92014, 92075
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
We have established donation guidelines in an effort to streamline our organizational efforts and solicit goods that will reflect our core values and best serve our constituents.
Dresses should be from 2014 to present.
Dresses should be clean and free from damage.
Dresses should be prom dresses, formal gowns or fancy party dresses.
Accessories should be stylish, clean and in excellent condition.
We cannot accept:
Garments that are out of style (unless trendy such as “vintage” or “retro” styles)
Garments that are broken or stained
Shoes
Make-up
Casual or semi-formal clothing
Wedding dresses
Menswear
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
100% green dry cleaning (no hazardous chemicals)
Wet cleaning
Free pick-up & delivery
Alterations
Shoe repair
Leather & Suede
Household fabrics cleaning
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
Alterations, Bed Linens, Bridal Services, Draperies & Blinds
Evening Wear, Handbags, Leather & Fabric
Households & Linens, Leather & Suede Garments
Knit Blocking, Luggage
Ready To Wear, Restoration (Fire, Water, Mold), Reweaving & Reknitting
Rugs, Shirt Laundry, Shoes & Boots, Table Linens, Ties & Scarves
Upholstery, Vintage Restoration, Wardrobe Storage, Window Treatments
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
Alterations, Bed Linens, Bridal Services, Draperies & Blinds
Evening Wear, Handbags, Leather & Fabric
Households & Linens, Leather & Suede Garments
Knit Blocking, Luggage
Ready To Wear, Restoration (Fire, Water, Mold), Reweaving & Reknitting
Rugs, Shirt Laundry, Shoes & Boots, Table Linens, Ties & Scarves
Upholstery, Vintage Restoration, Wardrobe Storage, Window Treatments
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
The Princess Project promotes self-confidence and individual beauty by providing free prom dresses and accessories to high school teens who cannot otherwise afford them. Our effort is made possible through invaluable volunteer, donor and community support.
Before donating, please review donation guidelines.
Our focus is to retain working equipment, fume hoods and laboratory casework from laboratories that are currently being remodeled and provide this equipment at a substantially discounted price.
So when a project is being demolished, we are there to save this used equipment and keep it out of local landfills.
We have these items for sale on this website. Please inquire within for more details.
Appliance repairs
Shopper Admission:
Wed & Sat:$1, Fri & Sun: $2
(Kids under 10 free!)
Senior discount
Wed & Sat: $.50, Fri & Sun: $1
Their purpose is to provide to the people of Escondido and adjacent communities an open air market where they can shop for a variety of merchandise, fresh farm produce, seafood, and meats. Customers shop in a unique outdoor environment that stimulates their senses and entertains their spirit. The experience of the Escondido World Marketplace will excite both young and old in a safe, family – friendly environment.
Expect to be surprised and delighted with the selection of exotic goods and wares on display. Fifteen restaurants and cafes on site offer tasty snacks and meals from around the world.
Weekend open-air market offers antiques, arts/crafts, clothing, home decor.
Hours: 9am-5pm Saturday and Sunday during the summer, and 9am-4pm in the winter.
Saturday, 4 – 9 PM call to verify
Bring your used beauty and skin care products and packaging to one of our participating boutiques to be recycled. The L’Occitane Recycling Program allows us to recycle beauty and skin care products to prevent them from ending up in landfills and be used in the creation of new products.
Bring back your empty, full-sized product from L’OCCITANE or any beauty brand and receive 10% OFF a NEW FULL-SIZED product!*
*10% off one product only valid on the day of drop-off. Not combinable with any other offers.
Bring your used beauty and skin care products and packaging to one of our participating boutiques to be recycled. The L’Occitane Recycling Program allows us to recycle beauty and skin care products to prevent them from ending up in landfills and be used in the creation of new products.
Bring back your empty, full-sized product from L’OCCITANE or any beauty brand and receive 10% OFF a NEW FULL-SIZED product!*
*10% off one product only valid on the day of drop-off. Not combinable with any other offers.
Regular adult admission: Saturdays $1 and Sundays $2 after 6 AM.
Free admission for children under 12. Free parking and restrooms on site.
Enter swap meet back gate in your vehicle between 5:00 – 5:45 AM and pay $5 per person early entry fee. Get your pick of the bargains! Price also includes Premium Parking!
$1 cash admission to shop. $20-45 admission to sell depending upon spot. Free parking. 7-3pm weekends.
See website for details at https://www.nationalcityswapmeet.net/
The Spring Valley Swap Meet is open from 7:00am to 3:00pm, Saturday and Sunday.
6377 Quarry Rd, Spring Valley, CA 91977
Admission is $1 (cash only).
Entrances are shown on the map to the left.
Parking is free!
Public parking can be found right outside the entrances circled on the picture.
$3 admission to shop
$50 to sell on the Saturday and Sunday
$25 to sell on Friday
Open Friday – Sunday 7am – 3pm
For current hours, special sales and more information go to their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/kobeyswap/ or call 619-226-0650.
Entrance to Swap Meet on Wednesdays is $1, Saturday & Sundays for $0.50
Entrance: $1 on Fridays, $2 on Saturdays and Sundays
Children 11 and under – FREE
Coupons available on website
We provide grease trap cleaning services to restaurants and food establishments in the San Diego County area at competitive prices.
Goodwill accepts all types of electronics such as TVs, cell phones, computers, laptops, monitors, printers, tablets, video games consoles! Goodwill will not accept household hazardous waste such as household batteries or fluorescent light bulbs or items with broken/cracked screens.
Donation pickups are scheduled through ReSupply for a fee. Schedule a priority Pickup
For more details or to schedule a pickup by phone, please contact donations customer service at (619) 225-2200 extension 197 or email donate@sdgoodwill.org
Goodwill accepts large furniture in a reusable or good condition at participating retail stores and donation storefronts. Not all furniture can be accepted, please contact the specific store for more details.
Large household appliances (ovens, stoves, refrigerators) are accepted only at the San Ysidro Retail Store and at the Otay Mesa Outlet, so long as in good condition. Please contact specific store for more details.
Donate Clothing, Household Items, Toys, Furniture, and More!
Pickup Please will come and pick up the following donations:
CLOTHING: Ladies, mens, kids, children’s, baby, purses, belts, ties, wallets, dresses, shirts, pants, shoes. Virtually all types of Clothing, Shoes, and Accessories.
