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  • Sunshine Canyon Landfill Proposing to Accept Disaster-Related Debris  The following provides more information on the two phases of disaster debris cleanup, and frequently asked questions about the Sunshine Canyon Landfill's acceptance of debris from the Palisades and Eaton fires. In response to the 2025 Los Angeles Fires, the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and the [...]

    Published On: February 13, 2025Categories: Uncategorized

  • Calabasas Landfill Proposing to Accept Disaster-Related Debris The following provides more information on the two phases of disaster debris cleanup, and frequently asked questions about the Calabasas Landfill's acceptance of debris from the Palisades and Eaton fires. In response to the 2025 Los Angeles Fires, the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and the United States [...]

    Published On: February 10, 2025Categories: Uncategorized

  • Property owners impacted by the Bridge Fire must follow the steps below for debris removal and rebuilding processes. Ash, debris, and fire damage on homes may contain hazardous materials that can threaten public health. The removal of debris is prohibited until an inspection of the debris is conducted by the Los Angeles County Fire - [...]

    Published On: October 22, 2024Categories: Announcement

  • You may be aware of the three “R’s”: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle but another very important R is to Rethink. Why rethink, you may ask?  Because it’s time to start thinking outside the box when it comes to the waste we create, items we purchase, and the end life of products. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and [...]

    Published On: April 22, 2024Categories: SustainabilityTags: , , , ,

  • LA County's Proactive Measures Against Illegal Dumping In many communities across Los Angeles County, illegal dumping poses a significant challenge.  Not only does it endanger public health and safety, but overall community well-being.  The materials that are illegally dumped create a nesting area for rodents and insects and impacts the drainage of runoff water. This [...]

    Published On: April 19, 2024Categories: Illegal Dumping

  • LA County's Plastic Waste Ban: A Green Leap Forward Los Angeles County is taking action to reduce plastic waste and address litter in our communities and waterways. In April 2022, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors passed the Reduction of Waste from Single-Use Articles and Expanded Polystyrene Products Ordinance. This ordinance is applicable to [...]

    Published On: April 19, 2024Categories: Sustainability

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  • Pickup truck loaded with items to be disposed of at a landfill

    Residents of the unincorporated community of Castaic (including Val Verde) can drop off up to one ton of trash such as furniture, appliances and other bulky items at Chiquita Canyon Landfill. Bins will be available to drop off smaller items at the following locations (see enclosed map): Val Verde: Southwest corner of San Martinez Road [...]

    Published On: May 16, 2024Categories: