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Q. What doesn't belong in the Green Organics Cart?

A. All plastics (including bags and flower pots), all glass and metal, pet waste, diapers, treated or coated wood, trash, hazardous waste and rocks (dirt, concrete and sand).

Q. I just completed a yard clean-up. How do I dispose of all the yard debris that does not fit in my Green Organics Cart?

A. On those periodic occasions when a single-family customer has additional green waste more than what can be placed in the Green Organics Cart, they may call Republic Services at (800) 320-8077 to request overage bags in which to place the additional plant debris. Organics collection is unlimited in volume and is provided at no additional cost. If a customer regularly finds that they have more yard debris than will fit in the green Organics cart, they can call Republic Services to request an additional green cart.

Q. Why should I recycle food scraps?

A. Properly sorting your food scraps and food soiled paper not only helps fight climate change, it's now the law. Effective January 2022, State law (SB 1383) requires all residents and businesses to keep compostable and recyclable materials of of California's landfills and subscribe to organics collective services. Food scraps and food soiled paper are the largest single item in our waste stream - making up approximately 35% of what we throw away in Alameda County. Food scraps are a resource, not a waste. By participating in the food scrap recycling program, food scraps and food soiled paper are sent to a composting facility. Instead of taking up space in the landfill, your food scraps become compost - a valuable resource used by landscapers and farmers. The result is a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and a healthier environment. To learn more, visit the http://stopfoodwaste.org website.

Q. How do I recycle food scraps?

A. Collect food scraps and food-soiled paper in the green kitchen pail. Empty the pail contents into the large green Organics cart for collection.
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The City of Dublin provides street sweeping on residential streets two times per month and on most commercial streets on a weekly basis. Residential areas are usually swept between the hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM. View the City's current street sweeping map

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Who is responsible for trees located in the planter strip in front of my house?

Trees in planter strips or private yard areas are the responsibility of the private property owners to maintain. Removal or trimming of a tree located in a planter strip in front of your house is the property owner’s responsibility. Before removal or trimming of any tree, please contact the Planning Division of the Community Development Department at (925) 833-6610 to verify whether or not the tree is a Heritage Tree. For more information on Heritage Trees, please review Chapter 5.60 of the City's Municipal Code. Depending of the location, trees located in some street medians or sidewalk tree wells on major arterial streets may be maintained by the City of Dublin. To report a City tree that requires maintenance please contact the Maintenance Division of Public Works at (925) 833-6630 or submit your requests online by using Fix It - Dublin. 

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Who should I contact if I notice that a sprinkler is broken in the median?

If you notice that sprinkler is broken or spraying in a direction that appears not to be intended, please contact the Maintenance Division of Public Works at (925) 833-6630.	

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Do I need an encroachment permit?

An encroachment permit is required for any work performed in the public right-of-way. This may include (but is not limited to) utility service repairs, construction, road / lane closures, constructing or widening of a driveway approach, or having a storage container on a public street. Contact the Engineering Division of Public Works at (925) 833-6630 to obtain 	encroachment permit requirements.

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How do I dispose of leaves during the fall season?
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Methylmercury is found throughout the part of the fish that is eaten; therefore, cleaning and cooking methods which may reduce exposure to other contaminants are NOT effective for reducing exposure to mercury.Damage to HumansExposure to high levels of metallic, inorganic or organic mercury can damage the nervous system and kidneys. Studies have shown that people who ate fish and grain which contained large amounts of methylmercury had permanent damage to the nervous system and kidneys. Exposure to methylmercury is more of a concern for children and unborn babies because their nervous systems are still developing and the nervous system is a target organ for mercury. Health effects might include brain damage, behavioral and developmental problems.Mercury in Fish and Wildlife - The Division of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources' Bureau of Habitat monitors the presence of mercury in the environment and studies its impact on fish and wildlife resources in New York State.Pollutant Minimization in New York State - Mercury in New York State's WatersWhat Do You Know About Mercury? - What Do You Know About Mercury?Managing Mercury Thermostats - Explains the 2013 New York State Mercury Thermostat Collection ActManaging Dental Mercury - Best management practices, requirements for dentists to collect and recycle mercury generated in their practices.Managing Mercury-Added Consumer Products in New York State - Information on Chapter 145, Laws of 2004 - the NYS Law regarding waste management and reduction of mercury-added consumer products.Managing Mercury Containing Equipment - Links to Recycling Mercury Lamps, Mercury-Containing Equipment.Mercury Components in Vehicles Law Section 27-2101 of the ECL - Chaper 180 Laws of 2006, Title 23 Vehicle Dismantling FacilitiesMercury Switches in Automobiles and Trucks - These switches are found in hood and trunk convenience lighting and in anti-lock brake systems (ABS).

