Jurisdictions on CityGreen Connect
Trusted by California jurisdictions
- Irvine
- Costa Mesa
- Chino
- Menifee
- Fountain Valley
- Westminster
- Cypress
- Los Alamitos
- Rolling Hills Estates
- Selma
- Costa Mesa Sanitary District
- Midway City Sanitary District
Today
Make compliance manageable, starting with today.
SB 1383 keeps a lot in motion at once: inspections, enforcement cases, waivers, deadlines. CityGreen Connect surfaces the few that matter today, sorted by what’s due now and what’s due this week. When there’s nothing else, it says so.
Dashboard · TodayCosta Mesa Agreement on File
Food recovery agreementViolations from Checklist
No violations loggedInspection Outcome
Food Recovery Records
Inspection Overview
Checklist Summary
2 items · 2 passed · 0 violationsHow it works
You keep your history. CityGreen Connect keeps it current.
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Bring your records in
Your existing records and historical program data move into CityGreen Connect during onboarding, guided by the CityGreen team, not left to your staff.
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Work in one place
Complaints, inspections, enforcement, waivers, and hauler data all live in one place, with real-time status on every obligation.
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File with confidence
Your Implementation Record and SB 1383 reporting assemble from the work you have already done, ready when CalRecycle asks.
Implementation Record
Every line tells you what’s required.
The Implementation Record doesn’t just hold your documentation. Each line explains what the state expects, cites the regulation it comes from, and links to the tracker or the document that satisfies it. Link a tracker and the record stays current as your staff works.
How the Implementation Record works- RequiredCompliant
ROC Procurement Expansion Efforts *
Jurisdictions must work to identify additional ROC procurement opportunities annually. Submit proof of that work: meeting notes or agendas showing ROC procurement opportunities were addressed.
Reference: 14 CCR Section 18993.1(k)
Attach1Procurement Meeting Notes - RequiredCompliant
Waiver Tracker *
Document all waivers issued (de minimis, space, frequency, and facility), including who received them and their status. Link the Waiver Tracker so this record stays current automatically.
Reference: 14 CCR Section 18995.2(f)(5), 14 CCR Section 18989.14(a)(3-5)
Attach1Waiver Tracker
If it’s required, CityGreen Connect has it covered.
Guided complaints, inspections, and enforcement, with every case kept on the generator’s record for a complete history.
Complaints
Flows into inspection, with reminders for SB 1383’s response deadlines.
Read moreInspection
Mobile and desktop forms, with live status as inspectors submit.
Read moreEnforcement
Notices and deadlines, with what SB 1383 requires next.
Read moreWaiver
Applications come in through forms on your website, with review deadlines and expirations in one list.
Edible Food Generators
Tier 1 and Tier 2 generators, inspections, and recovery agreements.
Read moreSelf-Haul Permit
Track permits in one place, with forms on your website that submit directly to CityGreen Connect.
Procurement
Calculates tonnage credit by procurement type and tracks progress toward your target.
Read moreEducation & Outreach
Hauler and jurisdiction outreach logged directly, including in-person drop-offs and technical assistance.
Hauler data
Your haulers’ numbers, current all year.
Haulers submit collected tonnage, education and outreach, customer compliance, and construction and demolition projects directly into CityGreen Connect each quarter, tied to your jurisdiction. You see trends as reports come in, CityGreen Connect flags any that are past due, and when the annual report comes due, all of your data is easily accessible.
Hauler Dashboard · Overview“[CityGreen Connect] has streamlined collaboration and substantially reduced reliance on emails, paper reports, and manual spreadsheet tracking.”
City of Costa Mesa · CityGreen Connect subscriber since 2024
Common questions
What jurisdictions ask us first.
Who is CityGreen Connect for?
California jurisdictions subject to SB 1383 (cities, counties, and special districts that provide solid waste collection service), along with the haulers and consultants who work with them.
How do we get started?
Book a demo. We walk through CityGreen Connect with your obligations in mind and look at where your compliance stands and where the gaps are. There is no obligation, and you are welcome to bring your consultant.
What does it cost?
Pricing scales with the size of your jurisdiction and the programs you run, and there is no per-user charge, so everyone who needs access can have it. The demo gets you a scoped recommendation and a straight answer on cost, with no obligation.
We already use another compliance system. How hard is it to switch?
Your history comes with you. During onboarding, the CityGreen team moves your records into CityGreen Connect, including photos and documents your current system won’t export in bulk, and attaches them to the right records, so your staff does not start over mid-cycle.
What happens to our data if we leave?
Your data stays yours. You can export your records to Excel at any time, and if you leave, we provide a complete export, including uploaded documents.
Can our consultant work in CityGreen Connect with us?
Yes. Consultants and contractors get their own access, granted per jurisdiction, so they work in the same record as your staff instead of a copy of it. You decide how much they see: a contractor who only handles edible food recovery can be limited to that section, and you can change it at any time.
Ready to connect your jurisdiction?
A walkthrough of CityGreen Connect, plus a look at where your compliance stands and where the gaps are. Bring your consultant if you work with one.