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Waste Management tells San Dimas council the city achieved SB 1383 compliance as company outlines recycling and RNG investments
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Waste Management representative Josh Goldman told the San Dimas City Council on Feb. 10 that the city achieved SB 1383 compliance and described company investments — including a $3 billion national pledge and regional upgrades — aimed at improving recycling, contamination monitoring and renewable natural gas production.
Josh Goldman, a local representative for Waste Management, told the San Dimas City Council on Feb. 10 that the company and city reached full compliance with California’s SB 1383 requirements in 2025 and outlined recent collection and processing milestones.
Goldman said Waste Management collected roughly 34,000 tons of material from the city last year and handled more than 8,600 bulky‑item pickups, including about 6,300 traditional bulky items and roughly 1,400 “white goods” such as washers and refrigerators. He reported 576 pieces of electronic waste and about 231.5 tons of hazardous household waste collected. “These milestones … reflect our commitment to the city,” Goldman said.
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