Under which code do the training and certification of vector control technicians get authorized?

The training and certification of vector control technicians is authorized under Health and Safety Code 116110. This specific provision outlines the requirements and procedures necessary for the certification of individuals working in vector control, ensuring that they meet the necessary standards of knowledge and competence to handle vector-borne disease issues effectively. By establishing these regulations, the code helps maintain public health and safety, important for managing vectors such as mosquitoes and rodents.

The other options, while relevant to health and safety or pest control in various contexts, do not directly pertain to the specific training and certification framework for vector control technicians. For example, Health and Safety Code 118300 addresses the procedures for environmental health in a broader context, and the California Code of Regulations Title 5 focuses more on education and higher learning, not specifically on vector control training. The Pesticide Control Act relates to the use and regulation of pesticides rather than technician certification. Thus, Health and Safety Code 116110 is the appropriate legal framework for the certification of vector control technicians.