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• Waste Management Annual Report
• SABRC Annual Report

State Agency Waste Management

Useful Tools

Waste Management Program Implementation and Enhancement

• How to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Buy Recycled in California State Government provides general guidance for developing your programs. Download this guide (Pub. #441-99-017)
• Conducting a Diversion Study--A Guide for Local Jurisdictions (Pub. #311-99-006) contains historical information from CalRecycle’s statewide goal measurement prior to 2007 that estimated a diversion percentage.
• Volume-to-Weight Conversion Factors (approximate) for recovered materials, as found in Appendix I of Conducting a Diversion Study: A Guide for California Jurisdictions (Pub. #311-99-006)
• Solid Waste Generation, Disposal, and Diversion Measurement Guide for State Agencies and Large State Facilities (Final Draft for Peer Review) (Pub. #321-00-007) contains historical information from CalRecycle’s statewide goal measurement prior to 2007 that estimated a diversion percentage.
• Metal and Paper Recycling contracts have been set up by CalRecycle--ready for your use in specified regions.
• Recycling Contract Language provides general information and options to consider when forming recycling collection services contracts.
• State Surplus Property provides information on Department of General Services procedures and requirements.

Education and Outreach Tools for Your State Agency

• Office Paper Reduction
• Office Waste Reduction Posters and Stickers
• Bottles and Cans Posters
• Recycling Program Kickoff Memo (sample)
• Brochures and Publications on waste reduction, reuse, and recycling.

Additional Information

• Information for Waste Reduction and Recycling Coordinators developed for local government and business recycling coordinators, and applicable to state facilities.
• Business Resource Efficiency and Waste Reduction additional information on office paper reduction, landscape waste reduction, waste assessments, etc.
• School District Waste Reduction includes guidance for school districts and local government recycling coordinators who are developing districtwide waste reduction programs.