![Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 62
- 33 866
Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts
United States
Registrace 14. 04. 2020
The Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts are a public agency focused on converting waste into resources like recycled water, energy and recycled materials. The agency consists of 24 independent special districts serving about 5.5 million people in Los Angeles County. The service areas in the map below cover approximately 850 square miles and encompass 78 cities and unincorporated areas in the county.
For information on the Sanitation Districts' Social Media Terms of Use, please click here: bit.ly/3cjRGoe
For information on the Sanitation Districts' Social Media Terms of Use, please click here: bit.ly/3cjRGoe
Stormwater Impacts on the Sewers and What You Can Do to Help
A message from the Sanitation Districts regarding stormwater impacts on the sewers and what you can do to help.
For more information on the Sanitation Districts, please visit www.lacsd.org or email us at info@lacsd.org.
For more information on the Sanitation Districts, please visit www.lacsd.org or email us at info@lacsd.org.
zhlédnutí: 247
Video
Highlights of the Sanitation Districts Centennial Celebration on October 26, 2023
zhlédnutí 80Před 9 měsíci
Highlights of the Sanitation Districts Centennial Celebration on October 26, 2023For the full recording of the event, click here czcams.com/video/btmHyyEd9A8/video.html. To learn more about the Sanitation Districts. visit www.lacsd.org,
Sanitation Districts' Centennial Celebration
zhlédnutí 59Před 9 měsíci
Sanitation Districts' Centennial Celebration October 26, 2023 Carson, CA Program 00:00 Welcome 04:55 Lula Davis-Holmes, Mayor of City of Carson 12:13 Cathy Warner, Chair of Sanitation District 2 & Whittier Councilmember 15:29 Janice Hahn, Chair of Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors 25:10 Steven Bradford, CA Senator for 35th District 30:44 Blanca Pacheco, Assemblymember for 64th District 41...
What We Do: Engineers of the Sanitation Districts
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed rokem
Learn what the engineers of the Sanitation Districts do and how they help protect public health and the environment. Visit www.lacsd.org.
Enhanced Tours of the Joint Water Pollution Control Plant in Carson.
zhlédnutí 420Před rokem
The Sanitation Districts is offering free enhanced tours of our Joint Water pollution Control Plant in Carson. Besides learning about wastewater treatment, we hope to inspire students to seek careers in the wastewater industry such as science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. For more information or to book your tour, contact Julie Patino at 562-908-4288 ext. 2300 or juliepatino@lacsd....
Who We Are: Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts
zhlédnutí 1KPřed rokem
The Sanitation Districts protect public health and the environment through innovative and cost-effective wastewater and solid waste management. Learn more about us and visit www.lacsd.org.
How Do You Build A Modern Tunnel: Virtual Tour of Clearwater Tunnel Project September 2022
zhlédnutí 890Před rokem
How Do You Build A Modern Tunnel: Virtual Tour of Clearwater Tunnel Project Presented on September 28, 2022 Content 0:00 Welcome 01:09 Presentation 26:13 Questions & Answers
Joint Water Pollution Control Plant & Bixby Marshland Virtual Tour August 2022
zhlédnutí 656Před 2 lety
Virtual Tour of the Joint Water Pollution Control Plant & Bixby Marshland Presented on August 13, 2022 Contents 00:00:00 Welcome 00:02:13 Virtual Tour of Joint Water Pollution Control Plant 00:38:14 Tour Questions & Answers 00:45:48 Virtual Tour of Bixby Marshland 01:07:38 Bixby Questions & Answers For more information on the Sanitation Districts' Tour program, visit www.lacsd.org/tours or cont...
Ocean Monitoring Virtual Tour July 2022
zhlédnutí 244Před 2 lety
Virtual Tour of Ocean Monitoring Boat, the Ocean Sentinel. Presented on July 16, 2022 Content 00:00 Welcome 02:03 Virtual Tour 44:58 Questions & Answers For more information on our Tours Program, visit www.lacsd.org/tours or contact us at (562) 908-4288 ext. 2301 or info@lacsd.org.
