Local Government Data Reports

Local Jurisdiction Diversion Program Reports

• • Electronic Annual Report (EAR). CalRecycle staff developed this tool with local government users in mind. It enables jurisdictions to fill out and submit their annual reports from the convenience of their Internet-connected personal or workplace computer.
  • Jurisdiction Electronic Annual Data Reports. Within these Power BI reports, the user can find data about state regulations Mandatory Commercial Recycling (AB 341), Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling (AB 1826), and Short-lived Climate Pollutants (SB 1383).
  • SB 1383 Capacity Planning Data by County. Capacity planning is vital to achieve the goals of SB 1383. Infrastructure takes time to develop, and jurisdictions should regularly evaluate their capacity for managing organics, including edible food recovery and organic waste recycling.
  • Diversion Programs System Diversion Program Reports on Web. The Diversion Program reports page gives reports about a jurisdictions programs, status, and a summary of waste diversion programs. Definitions of Diversion Programs Terms and Codes aid understanding of the reports.
  • Five-Year Review Report Template (Form). This template documents compliance with these regulatory review and reporting requirements. The county or regional agency may use this template as a tool in its review, including obtaining Local Task Force (LTF) comments on areas of the CIWMP or RAIWMP that need revision. See Five-Year Review Report Guidelines for more information.
  • Jurisdiction Compliance Evaluations. For a jurisdiction compliance evaluation, CalRecycle will evaluate compliance with all jurisdiction requirements of the SB 1383 and other state regulations.

Diversion and/or Disposal Rate Reports

• • Per Capita Disposal and Goal Measurement system. 2007 and later diversion rate equivalents.
  • The Countywide, Regionwide, and Statewide Jurisdiction Diversion Progress Report (CRiS report) provides both summary and detailed information on jurisdiction review status, diversion rates, and waste diversion program implementation for all California jurisdictions. Users can group jurisdictions by county, specific geographic region, or the entire state. Users can further customize reports by selecting criteria such as report year, diversion rate range, and/or jurisdiction review status.
  • Disposal Rate Calculator. This calculator allows you to determine the Calculated Disposal Rate (pounds/person/day) for a jurisdiction.
  • Household Hazardous Waste. View reports to compare pounds of HHW collection and disposition by year, material type, reporting agency, program types, etc., and export to Excel for further analysis. 
  • Jurisdiction Diversion/Disposal Rate Summary. Beginning with reporting year 2007 jurisdiction annual reports, diversion rates are no longer determined. With the passage of SB 1016, the Per Capita Disposal Measurement System, only per capita disposal rates are measured.
  • Jurisdiction Review Reports. A report a jurisdiction would use to determine disposal, goal measurement, and other summary information.

Disposal Reports

• • Recycling and Disposal Reporting (RDRS) Reports List The data shown in these reports reflect the most current information contained in RDRS. These data are subject to change if reporting entities submit revisions to their quarterly reports. These data have not been verified by CalRecycle staff and represent what reporting entities submitted to CalRecycle in their quarterly RDRS submissions.
    • Local governments should work with reporting entities to identify errors and encourage them to correct reporting errors and produce accurate information. Reporting entities must report accurately as required by statute and regulation. Local governments may review some reporting entity records pursuant to Public Resources Code, section 41821.5(g).
  • Disposal Reporting System (DRS) Web Reports The following Disposal Reporting System (DRS) reports are based on information reported by permitted facility operators and compiled by county/regional agency disposal reporting coordinators. NOTE: With the transition to the RDRS Reporting System, the DRS data and mapping information is still available through 2019. No further data will be added or updated to these tables or maps beginning with 2020 calendar year disposal.
  • The Waste Characterization Database. This database is designed to provide local governments with a tool to look at what’s being disposed in their waste streams to help them plan how to divert materials from disposal and conserve resources. It looks at disposed waste only, so materials that are typically recycled are not included.

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