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Special Collection 101
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the Call Center at (562) 570-2876 to schedule a pickup of your bulky or oversized items. Please note that ... of 16 inches in size and maximum of 5 tires per pickup) Tree branches, yard debris (4 feet in length,URL/lbrecycles/refuse/special-collections/special-collection-101/
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Residential Organics (Green Cart) Collection
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requesting a special collection, reporting a missed pickup or dumped item, or arranging a cart exchange, you'll ... to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote waste reduction. SB 1383 aims to keep organic materialURL/lbrecycles/yard-trimmings-food-scraps/residential-yard-trimmings-and-food-scraps-collection/
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DonationGuide_v2022-04-01_English
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at longbeach.gov/lbrecycles Donation Guide Why waste something that can be reused? Give your used items ... training 5 Give items a second life 5 Reduce waste by diverting your items from your trash 5 DonationsURL/globalassets/long-beach-recycles/media-library/images/recycling/apartment-managers/property-manager-toolkit/individual-posters/donationguide_v2022-04-01_english
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4/27/24 HHW Event
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Household Hazardous Waste Event The next collection event is Saturday, April 27th. Drop off your hazardous ... Beach hosts FREE Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) & Electronic Waste Collection Events every 2nd & 4th SaturdayURL/district4/news/42724-hhw-event/
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Donation Guide
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jobs and training Give items a second life Reduce waste by diverting your items from your trash Donations ... items. Some organizations may also provide a free pickup. Non-Profits/Charitable Organizations: AIDS AssistanceURL/lbrecycles/waste-reduction/reduce-waste/donation-guide/
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Resources for Residents
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Polystyrene Ordinance prevents litter, reduces waste, and improves the health of our City. As a resident ... you can do to reduce waste, including: Support businesses working to reduce waste in our Long Beach communityURL/lbrecycles/waste-reduction/reduce-waste/resources-for-residents/
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2017 Office of Sustainability Work Plan Approved
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resilient Long Beach. These include: Mulch Delivery and Pickup, which provides free mulch to Long Beach residents; ... Compost Pilot Program, collecting kitchen food waste from local businesses and delivering it to the GrowingURL/sustainability/news/2017-office-of-sustainability-work-plan-approved/
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2023 LB Recycler Spring_English
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Know? 2 Upcoming Recycling Events 2 Conduct a Waste Sort at Home 2 Spring into Summer 3 LB Recycles ... page 2 Conduct a Waste Sort at Home Are you recycling correctly? Conduct a waste sort and learn howURL/globalassets/long-beach-recycles/media-library/documents/recycling/educational-resources/2023-lb-recycler-spring_english
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Workshops
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at no cost to teach residents about recycling, waste reduction, composting, and more. To request a workshop ... natural ingredients while saving money and reducing waste. Recycle Right LB- You have questions - we haveURL/lbrecycles/waste-reduction/reduce-waste/workshops/
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District 5 Dump Day
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District ... items! Bagged trash, furniture, mattresses, and e-waste are acceptable items, but participants should avoid ... cans, household cleaners, batteries, hazardous waste, or florescent lights.URL/district5/news/district-5-dump-day/
