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1941 - Funeral for "our" Remi Nadeau, whose Canyon Country deer park became North Oaks [story]
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The city of Santa Clarita has awarded a new Waste Collection Services Franchise Agreement to Burrtec Waste Industries. The new agreement becoming effective July 1 includes all single-family, multi-family and commercial properties in the city.

At the same time, Santa Clarita residents will begin recycling food waste as a part of the organics program state-mandated by Senate Bill 1383. Beginning July 1, 2023, all residential properties will be required to recycle bagged food waste and loose green waste (or yard waste) in their new green, organics cart. Commercial properties that aren’t already participating in a food waste recycling program will be required to start separating this material from their waste stream as well.

There are a few important things that you should be aware of during these changes. The first is that all city of Santa Clarita residents that currently have waste services provided by Waste Management, will automatically have a new account set up with Burrtec and new trash carts will be delivered beginning July 1, 2023. This cart exchange will take place over several weeks and old carts will not be removed until new carts have been delivered.

These are big changes for our residents and businesses, so we want to make sure you are up-to-date on all the information as soon as it becomes available. Receiving this electronic newsletter is a great start! In addition, please visit our dedicated webpage which includes our informational video series called Trash Talks, as episodes are released, and a FAQ section. Also, if you haven’t already, please follow @GreenSantaClarita on Facebook and the city of Santa Clarita’s social media pages at city.sc/social.

Together we can make this transition as smooth as possible! If you have any questions prior to the release of future Trash Talks episodes, please don’t hesitate to reach out on social media, via email at environment@santa-clarita.com or by calling (661) 286-4098.

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10 Comments

  1. Walt braun says:

    I’m paying about $70/month to Waste Management for weekly pickups. What will be the rate. For Burtec.

    I live in Belcaro, Valencia.

  2. S Chowdhury says:

    Question is, how much the fee is getting raised?

  3. Rosalee Cantu says:

    I know I’m not the only one asking THIS question
    Will there be an increase in the fee, the cost of the service?
    And if there is an increase, how much, and were customers notified?

  4. Marsia says:

    What is “bagged food waste”. Down in SFV the new system says not to include any bags including compostable ones. What’s the difference?

  5. Dale Sgambellone says:

    Do I understand it right: all
    green waste (yard trimmings) must
    be bagged before putting in
    container? I have 8 containers
    for this which I do fill all. Also
    Will these containers be free as
    they are now with Waste Mgmt.?

  6. Deborah Cadis says:

    I hope this means the city will start composting our food waste. This is a great step in the right direction!

  7. Jan says:

    With Waste Mgt have a tiny trash cart and medium sized recycling and green containers as the big ones are too heavy for me and I only put out trash 1-2 x’s a month.
    I have senior rate with these smaller cans. Will this option continue with Burrtec as in the as in the past they too had small cans?

  8. Karen Pendlebury says:

    According to the Research.Net survey, for the smallest bins, Burrtec will charge us $24.72 each bin/per month? If correct, this is a 300% increase from Waste Management charges of $65/3 months. Please clarify.

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