Culver City and Los Angeles Christmas Tree Disposal

Culver City residents with curbside recycling service may place their cut-up tree in their yard waste collection container. Please remove tinsel, ornaments, and stands from the tree.

If you live outside Culver City limits you should call the City of Los Angeles Christmas Tree Recycling Hotline: (800) 5-TREE-56 for information about recycling in your neighborhood. Or try calling the Refuse and Recycling Customer Service Office at (310) 253-6400.

Christmas Tree Recycling Program

The City of LA Bureau of Sanitation has CURBSIDE collection for Christmas trees. If your Christmas tree is too big to cut and place it inside the green waste bin, simply place the tree next to your green waste bin on collection day.

Using your green bin to recycle Christmas tree?

REMOVE all ornaments, decorations, tinsels, and stand from the tree
CUT tree in pieces to fit into the green bin, and
PLACE the tree pieces inside the green bin for regular pick-up on collection day. Collected Christmas trees will be recycled into compost and mulch.


Multi-Family Residential Recycling Program Participation (MFRRP) Residents of multifamily buildings are requested to place their Christmas trees at the curbside on the day of collection by the Bureau of Sanitation. Please remove all ornaments, decorations, tinsels, and stand from tree. Visit the City website at www.lacity.org for collection day information Recreation and Park locations and participating Fire Stations Recreation & Park and Fire Station locations will accept Christmas trees for ONE DAY ONLY (see date and time below). Some locations will not be open. Check the listing on this page. There will be NO giveaways and we will NOT be accepting holiday wrapping and packaging material at sites. Please remove all ornaments, decorations, tinsels, and stand from tree. Drop-off Date and Time Sunday, January 6, 2013 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
DROP-OFF SITES:	FIRE STATIONS:
Griffith Park At Griffith Park, Junction Of Golden State (5) & Ventura (134) Frwys LA Zoo parking lot BALDWIN HILLS Rancho Cienega Recreation Center 5001 Rodeo Road ENCINO Balboa Sports Center 17015 Burbank Boulevard HARBOR CITY Harbor Regional Park 25820 Vermont Avenue RANCHO PARK Cheviot Hills Recreation Center 2551 Motor Avenue SUNLAND Sunland Park 8651 Foothill Boulevard WESTCHESTER Westchester Municipal Building 7166 West Manchester Avenue	FIRE STATION #21 1192 E. 51st Street, 90011-Avalon (213) 485-6221 FIRE STATION #28 11641 Corbin Ave., 91326-Northridge (818) 756-9728 FIRE STATION #29 4029 W. Wilshire Bl., 90010-Los Angeles (213) 485-6229 FIRE STATION #44 1410 Cypress Ave., 90065-Cypress Park (213) 485-6244 FIRE STATION #63 1930 Shell Ave., 90291-Venice (310) 575-8563 FIRE STATION #64 10811 S. Main Street, 90061-South Los Angeles (213) 485-6264 FIRE STATION #65 1801 E. Century Bl., 90002-Watts (213) 485-6265 FIRE STATION #71 107 S. Beverly Glen Bl., 90024-Los Angeles (310) 575-8571 FIRE STATION #77 9224 Sunland Bl., 91352- Sun Valley (818) 756-8677 FIRE STATION #82 1800 N. Bronson Ave., 90028-Hollywood (Northeast) (213) 485-6282 FIRE STATION #88 5101 N. Sepulveda Bl., 91403-Sherman Oaks (818) 756-8688 FIRE STATION #94 4470 Coliseum St., 90016-Crenshaw District (213) 485-6294 FIRE STATION #106 23004 Roscoe Bl., 91304-West Hills (818) 756-8606 FIRE STATION #108 12520 Mulholland Dr, LA CA 90210 (818) 756-8608

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Comment by Scupine on December 26, 2012 at 7:35pm: It kinda depends on your relationship with your garbage person. The advisory from the public works department definitely indicates that you put it in your yard wast collection container -- as opposed to just setting it on the curb. I would advise you to at least try to cut it in half before you jam it in the green can.

Comment by Culver City Times on December 26, 2012 at 6:09pm: How much do you have to cut it up? You can't just put it on the curb?

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