pesticide handler training form English (PDF) Opens a New Window. and Spanish (PDF) Opens a New Window.
- Fieldworker training form English (PDF) Opens a New Window. and Spanish (PDF) Opens a New Window.
- Application Specific Information/Información de las Aplicaciones de Pesticidas (PDF)
CalAgPermits Information
CalAgPermits is the State's web-based (online) pesticide permitting program. This free service is intended to simplify and streamline the existing permit and pesticide reporting process. For more information about using CalAg Permits, see our information page.
Continuing Education
Upcoming Continuing Education Opportunities
Additional CE Resources
This is information is for QAL, QAC, PCA, and PAC holders who need to renew their licenses or certificates. There are a variety of organizations and businesses that offer continuing education credits utilizing on-line or webinar formats. The sites below offer both free and/or paid courses. The Napa County Agricultural Commissioner’s Office does not endorse or offer any opinion as to the value of these services. DPR offers a list of classes available in the state.
San Joaquin County Agricultural Commissioner's Office
University of California (UC IPM) Online training
University of California (UC IPM) Webinar series
PESTED - Educational Services for the Pest Management Industry
Database of Agricultural Pesticides
For a comprehensive database of agricultural pesticides applied in Napa County visit the California Department of Pesticide Regulation Pesticide Use Reporting page. Select desired year to begin query; results are indexed by agricultural commodity or by chemical name.
Pesticide Enforcement - Pesticide Use Violations
Administrative Civil Penalties in Napa County in 2022
Business Type | Violation Type | Fine Amount |
---|---|---|
Farm Labor Contractor | Emergency Medical Care | $5,000 |
Grower | Protection of Persons, Animals and Property | $1,000 |
Maintenance Gardener Pest Control Business | Unlicensed Maintenance Gardener Pest Control Business | $250 |
Numbers Of Compliance Actions Issued by Code Sections Violated in Napa County in 2022
Handler Decontamination Facility: 5 | Hazard Communication-Fieldworker: 2 |
Respiratory Protection Program: 4 | Fieldworker Application-Specific Information: 2 |
Regulation-Personal Protective Equipment: 4 | Farm Labor Contractor Registration: 2 |
Fieldworker Training: 3 | Pesticide Use Records: 1 |
Notice of Completed Applications: 3 | Pesticide Use Reports: 1 |
Handler Training: 2 | Equipment Identification: 1 |
Handler Application-Specific Information: 2 | Use In Conflict with Pesticide Label: 1 |
Emergency Medical Care: 2 |
-
Physical Address
1710 Soscol Avenue
Suite 3
Napa, CA 94559
Phone 707-253-4357