HOUSEHOLD: Dishes, glasses, silverware, small household appliances, bedding, linens, pillows, draperies, curtains, rugs, jewelry and cosmetics, comforters, home decor, baby items, art and frames.
TOYS: Stuffed animals, board games, dolls, action figures, and sports equipment.
ELECTRONIC: Stereo, radio, Xbox, Nintendo, Playstation, computers, laptops, monitors, DVD players, cameras, typewriters, and electronics. All types of small kitchen appliances.
BOOKS: Hardcover, softcover, fiction and non-fictions, e-readers.
EQUIPMENT: Exercise equipment: small weight benches, weights, sports gear, Sporting equipment: ski equipment, snowboards, helmets, baseball bats, basket balls, soccer equipment, tennis equipment, Tools: drills, saws, nail guns, Yard tools: lawn mowers, weed eaters, and handtrucks (no fuel of any type please!).
SMALL FURNITURE: Mirrors, nightstands, headboards, and office chairs.
OTHER: Bikes, musical instruments, small filing cabinets, garage sale leftovers, small appliances: microwaves, blenders, toasters, coffee makers, and almost anything else.
*Please note – As a general rule, they only accept items that are small and light enough for one person to easily lift and carry.
LARGE FURNITURE: Couches, sofas, sleeper couches, box springs and mattresses
LARGE APPLIANCES: Washers/dryers, refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers and stoves
OTHER: Tires, food, any type of fuel, cash or checks
Not accepting televisions of any kind.
We have a library of books, publications, and more than 100 energy-measuring tools that are available on loan to the general public. Search the library and make reservations online, come in and pick them up, and take them home. You can also get assistance over the phone by calling 1-800-613-8970 (select Option 4).
Donate arts and crafts + clean textiles, LED lighting equipment, digital audio mixers, audio recording equipment, and advanced digital projectors
Guests come to them with a variety of needs: Supplementary food, household items, clothing, school supplies, hygiene items, baby food and diapers, and furniture. Donated items in good condition are welcome. Their Newsletter highlights urgent needs each month.
Pick up service is available for donations of gently used furniture only. To request a pick up, call 760-967-7507
Spas are heavy and can be dangerous if not handled with care. We have removed over a thousand spas. We have the tools and skills to move your spa over difficult terrain, or through a narrow gate – whatever it takes to get the job done safely and completely.
We provide a quote that we stand by. Even though it is inexpensive, we are a full service company. We provide a flat-rate quote before showing up at your house – no surprise fees.
Electronic Repairs: Iphone, Ipad, Samsung, PC, Mac.
Free mobile service available – call for details
Will buy back broken pallets. Pick up available for quantities of 150 or more.
EcoVida Waste wants to buy and recycle your pallets and cardboard. If you generate a large amount of pallets or cardboard, then pallet recycling and cardboard recycling has real value. Our promise to you is simple, if we buy these commodities from your company, they will be reused or recycled 100% of the time. We have tremendous buying power with commodities in today’s market and can get you the right value and quick payment for a one time purchase or ongoing scheduled pick up service.
Pallet Recycling
Currently over 60% of the US pallet industry comes from new solid wood utilized to make pallets. That means only 40% of pallets used in the past year were recovered from used pallets for reuse and recycling. Even pallets that are broken can at least be recycled. With EcoVida Waste, we will find a home for your pallet inventory that will allow you to free up valuable space on site, get paid for these pallets that otherwise would cost you to dispose of, and you recycle them either into new pallets or into a compost mix. Call us today to find out how we can “pay you per pallet” and put money back into your budget.
Cardboard Recycling
Most businesses generate a fair amount of cardboard and others generate a lot. If you are generating enough cardboard to bale it, then we can buy it direct from you. Cardboard has nice value to it but so much of the value gets lost in transportation fees. The best way to avoid this is to bale the cardboard and let us set you up on a route to have them picked up as frequently as you need. This will allow you to maximize a rebate for this commodity.
To donate rehabilitative equipment, supplies or assistive devices (wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, canes, braces, etc.): Please contact Barbara Gray at (949) 735-9955 or email Barbara
Donations must be in good working condition. For powerchairs, battery does not need to be working. Call Barbara to confirm details and accepted items.
To donate a car, motorcycle, boat or RV, please click on DONATE CAR
If you have seen an animal in distress or in need of help, please contact our Rescue team.
Phone: 1-800-541-SEAL (7325)
Email: SWC.Rescue@seaworld.com
Helpful information to give the Rescue Team:
We will respond when a wild creature is posing an immediate threat to humans or other animals.
We will respond if the animal is sick or injured, too young to survive on its own or trapped. We do not respond to reports of wildlife being loose or simply roaming.
We will respond if the wild animal is a rabies vector (raccoons, skunks, bats, foxes or coyotes, for example) AND has attacked you or your pet.
We cannot help you with wildlife nuisance problems like skunks under your porch or opossums raiding your pet’s food.
For information on rattlesnakes see brochure »
Bat World Sanctuary
940-325-3404, batrescue.org
All Wild Animal Control & Rescue
858-229-7280
Hummingbird Rescue Center
775 Fig Ave., Chula Vista, CA 91910
619-420-5156, hummingbirdrescuecenter.org
Dead Bird Reporting
San Diego County Department of Environmental Health
888-551-4636
Mostly Monkeys
760-788-6940, mostlymonkeys.org
Racing Pigeon Club (Banded Pigeons)
6905 Central Ave., Lemon Grove, CA 91945
619-465-8004
Wildlife Assistance
858-278-2222, wildlifeassist.org
County Department of Agriculture, Weights and Measures
9325 Hazard Way, Suite 100, San Diego, CA 92123
800-486-0010, sdcawm.org
Or 858-694-2518 for the County Trapper
Or for see this page for Bees »
California Department of Fish & Game
3883 Ruffin Road, San Diego, CA 92123
888-334-2258, wildlife.ca.gov/regions/5
Information on hunting, fishing and the taking or keeping of wild animals
San Diego Herpetology Society
619-760-0578, sdherpsociety.org
Parrot Education and Adoption Center
P.O. Box 600423, San Diego, CA 92160
619-287-8200, peac.org
Project Wildlife
P.O. Box 80696, San Diego, CA 92138
619-225-WILD(9453), projectwildlife.org
Volunteers for the rescue, rehabilitation and return of wildlife
Horses of Tir Na Nog (horse sanctuary)
P.O. Box 19131, San Diego, CA 92159
619-465-6384, email: horsesoftirnanog@yahoo.com
San Diego Zoo
2920 Zoo Drive, San Diego, CA 92101
619-231-1515, sandiegozoo.org
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
15500 San Pasqual Valley Road, Escondido, CA 92027
760-747-8702, emergencies: 760-738-5010
Sea World Aviculture and Bird Department
500 Sea World Dr., San Diego, CA 92109
619-226-3900, menu option 8
Acceptance of injured birds, or beached or injured mammal
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Imperial Beach)
Tijuana River National Estuary Research Reserve
619-575-2704, fws.gov/refuge/tijuana_slough
If you’ve found an injured animal, contact our hotline at 619-225-WILD (9453).
