Noxious Weed Control

Spokane County Noxious Weed Info

The term ‘Noxious Weed‘ refers to non-native plants that have been accidentally introduced to Spokane County through human actions and threaten agricultural crops, local ecosystems or fish and wildlife habitat.

A state law passed in 1969 mandated that all counties in Washington have a program to combat noxious weeds. Under this law, landowners are required to control or eradicate noxious weeds on their land.

The Spokane County Noxious Weed Control Board is responsible for implementing and enforcing a program to combat noxious weeds in our county. It is their job to continually survey the land throughout the county and notify landowners of infestation of noxious weeds.

Click here for Noxious Weed Control Board information

If you receive a notice from the Spokane Co. Noxious Weed Control Board, you have ten (10) days to take action!

1) CALL US
2) We will contact the Board for you, once you have scheduled treatment for your property.

Noxious Weeds Treatment Schedule

April through September

Property Types Treated:

Commercial Vacant or Occupied Lots
Gravel Parking Lots
Roadside
Pasture
Alleyways

Conditions Affecting Treatment:

Wind & Extreme Temperatures (high & low) affects safe & proper application and product efficacy
Property Accessibility
Terrain & Ground Condition (applies more to Pasture Sprays – ie. marshy, steep, rocky and forest environments)
Neighboring properties’ plantings