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For starters...Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Compost as much as possible.It is just a matter of learning new habits. Reduction, reuse, recycling and composting our waste will benefit all of us, our communities and our environment. Besides, it is the law!Fortunately, there are many product stewardship and extended producer responsibility programs available in NYS for consumers to manage their end-of-life products and packaging in an environmentally responsible manner.Solid Waste Management Act of 1988In the Solid Waste Management Act of 1988, the New York State Legislature established our State Solid Waste Management Policy. The following are the solid waste management priorities in New York State:first, to reduce the amount of solid waste generated;second, to reuse material for the purpose for which it was originally intended or to recycle material that cannot be reused;third, to recover, in an environmentally acceptable manner, energy from solid waste that can not be economically and technically reused or recycled; and fourth, to dispose of solid waste that is not being reused, recycled or from which energy is not being recovered, by land burial or other methods approved by the department (from New York State Environmental Conservation Law 27-0106(1)).Waste reduction, reuse, recycling and composting have great benefits including:energy savings;pollution reduction;reducing the ultimate volume of waste requiring disposal in landfills and WTE facilities;fostering an environmental ethic among citizens;increased carbon sequestration; andconservation of natural resources.

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The City of Dublin provides street sweeping on residential and commercial streets two times per month. Residential areas are usually swept between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., although the schedule may run later if the sweeper encounters a problem or if the amount of debris is unusually heavy.  Please help keep our streets clean by moving vehicles and trash bins off the street on designated street sweeping days.  
 
Street Sweeping Services
The City contracts for street sweeping services. Services occur on the following schedule:

Area 1A - 1st and 3rd Monday 
Area 2A - 2nd and 4th Monday 
Area B - 2nd and 4th Tuesday 
Area C - 2nd and 4th Wednesday 
Area D - 2nd and 4th Thursday 
Area E - 2nd and 4th Friday 
Area F - 1st and 3rd Tuesday 

Find what zone you are in by checking the street sweeping map or our interactive GIS Map.

Added Community Benefit
In addition to improving the appearance of our City, street sweeping helps to remove dirt and debris from the street that would otherwise be washed into the City's storm drain system, and ultimately pollute our streams and San Francisco Bay. 

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The cost of street sweeping and public storm drain cleaning, which was charged directly to property owners for several years, is now paid from the City's general fund. Street sweeping is an important part of the federally mandated Clean Water Program. 

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这包括过踝靴、带衬垫的全指手套，以及在撞击点有装甲保护的夹克和裤子。引人注目。穿上能见度高的背心、带有反光器功能的服装和配饰，以提高您对其他司机的能见度。 妥善保养您的摩托车。确保您的所有灯和喇叭都正常工作，并且两个镜子都已调整。确保您的轮胎充气正确并具有合法的胎面深度。请记住，与其他车辆相比，摩托车在道路上的轮胎接触面积较小。良好的牵引力是在正常和不利情况下安全操纵和制动的关键组成部分。保持高度的意识。不断扫描道路以寻找危险并发出行驶警报。如果您累了，请休息一下并重新振作起来，以提高您的注意力。开车清醒。切勿因酒精或药物而受损，并阻止其他骑手做出错误的选择。小心左转。大多数汽车和摩托车之间的碰撞都涉及左转。如果您正准备过马路或左转，请再看一眼以确保可以安全继续前行。慢下来慢慢来，保持对摩托车的控制。在您和您前面的车辆之间留出足够的空间。使用“两秒”规则作为安全区。遵守并遵守所有交通法规、标志和信号。让其他驾驶者知道您的意图。使用方向灯或手势信号转弯时发出信号。此外，在停车前定期闪烁刹车灯会提醒后面的司机小心！

