Be confident in your
SB 1383 compliance.
Every parcel accounted for — inspections, enforcement, and reporting for the jurisdictions that do the work.
A total solid waste management system. One platform, infinite solutions.
Streamline SB 1383 compliance with centralized data tracking, Implementation Record guidance, and complete hauler management — built on three decades of waste-management expertise, helping local governments since 1991.
How it works
You keep your history. We handle the rest.
- 01
Bring your records in
Your existing records and historical program data move into Connect during onboarding — guided by the CityGreen team, not left to your staff.
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Run your programs
Complaints, inspections, enforcement, waivers, and hauler data all live in one place, with real-time status on every obligation.
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File with confidence
Your Implementation Record and SB 1383 reporting assemble from the work you have already done — ready when CalRecycle asks.
Implementation Records
Assemble and maintain your Implementation Record.
The backbone of your SB 1383 story — built line by line, with guidance at every step and everything in one place when CalRecycle asks.
- Line-by-line guidance with regulatory references for every section.
- Quick, collaborative access to all records for your whole team.
- Real-time status indicators show exactly where your record stands.
- Collection servicesComplete
- Edible food recoveryComplete
- Education & outreachComplete
- Capacity planningIn progress
- Procurement of recovered organicsIn progress
Guided tools for compliance obligations
From complaint to compliance.
Complaints, inspections, enforcements, and waivers live in one guided tracker — with the full case history from intake to resolution.
Trackers · Case C-1042Rossi's Trattoria
Site inspection
Notice of Violation
Re-inspection passed
Field inspections
The field and the office, always in sync.
Inspectors capture findings on their phone. The office tracker is current before they are back in the truck.
Rossi's Trattoria
Trackers · Inspection| ID | Generator | Result | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| INS-2210 | Rossi's Trattoria | Violation | Jul 18 |
| INS-2209 | Harbor Market | Clear | Jul 17 |
| INS-2208 | Bayview Apartments | Clear | Jul 16 |
| INS-2207 | Central Kitchen | Violation | Jul 15 |
Gather & present SB 1383 data
From hauler data to your annual report.
Collection program reporting, customer compliance, education & outreach, and more — tonnage flows in from your haulers, becomes charts and totals, and comes out ready for CalRecycle.
Hauler Data Reports · Collected TonsCollected organics — H1 2026
All haulers · tons per month
Every program your ordinance covers.
Explore by obligation
Every SB 1383 obligation, in depth.
What the regulation requires, where jurisdictions get caught out, and how Connect handles each one.
- Implementation RecordAssemble and maintain your SB 1383 Implementation Record — every CalRecycle record category in one place, filed within 60 days and kept for five years.Read more
- Inspections & enforcementSB 1383 inspection software for California jurisdictions — route reviews, contamination monitoring, edible food generator inspections, and notice-of-violation workflows.Read more
- CalRecycle reportingSB 1383 reporting software that assembles your CalRecycle annual report from hauler tonnage, inspections, and program data — ready before the August 1 deadline.Read more
- Edible food recoveryEdible food recovery tracking for SB 1383 — identify Tier 1 and Tier 2 generators, monitor agreements and capacity, and evidence your program for CalRecycle.Read more
- Procurement targetsTrack SB 1383 recovered organic waste product procurement against your CalRecycle target — compost, mulch, renewable natural gas, and biomass electricity in one record.Read more
- SB 1383 checklistA complete SB 1383 compliance checklist for California jurisdictions — every obligation from ordinance and collection through procurement, recordkeeping, and reporting.Read more
Common questions
What jurisdictions ask us first.
Does Connect replace our current records, or import them?
Both. Your existing records and historical program data are brought into Connect during onboarding, so you keep your continuity instead of starting over.
How long does onboarding take?
It depends on your programs and data. Setup is guided by the CityGreen team end to end — schedule a consultation and we will scope a timeline for your city.
Is our data separate from other jurisdictions?
Yes. Every jurisdiction’s records are isolated and access-controlled — your staff, your consultants, and your haulers each see exactly what their role allows.
What does it cost?
Pricing scales with the size of your jurisdiction and the programs you run. A consultation gets you a scoped recommendation and a straight answer on cost — no obligation.
Who is CityGreen Connect for?
California jurisdictions subject to SB 1383 — cities, counties, and special districts that provide solid waste collection service — along with the haulers and consultants who work with them.
We already track this in spreadsheets. What actually changes?
Two things. The record stops depending on the person who built the spreadsheet, and related records stay linked — a complaint, the inspection it triggered, the violation issued, and the resolution are one case rather than four files. That link is what compliance reviews ask about and what folders cannot hold.
Can our haulers submit data directly?
Yes. Haulers submit collected tonnage, customer compliance, education and outreach distribution, and construction and demolition data through structured forms tied to your jurisdiction, so it arrives attributed rather than as a spreadsheet to reconcile.
Our hauler serves several cities. Does their data get mixed up?
No. Submissions from a hauler serving multiple jurisdictions are attributed to the correct jurisdiction, so shared-hauler tonnage does not merge across the cities they serve.
Can our consultants access our data?
Yes, with explicitly granted access. Consultant access is managed per jurisdiction and can be granted and revoked, so an outside consultant sees what you have given them and nothing else.
Does it work in the field?
Yes. Inspectors capture findings and photos on a phone against the right record, and the office tracker reflects them without anyone re-keying paper forms.
Can we start with one program instead of everything at once?
Most jurisdictions do start somewhere specific — usually the Implementation Record or inspections — and expand from there. What makes sense first depends on where your gaps are, which is what a consultation is for.
How does Connect help with the August 1 annual report?
By making it an act of reading rather than assembly. Hauler tonnage, inspections, route reviews, education, and procurement are captured as they happen, so the figures the report needs already exist when the deadline arrives.
Is Connect only useful for SB 1383?
SB 1383 is what most jurisdictions come for, but the platform covers solid waste program management more broadly — complaints, hauler oversight, self-haul permits, construction and demolition, and reporting that outlives any single regulation.
How do we get started?
Schedule a consultation. CityGreen will assess where your programs stand and recommend next steps — there is no obligation, and no self-serve signup to work around first.
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