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Walnut encourages creating a greener environment for our community. The City is doing its part by using alternative fuel vehicles, installing solar powered lights at bus stops, and using energy efficient facilities. Even the City Council Agendas are paperless. So what are you waiting for, start clicking on the links below and you will be well on your way to making green decisions in your life!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
VIEW THE "YOUR ENVIRONMENT" PAGE FROM THE CITY'S FALL BROCHURE: Contains useful tips and information from your waste hauler. Click here
“CASH FOR APPLIANCES REBATE” FROM THE CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION: Click here for more information.
EVERYDAY INFORMATION
BULKY ITEM PICK UP: Call-in & Annual Residential Event - Click here for details.
ELECTRONIC WASTE PICK UP: Residential Program - Click here for information.
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL - Click here for information.
PET WASTE PICK UP ORDINANCE - Click here for details.
LA COUNTY SEWER MAINTENANCE PROGRAM & SERVICES - Click here to learn more.
STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION - Click here to learn more.
TRASH & RECYCLING INFORMATION - Click here
USED OIL RECYCLING INFORMATION - Click here for information.
WATER CONSERVATION - Click here to learn more.
SPECIAL INTEREST
CALIFORNIA SOLAR INITIATIVE –
Stumped about Solar Energy? Visit SCE's California Solar Initiative website for information and other resources. (Please note this link will take you to the Southern California Edison website)
ENERGY PROGRAMS & INCENTIVES - Click here for information.
"GREEN LINKS" FOR WALNUT RESIDENTS AND COMMERICAL BUSINESSES - Click here
PLASTIC BAG RECYCLING - Click here for more information.
QUICK AND EASY GREEN TIPS - Click here
WALNUT'S "GREEN" GRANTS & RESTORATION PROJECTS Click here for news and information.
WEST NILE VIRUS CONCERNS IN SAN GABRIEL VALLEY – Click here for more information.
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Are you seeing "GIANT" mosquitoes? Good news - those are not mosquitoes, but a close relative - the crane fly. Crane flies do not bite nor transmit disease. They only live a short time as adults and do serve as an important food source for birds. If they get inside the house, just take them back outside.
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