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For cities that do not require that residents separate organic waste at the source (i.e. your home), the waste goes into a high diversion facility, which is a facility designed to separate organic waste from garbage after it arrives at the site. 

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How do I know what goes in each of my carts?

The best way to identify which items go in each cart is to look at the labels on your curbside cart and/or reach out to your specific city or hauler. Find your hauler’s information at ReduceWaste.org by selecting your jurisdiction from the list on the left-hand side of the webpage. 

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Where does recovered surplus edible food go?

As of 2022, businesses that produce food must donate surplus edible food to food recovery organizations. This food is donated to food banks, homeless shelters and other organizations for those who are food insecure. 

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How do I sort waste in public spaces?

The public waste sorting options available will vary depending on where you are. If you’re out and about and notice that separate bins for organic and recyclable materials are available, please pay attention to the labels on those bins and sort your waste accordingly. 

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冬季安全提示
當冬季暴風雨襲擊時，除非必要，否則不要開車。
保持車輛清除冰雪。 良好的視野是駕駛良好的關鍵。
計劃您的停靠點並在汽車之間保持更多距離。 是額外的警惕。 請記住，雪堆可以隱藏較小的孩子。 始終將您的速度與道路和天氣條件相匹配。
一些安全冬季駕駛的最重要的提示包括：
為冬季旅行安排額外時間，並在除冰雪作業期間耐心等待。
切勿過於緊跟掃雪機或試圖通過一台掃雪機。 請記住，犁前方的高速公路通常被積雪覆蓋。
假設橋面很滑，因為它們凍結的速度比道路表面更快。
當路面溫度低於冰點時，黑冰可能很難看到，但是當路面溫度低於冰點時，會使條件變得滑溜。
有一個手機方便和充電。
為您的汽車配備應急用品。
通知負責人您的目的地，預定路線和預計抵達時間。
保持冷靜，不要驚慌，以防車輛故障，事故，或者如果你變得雪。
保持油箱加滿，以防止汽油凍結。
被困, 在, a, 汽車
留在你的車上，等待幫助找到你。
短時間運行引擎以保持溫暖。 保持你的順風窗打開，並確保你的排氣管沒有積雪。
當您在運行發動機時，請在晚上打開圓頂燈以向救援人員發出信號。
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The project supports local and regional efforts towards green- house gas reduction (climate change), oil independence, zero waste and landfill reduction.

Q. I'm interested in home composting. Where can I get more information?

A. Home composting information can be found on the StopWaste.org website.

I am interested in Recycling the Right Way

Q. Is recycling free?

A. Recycling is a weekly, unlimited service and included at no extra cost.

Q. What goes in the Blue Recycling Cart?

A. It's long list and includes all types of paper, flattened cardboard boxes, clean egg cartons and waxed paper containers, shredded paper, all plastics #1-7, aseptic containers, glass containers, metal/tin containers, aluminum foil/pans and empty spray cans, metal lids and caps. Click here to view Recycling details.

Q. What doesn't belong in the Blue Recycling Cart?

A. This is a long list too but anything that is trash, organics or household hazardous waste should not be placed in the Blue Cart. This includes ceramic plates/cups, window and mirror glass, light bulbs, glassware, metal coat hangers, clothing, snack wrappers, video/audio tapes, garden hoses, food products and more. Click here to view Recycling details.

Q. What if I have more recycling than what fits in my Blue Cart?

A. If you need an additional recycling cart, call Republic Services Customer Service at 800-320-8077. But if this is a one-time or occasional occurrence, your bagged recycling overage can be set out within 3 feet of the curb. However, notice is required!