If you are able, bring the animal to the Pilar & Chuck Bahde Wildlife Center at 5433 Gaines St. Do not attempt to care for the animal yourself. Do not give it food or water. Keep the animal in a dark, quiet box or crate and bring it to the Wildlife Center. The Wildlife Center is staffed from 9am – 5pm, 7 days a week and the Drop-Off area is open 24/7.
Click here for full information for basic rules and for special notes on certain animals.
Other permitted wildlife drop-off locations include:
San Diego Humane Society – Escondido Campus
3500 Burnet Drive
Escondido, CA 92027
619-299-7012, ext. 2737
San Diego Humane Society – Oceanside Campus
572 Airport Road
Oceanside, CA 92058
619-299-7012, ext.2000 or ext.2050
Mission Animal Bird Hospital
655 Benet Road
Oceanside, CA 92058
760-433-3763
Department of Animal Services – Carlsbad
2481 Palomar Airport Road
Carlsbad, CA 92011
619-767-2675
San Diego Wildlife Center – Carlsbad
2380 Camino Vida Roble unit G,
Carlsbad, CA 92011
760-621-6888
All Pets Animal Hospital
Mammals Only
149 S. El Camino Real
Encinitas, CA 92024
760-634-2022
Acacia Animal Hospital and Pet Resort
655 W. Citracado Parkway
Escondido, CA 92025
760-745-8115
Chula Vista Animal Services
130 Beyer Way
Chula Vista, CA 91911
619-476-2476 or 619-691-5123
Containing: For assistance containing an animal, please call Wildlife Assist at 858-278-2222.
Transport: For emergency transport options, please call San Diego Humane Society at 619-299-7012.
If you have a wild animal in distress and need immediate assistance, please utilize the following resources: Wildlife Assist: 858-278-2222 Fund for Animals: 760-789-2324 (only for mountain lions, coyotes, bobcats, adult birds for prey, adult opossums, and adult skunks) SeaWorld's Stranded Marine Mammal Program: 800-541-SEAL (7325) SeaWorld Seabird Hotline: 619-255-4223 Your local Animal Services Department: San Diego County Emergency Hotline: 619-236-2341
FREE Water Wise Surveys are available. California American Water provides free water use consultations for our residential and non-residential customers. For residential customers, a conservation specialist will visit your home, identify ways to help you save water, and even provide free low flow fixtures for your kitchen and bathroom. For non-residential customers, a conservation specialist will calculate an individualized water budget and provide water saving recommendations.
Please call your Conservation Specialist at (619) 446-5707 to schedule your in home survey.
California American Water offers complementary water saving devices to their customers to help them in their conservation efforts. All of these items are free for pick up at your local office for California American Water customers only.
• Showerheads
• Shower timers
• Shower pausers
• Shower flow gauge bag
• Bathroom aerators
• Toilet leak detection tablets
• Toilet flappers
• Toilet tank banks
• Kitchen aerators
• Dish squeegees
• Drip gauges
• Garden hose nozzles
• Garden hose timers
• Soil moisture meters
• Rain gauges
• Informational brochures and CDs
Please call your specific district to see what items are available.
AVAILABLE REBATES:
High-Efficiency clothes washers use 55% less water than standard clothes washers. Less water means less energy needed for water heating, lowering your energy bill too. Rebates start at $85.
Premium High-efficiency Toilets use 20% less water than the WaterSense standard and flush the same amount of waste just as, if not more, effectively.
Multi-trajectory, rotating streams apply water more slowly and uniformly to your landscape, encouraging healthy plant growth.
Collecting and re-using rainwater from lawns and gardens minimizes the amount of water flowing into your storm drains, sewer systems and local waterways.
Allows for more accurate, customized irrigation by automatically adjusting the schedule and amount of water in response to changing weather conditions.
A soil moisture sensor measures soil moisture content in the active root zone on your property.
Turf grass is one of the most water intensive plant types in your landscape. It’s high water uses and frequent maintenance make it a time consuming and expensive landscape option. By replacing turf with a California Friendly landscape, you could save money on your water bill, reduce landscape maintenance costs and show that you care about conserving water.
Rebates are currently available for premium high-efficiency toilets, urinals, irrigation controllers, sprinkler nozzles, food equipment and more! Check out the website to view the full list of the available commercial rebates.
The Water Savings Incentive Program (WSIP) is designed for non-residential customers improving their water efficiency through upgraded equipment or services that do not qualify for standard rebates. WSIP is unique because it provides an incentive based on the amount of water customers save.
Turf grass is one of the most water-intensive plants in your landscape. Its high water use and frequent maintenance make it a time-consuming and expensive landscape option. By replacing turf with a California Friendly™ landscape you could save on your water bill, reduce landscape maintenance costs, and show that your organization cares about conserving water.
The On-site Retrofit Program will provide financial incentives to property owners who convert potable water irrigation or industrial water systems to recycled water use. This program provides incentives of $195 per acre-foot for five years of estimated water use, up to actual retrofit costs.
To encourage agencies that have not already installed water-efficient landscape equipment to do so, SoCal Water$mart has unveiled the Public Agency Landscape program (PAL), offering enhanced incentives paid up-front for public agencies to install water-efficient landscape devices at their facilities and on their grounds.
