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ALT Flyer titled “Self-Paced Master Composter Training.” It explains that the program is a 3‑month online course covering composting/vermicomposting basics, best practices, and troubleshooting, available to participants worldwide. An illustration shows a person sitting at a desk using a computer. A section labeled “Our Programs” lists virtual self‑paced courses, open year‑round registration, and worldwide availability. Another section lists 2027 session dates: January 4, April 5, July 5, and October 4. A star element says “Call or email us to get started!” An illustration of a compost bin appears on the right. Bottom of the flyer includes Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo and contact info: 951‑486‑3200 and [email protected].

ALT Three people standing together at an outdoor farmer's market, smiling and holding SWAG items. The top part of the image resembles a market stall. Text reads: "Join us at the Farmer's Markets". A schedule shows times from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM and the locations of Palm Springs Culture Center on November 14 and RUHS Medical Center on November 19, with a calendar of November 2026. There's a section for free swag featuring reusable utensils. Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo at the bottom.

ALT Folleto de color café que promociona un evento de recolección de residuos peligrosos domésticos. El texto dice: «Este sábado, 7 de noviembre de 2026, de 9:00 a.m. a 2:00 p.m.» en la Lake Elsinore PHHWCF, 512 North Langstaff Street, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530. La parte superior del folleto muestra diversos artículos de residuos peligrosos domésticos, incluyendo pintura en aerosol, productos de limpieza, pesticidas y fluidos automotrices. El pie de página incluye el logotipo del Departamento de Recursos de Residuos del Condado de Riverside y el lema «Gestionando residuos para un mañana mejor».

ALT Brown flyer promoting a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event. Text reads: “This Saturday, November 7, 2026, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM” at Lake Elsinore PHHWCF, 512 North Langstaff Street, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530. The top of the flyer shows various household hazardous waste items including spray paint, cleaning products, pesticides, and automotive fluids. Footer includes Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo and the slogan “Managing Waste for a Better Tomorrow.”

ALT Flyer promoting a Community Clean Up event in Thousand Palms on Saturday, November 7, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Della S. Lindley Elementary, located at 31495 Robert Road, Thousand Palms, CA 92276. The flyer features a photo of volunteers and staff unloading materials from pickup trucks into large green waste containers. The Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo appears in the bottom right corner of the photo.

ALT Graphic with a purple gradient sky and orange text reading "Happy Halloween From RCWaste!" A silhouette of a crooked haunted house stands on the left with lit orange windows and a witch flying in front of a large yellow moon. On the right, a twisted tree, bats, ghosts, and carved jack‑o’-lanterns appear in silhouette. At the bottom is the Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo with the tagline "Managing Waste for a Better Tomorrow."

ALT Graphic with a purple gradient background and large orange text reading, "Remember to place your waste in the correct bin!" Below are three illustrated waste bins with labels. First is a blue recycling bin with the recycling symbol next to text stating, "Plastic, aluminum, and glass beverage bottles go in the recycling bin." Below is a green organics bin with a fishbone symbol next to text stating, "Jack‑o’-lanterns and other fruits, veggies, and food scraps go in the organics bin." Last is a black trash bin with a trash‑can symbol next to text stating, "Candy wrappers and other non‑recyclables go in the trash bin." The Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo appears at the bottom with the tagline "Managing Waste for a Better Tomorrow."

ALT Green flyer promoting a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event. Text reads: “This Saturday, October 31, 2026, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM” at City of Indio Corporate Yard, 83101 Avenue 45, Indio, CA 92201. The top of the flyer shows various household hazardous waste items including spray paint, cleaning products, pesticides, and automotive fluids. Footer includes Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo and the slogan “Managing Waste for a Better Tomorrow.”

ALT Folleto de color verde que promociona un evento de recolección de residuos peligrosos domésticos. El texto dice: «Este sábado, 31 de octubre de 2026, de 9:00 a.m. a 2:00 p.m.» en el centro de operaciones municipales de la cuidad de Indio, 83101 Avenue 45, Indio, CA 92201. La parte superior del folleto muestra diversos artículos de residuos peligrosos domésticos, incluyendo pintura en aerosol, productos de limpieza, pesticidas y fluidos automotrices. El pie de página incluye el logotipo del Departamento de Recursos de Residuos del Condado de Riverside y el lema «Gestionando residuos para un mañana mejor».

ALT Folleto para el evento de limpieza comunitaria «Good Hope Community Clean Up», que muestra a voluntarios y camiones en un punto de recolección de residuos. El evento tendrá lugar el sábado 24 de octubre, de 8:00 a. m. a 12:00 p. m., en el vertedero Mead Valley (Mead Valley Landfill), ubicado en 22376 Forrest Rd., Perris, CA 92570. El folleto incluye el logotipo del Departamento de Recursos de Residuos del Condado de Riverside (Riverside County Department of Waste Resources).

ALT Community clean-up event flyer for Good Hope Community Clean Up, featuring volunteers and trucks at a waste collection site. The event takes place Saturday, October 24, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Mead Valley Landfill on 22376 Forrest Rd. Perris, CA 92570. The flyer includes the Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo.

