Please do NOT place plastic shopping bags in your curbside recycling tote. The best option is to avoid getting new bags. But if that is not possible, try to reuse them or you may be able to donate them for reuse by local thrift stores. Otherwise, there are receptacles for recycling your plastic bags at … Continued
Learn more about the California Green Business Network that has a green business certification program that is run locally by the county and find information about sustainable business practices and programs on the Sonoma Valley Chamber of Commerce “Green Your Business” page.
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All of these water conservation devices are available free of charge at City Hall during normal business hours.
Yes, the city provides cash rebates for the removal of turf thereby reducing the need for irrigation and reduced energy consumption.
Yes, these items are not recyclable but are compostable provided they do not contain hazardous materials (e.g., cleaners, motor oil, etc.).
Zero Waste Sonoma offers periodic household hazardous waste collection events.
You can drop-off any unwanted and expired drugs/pharmaceuticals for safe and proper disposal inside the Sonoma Police Department.
Find drop-off locations on the Zero Waste Sonoma website.
These items are not recycled in Sonoma so they need to be properly disposed of.