We offer two programs to help eligible customers pay their energy bill. Almost 275,000 customers are receiving a bill discount through our CARE and FERA programs. Simply fill out our online enrollment form and we’ll let you know if you’re eligible. You might also qualify for free energy-efficient home improvements. You must maintain acceptable usage levels to remain on the program.
See website for details
Benefit from cash incentives for retrofitting existing equipment or installing new high-efficiency equipment to save energy. Your incentive amount is driven by the amount of energy the project saves. The more you save, the more you earn—up to 50 percent of your project cost, or 100 percent of the allowable incentive amount. In addition to the incentive, eligible participants can now receive a comprehensiveness bonus.
See website for details
Right now, you can get special SDG&E in-store instant rebates on energy-efficient water heaters, smart thermostats and more. These efficient products will save you money by using less energy.
See website for details
SDG&E offers rebates on new foodservice equipment including ice machines, convection ovens, griddles, and more.
A trade professional and/or business customer must complete and submit the appropriate rebate application online.
For projects not requiring pre-inspection: Fill out as much information as possible and submit the online application. Within three business days, you’ll receive a notification regarding completing the online application.
For projects requiring pre-inspection: You must complete and submit your application, then wait (up to three business days) for a notice to proceed from SDG&E before any equipment can be modified or installed.
*Completing step 1 does NOT guarantee a rebate. Only by completing step 2 (below) will your project be eligible for a rebate.
Click here to initiate the online application
After submitting your online application, download and save the application confirmation for your records.
They’ll need a signature on the rebate application to begin processing. This can be done by downloading the Business Rebates program application (pdf), filling out the application with the appropriate information (refer to your saved, downloaded document), printing out the document, and signing it. Then scan the signed document and upload it to the Installation Documents section in step 4 below.
Make sure you have your enrollment number and account number before you proceed with this step.
Once you receive notification and the products have been installed, the links below let you complete the application. You can also use the links to check on the status of the rebate application.
Click here to check on the status of the rebate application or complete the application
There’s never been a better time for energy-efficient upgrades for your lighting: with advanced technology that can lower your bills over time, instant rebates make these lighting products even more affordable.
1. See all eligible instant rebate lighting products.
2. Go to one of the participating distributors’ locations listed below.
3. Look for the SDG&E tag in the store to easily locate rebate-eligible items.
4. When you’re ready to check out, take your items to a sales associate who’ll ask you to fill out a purchase agreement. Or you can save time by downloading the form at home, filling it out, and bringing it to the store.
5. Your instant rebate will be applied to the price of your purchase.
Did you know that most houses lose up to half of their cooled or heated air? In fact, all of the small cracks and leaks in your house could add up to a gap the size of a hula hoop!
Making improvements to your home’s energy efficiency through Energy Upgrade California® Home Upgrade helps you save energy and money and enhances indoor air quality―making your home more livable and more comfortable. Even simple improvements like sealing leaky ducts, installing a dehumidifier, or installing an efficient heating and cooling system can make a big difference in your home’s comfort and air quality.
By participating in Energy Upgrade California Home Upgrade, you can:
Make your home more comfortable in all seasons.
Improve the air quality inside your home for a healthier and safer indoor environment.
Save energy and lower your bills.
Conserve resources and reduce greenhouse gases.
You may be eligible for incentives ranging from $1,000 to $5,500.
For further details about the program, fill out the interest form.
LoadUp offers professional junk removal services for residential homes, apartments, condos and more. They handle all the heavy lifting, hauling and work around your busy schedule.
Simply tell them about the items you need removed and get an upfront price online. They will also disassemble items for an additional charge.
Your removal is then assigned to a background checked & insured removal team that will take your items away in a responsible manner.
The Energy Savings Assistance Program is designed to make your home more energy-efficient and comfortable and save you money now and for years to come.
You may rent or own, and if you qualify, SDG&E’s authorized contractors will come to your home and may provide free:
Energy-efficient lighting
Repair or replacement of doors and windows
Replacement of qualified appliances*
Minor home repairs
Low-flow showerheads
Water heater blankets
Insulation, weatherstripping and caulking to lower heating and cooling costs
*Existing appliances must meet age requirements to qualify for replacement. Co-pay may be required for landlords who own appliances and pay tenant utility bill. Replacement of water heaters is limited to home owners.
Eligibility for the no cost energy efficient home improvement program and the energy bill discount program are based on income and household size or by your household participation in certain public assistance programs.
See here for eligibility requirements
Medicaid/Medi-Cal for Families A & B
CalFresh (food stamps) SNAP
Head Start Income Eligible (Tribal Only)
Bureau of Indian Affairs General Assistance
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
CalWORKs (TANF) or Tribal TANF
Recycling services include:
Electronics
Junk, scrap, and bulk items
Product recalls/gray product
Certified product descruction
Batteries
Incandescent, Fluorescent (CFL), and LED Bulbs
Aircraft & Airplane
The drop bin is located outside the entrance of the store.
Examples of plastic film and bags include:
– Retail, carryout, produce, newspaper, bread, and dry cleaning bags (clean, dry and free of receipts and clothes hangers)
– Zip-top food storage bags (clean and dry)
– Plastic shipping envelopes(remove labels), bubble wrap and air pillows (deflate)
– Product wrap on cases of water/soda bottles, paper towels, napkins, disposable cups, bathroom tissue, diapers, and female sanitary products
– Furniture and electronic wrap
– Plastic cereal box liners (but if it tears like paper, do not include)
– Any film packaging or bag that has the How2Recycle Label
*Not all items are accepted at all drop-off locations. Check with your local drop-off to see what is accepted.
– Degradable/compostable bags or film packaging
– Pre-washed salad mix bags
– Frozen food bags
– Candy bar wrappers
– Chip bags
– Six-pack rings
Please take the bags to an employee at the register.
Examples of plastic film and bags include:
– Retail, carryout, produce, newspaper, bread, and dry cleaning bags (clean, dry and free of receipts and clothes hangers)
– Zip-top food storage bags (clean and dry)
– Plastic shipping envelopes(remove labels), bubble wrap and air pillows (deflate)
– Product wrap on cases of water/soda bottles, paper towels, napkins, disposable cups, bathroom tissue, diapers, and female sanitary products
– Furniture and electronic wrap
– Plastic cereal box liners (but if it tears like paper, do not include)
– Any film packaging or bag that has the How2Recycle Label
*Not all items are accepted at all drop-off locations. Check with your local drop-off to see what is accepted.
