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Find a Job, Work in Your
Community | Trash Talk: Dead Batteries Now Easy to
Unload
Outdoor Volunteer Projects Keep Bay Beautiful
Safety Tips: Getting In Touch with Public Safety Help
Find a
Job, Work in Your Community
Our job line is available 24/7! Call 646.3751
to hear a listing of full-time jobs with the City or visit
www.monterey.org
TRASH TALK...
Dead Batteries Now Easy to Unload
When the energy is spent, dispose of alkaline
and rechargeable batteries at select City facilities around town. Batteries
are now considered hazardous waste and are banned from landfill sites.
To support community-wide disposal efforts, the City has become an
authorized collection facility. It’s now easier than ever, so participate
and keep your community hazard free.
Drop off locations include: City Hall,
corner of Pacific and Madison streets (646.3935); Monterey Public Library,
625 Pacific St. (646.3932); Casanova Oak-Knoll Park Center, Ramona and
Euclid avenues (646.5665); Hilltop Park Center, Jessie Street and David
Avenue (646.3975); Scholze Park Center, 280 Dickman Ave. (646.3878);
Monterey Youth Center, 777 Pearl St. (646.3873); and Whole Foods Market, 800
Del Monte Center (333.1600).
Batteries must be placed inside the containers marked for battery
waste only and will only be collected during regular business hours. Call
ahead for hours and drop-off site specifics. Remember fluorescent bulbs also
are hazardous waste and must be taken to the Marina Landfill. Call the
Monterey Regional Waste Management District at 384.5313 or visit
www.mrwmd.org for hours
of operation.
For more details, contact the City’s Solid Waste Program Manager
Angela Brantley at
646.5662 or
brantley@ci.monterey.ca.us
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 Outdoor
Volunteer Projects Keep Bay Beautiful
Learn about keeping our Bay healthy! Volunteers
are needed for summer water-monitoring as well as storm drain stenciling
projects. It’s a great chance to work outdoors. That pesky invasive kelp,
Undaria, is still hanging around Monterey Harbor. Volunteers can help “weed”
the harbor from the docks or if certified as a scuba diver, from the water.
For more volunteer opportunities with the City, check the Web at
www.monterey.org/volunteer
or contact Volunteer Services at 646.3719 or
sammon@ci.monterey.ca.us
 SAFETY TIPS...
Getting In Touch With Public Safety Help
Striving to make the community a safer place
for residents and visitors alike, the City’s public safety team is here to
assist you day or night and offers these important tips on how and when to
call for assistance.
If you have an emergency, call 9-1-1. Police and/or fire personnel
will respond immediately for situations involving a crime in progress,
vehicle collision, injury accident, fire or any situation where there is an
immediate concern about or threat to public safety, life or property.
Emergency calls made from a cellular phone will be routed through the
California Highway Patrol.
Other important numbers
Non-emergency assistance can be requested 24 hours a day at 646.3914. Report
a past crime or complaint, non-injury vehicle accident or other routine
matters. Police will respond as an officer becomes available. The Monterey
Police Department Station is staffed 24 hours a day.
Call 646.3830 for general information, crime report and investigation
inquiries and other police-related services.
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