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We envision the Public Works Department as a competitive, world class, public service organization dedicated to delivering projects, programs, and services for Inglewood in a timely and cost effective manner which establishes us as the provider of choice to our customers.
Public Works Mission
To sustainably plan, design, construct and manage public infrastructure; provide services for development and improvement of private property; maintain precise, accurate, readily accessible records for the City of Inglewood.
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Twice a year, Waste Management will haul away your bulky items from your curbside, free of charge.The next Operation Clean Sweep will happen in the month of October. For more detailed information, please check the schedule for your convenient Saturday Clean Sweep Day.
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The Inglewood City Council adopted the City of Inglewood 2010 Urban Water Management Plan onJune 7, 2011.. The plan has been prepared in compliance with the California Planning Act of 1983 (Act) as amended to 2010 and includes discussion on Water Utility Service Area, Water utility Facilities, Water Sources and Supplies, Water Quality Information, Water Conservation to meet SB 7-7, 20X2020 criteria, Water Reliability Planning, Water Use Provisions, Water Demand Mangement Measures, Water Shortage Contingency Plan and Water Recycling.
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DOLLAR$ will be available for homeowners in the South Bay to upgrade their homes for energy and water efficiency. Through Energy Upgrade California in Los Angeles County, homeowners who complete qualifying energy-saving home upgrade projects can receive rebates and incentives of up to $4,500. With a variety of improvement options, homeowners can increase their home's energy efficiency and reduce monthly utility bills.
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September 22 Marks Launch of Illegal Dumping Clean Up Effort with $400,000 from State
September 15, 2010; Inglewood, Calif. € Waste Management and the City of Inglewood will launch a new effort to fight illegal dumping in the City on Wednesday, September 22nd at 9:30 AM.
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The light brown apple moth (LBAM), an invasive species native to Australia, has recently been detected in Solano and Los Angeles counties, adding to the nine previously infested Bay Area and Central Coast counties. Single moths were detected in both new counties, and additional arrays of insect traps in both areas have detected no additional moths.
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For the first time in the state’s history, the water supply and delivery system may not be able to meet our growing needs. At the same time, critical environmental resources are in peril. From aging infrastructure to population growth to climate change, we face a complex set of problems that threaten the future of California’s population, economy and environment.
To learn more, click here.
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A Gardener’s Guide To Global Warming. You have probably seen that many plants in your back yard are blooming earlier. Plants across the nation are affected by global warming. Global warming will mean that many native and iconic plants may no longer find suitable climate conditions in major portions of their historic range.
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City of Inglewood, Fleet Management and Transit Services has taken delivery of 17 brand new 2007 CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) Honda Civics to be dispersed to City departments in need of new or replacement vehicles. These vehicles will be used by Parking Enforcement and the Sound Insulation, Parks, Recreation & Community Services, and Community Development Departments.
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DURING AN EARTHQUAKE. When you feel an earthquake, duck under a desk or sturdy table. Stay away from windows, bookcases, file cabinets, heavy mirrors, hanging plants, and other heavy objects that could fall. Watch out for falling plaster and ceiling tiles. Stay undercover until the shaking stops, and hold onto your cover. If it moves, move with it. Click "MORE" below for more tips.
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It shall be unlawful for any person to operate any motor driven vehicle within the City that, due to the nature of the operation of the vehicle, or due to the operating condition of the vehicle, or due to any modification made to vehicle, generates noise so that a reasonable person is caused discomfort or annoyance. (Ord. 88-29 9-13-88)
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A Cleaner Greener Inglewood!
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Do You See A Problem On Our Streets?
CALL ONE OF OUR MANY HOTLINES
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Make Safety Stick : Metro Rail Safety—Never walk
or drive around lowered gates. Metro Bus
Safety—Avoid casual conversation with the driver.
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Canine Influenza, also called Canine Flu, is a newly identified disease of dogs. It can infect any breed of dog and appears in dogs to be similar to Canine Cough (also called Kennel Cough or Infectious Canine Tracheobronchitis). However, early studies of Canine Influenza indicate that the disease has adapted in the dog from a common infection in horses. It is a highly contagious and sometimes deadly canine flu that is spreading in kennels and at dog tracks around the country.
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The new Geographic Information Systems (GIS) GIS Request and Map Request application is now available online.
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We will be closed for business on the following seven holidays:
New Year’s Day
Martin Luther King’s Birthday
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas
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It shall be unlawful for any person to interfere with the collection, conveyance or disposal of refuse or recyclable by the City or any licensed, provate collector.
For more information, click here.
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Transit Alternative— Steve Tontz (left) and Scott Greene geared up in safety helmets and protective gear for Bike to Work Day. Steve biked in 7 miles from Long Beach and Scott, 15 miles, from Playa del Rey. "We get exercise, save gas and spare the car from wear and tear," remarked Steve.
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The Los Angeles County West Vector Control District will no longer respond to weekend service requests. During the week, call (310) 915-7370 to make service requests. A list of licensed pest control companies, which is neither endorsed nor recommended by the Vector Control District, is posted on the city website, under the Public Works Department. Weekend callers to the Control District will be offered referrals to private companies in the area from this list.
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The City of Inglewood has been selected by the California WateReuse Association as its Recycled Water Customer of the Year!
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The City is receiving numerous calls in regard to a growing concern about standing pools of water in the gutter throughout the City that provides a potential breeding ground for mosquitoes, and for possible exposure to the virus.
http://www.lawestvector.org/
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We are glad you came to visit the Public Works main page. We hope you find all the information you need but if you do not, please call our 24/7 Hotline at 310-680-5000.
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The City of Inglewood in partnership with Waste Management now provides a state-of-the-art Trash Removal and Recycling Program. Trash removal and recycling is now, as easy as Blue, Black, and Green.
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The State of California is almost as well known for its water shortage as for its movie stars. The City of Inglewood has become an environmental leader in the state by actively seeking new ways to utilize a readily available alternative water resource, recycled water.
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Africanized honey bees are still present throughout Los Angeles County. Be sure to read this announcement for information pertaining to the removal of bee hives.
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City of Inglewood
Department of Public Works
2004-2005
Speed Hump Information
& Application Forms
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This report has been prepared to assist the City of Inglewood in identifying and assessing potential opportunities to reduce electric energy costs, increase revenues, and improve reliability of electric service to City facilities.
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Public Works Vision
We envision the Public Works Department as a competitive, world class, public service organization dedicated to delivering projects, programs, and services for Inglewood in a timely and cost effective manner which establishes us as the provider of choice to our customers.
Public Works Mission
To sustainably plan, design, construct and manage public infrastructure; provide services for development and improvement of private property; maintain precise, accurate, readily accessible records for the City of Inglewood.
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