– Degradable/compostable bags or film packaging
– Pre-washed salad mix bags
– Frozen food bags
– Candy bar wrappers
– Chip bags
– Six-pack rings
The permanent recycling centers, located at the store entrance, offer a free, convenient and easy way for customers to recycle rechargeable batteries, cell phones, compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) and plastic shopping bags.
Customers can now drop off plastic plant trays, pots and tags for recycling at any Lowe’s Garden Center in the continental United States.
With the purchase of a new appliance, Lowe’s will haul away and recycle customers’ old appliances.
NO household batteries, fluorescent light tubes, or shattered bulbs will be accepted, find a local household hazardous waste collection facility by calling 1-877-R1-EARTH
The permanent recycling centers, located at the store entrance, offer a free, convenient and easy way for customers to recycle rechargeable batteries, cell phones, compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) and plastic shopping bags.
Customers can now drop off plastic plant trays, pots and tags for recycling at any Lowe’s Garden Center in the continental United States.
With the purchase of a new appliance, Lowe’s will haul away and recycle customers’ old appliances.
NO household batteries, fluorescent light tubes, or shattered bulbs will be accepted, find a local household hazardous waste collection facility by calling 1-877-R1-EARTH
For commercial trash and recycling services:
EDCO: (619) 287-7555 or 760-744-5615 https://san-diego.edcodisposal.com/commercial-waste-services/
Waste Management: (760) 439-2824 or (619) 596-5100 https://www.wm.com/us/en/support/request-bulk-pickup
Republic Services: (800) 421-9401 https://www.republicservices.com/businesses/bulk-waste
City of San Diego residents should contact Environmental Services Department Recycling at sdrecyclingworks@sandiego.gov https://www.sandiego.gov/environmental-services
For commercial trash and recycling services:
EDCO: (619) 287-7555 or 760-744-5615
Waste Management: (760) 439-2824 or (619) 596-5100
Republic Services: (800) 421-9401
City of San Diego residents should contact Environmental Services Department at 858-694-7000
The permanent recycling centers, located at the store entrance, offer a free, convenient and easy way for customers to recycle rechargeable batteries, cell phones, compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) and plastic shopping bags.
Customers can now drop off plastic plant trays, pots and tags for recycling at any Lowe’s Garden Center in the continental United States.
With the purchase of a new appliance, Lowe’s will haul away and recycle customers’ old appliances.
NO household batteries, fluorescent light tubes, or shattered bulbs will be accepted, find a local household hazardous waste collection facility by calling 1-877-R1-EARTH
Since 2010, Target’s recycling kiosks have given guests an easy way to recycle cans, glass, plastic bottles, plastic bags/film, MP3 players, ink cartridges and cell phones right in their local store. The goal of the program is to extend Target’s company recycling efforts, and so far, the program has kept thousands of tons of recycled materials out of landfills.
They also host twice-annual car seat trade-in events during which guests can bring in expired car seats and receive a coupon in return. Learn more about current and upcoming program details.
For trash and recycling services:
City of Carlsbad – Republic Services (760) 332-6464
City of Chula Vista – Republic Services (619) 421-9400
City of Coronado – EDCO (619) 287-7555
City of Del Mar – EDCO (619) 287-7555
City of El Cajon – EDCO (619) 287-7555
City of Encinitas – EDCO (760) 436-4151
City of Escondido – Escondido Disposal (760) 745-3203
City of Imperial Beach – EDCO (619) 287-7555
City of La Mesa – EDCO (619) 287-7555
City of Lemon Grove – EDCO (619) 287-7555
City of National City – EDCO (619) 474-8855
City of Oceanside – Waste Management (760) 439-2824
City of Poway – EDCO (858) 748-7769
City of San Diego – Environmental Services Department 858-694-7000
City of San Marcos – EDCO (760) 744-2700
City of Santee – Waste Management (619) 596-5100
City of Solana Beach – EDCO (858) 350-8544
City of Vista – EDCO (760) 727-1600
The following cities offer bulky item collection:
City of Carlsbad – Republic Services (760) 332-6464 Up to five bulky household items / three times annually at no charge. Residents who have already scheduled their three free collections can request a bulk item collection for a fee.
City of Chula Vista – Republic Services (619) 421-9400 Up to 10 bulky items picked up weekly, or 60 items in a 90 day period, free of charge. Additional items can be picked up for a small fee.
City of Coronado – EDCO (619) 522-7380 Bulky item pickup is scheduled twice a year: once in the Spring and once in the Fall.
City of Del Mar – Waste Management (858) 452-9810 three (3) free bulky pickups per year, up to five items per pickup.
City of El Cajon – EDCO (619) 287-7555. Two (2) free bulky pickups per year
City of Encinitas – EDCO (760) 436-4151 service is offered for a nominal fee
City of Escondido – Escondido Disposal (760) 745-3203 Bulk item pickup is offered for $14.51 per item, while refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners are $58.03 each because of the refrigerants.
City of Imperial Beach – EDCO (619) 287-7555 two FREE bulky item pick-ups per year
City of La Mesa – EDCO (619) 287-7555 bulky item pickup for a nominal fee
City of Lemon Grove – EDCO (619) 287-7555 bulky item pickup for a nominal fee
City of National City – EDCO (619) 474-8855 This service is offered free of charge on a quarterly basis, limited to three items.
City of Oceanside – Waste Management (760) 439-2824 The CurbUp! Program is offered twice per year; the first is two annual Donation Weeks and the second round is two Landfill Weeks. Residents may also schedule bulky item pickup service 3 times a year for up to 5 items.
City of Poway – EDCO (858) 748-7769 bulky item pickup for a nominal fee
City of San Marcos – EDCO (760) 744-2700 call to schedule an appointment.
City of Santee – Waste Management (619) 596-5100 two (2) free bulky pickups per year, up to six items per pickup
City of Solana Beach – EDCO (858) 350-8544 bulky item pickup for for a nominal fee
City of Vista – EDCO (760) 727-1600 bulky item pickup for a nominal fee
City of San Diego residents should contact Environmental Services Department at sdrecyclingworks@sandiego.gov or 858-694-7000 https://www.sandiego.gov/environmental-services. The City of San Diego does not provide an on-demand bulky item pickup service for single family homes, but you may request a Community Cleanup if available.
