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New bed bug dog in Vegas
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your host
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Posted 4 years ago
Mon Mar 9 2009 0:14:04
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K-9 sweeps. See this article in the Las Vegas Sun.
Note: I don't have any connection with this company and cannot recommend them.
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Posted 4 years ago
Mon Mar 9 2009 23:27:02
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Good news!
Thanks to Sara & Joe it will soon be safe to vacation in Las Vegas again.
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hatesbedbugs
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Posted 4 years ago
Tue Mar 10 2009 12:40:14
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According to the article there is no mention of Mr Rustifo being a licensed pest control operator. Nevada department of agriculture which regulates pest control will not allow, Mr Rustifo and his dog to operate unless he is a licensed pest control technician. He must take a Nevada State exam shortly after he is hired with a licensed pest control company. He must serve a two year apprenticeship before he can start his own pest control company. Nevada pest control regulations are very clear and some of the most stringent in the United States.
Gary Broberg
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Posted 4 years ago
Tue Mar 10 2009 16:04:23
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Gary, I appreciate your concern over my companies status in Nevada. I am well aware of Nevada laws having spent the last 13 years here. You are correct about how stringent Nevada laws are and I am glad that they are. Sometimes when doing an interview not all of the information offered makes it to print. To ease everyones minds on this matter I hold a Pest Control License for the state of Nevada, but operate an inspection only company.
Thank's
Joe Restifo
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