San Jose Creek WRP, Puente Hills Landfill & Materials Recovery Facility Virtual Tour June 2022
zhlédnutí 426Před 2 lety
Virtual Tour of the San Jose Creek Water Reclamation Plant, Puente Hills Landfill & Materials Recovery Facility Presented on June 11, 2022 Content 00:00:00 Welcome 00:02:00 San Jose Creek WRP Virtual Tour 00:25:00 Questions & Answers 00:40:00 Puente Hills Landfill & Materials Recovery Facility Virtual Tour 01:15:00 Questions & Answers For more information on our Tour Program, visit www.lacsd.or...
San Jose Creek Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour and Prop 218 Information Meeting May 2022
zhlédnutí 279Před 2 lety
Virtual Tour of San Jose Creek Water Reclamation Plant and Prop 218 Information Meeting. Presented on May 7, 2022. Contents 00:00:00 Welcome 00:01:36 Virtual Tour 00:50:00 Tour Questions And Answers 01:11:25 Prop 218 Information Meeting For more information on our Tour Program, visit www.lacsd.org/tours or email us at info@lacsd.org. For more information on our Prop 218 rate changes, visit www....
Joint Water Pollution Control Plant Virtual Tour & Prop 218 Information Meeting April 2022
zhlédnutí 521Před 2 lety
Virtual Tour of the Joint Water Pollution Control Plant & Prop 218 Information Meeting Presented on April 30, 2022 Contents 00:00:00 Welcome 00:00:19 Virtual Tour 00:57:36 Tour Questions & Answers 01:18:22 Prop 218 Presentation 01:47:48 Prop 218 Questions & Answers For more information on the Sanitation Districts' Tour program, visit www.lacsd.org/tours or contact us at info@lacsd.org.
Prop 218 Information Meeting April 2022
zhlédnutí 107Před 2 lety
Sanitation Districts Prop 218 Information Meeting for Joint Outfall System Presented April 26, 2022 Content 0:00 Welcome 0:32 Presentation For more information on the Sanitation Districts' Prop 218 Process, visit www.lacsd.org/rates or contact us at (855) 240-9608 or rates@lacsd.org.
Lancaster Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour March 2022
zhlédnutí 326Před 2 lety
Lancaster Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour March 2022
Palmdale Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour March 2022
zhlédnutí 282Před 2 lety
Palmdale Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour March 2022
SB 1383 Organics Diversion Workshop January 2022
zhlédnutí 348Před 2 lety
SB 1383 Organics Diversion Workshop January 2022
Valencia Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour December 2021
zhlédnutí 556Před 2 lety
Valencia Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour December 2021
Puente Hills Materials Recovery Facility Virtual Tour November 2021
zhlédnutí 522Před 2 lety
Puente Hills Materials Recovery Facility Virtual Tour November 2021
How Do We Recycle Water? San Jose Creek Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour November 2021
zhlédnutí 277Před 2 lety
How Do We Recycle Water? San Jose Creek Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour November 2021
How Do You Build a Modern Tunnel? Clearwater Project Virtual Update October 2021
zhlédnutí 785Před 2 lety
How Do You Build a Modern Tunnel? Clearwater Project Virtual Update October 2021
Lancaster Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour October 2021
zhlédnutí 515Před 2 lety
Lancaster Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour October 2021
Palmdale Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour October 2021
zhlédnutí 407Před 2 lety
Palmdale Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour October 2021
Joint Water Pollution Control Plant Virtual Tour and Bixby Marshland August 2021
zhlédnutí 415Před 3 lety
Joint Water Pollution Control Plant Virtual Tour and Bixby Marshland August 2021
Ocean Sentinel (Ocean Monitoring Boat) Virtual Tour July 2021
zhlédnutí 690Před 3 lety
Ocean Sentinel (Ocean Monitoring Boat) Virtual Tour July 2021
Bixby Marshland LIVE Virtual Tour July 2021
zhlédnutí 445Před 3 lety
Bixby Marshland LIVE Virtual Tour July 2021
Regional Recycled Water Advanced Purification Center Virtual Tour June 2021
zhlédnutí 489Před 3 lety
Regional Recycled Water Advanced Purification Center Virtual Tour June 2021
