approves release of waste
diversion grants.
OCWR builds a view shed and installs a permanent faux tree cell phone tower to enhance site aesthetics for neighbors of Coyote Canyon Landfill.
OCWR launches composting demonstration projects at all three landfill sites – feedstock arrives, operations and compliance protocols in place, process begins.
OCWR joins grand reopening of Yorba Dog Park, following a multi-year effort to renovate and upgrade the long-since closed landfill site.
breaks ground on Phase D excavation and liner project, which extends the capacity of Zone 1 by 13.2 million cubic yards.
for the Yorba Park Revitalization and for the Compliance Alert & Reporting System (CARS) in partnership with County IT.
produces and airs a segment about OCWR’s bird abatement program, showcasing OC Landfills’ environmental stewardship and protection measures.
OC Grand Jury releases report that offered five findings, two recommendations and a commendation.
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while excavating Phase D at Prima
Deshecha Landfill.
When at capacity, Phase VIIIB-2 will hold more than 11 million tons of trash and will generate approximately $500 million of revenue.
Los Angeles Angels player Keynan Middleton takes the EcoChallenge at the updated exhibit at the Discovery Cube OC with fans and community members.
Hard work by staff and world-class mitigation efforts contribute to all three sites passing critical LEA inspections, despite multiple days of heavy rains and extremely high winds.
DONALD R. FROELICH elected chair and CHERYL BROTHERS elected vice chair of Waste Management Commission.
