Arizona Department of Agriculture
Arizona Pest Control Licensing
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Browse the state-approved bundles and individual courses below.
Bundle Options

Arizona - Certified Applicators - 12 CEUs - 2-Year Cycle
Integrated Pest Management - 4 CEUs General Pest Control - 4 CEUs Pest Application and Use - 4 CEUs
3 Courses$129Get started
Arizona - Certified Applicators - 6 CEUs - 1-Year Cycle
Integrated Pest Management - 4 Hours General Pest Control - 4 Hours
2 Courses$79Get started
Arizona - Qualified Applicator - 12 CEUs - 1-Year Cycle
State-approved CEU bundle for Arizona.
3 Courses$129Get started
Arizona - Qualified Applicator - 24 CEUs - 2-Year Cycle
State-approved CEU bundle for Arizona.
6 Courses$129Get started
Individual Courses
Pest control licensing in Arizona
Renewing your pest control license in Arizona is straightforward when you understand the state's process. LearnPest offers state-approved continuing education courses that make renewal easy for technicians in Arizona. This guide outlines the key steps, requirements, and resources you need to stay compliant and up to date.
How to renew your Arizona pest control license
Renewal deadline · May 31st
Determine the type of license you need (Certified Applicator or Qualified Applicator).
Complete the required training. Qualified Applicator applicants must have 24 months of experience as a certified applicator.
Pass the licensing exam with a score of 75% or higher. Exam fees are $55 for Certified Applicators and $75 for Qualified Applicators.
Submit your application through the Arizona Department of Agriculture's Online Licensing and Payment System, including training proof and required documents.
Maintain continuing education to stay current with Arizona requirements.
Adhere to state regulations, keep pesticide application records, and follow safety protocols.
Continuing education requirements
Arizona requires continuing education hours by license type. Our bundles above are sized to satisfy these in a single sitting.
| License type | Required CEUs | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Certified Applicator | 6 CEUs per year | Includes at least one hour for each certified category. |
| Qualified Applicator | 12 CEUs per year | Annual renewal; CEUs must be completed before May 31st. |
Arizona licensing fees
Direct from the state agency's published fee schedule. Use these to budget renewals and certification.
Applicator Certification
- New$55
- Broaden$0
- Renewal (1 year)$55
- Renewal (2 year)$99
- Renewal Late Fee$5.50
- Duplicate Certificate$10
Business Licenses
- New$185
- Renewal (1 year)$185
- Renewal (2 year)$333
- Renewal Late Fee$18.50
- Monthly Late Fee$15
- Duplicate License$10
Branch Office
- New Branch Office$35
- Branch Office Renewal (1 year)$35
- Branch Office Renewal (2 year)$63
- Branch Office Renewal Late Fee$3.50
- New Branch Supervisor Registration$15
- Branch Supervisor Registration Renewal$0
TARFs
- eTARF (0–30 days)$2
- eTARF Late Fee$2
- Paper TARF$8
- Paper Late Fee$8
Qualified Applicator Certification
- New$75
- Broaden$15
- Renewal (1 year)$75
- Renewal (2 year)$135
- Renewal Late Fee$7.50
- Duplicate Certificate$10
Qualifying Party Registration
- New$35
- Broaden$15
- Renewal (1 or 2 year)$0
- Temporary Qualifying Party (New/Renew)$75
Other Fees
- Public Information RequestVaries
- Civil PenaltiesVaries
- Application Handling Fee$10
- Resale Handling Fee$3.50
- NSF/Reprocessing Fee$15

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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to provide continuing education?
Individuals, businesses, and associations judged competent by PMD may offer CE.
What is the criteria for continuing education instructors?
Instructors must meet at least ONE requirement: related degree, HS diploma + 5 years licensed experience + 50 CE hours, or PMD expert recognition.
When do I apply?
Program applications should be submitted at least 6 weeks before the scheduled class.
How do I apply?
Applications must include a complete packet: application, instructor bio, subject outline, course materials, and promotional content.
Who regulates pest control in Arizona?
The Pest Management Division (PMD).
How long is a pest control license valid in Arizona?
Licenses must be renewed every year.
How much does it cost to register pesticide products?
$100 per product.
How long is pest control training?
Approximately 3 months.






