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County reports 50 tons collected in CalRecycle partnership dump day
Summary
Lake County supervisors said the county partnered with CalRecycle and a contractor to collect 50 tons of waste during a community dump day; volunteers and staff also helped collect additional material from problem areas.
Lake County supervisors reported that a recent community dump day, held in partnership with county community development and CalRecycle, collected about 50 tons of material, county officials said.
A county supervisor said the figure — reported by 360 Junk Hauling — represented the first of the event series and noted high community participation, with some households bringing multiple truckloads. County staff and volunteers also conducted targeted pickups in high‑problem areas, using three trailers to assist residents.
The supervisor said a follow‑up dump day is scheduled the next weekend at the same location near the Nease Fire Station from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Ending: Officials described the event as well received by residents and said the county would continue the partnership with community development and CalRecycle for future events.
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