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1. Republic Services Palomar Transfer Station - Carlsbad
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5960 El Camino Real, Carlsbad, CA 92008
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During the transition from Waste Management to Republic Services, Carlsbad customers will see two changes in their bills for solid waste services:
Previously Carlsbad customers paid for Waste Management’s services through either their city utility bill or by paying Waste Management directly, depending on their water district.
To make billing consistent for all customers in Carlsbad, Republic Services will bill residents and businesses directly, starting with the service period that began July 1.
Note, customers of the Carlsbad Municipal Water District will see a decrease in their future utility bills because they will pay Republic Services directly for their solid waste services portion of the bill, not through their water bills.
Waste Management and Republic Services use different billing cycles. Waste Management billed at the end of the month or “service period,” and Republic bills at the start of the service period.
As a result, during the transition from Waste Management to Republic, some customers may get two bills during the same month. However, these bills are for different time periods. Republic’s first bill is for the July and August service period. The final bill from Waste Management covers through the end of June.
On July 1, the City of Carlsbad began an organics recycling program, provided through its contract with Republic Services, to comply with a new state law called SB 1383. This program requires additional trucks and infrastructure investments to collect organic materials from homes and businesses and turn them into compost. Organic materials include food scraps, food-soiled paper, yard waste, and other similar items that are biodegradable.
The new rates reflecting this change are posted on the the city's website.
You can read more about organics recycling and other programs included with your new service in the residential services guide.
During the transition from Waste Management to Republic Services, Carlsbad customers will see two changes in their bills for solid waste services:
Previously Carlsbad customers paid for Waste Management’s services through either their city utility bill or by paying Waste Management directly, depending on their water district.
To make billing consistent for all customers in Carlsbad, Republic Services will bill residents and businesses directly, starting with the service period that began July 1.
Note, customers of the Carlsbad Municipal Water District will see a decrease in their future utility bills because they will pay Republic Services directly for their solid waste services portion of the bill, not through their water bills.
Waste Management and Republic Services use different billing cycles. Waste Management billed at the end of the month or “service period,” and Republic bills at the start of the service period.
As a result, during the transition from Waste Management to Republic, some customers may get two bills during the same month. However, these bills are for different time periods. Republic’s first bill is for the July and August service period. The final bill from Waste Management covers through the end of June.
On July 1, the City of Carlsbad began an organics recycling program, provided through its contract with Republic Services, to comply with a new state law called SB 1383. This program requires additional trucks and infrastructure investments to collect organic materials from homes and businesses and turn them into compost. Organic materials include food scraps, food-soiled paper, yard waste, and other similar items that are biodegradable.
The new rates reflecting this change are posted on the the city's website.
You can read more about organics recycling and other programs included with your new service in the residential services guide.
