2021 Legislation

PESTICIDE USE REFORM – HB 2409-A

Passed

This bill creates an opt-out policy in homeowner associations giving people more say-so in preventing unwanted pesticide sprays where they live and play. Passing HB 2409 highlights the important conversation about alternatives to harmful pesticides in our home and natural environments.

HB2409

Relating to pesticide application within planned communities.

HB 2409-A, introduced by Rep. Neron, prohibits homeowners associations from requiring application of pesticide on owner’s property. This bill helps protect pregnant women, infants and children, elders, and pets from inadvertent pesticide exposure on lawns and walkways near homes within Homeowners Associations.

Read the details of HB2409 on OLIS

Chief Sponsor(s): Representatives Neron, Hudson

Regular Sponsor(s): Representatives Grayber, Wilde; Senators Gelser, Riley

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