search Kentucky's public registry for a licensed pesticide applicator or structural pest control company by name or county

domain: kyagr-apps.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Go to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture's Licensed Applicator Search (kyagr-apps.com/AgLicensing/Pesticides/Public/ApplicatorSearch) for individuals, or the Pesticide Search (kyagr-apps.com/AgLicensing/Pesticides/Public/Search) for companies.
  2. Filter by county using the dropdown, or leave it on the default to search statewide (an 'OUT-OF-STATE' option is also listed).
  3. Submit the form and review the results table columns: ID, Applicator/Company Name, Phone, Address, City, State, Zip, County.
  4. For upcoming certification exam dates, cross-reference the separate Pesticide Testing Schedule page.
  5. Use the Pesticide Complaint Form if a search surfaces an unlicensed or non-compliant operator.

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