Public Works provides Paratransit Services, also known as Dial-A-Ride services, within the unincorporated County areas and fixed-route bus services in several of the larger unincorporated communities.

The Districts system includes over 5,100 miles of sanitary sewers, 154 pump stations and four waste water treatment plants. The estimated value of the Districts system is more than $1.5 billion dollars with the Districts annual operating budget of about $30 million dollars. Sewer Maintenance services are provided from five Maintenance Yards located within the County of Los Angeles.

This new permanent collection center is located at the Antelope Valley Public Landfill in the city of Palmdale. The AVECC is a joint partnership between the Cities of Palmdale and Lancaster, the California Integrated Waste Management Board, the County of Los Angeles, Supervisor Antonovich's office, and Waste Management Inc.

The site provides your family with a suggested pedestrian walking map to your school. As always, parents should review the suggested route with their children to verify safety and local conditions.