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1. Does the City provide any household hazardous waste recycling programs for its residents?

Yes. The City offers several programs described as follows:

Small Batter Drop-Off Program: Residents may drop off small used batteries, rechargeable NiCad batteries, and Lithium Ion batteries at City Hall during regular business hours.

Door-to-Door Hazardous Waste Program: Residents can arrange to have waste picked-up at their home by calling the CIty's recycling hotline at 800-579-4979; pick-ups will be scheduled on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Bulky Item and E-Waste Recycling: Residents can either call 805-522-9400 to schedule this cost-free service for a pick-up of two bulky items twice per year or call the City's recycling hotline at 800-579-4979 for other e-waste options.

2. Who provides trash pick-up services to the City?

Residential refuse service is provided by Waste Management, Inc.
Questions regarding residential service should be directed to Waste Management at 805-522-9400. Non-residential service may be provided by one of several different haulers. Questions should be directed to your hauler, or to the City's solid waste consultant at 800-579-4979.

3. My neighbor's yard is accumulating trash. Who do I call?

Accumulation of garbage and debris on private property is regulated by Homeowner Associations as well as the City. Violations are the responsibility of the property owner, and should be reported first to the HOA management company, and then to the Planning Department at 818-706-1613.

4. Not seeing the question you are looking for?

You can contact Megan Sinkula, Associate Planner at 818-706-1613 or via email at Megan@wlv.org.