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Home My WebLink AboutSoCal Diamond Bar Resi Bill Insert Web June 2025Thank you for the opportunity to serve your community. WM will continue providing waste services through August 31, 2025. Starting September 1, 2025, Valley Vista Services will be your new provider. Learn more at: https://www.diamondbarca.gov/2025wastehaulers SERVICE & PROGRAM INFORMATION WM's At Your Door Special Collection® Service WM's At Your Door Special Collection® Service provides Diamond Bar residents with a free, safe, sustainable solution for disposing of their household hazardous waste such as garden chemicals, household cleaners, fluorescent bulbs, paint products, electronics and hard-to-recycle items from the convenience of their home. •Automotive Products -Antifreeze, batteries, motor oil, oil filters •Garden Chemicals -Fertilizers, insect sprays, and weed killers •Paint and Paint Products -Paint, caulk, stain, thinner •Household Cleaners -Ammonia, tile/shower/toilet cleaner, carpet/upholstery cleaner •Electronics -Laptop, MP3 player, TV, DVD/CD/tape player, cell phone, computer, VCR, keyboard, desktop printer, microwave, monitor and related cords •Household items -Household batteries, fluorescent lamps, straight fluorescent tubes, thermometers, thermostats Unable to Collect -Ammunition, EV batteries, explosives, asbestos, tires, or any materials in unlabeled or leaking containers. List may contain additional unacceptable materials, based on local or state laws. Schedule your home collection today at wmatyourdoor. com. (Collection available weekdays. Restrictions apply. See details at wmatyourdoor.com.) II home.wm.com/diamond-bar Bulky Item & Electronic Waste Collection WM provides four (4) free pickups per year for bulky items, white goods, and e-waste -approximately three (3) cubic yards). There is a charge for items over three (3) cubic yards or additional pickups. Pickups must be scheduled 48 hours before your regular service day. Bulky items include household items such as mattresses and box springs, couches, washers, dryers, stoves, refrigerators, and large exercise equipment. Bulky items do not include construction debris, medical equipment, car parts, hazardous waste, industrial items, or oversized/overweight items that cannot be handled by two people. To schedule a pickup, visit home.wm.com/ diamond-bar. Vil Safety Tips Keep Children Safe Around Collection Trucks Collection trucks can be fascinating to watch as they keep our neighborhoods clean, but safety should always come first! Here are some important tips to ensure your little ones stay safe: •Keep a Safe Distance: It’s easy for kids to get excited and want to follow collection trucks. Please remind them to keep a safe distance, as these trucks frequently stop and back up. •Enjoy the Show from Afar: Encourage your children to watch the collection process from a safe spot. •Hands Off, Helpers!: Remind your child that only professionals should load trash or recycling into the truck to keep everyone safe. •Stay Visible: Remind your child that if they can’t see the driver’s eyes, the driver likely can’t see them. By following these simple tips, we can all enjoy the impressive work of our collection teams while keeping our children and pets safe. Prevent Trash Fires in Your Community Did you know? The most common causes of trash fires are hot coals, ashes, and flammable items, such as batteries and household chemicals. You can help keep your family, community and collection workers safe and prevent trash fires by properly disposing of coals and household hazardous waste. Always Working For A Sustainable Tomorrow® •Batteries of any kind, including lithium ion •Compressed gas cylinders •Combustible liquids •Garden and pool chemicals •Household disinfectants and chemicals •Motor oil and oil rags •Paint and paint-related products •Unknown substances •Vehicle fluids •Flammable fluids, like hand sanitizer •Aerosol containers Hidden Household Hazards Many everyday household items, such as batteries, disinfectants and cleaners, can cause a fire in your trash cart or in your neighborhood when they come in contact with other materials or get compacted inside a collection truck. To protect your family and community, keep these items out of your cart: