These appointments are to help guide property owners affected by the Bobcat and Lake Fires with the fire debris and hazard tree removal process. Click here to register.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger in partnership with Chiquita Canyon Landfill, present this event for residents in the unincorporated communities of Castaic and Val Verde who can drop off up to one ton of trash such as furniture, appliances, and other bulky items, free of charge, at Chiquita Canyon Landfill on March 6, 2021. Roll-off bins to drop off smaller items will be placed at the following two locations: Southwest corner of San Martinez Road and Parker Avenue in Val Verde and the LA County Public Works Yard, Road Maintenance Division – 526 Yard, 27624 Parker Road in Castaic. To view the flyer, click here.
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COVID-19 Impacts to Solid Waste Management
LA County will continue collecting trash, recycling, green waste and bulky items in unincorporated communities through contracted waste haulers while flattening the curve on COVID-19. However, some events have been affected.
Click here to learn more.
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Environmental Programs Public Counter
Los Angeles County Public Counters are closed until further notice.
For Industrial Waste, Underground Storage Tanks, or Stormwater questions or submissions, email us at fchin@pw.lacounty.gov. You can also mail submissions to:
LA County Public Works
Environmental Programs Division
900 S. Fremont Avenue
Alhambra, CA 91803
Construction and Demolition Recycling and Reuse Plans can be submitted via email at CND@pw.lacounty.gov or by fax (626) 628-9733.
If you have any questions, contact the Environmental Programs Public Counter at (626) 458-3517, Monday to Thursday, 8am to 4pm.
Day Without Hunger
There are over 1.5 million food insecure residents living in Los Angeles County. Los Angeles Lakers, Kyle Kuzma, challenges you to help fight hunger. To learn how you can do your part, visit FoodDropLA.com.
Recycling beverage containers is a double play. It reduces landfill waste and puts cash in your pocket. Click here for more information and to find recycling centers near you.
Everyone has a role to play in keeping creeks, lakes, rivers and ocean beaches free of litter, pollutants and other debris. Click here and see if you’ve thought about all the kinds of refuse that damage our waterways and beaches. Use trash cans. Properly discard these waste products to protect our environment.
Learn how to make your next event as close to waste-free as possible with the Waste-Free Event Guide. No event is too big or too small to make a difference.
Illegal Dumping
Let’s punt away illegal dumping once and for
all. Do your part to keep your community safe and clean. Click here to learn how you can
prevent and report illegal dumping.
Every Drop Counts
Did you know that used motor oil never wears out and can be recycled and reused? Motor oil improperly disposed onto the ground or into storm drains can contaminate and pollute the soil, groundwater, and the ocean. Take your used motor oil to one of 650 certified collection centers in California or an auto parts store in your area to be recycled for free. Click here for more information.
Report abandoned shopping carts to the California Shopping Cart Retrieval Corporation at (800) 252-4613, by email, or online. iPhone users can download the CartSnap app to report abandoned shopping carts.
Los Angeles County Public Works offers an e-mail notification system to provide up-to-date information on topics or events of interest. This system allows you to customize your notifications, so today!
Plant native plants in your garden. They require less watering and chemicals and are more resistant to pests and disease. 