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Inside the November Newsletter
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- Study outreach accomplishments
- Priorities expressed by residents
- Services and fees in nearby communities
Did you know?
Any new fees or rates increases adopted by public agencies in California must comply with Proposition 218. Agencies may not charge more than their actual costs for providing services.
That was not the case in 1919, when residents voted for City trash services because they were unhappy with private haulers. There were several issues that led to the People's Ordinance.
News
- Public comment sought on San Diego trash-pickup: How much, how often? November 18, 2024 - NBC7 San Diego
- City considering charges for trash, recycle services in San Diego November 18, 2024 - FOX5 San Diego
- San Diego Begins Second Phase of Community Meetings on Trash Collection November 8, 2024 - Times of San Diego
- Trash talk: San Diego looking to refresh waste services September 11, 2024 - LaJolla.ca
- La Jolla trash customers suggest changes as San Diego studies new fee September 11, 2024 - La Jolla Light/The San Diego Union-Tribune
- Local trash customers suggest changes as San Diego studies new fee September 1, 2024 - The San Diego Union-Tribune
- City looks for public feedback on waste collection fee proposal August 5, 2024 - CBS8 San Diego
- Public Meetings on Trash Collection and Services Under Measure B to Begin Monday August 4, 2024 - Times of San Diego
- San Diego hosting public forums to determine resident trash-collection needs July 25, 2024 - NBC7 San Diego
- What do San Diegans want in trash pickup, and at what cost? City launches massive outreach effort to find out July 25, 2024 - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Public comment sought on San Diego trash-pickup: How much, how often?
San Diegans Invited to Join the Conversation During Second Phase of Trash Study Outreach