Local residents should also report new sightings so that early action can be taken to prevent or slow down a potential infestation. If you find spotted lanternflies around your home or neighborhood, the official instructions are to kill them immediately in order to help stop them from spreading. Getting rid of them requires cooperation of everyone. In the summer and fall, these pests can be found in huge swarms around trees, poles, sidewalks, houses, and buildings. Once they become established in an area, spotted lanternflies spread quickly and are difficult to control. Report SLF sightings in West Virginia by collecting a specimen or taking a high quality image and contacting the West Virginia Department of Agriculture at states are considered at risk.While spotted lanternflies are not directly harmful or dangerous to humans, you should be very concerned if you see them.
West Virginia University Extension Service spotted lanternfly information. Report SLF sightings in Virginia and submit a sample (whenever possible) following the directions provided online. Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services spotted lanternfly information (on Plant Industry Services Page). If you find a spotted lanternfly in Rhode Island, take a picture, report sightings to then squish the invasive pest. Report SLF sightings in Pennsylvania online. Report SLF sightings in Ohio to Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture spotted lanternfly website. Ohio State Department of Agriculture spotted lanternfly quarantine information. 
If you find a suspect spotted lanternfly in North Carolina, please report it through the State's online reporting tool at /slf ( ). For questions, please contact the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' Plant Industry Division at (919) 707-3730. New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets spotted lanternfly information. Report SLF sightings in New Jersey online. New Jersey Department of Agriculture spotted lanternfly information. If possible, collect a specimen in a container for verification. If you find a spotted lanternfly egg mass, nymph or adult, take one or more photos, make note of the date, time and location of the sighting, and report to the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, phone the MDARD Customer Service Center, 80. Report SLF sightings in Massachusetts to Report SLF sightings in Maryland to The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Call 866-NO EXOTIC (86) or email Maryland Department of Agriculture spotted lanternfly Information Report SLF sightings in Indiana to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. To report SLF sightings in Delaware, follow the instructions linked above and email Indiana Department of Natural Resources information 
Delaware Department of Agriculture spotted lanternfly information.
Take lots of photos and carefully note the location to report your finding via the online reporting form to the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station.
Follow the instructions on the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station Spotted Lanternfly sample submission form to send a dead specimen sample or.If you think you may have found SLF in Connecticut, do not attempt to move any wood or other potentially infested material from the site.Spotted lanternfly populations are currently found in 14 states including: Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia, and West Virginia.
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