Medical & Solid Waste
Medical Waste Program
IMPORTANT: Environmental Health Services is transitioning to an online portal in 2024 to streamline the process of managing permits and billing. If you did not already respond to the postcard mailer or email that went out in November and December, please review the email (click here) for further instructions. It is critical that we collect contact information to designate someone as a primary user who will be responsible for managing your business’ online account.
- Medical Waste Management Act
- Medical Waste Closure Requirements
- Medical Waste Storage Sign
- Biohazard Bag Containment and Transport
- Multi-tenant Laboratory and Commercial Office Regulatory Guidance
- CDPH Handling, Storage, and Treatment Chart
- Medical Waste Self-Audit Checklist
- Medical Waste Closure Plan
- Medical Waste Management Plan
- Medical Waste Registration Form
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Solid Waste Program
IMPORTANT: Environmental Health Services is transitioning to an online portal in 2024 to streamline the process of managing permits and billing. If you did not already respond to the postcard mailer or email that went out in November and December, please review the email (click here) for further instructions. It is critical that we collect contact information to designate someone as a primary user who will be responsible for managing your business’ online account.
Waste and Used Tire Program
Hundreds of tires are illegally dumped every year in San Mateo County. Numerous more are stockpiled at residences. Millions of dollars are spent annually to clean up tires and illegal tire dumps statewide. Your tax dollars and other recycling-based fees pay for city and county personnel to collect dumped tires and place them into the recycling stream.