Bed Bug Resources

Note: The Health Department does not treat, diagnose, or report incidences of bedbugs.  While they are unpleasant and a nuisance, they are not considered a threat to public health.  If there is an ongoing problem in a rental situation, please work with the landlord to correct the problem.

General Information

General Information

Where bed bugs hide

Bed Bug Management Flow Chart

Bed Bugs Myths and Facts

Pest Control Options

IPM Action Plan for Bed Bugs

Choosing and Working with a Pest Control Company

Tips for Selecting a Pest Professional

Preparing for Treatment Using Integrated Pest Management (insecticides)

Getting the Bed Bugs Out Guide

Landlord/Tenant Information

Landlord’s Guide to Preventing and Controlling Bed Bug Infestations

Talking to your Landlord about Bed Bugs

Bed bugs – Information for Moving and Storage

How to Move and Leave Bed Bugs Behind

What’s Working for Bed Bug Control in Multifamily Housing

Shelters and Group Living Facilities

Bedbugs Information for Shelters & Group Homes

Guidelines for Prevention and Management of Bed Bugs in Shelters and Group Living Facilities

Schools and Libraries

Bed Bugs: What Schools Need to Know

Bed Bug Identification and Management Guidelines for Schools

College Students and Bed Bugs

Travel

How to inspect your hotel room for bed bugs

Bed Bugs – Information for Visitors & Travelers

Bed Bug Tips for Travelers

Other Resources

BED BUGS: Tips for shopping at thrift stores and garage sales

Bed bugs in the Workplace

Guidelines for Reducing the Risk of Transporting Bed Bugs