Body Short-Lived Climate Pollutants: Organic Waste Methane Emissions Reduction (SB 1383) CalRecycle has recently published additional resources to non-local entities, including schools, with SB 1383 compliance. CLICK HERE to view tips and tools for non-local entity compliance. Effective on January 1, 2022 , schools and local education agencies will be required...

Body The following is a partial list of disposal companies to assist with the proper disposal of waste materials. A more comprehensive list of companies that dispose of waste can be found in the Business-to-Business telephone directory under the listing “Waste Disposal – Hazardous” or by searching on the internet by...

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Body The Recycling Market Development Zone (RMDZ) program combines recycling with economic development to fuel new businesses, expand existing ones, create jobs, and keep unnecessary waste out of landfills. The program provides attractive loans , technical assistance , and free product marketing to local businesses that use materials from the waste...

Body CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF EDIBLE FOOD RECOVERY ORGANIZATIONS IN ORANGE COUNTY More than 30% of material that enters California landfills is considered organic material. Organic material includes edible food, which can be recovered to combat food insecurity. By recovering edible food we not only help out those in...

Body Please browse the directory below to look for topics that align with your group's interests: Speakers Bureau Directory (PDF) Speaker Request FORM The people of OC Waste & Recycling play many different roles in delivering an essential public service to the residents and businesses of Orange County – the management...

Body Federal and state regulations ensure that landfill operations minimize impacts to public health and safety, and the environment. An important part of OC Waste & Recycling's mission is to apply sound environmental practices to ensure compliance with these regulations. OC Waste & Recycling is required to obtain permits to operate...

Body OAL Welcomes Employees to Bi-annual Summit By Nikil Patel, Business Services Administrator The management team at Olinda Alpha Landfill held the bi-annual Employee Summit (ES) June 25-26, uniting employees to discuss and review past, current, and future endeavors. The summit started with a welcome message and an overview of the...

Body 2500ft. Flyover Olinda Alpha is located in the Chino Hills near Brea, CA. Lambert Road is shown towards the bottom with Valencia Avenue entering into the bottom portion of the landfill. The space of cleared land, at the middle-bottom of the picture, is the Olinda Ranch housing development, and not...