D.C. to Host 2-Day Rodent and Vector Control Academy

WASHINGTON – The Washington, D.C. Department of Health announced the 2-Day Rodent and Vector Control Academy — a deep dive into the latest and most effective strategies in pest and rodent management, will take place July 9-10.

The event will bring together leading experts, city departments and engaged residents to explore innovative tools and techniques, including integrated pest management, trained rodent detection dogs and enclosed waste containment systems — all designed to build safer, cleaner communities.

Expert presentations, including a keynote from nationally recognized urban rodentologist Dr. Bobby Corrigan, will highlight the event. Other highlights include:

· Hands-on workshops with local agencies such as DPW, DOB, and DOEE

· Networking opportunities with vendors showcasing the latest pest control products and technology

· Actionable tips for businesses, property managers, and residents to maintain rodent-free environments

This academy is ideal for business owners, property managers, city inspectors, public health professionals, residents, ANC commissioners, and anyone committed to proactive rodent control solutions. Interpretation services may be available upon request.

Learn more and register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2-day-rodent-and-vector-control-academy-tickets-1381922109229.