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Trash & Recycling
The City of Hemet’s trash, recyclables, and organic waste are collected by CR&R Environmental Services. For customer service, including establishing service, change of address, cart replacement, bulky item pickups, temporary bins, please call CR&R Customer Care at (800) 755-8112.
Physical Address:
1706 Goetz Road
Perris, CA 92570
5 Digit Addresses
If your residence has a 5 digit address, your solid waste service provider is Waste Management of the Inland Empire. Please contact them with any of your questions or concerns. Their customer service number is 1-800-423-9986.
Franchise Agreement (PDF)
First Amendment (PDF)
Second Amendment (PDF)
Third Amendment (PDF)
Fourth Amendment (PDF)
Fifth Amendment (PDF)
Rate Sheet (PDF)
FUTURE COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP DATES WILL BE:
NEW!!
For SB1383 Route Audit Information Click here
AB 341: Mandatory Commercial Recycling
AB 341: Reciclaje Obligatorio Comercial (PDF)
AB 827: Customer Access to Recycling
AB 1826: Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling
AB 1826: Separación Obligatoria de Restos de Comida y Desechos Verdes para Reciclaje (PDF)
SB 1383: Reducing Short-Lived Climate Pollutants
NEW Residential Organics Recycling Program is Here!!
**Sharps Kiosk Collection Program**
The Riverside County Department of Waste Resources (RCDWR) accepts home generated sharps and needles for free disposal at Lamb Canyon Sanitary Landfill from Riverside County residents. CalRecycle awarded a grant to RCDWR that provided 2 sharps kiosks (for the collection of sharps containers). For locations of the sharps kiosks and instruction on how to make an approved sharps disposal container, please visit the Riverside County Department of Waste Resources website.
Recycle Waste Paint
Recycle your leftover paint with PaintCare, an industry sponsored paint stewardship non-profit program established to manage the reuse, recycling and proper disposal of unused architectural paint. PaintCare has established hundreds of drop-off sites at paint retail stores, government-run household hazardous waste facilities, and other locations across California. These drop-off sites will accept program products (primarily latex and oil based paint) from all residents and certain businesses.