Bulk waste includes items that are typically too large to be disposed of in your regular curbside trash container. To help you get rid of these large items, these waste haulers offer easy bulk trash pickup for recycling or disposal, so you don’t have to haul them to a landfill.
Bulk items typically include:*
Their Clothes the Loop program encourages people to drop off unwanted clothing and footwear at The North Face Retail and Outlet Stores. Recycle your used apparel and footwear (any condition, any brand) at our stores and earn a $10 reward toward your next purchase of $100 or more at The North Face.
The items dropped in our collection bins are sent to our non-profit partner, Soles4Souls. Their mission is to create sustainable jobs and provide relief through the distribution of shoes and clothing. The items put into our bins are used for disaster relief or micro-enterprise programs that aim to provide small entrepreneurs with business opportunities.
Since they started Clothes the Loop, people have brought in more than 95,000 pounds of clothing and footwear to The North Face US stores for reuse and recycling. Click Here to find a The North Face retail store near you in North America and click Here to find an Outlet store.
Madewell accepts denim for recycling and gives $20 discount on a new Madewell pair of jeans. Recycling also available through their website.
Established in the early 1990s, Nike’s Reuse-A-Shoe program collects old, worn-out athletic shoes for recycling, and along with pre-consumer shoe waste, transforms them into Nike Grind, a material used to create athletic and playground surfaces and more.
Most Nike retail stores accept shoes for recycling — we recommend contacting the store before visiting.
You can drop off athletic shoes of any brand for recycling. Nike’s recycling equipment is designed specifically for the material and dimensions of athletic shoes. For that reason, Nike cannot accept sandals, flip-flops, dress shoes, or boots. Nike also does not accept shoes containing metal, such as cleats or spikes.
To know if your shoes should be donated or recycled, use these simple guidelines:
Recycle your shoes if…
They’re full of holes or are just too trashed to wear.
The soles are worn out or the tread is gone.
If the cushioning looks crinkled, rippled or lacks support.
Donate your shoes if…
Your shoes still have life in them.
They’re still in good shape, but you no longer like them.
Household batteries weighing less than 11 pounds
Cell phones & cell phone batteries regardless of make, model, or age
Please tape the terminal of each battery with electrical tape or a similar tape.
Household batteries weighing less than 11 pounds
Cell phones & cell phone batteries regardless of make, model, or age
Please tape the terminal of each battery with electrical tape or a similar tape.
Donations support the furry companions of senior citizens in the AniMeals Program operated by the Helen Woodward Animal Shelter.
Program needs donations of any brand of dry and canned cat/dog food. Food should be unopened, unexpired, and non-prescription. Ziploc Freezer quart and gallon bags are also accepted for packing food up in weekly portions. Dog and cat treats are accepted as well.
Donations support the furry companions of senior citizens in the AniMeals Program operated by the Helen Woodward Animal Shelter.
Program needs donations of any brand of dry and canned cat/dog food. Food should be unopened, unexpired, and non-prescription. Ziploc Freezer quart and gallon bags are also accepted for packing food up in weekly portions. Dog and cat treats are accepted as well.
Best Buy will recycle electronics regardless of where you bought it, how old it is or who made it.
Special instructions:
Fees apply:
See website for complete list of accepted and unaccepted items.
Bathtub refinishing, countertop refinishing and ceramic tile refinishing can extend the useful life of your existing bath and kitchen fixtures for up to 15 years or more.
Contact them for more info
Join our Community Orchard of volunteers who rescue tons of whole fruits and vegetables 52 weeks a year, for those who need it most.
Help us recover unwanted fruits and vegetables in order to feed the 1 in 3 people of San Diego County who do not know where their next meal is coming from. Join other volunteers of all ages, abilities and beliefs to collect unsold produce at farmers markets or harvest fruit or veggies in backyard orchards or small farms–together we will solve the problem of hunger and waste in one sweet step.
You commit to only one event at a time, register and sign a waiver online, and show up as promised to help get the job done.
All programs take place at sites in SD County. Volunteers must have reliable transportation unless they live within the environs of one of our event sites.
See our website for various volunteer opportunities & details.
Two types of drop-off plans:
- Subscription Plan: NO SETUP FEE. $15/month billed automatically on a quarterly basis to your credit card or ACH
- a fixed subscription based composting program for households who generate a steady volume of scraps each week and for those who want the convenience of dropping off in their neighborhood
- Bucket Drop Plan: $10 INITIAL COST FOR STARTER KIT + $5/bucket charged each time you drop off a bucket for composting
- a pay-per-use composting program for individuals who generate small amounts of scraps and for those who prefer consolidating their scraps so they have to make fewer dropoffs
- We’ll provide collection carts
- We’ll pick them up every week
- And cook some steaming compost
Designed to compost the vegetative kitchen scraps generated by the onsite kitchen or cafeteria
2-1-1 San Diego is a free, 24 hour confidential phone service and searchable online database that connects people with community, health and disaster services.
This website allows you to easily report and send pictures of leaks or water waste from your smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer. Simply select the type of water waste from the list, type in the address and click send. Your report is directed to the water agency serving the location where the report was made. You don’t need to know the name of the local water agency or how to contact them, this website does it for you.
Sells sand and gravel. Does not accept for recycling.
Sandbags are available for residents throughout the County. Agencies across the county are offering free sand and sandbags to residents within their jurisdiction to help protect homes, neighborhoods, streets, and other properties from flooding and soil erosion. Residents need only to bring their own shovel to the locations listed. It is a good idea to call ahead to confirm sand and bag availability.
For a list of locations offering sandbags to both city and unincorporated areas go to:
https://www.alertsandiego.org/en-us/preparedness/flooding
Carlsbad
For a list of locations, visit: https:// www.carlsbadca.gov/departments/ emergency-services/potentialhazardsLimited to 10 sandbags per household. Sandbags are prefilled. Please call 442-339-2980 with questions
El Cajon
City of El Cajon Public Works
1050 Vernon Way
El Cajon, CA 9202024 hrs./day, 7 days/week P: 619-441-1658
*City of El Cajon incorporated residents only (ID Required)
Chula Vista
1800 Maxwell Road Chula Vista, CA 91911M – Th., 6:30 AM – 3 PM (arrive prior to 3:00 PM)
Every other Fri. 6:30 AM – 3 PM P: 619-397-6000* City of Chula Vista residents only
* Limit 10 bags per residents with IDEncinitas
For more information, visit:
https://encinitasca.gov/Government/ Departments/Public-Works/FieldOperations/StreetMaintenance#SandbagsP: 760-633-2800
Coronado
– Corner of 1st Street & Alameda Blvd.
