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Chino Hills council hears proposed changes to residential trash routes; asks staff to delay start until after holidays
Summary
Waste Management proposed citywide residential route adjustments that would change service days for about 24% of customers; council asked staff and Waste Management to target a post‑holiday January 2026 start and to provide maps and customer lookup tools.
Chino Hills City Council members on Oct. 28 reviewed proposed adjustments to residential waste collection routes that Waste Management says would rebalance service days and reduce duplicate truck visits across the city.
The route rebalancing would affect about 4,879 of the city’s roughly 20,122 residential customers, Waste Management staff and city analysts said. The company told the council it wants to reduce the heavy volumes on Mondays and Fridays, improve predictability of pickup windows and cut truck travel miles and associated street wear.
The proposal would move specific neighborhoods to new service days. Examples discussed during the presentation included moving Carbon Canyon from Wednesday to Monday (except for the Sleepy Hollow area, which would remain on Wednesday); changing Lake Los Serranos Mobile Home Park from Tuesday to Wednesday; and shifting Fairfield Ranch from Friday to Thursday. The…
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