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No. It is a State Vehicle Code violation to block an official bike lane. Barrels must be placed away from the bike lane. If you need assistance on where to place barrels call the 311 Call Center for assistance.
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No. The first three barrels (one for each commodity; trash, green waste, and recyclables) are provided by the city to facilitate trash service. When the resident moves out, all three barrels are to stay behind at that address. If a resident requests an additional barrel, he/she is charged a one-time fee and a monthly fee for extra service. If the second barrel is no longer needed, the resident can schedule a pick up. If returned within two years of delivery, a $25.00 credit will be issued.
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No. the resident is responsible for the cleanliness of the
barrel. Regular trash should always be placed in trash bags
before being placed in the brown barrel. Recyclable food and
beverage containers should be rinsed before placing them in
the blue barrels. Both of these actions will not only help to
eliminate the odor, but will also deter rodents.
Remember:
Chemicals cannot be used on the barrels and then rinsed into the gutter. If using chemicals,
such as baking soda which is safe for the environment, the water must be emptied into a
household drain.
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No. Riverside does not credit the utility account. It is up to the resident to contact the city and alert them to the problem so they can return to collect the missed barrel. Contact the 311 Call Center to have the barrel serviced.
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Contact the 311 Call Center to find out who services your area and the day(s) of service.
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Yes. As a new resident you are still entitled to two free bulky item pick-ups per year. Contact the 311 Call Center to schedule a pick up.
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Residents are required to dispose of their trash in
an appropriate manner. Residents may choose to use the
services of the city or choose to obtain a self hauler's
permit available through Public Works Administration. There
is a fee associated with a self hauler's permit. When
the application for the self hauler's permit has been
approved, the resident will be required to show proof of
weekly trash disposal.
Contact the 311 Call Center for additional information.
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No. It is a violation to leave barrels out between service days. Please refer to the Riverside Municipal Code for more information.
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The City of Riverside holds several events throughout the
year where residents may bring their electronic waste for
disposal. For more information regarding these free events
visit the City of Riverside
CURE schedule.
All other electronic waste, as well as household hazardous
waste, is accepted at the county’s Household Hazardous Waste
drop off site, located at 1780 Agua Mansa Road. This
location is open every Saturday from 9am-2pm, excluding
holiday weekends. For further inquiries please contact
Riverside County Waste Management Department at
951-486-3200.
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The following locations accept medical sharps:
Location | Address | Collection Times |
Riverside County Hazardous Waste Facility | 1780 Agua Mansa Road Riverside, CA 92509 |
9:00am - 2:00pm Every Non-Holiday Saturday |
Downtown Fire Station # 1 | 3420 Mission Inn Avenue Riverside, CA 92501 |
8:00am - 5:00pm Monday-Sunday |
Arlington Fire Station # 2 | 9449 Andrew Street Riverside, CA 92503 |
8:00am - 5:00pm Monday-Sunday |
Magnolia Fire Station # 3 | 6395 Riverside Avenue Riverside, CA 92503 |
8:00am - 5:00pm Monday-Sunday |
Click Here for more information on Riverside sharps disposal locations.
Help preserve our environment by properly disposing of needles and sharps, which are a hazardous waste. It is unlawful to put medical sharps such as hypodermic needles, lancets and pen needles into curbside collection recycle or trash containers. For more information on sharps disposal procedures, Click Here.
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The Solid Waste Division sometimes finds barrels that do not
appear to belong to the address being serviced. Some
examples are extra unbilled barrels and containers at vacant houses.
When drivers find these, they might try to make contact with the
resident. If contact is not available, drivers take the
barrel(s) and investigate the problem.
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There could be several reasons why your barrel was not emptied. Reasons may include your container being too close to another can, having a vehicle parked too close or other obstruction blocking the driver, leaving the lid open, having contents sticking out of the top, placing inappropriate items in the barrels or setting out the containers late. Please check for these things. After making any necessary corrections, contact the 311 Call Center to have the can serviced.
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