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Tenant Cooperation Guide: Combating Bed Bugs Effectively

This document outlines essential guidelines for tenants to follow in cooperating with the bed bug extermination process. Compliance with these guidelines is crucial to prevent termination of tenancy. It also serves as an educational tool for tenants and staff, warning against certain behaviors that could lead to infestations. Early detection and treatment are emphasized to avoid more severe issues. For an electronic version, visit the AAHRA webpage at www.AAHRA.org.

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Tenant Cooperation Guide: Combating Bed Bugs Effectively

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  1. Don’t Let The BedBugs Bite

  2. Resident Cooperation It is suggested that the following document be used to insure that the tenant has done all that they can do in cooperating with the extermination process. Failure for the tenant to comply with these guidelines may be grounds for termination. An electronic version of this document can be found on the AAHRA webpage at www.AAHRA.org.

  3. Knowledge May Be The Best Weapon The following document may be a useful tool in educating your tenants and staff. Warning residents not to do certain things may prevent an infestation. Early detection and treatment may prevent more serious infestations. An electronic version of this document can be found on the AAHRA webpage at www.AAHRA.org.

  4. HUD - REAC • New guidance to UPCS Inspectors as of September 13, 2010.

  5. Warning The following slides may make your skin crawl and cause you to itch all over!

  6. Life Cycle

  7. Adult and Larva

  8. On The Hunt

  9. Ready to Cuddle up to You

  10. Dining

  11. Almost Full

  12. Hiding in the Folds

  13. Late at night while you’re a’sleepin’ “bedbugs” come a’creepin.

  14. Measles make you bumpy, mumps’ll make you lumpy, and chicken pox’ll make you jump and twitch, but “bedbugs” lord’ll make you itch!!

  15. Resources • The following pages contain references to sites that may be helpful.

  16. HTVNGreat training for your Property Managers and Maintenance • Eliminating Bed Bugs (4 part series) Details • Part 1. History of Bed Bugs (Avail. 07/17/2008 )DetailsPart 2. Facts about Bed Bugs (Avail. 07/17/2008 )DetailsPart 3. How to Stop Bed Bugs (Avail. 07/17/2008 )DetailsPart 4. Managing the Risks of Bed Bugs (Avail. 07/17/2008 ) • Go to: • http://htvn.maplelearn.com/PublicHousing/

  17. WebMDGo to http://www.webmd.com/ and search on bedbugs. • There are several informative articles. • http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/features/dont-lose-sleep-over-bed-bugs • http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/slideshow-bedbugs • http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/news/20100924/bedbugs-signs-and-treatments

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