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Many municipalities throughout California and the United States are facing the important issue of solid waste disposal.  Recycling continues to be part of the solution in moving toward the ultimate goal of zero waste. 

However, with local landfills beginning to approach closure dates, municipal solid waste will be forced to move greater distances. 

A solid waste transfer station with its ability to consolidate loads from smaller vehicles into larger ones for transport over greater distance is a critical solution to the immediate problem facing our communities.

The Pomona Valley Transfer Station Project (click the link to view an animation of the project) will move Pomona into the future with such a solution.  Unfortunately, there remain many misconceptions and myths regarding a transfer station. 

facebookThe information provided on this web site and on our facebook page is intended to present the project and to clarify some of the important questions and concerns regarding a transfer station in Pomona.

Support of this project will help spur future growth with Pomona taking a forward step in the management of its municipal solid waste.

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The Pomona Valley Transfer Station Project will now go before the Pomona City Council on appeal of the Planning Commission non-decision. Please bookmark this page and return often to stay up to date on the process.

The date of the City Council public hearing will be posted here, in the meantime call the City Council office at 909-620-2051 and express your support for jobs, revenue and the Pomona Valley Transfer Station.

Please view our Endorsements page for a list of key endorsements the project has received. You may also download and view letters and opinion pieces supporting the Pomona Valley Transfer Station.