Construction / Restroom Service Areas

Seal of Ventura County, California showing a sunset over ocean, rocky formations, a bird flying and clouds, with the text "County of Ventura California EST. 1873" around the edge.

Ventura County

  • Moorpark

  • Camarillo

  • Oxnard

  • Ventura

  • Santa Paula

  • Surrounding Areas

Santa Barbara County

San Luis Obispo County

  • Arroyo Grande

  • Pismo Beach

  • San Luis Obispo

  • Atascadero

  • Paso Robles

  • Morro Bay

  • Nipomo

  • Surrounding Areas

Emblem of San Luis Obispo County, California, featuring local symbols and historical figures, including mountains, a ship, a grizzly bear, a bell, and portraits of Native American, Spanish, and American pioneers, with the text "County of San Luis Obispo California," "Alcaldes 1850," and the motto "Not for ourselves alone."
Seal with a panoramic landscape divided into four sections, featuring mountains, flowers, a large tree, and water, with green border and text reading "Monterey County California" and "1850".

Monterey County

  • King City

  • San Ardo

  • Bradley

  • Surrounding Areas

Waste Service Areas

Disposal Guide Information

The following disposal guides define what can and cannot be placed in recycling, yard waste and trash bins.

For more information, please call MarBorg Industries at 805-963-1852.

Recycling Guides:

Sorting Guides (both English and Spanish):

A recycling, trash, and organic waste sorting guide poster. The poster shows separate sections for recycling with items like plastic bottles and glass, trash with items such as film plastics and food containers, and organic waste including food scraps, flowers, leaves, grass, and small branches, using color-coded sections and icons.
A colorful infographic about recycling, trash, and garden waste disposal. The poster is divided into three sections: Recycle, Trash, and Garden Waste, with instructions and illustrations for each category.
A color-coded recycling guide with sections for recycle, trash, and yard waste. The recycle section shows items like plastic bottles, rigid plastics, dry paper, metals, glass, and cartons, emphasizing no liquids or plastic bags. The trash section lists food scraps, food containers, film plastics, and other waste, stating no electronics or hazardous waste. The yard waste section includes flowers, plants, leaves, small branches, and specifies no food, succulents, or palm fronds, with instructions to put these items in the trash instead.