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Public Health Rules in Connecticut (2026)

28 rules on the books across Connecticut, 18 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.

Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions

Rodent Control

Property owner duties to abate rats and mice, restrictions on second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides (CA AB-1788), and integrated-pest-management standards.

Bethel

Some Restrictions

In Bethel's rental housing code, § 63-3 makes tenants responsible for exterminating insects, rodents, or other pests in…

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Bridgeport

Some Restrictions

Bridgeport's Housing Code puts the extermination duty on whoever caused the problem: occupants handle pests in their…

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Bristol

Some Restrictions

Bristol's Housing Code requires every building and premises to stay pest-, insect-, and rat-free under Sec. 12-43…

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Danbury

Some Restrictions

Danbury property owners and occupants must store trash in covered, rodentproof containers and may not let materials…

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Greenwich

Some Restrictions

Section 5-36 of the Greenwich Code of Ordinances puts responsibility for exterminating rodents, insects, and other…

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Hamden

Some Restrictions

Hamden's Housing Code requires every basement window and other basement opening to carry a screen or comparable device…

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Hartford

Some Restrictions

Hartford requires yards, courts and vacant lots to be kept clean and free of rodent infestations, and buildings and…

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Manchester

Some Restrictions

Manchester requires every structure to stay free of rubbish and garbage accumulation, and every garbage can or refuse…

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Meriden

Some Restrictions

In the City of Meriden, occupants must exterminate insects, rodents and other pests in their own unit under City Code §…

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New Britain

Some Restrictions

New Britain's Pest Control chapter requires every building to be ratproofed and kept free of rats "in a manner…

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New Haven

Some Restrictions

New Haven's Housing Code splits pest extermination duty between occupant and owner depending on whether the infestation…

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Norwalk

Some Restrictions

Norwalk's Housing Code requires every dwelling and its premises to be rodentproof and free of standing water, and it…

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Ridgefield

Some Restrictions

Ridgefield occupants must store refuse, garbage and organic waste so it cannot feed or shelter rodents and insects…

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Stamford

Some Restrictions

Stamford property owners must not maintain excavations or conditions that let mosquitoes, insects, or vermin breed, and…

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Stratford

Some Restrictions

In the Town of Stratford, Connecticut, the occupant of a single-unit dwelling is responsible for exterminating rodents…

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Waterbury

Some Restrictions

Waterbury's Housing Code requires every basement window, hatchway or other opening that could let rodents in to be…

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West Hartford

Some Restrictions

West Hartford's Housing and Property Maintenance Code requires every building and premises to be kept pest-, insect…

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Bed-Bug Rules

Landlord disclosure of bed-bug history, treatment-cost responsibility, and tenant duties to cooperate with treatment in California (CIV §1954.603).