Multi-Family Info
Living in a multifamily building has its own set of challenges. Here is a list of resources available for sustainable living while being in an apartment setting. Be sure to check out our other pages for more information on individual actions that can make a lasting impact.
Furniture can be recycled at businesses like Goodwill, St Vincent De Paul, The Salvation Army, Habitat For Humanity, and many others. Other options include selling on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, Offer Up, and many others.
MyLA311 is an app that helps with bulky item pickups, reporting dumping or trash pick-up issues, reporting potholes, graffiti, street lights, parking enforcement, animal services, and other city and government information.
Clothing donation is an important part of zero waste. Clothing that is lightly worn and in good condition can be donated to places like Goodwill, The Salvation Army, St. Vincent De Paul, and other smaller thrift stores near you.
California residents can drop off their old mattresses and box springs at no-cost at a participating collection site or event. Unit limits vary by location and residency restrictions may apply. Also, ask when getting a new mattress delivered for the company to remove the old mattress.
LASAN and UWS have partnered to create flyers for easy-to-understand recycling best practices. If you would like a printed copy or even a magnet version, please contact your Zero Waste Representitive.
LASAN and UWS have partnered to create a letter targeted to tenants of multifamily properties to help them understand the RecycLA Program and recycling best practices. If you would like a printed copy, please contact your Zero Waste Representative.
LASAN has created this Easy Recycling Tips Flyer. If you would like a printed copy, please contact your Zero Waste Representative.