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Welcome to the official website of the Tennessee Pest Management Association & Allpoints. We are comprised mainly of Tennessee pest control companies who work to control and/or eliminate pests, whether they’re insects, weeds & nuisance creatures as well as companies that serve the pest control industry. Just because you’re not a Tennessee Pest Control company doesn’t mean you can’t be a member, we welcome all pest control companies in TN and beyond. Joining is simple, just send one or all of your technicians to one of our Allpoints re-certification meetings and you’re a member. Visit our Allpoints section for more information on our educational services and no risk offer exclusive to Tennessee Pest Management Association members. Below you’ll also find our Tennessee Pest Management News, as well as our statewide benefits & check back often as we are constantly adding new benefits and we already have plans of adding a regional benefits page that are exclusive to different cities in Tennessee. If you’re experiencing an especially tough problem and it isn’t addressed on our website please don’t hesitate to call on us and we’ll try and help you over come your adversity. The Tennessee Pest Management Association is built on simple principles and ideas, provide educational benefits, help shape the political landscape & more, but the number one principle is to provide unity and trust to the Tennessee Pest Control industry and beyond. 

Politics, politics…whether you’re a Republican or a Democrat, you need to be informed about rules, laws & regulations that might affect Tennessee pest control companies. That is why we, the Tennessee Pest Management Association, have a full time lobbyist, Jay West. Our future & time is too valuable to try and watch the Internet for updates regarding laws or wait until a problem bill arises and then try and combat it. The Tennessee Pest Management Association is actually trying to be proactive rather than reactive in the political arena. The last thing we want to happen is to issue a Tennessee Pest Management Association news bulletin and inform you that a bill has passed that could have a potentially negative impact to Tennessee pest Control companies.

A Penny saved is a penny earned…and the Tennessee Pest Control Association has found a way for you to save money and make money. First Tennessee Bank’s work perks program is constantly changing so check back each month to see what’s new with First TN Bank. If you visit our Work Perks site and your city doesn’t have a representative listed call us and we’ll find someone in your area to speak with. In fact, they’ll even come to your office so you and your employees save time while saving money, First TN is committed to working with pest control companies in Tennessee and we are proud to offer their Work Perks program.

Department of Agriculture questions? Allpoints, our educational division, is devoted to helping you answer questions about recertification, licensing & testing in Tennessee but we can also help in several other states. We have worked hard to have a quality working relationship with the Department of Agriculture in other states as well as our home state, Tennessee. Visit Allpoints123.com for more information

The Trust. The Trust is our recreational division of the Tennessee Pest Management Association. These are activities designed for not only you are your family, but can be open to employees and their families as well if you desire. The Trust is just another reason to be a part of the Tennessee Pest management Association. This year we had an outing to a Memphis Grizzlies NBA game that didn’t cost our participants a dime. We’ve got other ideas already in the hopper, golf tournaments, ball games & family friendly comedy outings to name a few. Got an idea for an event, let us know by clicking here “I’ve got an idea!

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We have officially pulled the bill that would have changed Tennessee from a label state to a warranty state. With all the political turnover in the house and with so many members voicing questions concerning the bill and what it means, Mike went and asked that the bill be pulled. We will now use this year to speak with our members, the TN Department of Agriculture and our political allies before continuing with the bill next year. It is imperative that when we send out a questionnaire have a web poll, set a meeting to discuss this issue or anything else concerning this bill that you get involved. You voice is only heard if you speak up.

Although the Round-Up Bill passed the senate this past summer, the House decided to send it back to the Agricultural Committee for further review. That means that this issue won’t be addressed until January 2008 when the legislators go back in session. When the bill was sent back for review it was basically the same bill we had worked on, with a minor change in the lowering the age of applicants To 16. We will alert you as soon as we have information that it is being brought up again in January 2008.


 

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