Registration is open for the Colorado Pest Control Association (CPCA) Spring Conference, April 15 –16, 2026, at the Embassy Suites Loveland Conference Center.
The two-day event brings together pest control professionals and industry partners to learn, connect and strengthen Colorado’s pest control industry. Attendees will earn core and continuing education credits, while vendors gain meaningful face-to-face time with decision-makers from across the state.
Registrant participation also directly supports the CPCA Industry Defense Fund, helping protect the industry through advocacy, education and regulatory engagement.
Core credits offered include:
- Laws and regulations (2)
- Applicator safety
- Public safety
- Environmental protection
- Pesticides and their families
- Use of pesticides
Continuing Education Credits (CEUs)
- Wood Destroying Cat 301
- Residential Commercial (2) Cat 304
- Non-Soil Fume Cat 309B
- Outdoor Vertebrate Cat 302
- Public Health Cat 110
About the Colorado Pest Control Association
The CPCA was founded in 1982 in Denver, Colo. The association serves pest control professionals across the state, providing education and training and a wide range of resources. The CPCA also works to advance the professionalism of the industry through many activities, including conferences, seminars and other group activities.
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