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Public Health Rules in Missouri (2026)

24 rules on the books across Missouri, 14 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.

Columbia

Some Restrictions

Every lawn, yard and landscaped lot in Columbia, Missouri, the Boone County seat, must be maintained to prevent 'vermin…

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Florissant

Some Restrictions

Florissant's health nuisance code declares any garbage can that is not fly-tight, meaning it fails to keep out flies…

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Independence

Some Restrictions

Independence's Property Maintenance Code requires every premises to stay free of insect and rodent infestation, with…

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Jackson County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Jackson County, letting containers hold stagnant water that breeds mosquitoes or insects is a public…

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Kansas City

Some Restrictions

Kansas City requires every building and structure in the city to be rat-stopped, freed of rats and kept that way, and…

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O Fallon

Some Restrictions

O'Fallon's nuisance code declares junk, equipment, and material piles that provide a breeding or nesting area for…

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Springfield

Some Restrictions

Springfield treats outdoor storage or dilapidated structures that create rodent or vermin harborage as a public…

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St. Louis

Some Restrictions

St. Louis requires every building to be rat-stopped and kept rat-free. The Health Commissioner inspects, orders repairs…

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St. Louis County

Some Restrictions

St. Louis County's public health nuisance code makes it illegal to maintain or allow a rat or mouse infestation on any…

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Lees Summit

Light Restrictions

Lee's Summit's rodent-control rule for residential properties lives inside its composting ordinance: City Code § 16-216…

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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).