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In Arizona, people who apply common herbicides like RoundUp, will not have to get a pest-control license from the state under a bill approved recently by the Senate.
The legislation was prompted by the state Structural Pest Control Commission to stop the unlicensed use of herbicides by landscapers without pest-control licenses.
The bill SB 1221 was sent to the House on a 21-6 vote and would exempt people who conduct lawn, garden, shrub, or tree maintenance and who apply herbicides for weed control.
One man in Phoenix who owns a landscape business was fined $2,000 for applying RoundUp to grass that was growing in the gravel of a clients?EUR??,,????'??? home. He wasn?EUR??,,????'???t the only one. According to commission reports, about 50 other people were fined an average of $500 per incident.
Source: The Arizona Republic
Francisco Uviña, University of New Mexico
Hardscape Oasis in Litchfield Park
Ash Nochian, Ph.D. Landscape Architect
November 12th, 2025
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