Recorrido Virtual de la Planta de Recuperacion de Agua San Jose Creek June 2021
zhlédnutí 126Před 3 lety
Recorrido Virtual de la Planta de Recuperacion de Agua San Jose Creek June 2021
Bixby Marshland LIVE Virtual Tour June 2021
zhlédnutí 166Před 3 lety
Bixby Marshland LIVE Virtual Tour June 2021
Scholl Canyon Landfill Virtual Tour May 2021
zhlédnutí 986Před 3 lety
Scholl Canyon Landfill Virtual Tour May 2021
Bixby Marshland LIVE Virtual Tour May 2021
zhlédnutí 154Před 3 lety
Bixby Marshland LIVE Virtual Tour May 2021
COVID 23 😢😮Trailer: SONG BIRD STX Films
Celebration in style for our 100-year-old agency is the perfect way to mark this milestone. I am very proud to be a part of this outstanding agency and thankful for the opportunity. From its humble beginnings to where it is today, LACSD has played a vital role in our community, providing essential services and support, as was well shown in the presentation videos. We have grown and evolved over time, but our core mission has not changed: to make a positive difference to the community we serve. I wish the agency many more years of success and impact, guided by our core vision and mission statement.
:) I love the work your group does -- and every other sanitation entity across the nation. Love seeing infrastructure ! But you should put the link to the careers in the description :)
You need to get to picking up the trash all over the streets and near all these homeless areas. You are getting exposed on YT and it's not looking very good for you guys. Trash bins full to the brim, or are completely taped off from using, so all the trash gets put on top of, or around the bin. Not to mention the sidewalks. What a cess pool!
:) Joy. :) Infrastructure.
COVID 23 😢😮 SONG BIRD STX Films
Timestamps for reference: 4:08: tour starts for solid waste 5:42 pipelines and power plant 9:14 recyclables End at about 20 min
Very neat!!!
Great update and tour of the project. Thanks all!
Thank you for the Update. I have been looking forward to it. I have a couple of questions listed below. 1) You mention that the engineers have factored in for seismic events, but with the new data on the Palos Verdes fault zone which recently came out and stated that it could possibly produce up to a 7.8 earthquake, will they have to re-examine and possibly make some modifications in that area? 2) I see that before the segments are put in place that there is already some sort of covering or lining there. Can you elaborate a bit on that area? Like the material used and or the thickness. 3) Once the tunneling is done and the segments are all in place will there be more interior lining put into the tunnel too smooth out the interior surfaces? Those segments seem to have a lot of pockets in them where they are bolted together. Thanks
Hello, thank you for your questions. Please see our response. 1.The PV earthquake fault was incorporated into the overall structural design of the tunnel. A steel liner (sleeve) will be placed inside the tunnel along the PV earthquake fault. This design feature will provide sufficient structural reinforcement to withstand a 500-year earthquake. 2. Each wall segment is made of reinforced concrete that is over 1 foot thick. These wall segments are erected every 5 feet inside the tunnel boring machine (TBM) housing. Once all six segments are in place, forming a ring, the TBM pushes off the ring. When the TBM pushes forward several feet, the tunnel wall is exposed to the surrounding soil. A grout is injected into the narrow space in between the outer tunnel wall and the soil. 3. The concrete wall segments are edged with rubber gaskets that, when in place and bolted together, make the tunnel waterproof. The wall segments also have pockets as part of their design. These pockets are used to insert post-tensioning cables. Once all six wall segments are installed, forming a ring, the cable is tightened. This is another way of keeping the tunnel ring intact.
Los- Good day-professional ,catch you later-
Good information. Very intriguing!
I adore owls!
Thank you for keeping our water safe
Actually there are four P's when you consider PUKE!
