Restricts use of total release fogging pesticides to licensed professionals and bans their use in multi-unit dwellings.
New York Assembly Bill A03066 amends the environmental conservation law to restrict the use of total release fogging pesticides, commonly known as "bug bombs," to individuals licensed as certified commercial pesticide applicators, certified residential pesticide applicators, or certified commercial pesticide technicians in New York or in jurisdictions with reciprocity agreements. The bill also prohibits the use of these pesticides in multi-unit dwellings to protect residents from potential health risks.
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