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Resource Conservation

The Public Works Department implements Resource Conservation Programs for the City of Hawthorne. This includes a variety of programs and practices that help preserve the health of our local environment. Please explore this page to learn about the many programs the City has to help keep our community healthy and wise. From keeping litter off the streets, to recycling used oil, to composting, there are many things you can do to help. Feel free to contact the Environmental Programs Coordinator at (310) 349-2987 or dkrauss@cityofhawthorne.org

NEW!! Free SHARPS Collection Containers

Come to the Public Works counter in City Hall to get your free SHARPS collection container. Provided by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works, these containers provide and safe and simple way to dispose of home-generated sharps waste which, by law, cannot be thrown in the trash anymore. The containers can then be taken to a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center for disposal.

 IMPORTANT WATER CONSERVATION INFORMATION:

The West Basin Municipal Water District has updated their website with useful information for residents and businesses about water conservation. They have also included information about rebate opportunities. Visit their site at: www.westbasin.org

MORE IMPORTANT INFORMATION

For more info about the recent meeting with the Regional Water Quality Control Board regarding contamination from the former Fairchild facility at 1800 Rosecrans, please follow this link: http://www.waterboards.ca.gov/losangeles/html/programs/ust/public_participation.html

UPDATED TRASH AND RECYCLING INFORMATION (See Below)

 Allied Waste FAQs (190.3 KB)
 Allied Waste Presentation (2.05 MB)
            
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