– Corner of 4th Street & Alameda Blvd.
– North Beach Restrooms: 320 Ocean Blvd., Coronado, CA 92118M-Th., 7 AM – 4:30 PM Fri., 7 AM – 3:30 PM
P: 619-522-7380
*City of Coronado residents only
Escondido
Escondido Sports Center
3333 Bear Valley Parkway
Escondido, CA 92025
M – Fri., 8 AM – 5 PM
P: 760-839-4668
*Limit 10 bags per resident with ID *Bring shovel with youDel Mar
2240 Jimmy Durante Blvd.
Del Mar, CA 92014
M – F 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Del Mar Public Works: 858 -755 -3294Imperial Beach
865 Imperial Beach Blvd.
Imperial Beach, CA 91932
M – Fri., 8:00AM—5:00PM
(Closed every other Friday)
P: 619-423-8223La Mesa
8152 Commercial St.
La Mesa, CA 91942
M -Th. 6 AM – 3:30 PM and Every other Fri. 6 AM – 2:30 PM
P: 619-667-1450
*City residents only (ID Required)
Lemon Grove
7853 Central Avenue,
Lemon Grove, CA 91945
M – Fri. 8 AM – 5 PMP: 619-825-3835
*Limit 10 bags. City residents only
San Marcos
201 Mata Way
San Marcos, CA 92069
24 hrs. (self-serve in parking lot)
San Marcos Public Works: 760-752-7550National City
For more information, visit:
www.nationalcityca.gov/ government/fire/fire-administration/ get-free-sandbagsP: 619-336-4580
Santee
9534 Via Zapador
Santee, CA 92071Self-serve outside gate
Available 24 hrs
P: 619-258-4195 ext. 300Oceanside
City Operations Center
4927 Oceanside Blvd.
(760) 435-4500
Mon – Fri. 9 AM – 2 PM
10 bags per resident (bring shovel)
Moody’s Recycling
3210 Oceanside Blvd.
Hours vary– Call ahead
P: 760-433-3316
Free sandbags (you shovel) or pre-filled bags for $1.50PowayFor a list of locations, visit: Poway.org/245/Winter-Storms
Vista
1165 E. Taylor St.
Vista, CA 92084M – Th. 6:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Every other Fri. 6:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Vista Public Works Department: 760-639-6177City of San Diego – Bags only, available at the following recreation centers. Sandbags are limited to 10 bags per City of San Diego household or business, and sand is not provided. For more information contact Stormwater Division at 619-235-1000
Council District 1
Pacific Beach Recreation Center
1405 Diamond St.
San Diego 92109Council District 2
North Clairemont Recreation Center
4421 Bannock Ave.
San Diego 92117Council District 2
Robb Athletic Field
2525 Bacon St.
San Diego 92107Council District 3
Golden Hill Recreation Center
2600 Golf Course Dr.
San Diego 92102Council District 4
Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center
6401 Skyline Dr.
San Diego 92114Council District 5
Scripps Ranch Recreation Center
11454 Blue Cypress Dr.
San Diego 92131Council District 6
Standley Recreation Center
3585 Governor Dr.
San Diego 92122Council District 7
Allied Gardens Recreation Center
5155 Greenbrier Ave.
San Diego 92120Council District 8
San Ysidro Community Activity Center
179 Diza Rd.
San Diego 92173Council District 9
City Heights Recreation Center
4380 Landis St.
San Diego 92105
For more information on County flooding resources pleas visit here.
Post-Storm Sandbag Guidance
With rainy season approaching, residents may want to consider keeping their sandbags (filled or empty) for reuse. Generally, clean and dry sandbags can be stored out of the sunlight in a covered, above-ground location.
If used sandbags are uncontaminated, you can empty the sand and then save, repurpose or dispose of the empty bags.
If you see or suspect that your sandbags are contaminated (e.g., in contact with raw sewage, industrial chemicals, petroleum products, etc.), handle them with protective gear, including gloves and protective eyewear. Dispose of them at select landfills or through a hazardous waste contractor (as appropriate). As additional handling and paperwork will be required, please contact the landfill facility or operator in advance for more information
Do not place bags in recycle bin. Empty bags can be placed in trash cans if you choose not to reuse them. You may also take them directly to a landfill. Local landfills (Miramar, Sycamore, Otay, and Borrego Springs) can accept sandbags used for stormwater control during the recent storm.
Full sandbags should not be placed in carts or dumpsters for pick-up (due to their weight). The sand can be raked into soil or added to planters or flowerbeds as a soil amendment instead.
For questions not covered here, incorporated city residents can contact 1-800-237-BLUE or 1-800-237-2583
Locally-owned and operated in San Diego since 2016.
If you live in an incorporated area in San Diego County and you would like to report illegal dumping, please see the following list:
-City of Carlsbad Streets Maintenance and Traffic 760-434-2980
-City of Chula Vista Public Works Centers (619) 397-6000
-City of Coronado Public Services 619-522-7380
-City of Del Mar Clean Water Program 858-704-3652
-City of El Cajon Code Compliance (619) 441-1742
-City of Encinitas Stormwater Management 760-633-2787
-City of Escondido Public Works 760-839-4668
-City of Imperial Beach Community Development (619) 628-1358
-City of La Mesa Storm Water Hotline at 619-667-1134
-City of Lemon Grove Public Works 619-825-3810
-City of National City Stormwater Division 619-336-4389
-City of Oceanside Maintenance 760-435-4500
-City of Poway Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program 858-668-4653
-City of San Diego Get-It-Done App https://getitdone.force.com/TSWNewReport?type=Illegal%20Dumping or call Environmental Services Department 858-694-7000
-City of San Marcos Stormwater Management 760-633-2787
-City of Santee Code Enforcement (619) 258-4100 Ext. 206
-City of Solana Beach Stormwater Pollution Hotline 858-720-4424
-City of Vista Public Works 760-639-6177
If you are having trouble locating the phone number for your city, you may call I Love A Clean San Diego at (800) 237-2583
Their primary accounts include metal fabricators, machine shops, plumbers, electricians, commercial printers (metal plates), and construction companies. They welcome calls from anyone looking to rid their home or workplace of metal debris. With clean well-maintained trucks and equipment, and courteous drivers, they’ll remove your scrap metal quickly, cleanly, and cost-effectively.