Q. Where can I sell my California Redemption (CRV) containers?

A. Berkeley Recycling located at 669 Gilman Street in Berkeley pays for certain recyclables at their Buyback. To learn which materials will be purchased and current pricing, visit berkeleyrecycling.org.

Q. What is considered Electronic Waste(e-waste)?
Help For Businesses - NYSDEC
Learn more about the 1,4-dioxane law.Mercury in Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Law Effective June 1, 2023, under the Mercury in Cosmetics and Personal Care Products law, no person shall sell or offer for sale any cosmetic product or personal care product containing mercury, other than in trace amounts identified by the Department, in regulations. Mercury is a substance that accumulates in the body with prolonged exposure and is easily absorbed by the skin, giving rise to numerous adverse effects. The Department is currently considering steps it will take to implement this law.  Toxic Chemicals in Children's Products Law Effective January 1, 2023, the Toxics in Children’s Products law prohibits the sale of children's products containing intentionally added benzene, asbestos, or tris(1,3-dichloro-2-propyl) phosphate in New York State. ECL 37-0905 requires DEC to promulgate a list of Chemicals of Concern (COC) and authorizes DEC to add to the list of High Priority Chemicals (HPC). These lists will set forth the chemicals that must be disclosed if present in children's products sold or distributed in New York State. DEC is currently in the process of developing a rule to implement portions of this law. Prohibition on Intentionally Added PFAS in Food Packaging Effective December 31, 2022, under the PFAS in Food Packaging law , no person shall distribute, sell, or offer for sale in New York State, food packaging containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) as intentionally added chemicals. PFAS are a family of man-made chemicals that are used in many products to provide stain resistance, water and oil repellency, and other properties. The prohibition of PFAS in food packaging applies to food packaging with intentionally added PFAS, as described in section 37-0203 of the Environmental Conservation Law (ECL).  Prohibitions on Coal Tar-Based Pavement Sealers Effective November 8, 2022, pavement products containing coal tar can no longer be sold or offered for sale in New York State. Effective November 8, 2023, no person shall apply a pavement product that is labeled as containing coal tar on a driveway or parking area in New York State.
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But if this is a one-time or occasional occurrence, your bagged recycling overage can be set out within 3 feet of the curb. However, notice is required!

Q. Where can I sell my California Redemption (CRV) containers?

A. Berkeley Recycling located at 669 Gilman Street in Berkeley pays for certain recyclables at their Buyback. To learn which materials will be purchased and current pricing, visit berkeleyrecycling.org.

Q. What is considered Electronic Waste(e-waste)?

A. TVs, computer monitors, computers, keyboards, cables, small accessories, inkjet printers/scanners/fax machines, laser printers, desktop copiers, stereos, audio/video equipment, video games, laptops, cellular/cordless phones and answering machines, power supplies. Click here to view E-Waste details.

Q. Can e-waste be collected at the curb?

A. Yes, to schedule a Curbside E-Waste On-Call Clean-up, call Republic Services at 800-320-8077

Q. What do I do with batteries and cell phones?

A. DO NOT place any batteries or cell phones in any of your wheeled carts. You can properly dispose and recycle household batteries and cell phones in one of three ways:

You can place your household batteries and cell phones in a sealed plastic bag on top of the Blue Recycling cart on your regular service day.
You can bring your household batteries to the Piedmont Fire Station for recycling.
Batteries, both household and automobile, can be taken to an Alameda County Household Hazardous Waste Facility . Call (800) 606-6606 for more information. 

Q. How do I recycle paint?

A. Latex and oil-based paint needs to be taken to an Alameda County Household Hazardous Waste Facility. Call (800) 606-6606 or visit http://www.StopWaste.org/recycling/residents/household-hazardous-waste/paints.

Q. What do I do with syringes and hypodermic needles?

A. They cannot be recycled or thrown in the garbage and must be disposed of properly.