• Liquid waste
• Tires from any vehicle (tires and rims must be disposed separately)
• Salt/brine, detergents
• Sandblasting sand, fly ash and all special wastes
• Non-hazardous wastes containing asbestos
• E-waste (E-waste is accepted at the Puente Hills MRF Recycle Center.)

Visit our Household Hazardous Waste program webpage for information on how to properly dispose of the following items:

• Hazardous materials, chemicals, paint, and universal waste materials
• Pharmaceutical (medicines), used needles or sharps
• Used oil or material contaminated with oil

Only clean green waste loads that are free of contamination will be accepted, such as brush, tree trimmings, grass and certain other yard wastes.  Contamination includes any materials which the green waste diversion contractor cannot accept for diversion.  This includes palm logs/trunks, or loads in which the majority of green waste are palm fronds, in addition to other contaminants such as MSW, concrete, dirt, and plastics.

Read more about Green Waste Load Requirements.

Payment at the scales must be in cash, credit card (MC, American Express, & Discover Card only), debit card, or by pre-arranged credit. No checks are accepted. All disposal rates, excluding green waste rates, include state, county, and appropriate local fees and taxes.

Tipping Fees for Solid Waste and Recyclables

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors adopted Ordinance No. 91-0003, on February 13, 1991, which established the Calabasas Landfill wasteshed. The Ordinance prohibits the landfill from accepting waste, including tires, from outside of the wasteshed area (service area) composed of the:

• Unincorporated cities of:
  • Hidden Hills
  • Agoura Hills
  • Westlake Village
  • Thousand Oaks
• A Portion of the City of Los Angeles bordered by the northerly line of Township 2 North on the north, Interstate Highway 405 on the east, Sunset Boulevard and the Pacific Ocean on the south, and the city boundary on the west
• Certain unincorporated areas in the counties of Los Angeles and Ventura.

Map of the Calabasas Landfill Wasteshed Area

The Calabasas Landfill is owned by the County of Los Angeles and operated by the Sanitation Districts under a joint powers agreement.