Kern County Waste Management

Established in 1992, the San Joaquin Valley Air District is a public health agency that offers air quality management services. The district implements air pollution control measures, provides incentives for reducing emissions and develops alternatives to achieve emission reduction. Its services include rule and plan development and emission inventory management. The San Joaquin Valley Air District also responds to public complaints and inquiries. It offers air quality models that are used to predict future pollutant concentrations from multiple sources. The district educates children and teachers about air quality through various curricula and in-class presentations. The San Joaquin Valley Air District receives grants from the California Air Resources Board and the United States Environmental Protection Agency.

The Eastern Kern Air Pollution Control District (EKAPCD) is dedicated to achieving and maintaining National and State Ambient Air Quality Standards, ensuring that air pollutants do not pose a nuisance or significant threat to public health. The district offers various programs and initiatives aimed at reducing air pollution, including the Zero Emission Vehicle Rebate Program, which incentivizes residents to purchase zero-emission automobiles. Additionally, EKAPCD engages the community through public hearings and workshops, providing avenues for residents to participate in air quality management. The district also oversees regulations and permits related to air quality, facilitating compliance with environmental standards and promoting healthier living for the residents of Eastern Kern County. Generated from the website

Kern Sanitation Authority is a waste management company based in Bakersfield, CA, serving the local community with essential sanitation services. Specializing in waste collection and disposal, Kern Sanitation Authority plays a crucial role in maintaining cleanliness and environmental sustainability in the region. Generated from their business information