Thank you for creating this virtual tour. I learned a lot and it has helped me with my Operator Exams.
Fascinating. And the San Gabriel Bike Path that passes the percolation basins is some 32 miles long, it starts at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains on Highway 39 above Auzsa at mile marker 18, and heads South some 32 miles to Seal Beach where it empties in to the ocean. Along the way there are a small number of road crossings, but the majority of the trail is free from automotive intrusion, the San Gabriel River Bike Path was designed to have minimal vehicle intrusion. Many people bicycle North during the day and then find a spot out of the way to camp, perhaps illegally at the Water Park or, even just as illegally, within the water drainage of the San Gabriel River -- which has its own safety hazards. Then they wake up in the morning and bicycle back South. Also this project is part of the "Toilets To Taps" TTT effort which is attempting to get Southern California to rely less and less on fresh water, reusing gray water more and more simply because we must, we have no choice. About 15 years ago, someone with the United Nations said that California needs to evacuate its populace *now* to avoid forced evacuations when water sources fail without suitable alternatives enough for the large population.
so inspiritiaittational
I love how everything is instrumented. :) Some details about the command and control equipment would be neat, PLC cabinet control equipment and what not.
I am sure LA county is working on this and that is thermal conversion for MSW. I heard Lancaster is one of the first and will be made into hydrogen.
SB-1383: An anaerobic digester is more efficient at producing methane than a landfill, and the product mix is higher concentration of methane. Where organics are diverted from landfill to digester, I believe there should be a net increase in usable methane production. With regards to electricity generation, the challenge then is getting the methane to the generating facility and I'd guess the vast, in place gas pipeline infrastructure would be used.
episode 5 of: why did youtube reccomend me this
It's amazing the amount of science used, even beyond the sheer glut of technology. 22 million people live in Southern California, more and more we have to re-use gray water.
Once they steal your water, then they will steal your land.
It's amazing the amount of infrastructure that most people are utterly unaware of. :) Lovey. This video walk through was very good, utterly fascinating.
Highly informative, thank you for holding these. Few people know how our infrastructure works. :)
Fascinating. Utterly fascinating. Maybe the Build Back Better Bill will provide additional funding for such infrastructure.
Amazing. Absolutely amazing. I doubt if there are 1 in 1000 people who understand what infrastructure is, how it works, how technology and science are integrated in to virtually everything we do day to day. Fascinating.
We are NOW dealing with the hydrogen Sulfide, boom noises and earthquakes in CARSON!!!! hmmm
Fascinating, utterly fascinating. 400 million gallons of sewage is a lot. :) Amazing.
even as a pilot project that is still producing a very good amount of water already! congratulations and i hope the future plans work out.
I have not come back here since the landfill closed in 2013. Now I drive to midvalley landfill in Rialto. Do you accept green waste at the recover facility?
Yes we do. www.lacsd.org/services/solid-waste/tipping-fees-for-solid-waste-and-recyclables
Collecting samples, checking health of marine life. Separating interesting animals: angular fish and invertebrates. There is a lot LACSD does ensuring ocean water healthy. Wish there was a trip on the boat!
That was me on the compactor !! :)
Well done!! Thanks a bunch -- Genesis was right, this is better than being there!
INTERESTING...THANKS. NICE ❤️
Very informative! I would have loved to see just a little more video and your workers doing their thing.
Currently enjoying the virtual tours of these facilities. Thanks again Basil and Genesis! Keep up the great work!
What a waste of money, just let the people use their land...
Every time that I do a rooter service, I tell the tenants not to flush them "flushable" wipes cause the label is misleading. Anyone with commons sense can see that they don't deteriorate.
Assuming that reverse osmosis treatment does not occur at JWPCP, how do pharmaceuticals affect marine life?
Really appreciate the detail and virtual walkthrough of the plant and marshland. It's great to know the plant self-generates it's own electricity to run. Some great questions asked by real time viewers help to further explain all of what the plant does. Thank you again!