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Pest Control
Bed Bugs

In recent years, Bed Bugs have made a resurgence in this country. Unfortunately, TAMU Apartments have not been immune. We have had cases of Bed Bugs, but were able to effectively eliminate them. However, there is always the potential for more to occur. The following information is being provided to calm any fears about Bed Bugs and to instruct about what to do if Bed Bugs are suspected in your apartment. The following information has been adapted from information provided by the National Pest Management Association, Inc.

What is a bed bug? What is a bed bug?

Are bed bugs a concern here? Are bed bugs a concern here?

Can bed bugs hurt me? Can bed bugs hurt me?

Do I have bed bugs? Do I have bed bugs?

What if I have bed bugs? What if I have bed bugs?

How do I prevent getting bed bugs? How do I prevent getting bed bugs?

How will the bed bugs be treated?

If you should have any other questions or concerns, do not hesitate to ask your Resident Advisor, Community Leader or Hall Director, or call the Department of Residence Life Central Administrative Offices at 862-3158.

Additional information can be found at the Center for Urban & Structural Entomology at Texas A&M University.

Bed Bug Fact Sheet for Residence Halls PDF Document Download the Bed Bug Fact Sheet for Residence Halls in Adobe Acrobat PDF Format.
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