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you should know...
The City is committed to managing its biosolids in an environmentally sound, socially acceptable, and cost-effective manner. We are constantly reviewing the program and incorporating continual improvements. To ensure that we continue to engage our interested parties and public we invite you to participate in our goals and objective setting process. To find out more click here.
In 2009, we conducted an interim audit of our program. To view the results or assist in addressing the findings from the audit click here. Also if you are interested in participating in future audits please contact us. We value your input and would love to hear from you. If you have any questions or comments contact us at 310-648-5877 or san.biosolidsems@lacity.org.
This site was updated on
July 22, 2010
| Management Team
The management of biosolids is supported by several divisions within the Bureau of Sanitation. Each division is important in helping the City manage its biosolids in a safe and environmentally sound manner. Listed below are the mission statements for each division. The management team organizational chart is available for download in Adobe Acrobat format.
- Bureau of Sanitation:
To protect the public and environment.
- Treatment Plant Division:
(Hyperion Treatment Plant, Terminal Island Water Reclamation Plant): To protect public health and the environment by providing quality, cost effective wastewater treatment, residual management, and resource recovery.
- Human Resources Development Division:
Preparing employees to safely and effectively perform their roles in protecting the public and the environment.
- Industrial Waste Management Division:
To protect public health and safety, the wastewater system, and the environment by implementing an effective and efficient program for source control of pollutants while enhancing relationships with industry, government, and public.
- Environmental Monitoring Division:
To provide quality and cost-effective environmental data, research and assessment in support of the Bureau's operation, compliance, and source control activities to protect public health and the environment.
- Regulatory Affairs Division:
To assist the Bureau in proactively identifying, understanding, and responding to existing, emerging, and evolving environmental issues, policies, legislation, and regulations, ensuring they are reasonably achievable, and scientifically based, while partnering with regulatory agencies, environmental groups, City offices and other affected stakeholders.
- Solid Resources Processing and Construction Division:
To serve the public and protect the environment by the operation of transfer stations and yard trimmings processing facilities, and through the beneficial use and management of City-owned landfills, while providing support to the Bureau's Solid Resources Management Program.
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