The City of Fresno bills primarily for four services: Solid Waste (garbage, recycling and green waste disposal), Sewer, Community Sanitation, and Water. Customers may be billed for any combination of services based on what services are available and provided to a specific property.

Being prepared for a PSPS is crucial. It involves having an emergency plan in place, including access to backup power sources like generators or batteries, sufficient supplies of food, water, and medications, and staying informed about local alerts and updates from utility companies.

2024年8月12日 · Properties that use trash carts are entitled to four free special pick-ups per year for bulky items, consisting of 64 cubic feet of material each time. Call Allied Waste at (888) 742-5234 to set up a special pick-up at your address. Material placed in each Green, Blue, and Brown Carts must comply with the following:

Every time you turn on the water, flush the toilet, dispose of garbage, recycle a soda can, or do any number of other seemingly ordinary things around your house and yard, you are using the services provided by the City of Fresno Department of Public Utilities (DPU).

2025年2月10日 · On September 8, 2022, the State Water Board reissued the General Permit for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Construction and Land Disturbance Activities. These reissued permits implement the Trash Provisions for the Department of Transportation and construction dischargers.

2015年4月8日 · Trash is a significant pollutant of California's waters that adversely affects beneficial uses, including but not limited to uses that support aquatic life, wildlife, and public health. Reducing trash in waterways is a problem that can be solved with the collected effort of the public, agencies, organizations, and permittees.

2025年3月17日 · Trash-Free Waters provides information about the myriad problems and solutions of pollution that get in our human-made and natural water systems.

2024年6月26日 · EPA’s Trash Free Waters (TFW) program refers to the garbage polluting U.S. rivers, lakes, streams, and creeks as “aquatic trash.” Most of the garbage that ends up in waterways comes from land-based activities.

Cleaning up Florida's waterways to restore the natural beauty. Our mission is to remove and properly dispose of plastic, fishing line, cans, bottles, cigarette butts, tires, and many other debris from Florida's coasts, oceans, rivers, lakes, and streams.

2024年10月30日 · Resources inventory for addressing the problem of aquatic trash through stormwater and solid waste management