Residents Services

• Curbside Pickup Information

  CR&R Recommends the Following On Collection Day

  • Containers should be placed at curbside no later than 7:00 a.m. on collection day.
  • Please place containers side-by-side approximately (1) foot apart and at least (3) feet from any obstruction. (i.e. fire hydrant/trees)
  • Containers should be placed with the handles and wheels facing towards your home.
  • Containers should be removed from curbside within 12 hours after service.
  • Items not in containers will not be collected so please make arrangements with customer service for overflow or bulky item collection.
  • Each resident will receive a set of three specially designed 95 gallon automated containers with attached lid and wheels.

  Cart Reminders

  • The black lid container is for regular refuse.
  • The blue lid container is for recyclables.
  • The green lid container is for green waste and food waste

  Residential Organics Guide (PDF - 1.38MB)
  Residential Services Guide (PDF - 1.77MB)
  Scheduled Pickup Days Map (PDF - 243KB)

• Holiday Schedule

  CR&R Observes the Following Holidays

  • New Years Day
  • Memorial Day
  • Independence Day
  • Labor Day
  • Thanksgiving Day
  • Christmas Day

  If the holiday falls during the week, service postponed by one day the remainder of the week. Example: If Independence Day is a Monday, and your normal collection day is Thursday, we'll see you on Friday.

• Container Information

  96 gallon automated container is approximately 45.5"Hx 31"Wx 37"D

  You may order an additional recycle or an additional trash container for a nominal charge by contacting customer service.

  If your cart becomes damaged due to normal wear and tear you may contact customer service to have it exchanged. We perform exchanges on your normal collection day by separate truck.

  Special Collections
  3 Yard Temporary Bin - 4'H x 4'W x 6'9"L for cleanup projects - 500 lb. limit.
  Larger waste collection containers (from 10 to 40 yards) are available for clean-up projects and other disposal needs.

• Recycling

  It's important to identify and remove materials unsuitable for recycling. Please review this section for more information on Acceptable and Unacceptable Items for Recycling. You may also contact our Customer Service and request a "Waste and Recycling Service Guide".

  Recyclable Paper
  Acceptable Items	Unacceptable Items
  Milk or Juice Cartons	Mixed products such as combinations of paper and metal.
  Corrugated Cardboard	Waxed Paper
  Junk Mail
  Magazines
  Phonebooks
  Chipboard (Cereal/Cracker Boxes)
  Newspaper
  Computer paper
  Any White Paper
  Recyclable Plastics
  Please remove liquids, lids and food residue from all recyclables before placing them in the recycling container.
  Acceptable Items	Unacceptable Items
  PET: soft drink bottles, photo film canisters	Flower/Plant Containers
  HDPE: detergent containers, plastic water/milk containers, pails, t-shirt bags	No Mixed Products (ie plastic/metal combination)
  PVC: sprinkler pipe
  LDPE: trash can liners, shrink wrap, grocery bags
  PP: yogurt containers, luggage, drinking straws
  PS: plastic plates, cups egg cartons, food trays
  Other: Tupperware and mixed plastic containers
  Plastic Toys
  Recyclable Metal
  Acceptable Items	Unacceptable Items
  Empty Aerosol Cans	Automotive Parts
  Metal Coat Hangers	Plumbing Parts
  Aluminum Cans	No Mixed Products such as combinations of metal and paper
  Tin Cans
  Food and Juice Jars
  Empty Paint Cans (dry paint is OK)
  Metal Foil
  Lawn Furniture
  Recyclable Glass
  Acceptable Items	Unacceptable Items
  Food and Beverage Bottles	Ceramic
  Glass Jars and Bottles	Mirrors
  House Windows	Fluorescent Tubes
  Liquor, Soda and Juice Bottles	Light Bulbs
  Tempered Glass	Safety Glass
  Pyrex
  Yard Waste
  Acceptable Items	Unacceptable Items
  Grass Clippings	Animal Waste
  Green Plants	Palm Branches
  Dry Leaves	Diseased Plants
  Garden Trimmings	Meat/Fish/Bones
  Weeds	Dairy Products
  Wood Scraps/Chips	Sod/Dirt
  Textiles
  Acceptable Items	Unacceptable Items
  Clothing	Stuffed Animals
  Shoes	Pillows
  Linens
  Towels

• Hazardous Waste

  It is illegal to dispose of Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) through the automated residential collection program. HHW must be disposed of at a certified hazardous waste collection center. Residents may take their used motor oil to more than 600 oil recycling centers in Los Angeles County. Call 1(888) CLEAN-LA for a complete listing. Household Hazardous Waste includes, but is not limited to:

  • Used Oil
  • Solvents
  • Batteries
  • Cleaning Products
  • Wood Preservative
  • Old Paint
  • Pesticides
  • Pool Chemicals
  • Printer Cartridges
  • Old Road Flares
  • Fluorescent Lights
  • Electronic Waste
• Electronic Waste

  Electronic waste (E-waste) is an item such as a computer monitor, television, cell phone or other like materials. Due to the high amounts of lead and chemicals found in E-waste, they are not allowed into local landfills. Refrigerators contain Freon and other chemicals which require special handling as well. CR&R will collect these items from your curbside as a bulky item pick up, to arrange a curbside pick-up for E-waste or a refrigerator, please use our Online Scheduling Service.

• Bulky Items

  Items that cannot fit in your automated containers, such as a chair or a couch, are considered "bulky items." A bulky item is an object that can be handled by a two-person crew. Items that cannot be handled by a two person crew may be disposed of in a temporary collection dumpster by contacting our office to arrange a delivery. Large bulky items may include washers, dryers, sofas or other large materials. Each residential customer is entitled to four (4) bulky item pick-ups free of charge per calendar year of four items per pick up. Additional bulky item pick-ups over four (4) will be provided for a nominal charge. To make arrangements for a bulky item pick-up on your regular waste collection day, please use our Online Scheduling Service.