Bed Bug Info Repo New

This table outlines the latest (2016) laws (by US state) associated with bed bugs and their management. It may be useful to MUH landlords / managers and tenants as explanation of rights and responsibilities.

To date, 22 states and one territory have laws addressing bedbugs. These address bed bug infestations in rental properties; hotels; institutional facilities; schools; railcars; and migrant labor camps.

Powerpoint designed to educate residents of ongoing bed bug problems, DIY trends/ issues and academic/ government stances on DIY. 2016.

Introduction to bed bug biology and ecology. How to help prevent bed bug infestations, and how to monitor for bed bugs.

This document outlines the process of bed bug management in rental housing, with specific explanation of requirements of landlords, PMPs, and residents, though landlords and property management groups are the primary audience. It includes new (2017) requirements for CA.

This is CAA’s model lease, for landlords and property managers to use. It contains a bed bug addendum.

This is CAA’s Spanish version of its model bed bug addendum.

This article, published in Apartment Management magazine, provides a summary of findings associated with a California survey of MUH landlords and managers. It serves as a needs assessment device for researchers but also highlights the state of the industry (housing in CA) as related to bed bug management.

This legal document and general resource attempts to outline the rules and responsibilities associated with bed bug management in MUH settings in SF. It contains relevant info for owners / managers, tenants, and PMPs. It also includes a bit of general
biology.

This one page (front-and- back) handout is meant to educate MUH staff (management) about bed bug management protocol. It includes a bit of general biology and provides a link to the full regulations in San Francisco for MUH. It may be somewhat useful in other states.

A San Francisco California amendment to the health code pertaining to bed bug information, prevention, treatment, disclosure and reporting. The focus is on tenants, property owners and pest control operators.

Comprehensive document pertaining to all aspects of bed bug biology and management.