Oakland Recycles - Your Recycling Team

Contact

Oakland Recycles is a collaboration of the City of Oakland, California Waste Solutions, Waste Management of Alameda County, Inc. (WMAC) and you! We are committed to providing the services and information you need to recycle right.

Scroll down for contact information for WMAC, California Waste Solutions or the City of Oakland Recycling Hotline.

Waste Management

Waste Management of Alameda County, Inc.

For residential and business trash, compost, and bulky services or for billing inquires contact WMAC.

Residential customers: 510-613-8710
Commercial customers: 510-613-8700
csnorthbay@wm.com
www.wm.com

California Waste Solutions

California Waste Solutions

For residential recycle services or to order a used motor oil recycling kit contact CWS
510–625–5263
OaklandCS@calwaste.com
www.calwaste.com

city of oakland

City of Oakland Recycling Hotline

If you contacted your service provider and still need help with a service issue, or have a general question about recycling, contact the Recycling Hotline at recycling@oaklandca.gov or call 510-238-SAVE(7283).

Alameda County Household Hazardous Waste

Schedule an appointment to drop off your household hazardous waste or learn more about what is accepted.  Visit https://www.stopwaste.org/at-home/household-hazardous-waste or call 1-800-606-6606 for more information.

Stop Waste

Stop Waste

A public agency that helps Alameda County residents, businesses, and schools waste less, recycle properly, and use water, energy, and other resources efficiently. Visit https://www.stopwaste.org to learn more or contact with specific questions at 510-891-6500 or info@stopwaste.org 

OAK 311

OAK 311

OAK 311 is here to help you with requests for routine maintenance and urgent infrastructure issues in the City of Oakland.

File an online report or call OAK311 at (510) 615-5566.

Oakland Animal Services

Oakland Animal Services

For support with the removal of a dead animal contact Oakland Animal Services at 510-535-5602. If the deceased animal is 10 pounds or less, consider bagging it in a trash bag and placing it in your curbside container for removal.