Disposal Reporting System

The Disposal Reporting System (DRS) is the set of guidelines that tracks the origin of waste disposed in California’s landfills, and waste sent from California to out-of-state landfills. DRS tracks disposal tonnages (including alternative daily cover (ADC), alternative intermediate cover (AIC), and beneficial reuse) and transformation sent to facilities in the state.

The electronic Disposal Reporting System (DRS) was created to capture, store, and display disposal information submitted to CalRecycle. 

Web-based DRS reports are available through CalRecycle’s website. To access the DRS database, county and jurisdiction staff must go through the Local Government Information Center (LoGIC).

Program News and Activities

In the third quarter of 2019, (Oct. 1, 2019) CalRecycle transitioned to a new disposal reporting system called the Recycling and Disposal Reporting System. Data and information from the new reporting system can be found on Recycling and Disposal Reporting: Reports List

CalRecycle’s State of Recycling and Disposal reports can be found on CalRecycle Publications Catalog Search

Regulation Overview

Disposal Reporting System (DRS) regulations that pertain to stations, landfills, and transformation facilities in California.
In 2006 DRS regulations were revised. Revised disposal reporting regulations are found under Title 14, California Code of Regulations (CCR), Article 9.2

Where to Go for Help

Need help or have suggestions? If you have additional questions about these topics, please contact the CalRecycle RDRS team at RDRS@calrecycle.ca.gov

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