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Waste Management reports SB 1383 rollout improvements, offers Q&A on organics and container swaps
Summary
Waste Management district manager Alex Zalaski told the Grass Valley City Council the SB 1383 implementation has largely stabilized after one year, citing high service reliability and steps to address remaining container- and billing-related issues; he answered resident questions about can swaps, newspaper in organics, and invasive-plant trimmings.
Alex Zalaski, district manager for Waste Management’s Grass Valley office, told the Grass Valley City Council on the SB 1383 rollout’s one-year anniversary that the company has made measurable service improvements and plans further audits and outreach in 2026.
"We are past our 1 year mark of the SB 1383 rollout," Zalaski said, and reported operational metrics including 99.86% of residential customers receiving service on the correct day and 99.97% serviced on their scheduled service day. He said the contractor received eight new trucks in 2025 and that about 90% of route trucks are less than three years old.
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