Tex. Agric. Code Section 76.120
Emergency Mosquito Control by Certain Municipal or County Employees


(a)

A municipal or county health department may apply for a waiver from the department authorizing the application of pesticides for mosquito control in the manner provided by this section if:

(1)

the municipality or county is in a state of disaster as declared by the governor under Chapter 418 (Emergency Management), Government Code; or

(2)

the municipal or county health department determines that immediate action is needed to control the threat of mosquito-borne disease.

(b)

On application by a municipal or county health department, the department may grant a waiver authorizing unlicensed employees of the municipality or county to apply pesticides for mosquito control under the direct supervision of a licensed applicator employed by the municipality or county, a nearby political subdivision, this state, or the federal government.

(c)

An unlicensed employee of the municipality or county may apply pesticides as authorized by a waiver if the unlicensed employee and the licensed applicator supervising the employee execute an affidavit promulgated by the department describing the supervision arrangement and return the affidavit to the department.
Added by Acts 2019, 86th Leg., R.S., Ch. 344 (S.B. 1113), Sec. 1, eff. May 31, 2019.

Source: Section 76.120 — Emergency Mosquito Control by Certain Municipal or County Employees, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/AG/htm/AG.­76.­htm#76.­120 (accessed Apr. 13, 2024).

76.001
Definitions
76.002
Pests
76.003
State-limited-use Pesticides
76.004
Department Rules
76.006
Pesticide Examination and Testing
76.007
Interagency Cooperation
76.008
Exemption
76.009
Pesticide Disposal Fund
76.021
Labeling Information
76.022
Conspicuous Lettering
76.023
Misbranded Pesticide or Device
76.041
Registration Required
76.042
Content of Registration Application
76.043
Expiration and Renewal
76.044
Fees
76.045
Registration for Special Local Need
76.046
Denial or Cancellation of Registration
76.047
Experimental Use Permit
76.071
License Required
76.072
Expiration
76.073
Fees
76.074
Display of Dealer License
76.075
Records
76.076
Denial, Revocation, Modification, or Suspension of License
76.077
Exceptions
76.101
Coordination
76.102
Agencies Responsible for Licensing Pesticide Applicators
76.103
Program Contingent on Federal Funds
76.104
Agency Rules for Application of a Pesticide
76.105
License Required
76.106
Classification of Licenses
76.107
Licensing by More than One Agency
76.108
Commercial Applicator License
76.109
Noncommercial Applicator License
76.110
Commercial and Noncommercial Applicator Examination
76.111
Applicator Businesses
76.112
Private Applicator
76.113
Term and Renewal of Licenses
76.114
Records
76.115
Inspection of Equipment
76.116
Suspension, Modification, or Revocation of License
76.117
Property Owner Use
76.118
Exemption for Licensed Veterinarians
76.119
Disclosure of Information Relating to Private Pesticide Applicator License Holders
76.120
Emergency Mosquito Control by Certain Municipal or County Employees
76.131
Rules
76.132
Disposal of Pesticide
76.141
Regulated Herbicides
76.142
Application of Regulated Herbicide
76.143
Public Hearing
76.144
County Herbicide Regulations
76.151
Entry Power
76.152
Sampling
76.153
Stop Use, Stop Distribution, or Removal Order
76.154
Injunction
76.155
Prosecutions
76.156
Civil Penalty
76.181
Appeal of Denial or Cancellation of Pesticide Registration
76.182
Appeal of Permit or License Denial, Suspension, Modification, or Revocation
76.183
Appeal of Stop Use, Stop Distribution, or Removal Order
76.184
Reports of Pesticide Adverse Effects
76.185
Damages Resulting from Application of Pesticide Under Government Program
76.201
Offenses
76.202
Penalty
76.203
Defenses
76.1095
Noncommercial Applicator License for Mosquito Control in Border Counties
76.1555
Administrative Penalty

Accessed:
Apr. 13, 2024

§ 76.120’s source at texas​.gov