American Mosquito Control Association - AMCA 2027

AMCA reports that its annual meeting draws hundreds of attendees each year. Since its inception in 1938, this annual gathering has attracted hundreds of attendees eager to learn about the latest research, share innovative ideas, and foster collaborative efforts in the field of mosquito control. The association itself reports a membership of more than 1,600 (2025). Detailed audience demographics and exact attendance figures for the St. Louis meeting were not published in the sources reviewed.

Registration is handled online through AMCA's official event platform. AMCA members receive discounted attendance to national meetings, so joining the association before registering can reduce costs. Specific 2027 pass types, pricing tiers, and registration deadlines had not been published in the sources reviewed at the time of writing; check mosquito.org for the latest details.

The American Mosquito Control Association traces its origins to 1935. It was established in Trenton, New Jersey, in 1935 as the Eastern Association of Mosquito Control Workers, obtaining its current name in 1944. AMCA is an American nonprofit organization and the world's leading organization dedicated to mosquito control, and it publishes the Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association. The annual meeting has been held for decades — the 2026 edition in Portland, Oregon was the 92nd Annual Meeting — and it continues to rotate among major U.S. cities, with St. Louis hosting in 2027 and Atlanta, Georgia set for 2028.