CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD: Implementing a New Organics collection Program

CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD: Implementing a New Organics collection Program
Implementing a New Organics collection Program — CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD: (weho.org)
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City of West Hollywood issued the following announcement on Jan. 27.

We’re implementing a new organics collection program in compliance with SB 1383, a statewide effort to reduce emissions of short-lived climate pollutants by reducing organic waste disposal.

Under SB 1383, community members throughout California will be required to place all food scraps, food-soiled paper (100% fiber-based), and landscaping waste into a green waste container. 

Athens Services, which provides waste collection and recycling services for the City of West Hollywood, is implementing food scrap collection, which applies to all customers including single-family-home residents, multifamily buildings, and commercial customers in West Hollywood.

Get your free kitchen pail at an upcoming event: https://w.eho.city/3wuvjJb

Original source can be found here.



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