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Waste Disposal and Recycling

The City of Moreno Valley Public Works Department is proud to serve residents by coordinating and/or providing direct solid waste disposal and recycling services. The City works in partnership with Waste Management of the Inland Empire, Riverside County and the California Department of Resources, Recycling and Recovery by participating in programs that conserve our natural resources, and providing programs that promote a healthier environment where we can live, work and play.

The Public Works Department continues to develop/implement effective and economically feasible source reduction programs, activities and policies for its residential, business and institutional customers. The selections to the left represent our department's efforts to provide you with the best available information and solutions to waste disposal and recycling.

  • Recycling Presentation - "Be a Green Hero"
    The City is now offering an exciting interactive presentation to help educate the public about recycling and reducing your carbon footprint. This presentation is free to community groups and non-profit organizations. This presentation is tailored to meet the needs of all age groups: children, teens and adults. Contact 951.413.3109 in order to set up an appointment for a presentation. Sample a portion of the presentation by clicking the link below.
  • Recycling Bottles and Cans
    Wondering where you can recycle bottles and cans? Here's a list of places.
  • Trash Collection
    Want to know when Waste Management provides pick up services in your area? See our Moreno Valley Trash Collection Map.
  • Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events
    If you have paint, batteries or other hazardous substances mark your calendar with this year's hazardous waste collection events. Wondering whether certain substances are considered hazardous? This page also lists the most common hazardous substances you might have.
  • Special Trash Disposal
    Residents may request a free bulky item pick up once a week (one item) or once a month (four items) on their regular service day. Waste management also provides special pickup provisions for items such as Christmas trees, tires, construction waste and extra greenwaste.
  • Recycling Market Development Zone (RMDZ)
    The Riverside County RMDZ program is administered by the California Department of Resources, Recycling and Recovery.
    to stimulate recycling and create jobs. For more information visit their Web site.

Do You Have Suggestions or Comments?

Contact the City of Moreno Valley Public Works Department Recycling Team at movalrecycles@moval.org. We look forward to your comments and suggestions.

If you would like to contact the company that provides trash collection for the city, call Waste Management of the Inland Empire at 800.423.9986 or 951.280.5400.

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