*Please see the Scrap Metals page for residential weight minimums and exclusions; i.e., there is a 3000 pound minimum for iron. They will collect both ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
Ferrous metals include iron and steel alloys, such as stainless steel, carbon steel and cast iron found in automobile parts, steel beams and appliances. Non-ferrous metals include anything other than iron and steel: aluminum, copper and lead, just to name a few.
Contact them for immediate pickup and recycling of your copper, copper wire, insulated copper wire, bright shiny copper, stripped copper wire, plumbing brass, red brass, tungsten carbide, stainless steel, 718 inconel, 625 inconel, aluminum borings, and brass borings.
Please no Appliances, Fences or Vehicles.
Asphalt and concrete must be clean to be recycled
Republic Services also offers simple and convenient sharps disposal services for at-home, tattoo and piercing shops, home care providers, nursing homes, small medical facilities, veterinary clinics, and more. Please call 760-332-6464 to make a request.
CARE carpet drop-off site
Do you accept carpet directly from the public? Yes
Kinds of carpet accepted (e.g. nylon only) All Types
Tip Fee/Discount for Carpet: Call for pricing.
At Dumpsters.com, we’re dedicated to providing outstanding customer service you wouldn’t expect from a trash collection company. If you’re a homeowner or contractor with a big project, we’ll take the time to understand the details and find the best temporary dumpster rental for your needs. Own a business or manage a property? We’ll tailor our commercial garbage service to your waste stream. From placing your order to pick up, our straight-forward rental process saves you time so you can focus on the real work.
If you have deceased animals on your property, it is your responsibility to remove them within 24 to 48 hours. For safety and health reasons animals must be buried,
Members of the public requiring removal of dead animals can call the County’s Department of Animal Services Emergency Dispatch at (619) 236-2341. Dispatchers will ask for the location of the animal, the type of animal, and number of animals to be removed.
For information on disposal services, cremation, and landfills accepting deceased animals, contact Solid Waste Local Enforcement Agency, (858) 495-5810.
For commercial livestock losses contact the County Veterinarian at (858) 694-2888.
Our services include:
We offer fast and compassionate Deceased Horse and Livestock Removal and Disposal and Cremation Services
DECEASED ANIMALS WE REMOVE INCLUDE:
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Cows, Mules, Llamas, and Donkeys
(We specialize in large animal removal only (Horse, Livestock, etc.) Please call your city or county animal control office for small dead animal disposal.)
Call our San Diego phone in your area code for an immediate quote on our fast and compassionate large animal removal.
Register online now and get your e-waste picked-up for free at the next collection. Someone will contact you early in the week of pick-up to confirm pick-up.
Acceptable e-waste items include:
You must be registered by the second Friday of the month in order to be added to the pick-up schedule. If this window is missed, please register for next month’s pick-up.
Medications
This Kaiser Permanente pharmacy has a self-service kiosk where you can dispose of your unwanted prescriptions. Learn more about how to properly and safely dispose of unwanted or expired medication.
Pharmacy located on the 1st Floor. See ‘Pharmacy’ section on website for more details.
Medications
Patients can drop their unwanted drugs into secure collection kiosks located in some Kaiser Permanente pharmacy lobbies. The kiosks are available during normal business hours.
See website for items they do AND do not accept. For other items not accepted, contact your local or county waste service.
Tips for safe disposal:
– Keep your medication in original bottles or containers (rather than placing in baggies). Mark out or remove your personal information so it can’t be seen
– To avoid spills, please don’t put loose pills in the kiosk or mailer
– To throw away needles, syringes, or lancets, ask your pharmacist where to find the nearest collection container.
Medications
Safe medication disposal: This Kaiser Permanente pharmacy has a self-service kiosk where you can dispose of your unwanted prescriptions
Medications in standard containers may be deposited in collection boxes. Loose medication can be put into plastic bags available at the collection box and then deposited. Please ensure any liquid medication is enclosed in secure containers before depositing.
Once collected, evidence staff will ensure the medication is disposed of according to federal standards.
Any job bringing in 1000 cy or more must be approved in advance. Please contact Dan Zeller (602) 284-0410 or Jose Pena (818) 381-3494.
They offer and prefer to do business by credit account. Their terms are Net 15 Prox.
Payment is due upon delivery for all cash sales. They do not make change. Checks are accepted.
Special arrangement must be made at least 48 hours in advance before bringing bottom dump trucks to the landfill.
All loads must be untarped, inspected, and receive a ticket prior to acceptance.
Clean Broken Asphalt (recyclable asphalt) – Asphalt with less than 3% dirt and no other contaminates. Material must be 2′ x 2′ x 2′ or smaller. No petromat.
Grindings – milled clean broken asphalt 3″ or smaller. No petromat. No dirt.
Recycle – concrete and/or asphalt with less than 10% dirt and no other contamination (may be combined). Material must be smaller than 2′ x 2′ x 2′. No petromat.
Dirt – uncontaminated dirt with less than 5% concrete or asphalt rubble, rock less than 3″ and no more than 30% rock.
Oversize – large concrete or asphalt 2.5′ in diameter or greater. These loads will have an additional charge. The charge will be determined at the time the load is accepted by the percentage of oversize material in the load and will range from $150/ld to $500/ld, which are non-negotiable.
Mixed – any combination of the acceptable materials.
Materials not acceptable for disposal at any of the Vulcan landfills are: hazardous waste, conditional exempt hazardous waste, household garbage, municipal solid waste, special waste, liquid wastes, and asbestos (in any form or asbestos containing material)
We are your premier, family-owned concrete and materials supplier in the Southern California area since 1958. Expect Superior service!
We are your premier, family-owned concrete and materials supplier in the Southern California area since 1958. Expect Superior service!
We are your premier, family-owned concrete and materials supplier in the Southern California area since 1958. Expect Superior service!
