A number of questions get asked all of the time. Please review these
questions and answers to see if we've already answered your question.
Q: How do I join OKVMA?
A: Answer: Contact one of us by email,
telephone or in person, to let us know that you want to join. The OKVMA Director
for your particular area of interest or business type may be a good place to
start. That Director will be the person representing your Industry in OKVMA, so
it may be good to get to know him/her anyway. Each member pays for their
membership through Conference Vendor or Participant fees. If you pay the fee to
attend one OKVMA Conference, you're then a member of OKVMA for one year.
However, each Conference will have a fee for participation. A "Membership" gets
you on the mailing list, and allows you one vote at any General Membership
Meeting (Conference) held in that year. To continue your membership, participate
in another Conference the next year. A method of joining OKVMA without attending
a Conference is in place, if you would like to join to help support the OKVMA,
but have no need to attend the Conferences. You basically pay the Participant
Fee without participating. Contact any OKVMA Officer or Director for more
information.
Q: I already have an Oklahoma Certified
Pesticide Applicator Card (yellow card), do I need to attend the ODA
Study/Review Session?
A: Answer: No. The ODA Study/Review
Session is for those individuals that are preparing to take the ODA Exam for
their first Certification, or to renew an expired Certification.
Q: How does the OKVMA work?
A: Answer: The Oklahoma Vegetation
Management Association is a voluntary group comprised of a cross-section of
Vegetation Management Professionals in the State of Oklahoma. The Conferences
are paid for by Vendor Fees paid by companies participating at the conference,
and by the individual Participant Fees paid by those attending to receive CEU
Credits.
Q: Is the OKVMA part of the Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture (ODA)?
A: Answer: No. Although the OKVMA works
very closely with the ODA, they are two are separate entities. The purpose of
the OKVMA is two-fold; to provide training, information and access to CEU
credits for Oklahoma Pesticide Applicators (primarily those certified in
category 6 - Right of Way), while making every effort to relay the needs of
Pesticide Applicators back to the Department of Agriculture.
Q: What can I do if I still have more
questions?
A: Answer: Put your question in an email
and send it to okvma@okvma.net.
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