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Wayfinding Cards

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A variety of different building materials

Choosing Materials Wisely

StopWaste encourages material decisions informed by three key considerations: human health, circularity, and regenerative sourcing.

Reusable Foodware

StopWaste provides funding, technical support, and resources to help Alameda County food businesses, schools, and institutions make the transition to reusable foodware.

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Hazardous Waste

Free, safe disposal of household hazardous waste at four facilities across Alameda County. Services also available for businesses and residential landlords.

Resource List

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Food Recovery Organizations & Services Reporting Form

New State law, SB 1383, and the Alameda County Organics Reduction and Recycling Ordinance went into effect January 1, 2022, including requirements for certain food generating businesses to donate edible food to a local food recovery organization or service and establish contracts or written agreements with them. Organizations receiving surplus edible food from donors must maintain documentation of the types and quantity of food (measured in pounds) recovered per month and the frequency of collections/deliveries from donors. Organizations can either use the online reporting portal, or they can

Recycling and Solid Waste Collection Rates and Services

This PDF contains current rate information for the following services: Solid Waste and Recycling Services Offered in Basic Rate Package Monthly Rates for Residential Solid Waste/Recycling/Plant Debris/Bulky Clean Up Rates for Commercial Solid Waste/Recycling/Plant Debris/Bulky Clean Up (updated 12-10-25)

Business Drop-in Service Bill of Lading

This Bill of Lading has a price schedule and more information about the Business Hazardous Waste Drop-in Service. The service accepts latex paint, aerosol cans, fluorescent lamps, and household batteries. Fill out this form and bring it with you when you drop-in at the facility.

Accordion Block

These can have gray or white backgrounds. For now, any links need to be created in html, like <a href="https://google.com">link text here</a>.

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Topic Brief

New Law Requires California Residents to Compost Food Scraps - February 2022

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Waste Prevention Grants - July 2021

Report

Countywide Integrated Waste Management Plan (CoIWMP)

The Countywide Integrated Waste Management Plan identifies solid waste facilities and wastesheds within Alameda County and describes the countywide plan for reaching the county-mandated 75% recycling goal. The CoIWMP was first adopted in 1997.

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Food

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Numbers Cards

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200 tons

of something reduced by 2027.

85%

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20,000 pounds

of avocados would cost about $30k. But at least one of them would be ripe at the right time.

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