ALT Recruitment flyer with the heading "We Are Hiring" and the job title "Hazardous Waste Inspector I." The flyer includes a photo of an individual wearing safety gear, including an orange reflective vest, a white shirt, protective eyewear, and holding a yellow hard hat. Text on the flyer lists job details: representation by LIUNA, a 4/10 work schedule, performing inspections on waste loads at landfills and transfer stations, and educating the public on proper hazardous waste disposal options. Salary range is listed as $27.25 to $40.57 hourly. Job Opening ID is 26‑73561‑01. A large button at the bottom states "Apply by 10/30." The Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo and the phrase "Managing Waste for a Better Tomorrow" appear at the bottom.

ALT Red flyer promoting Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events. Text reads: “This Saturday & Sunday, October 24 & 25, 2026, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM” at Corona City Hall Parking Lot, 400 South Vicentia Avenue, Corona, CA 92882. The top of the flyer shows various household hazardous waste items including spray paint, cleaning products, pesticides, and automotive fluids. Footer includes Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo and the slogan “Managing Waste for a Better Tomorrow.”

ALT Folleto de color rojo que promociona unos eventos de recolección de residuos peligrosos domésticos. El texto dice: «Este sábado y domingo, 24 y 25 de octubre de 2026, de 9:00 a.m. a 2:00 p.m.» en el estacionamiento del ayuntamiento de Corona, 400 South Vicentia Avenue, Corona, CA 92882. La parte superior del folleto muestra diversos artículos de residuos peligrosos domésticos, incluyendo pintura en aerosol, productos de limpieza, pesticidas y fluidos automotrices. El pie de página incluye el logotipo del Departamento de Recursos de Residuos del Condado de Riverside y el lema «Gestionando residuos para un mañana mejor».

ALT A two-panel meme featuring skeletons with captions on recycling. The top panel shows an excited skeleton with arms raised, captioned "How it feels to recycle for the 1st time." The bottom panel shows a distressed skeleton holding its head in front of a dark background with a fence, captioned "Learning that there's different types of plastic." In total, there are seven numbers that identify the type of plastic an item is made from, but they do not automatically mean it is recyclable. It is important to check with local guidelines to ensure an item can be recycled.

ALT Graphic with a purple background titled "Scary Stats About Waste" in dripping orange Halloween-style lettering. Three yellow, paint‑drip shaped text boxes share facts about Halloween waste. The first box says "83% of Halloween costumes are made from non‑recyclable materials" and is accompanied by an illustration of a witch hat and a crossed‑out recycling symbol. The second box says "About 2,000 tons of plastic waste are produced on Halloween each year" with illustrations of a trash can with the lid open and pieces of candy. The third box says "1 billion pounds of pumpkins are sent to landfills annually after Halloween, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions" and is paired with an illustration of a carved pumpkin with a distressed expression. At the bottom is the Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo.

ALT Graphic with a purple background titled "What Can You Do?" in dripping orange Halloween-style lettering. Three yellow, paint‑drip shaped text boxes provide tips for reducing Halloween waste. The first box says "Use clothing (or other fabrics and accessories) you already own for your Halloween costumes," next to an illustration of a simple ghost figure holding a small pumpkin bucket. The second box says "Ditch single‑use/disposable decorations and repurpose items you have at home to make DIY Halloween decor," accompanied by an illustration of a glowing jar with a jack‑o’-lantern face. The third box says "Toast pumpkin seeds for a yummy treat, use pumpkin guts in your recipes (or share with pets!), and place jack‑o’-lanterns in your organics bin," next to an illustration of a carved pumpkin. The Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo appears at the bottom.

ALT A person with long, dark hair stands indoors, displaying a disappointed expression. The text above reads, "seeing litter 3ft away from the trash can." The background is blurred.

ALT Cartoon compost bin with pumpkin carvings featured on a vibrant orange background with swirling patterns highlights how pumpkins can be composted. At the top, a banner reads "Riverside County Department of Waste Resources" and "Did You Know? Pumpkin Season." Right above the banner is the Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo. A speech bubble lists the different ways pumpkins are used, but suddenly the cartoon compost bin says "Pumpkin Compost"

ALT This slide follows similar colors as the previous one and focuses on the first way pumpkins can be used, which is decorations. This includes sustainable ideas like using natural dyes and composting carvings if individuals opt for a real pumpkin. Real pumpkins also last for months. Features the Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo at the right top corner. A friendly ghost and stacked pumpkins on the side show visuals of the ideas mentioned.

ALT The title is "Flavoring" with a playful black cat illustration. A section titled "Repurpose Into" lists suggestions like flavor syrup for coffee and desserts, emphasizing that real pumpkins are more than decorations. There is a note that some animals may eat pumpkins, however owners should check with a vet before feeding them to their pets. Bottom center features the Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo. On the sides of the logos, two ghost figures in sunglasses hold pumpkin drinks to show some ideas.

ALT This last slide is titled "Composting!" to promote composting pumpkins after the season is over. A compost bin character holds a "Pumpkins please!" sign. Text advises to cut pumpkins into small pieces for composting and to compost them after pumpkin season. The Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo is displayed at the bottom right corner. Background features an orange pattern with ghosts happily pointing to the title "Composting!"

ALT Community clean-up event flyer for Garnet Community Clean Up, featuring volunteers and trucks at a waste collection site. The event takes place on Saturday, October 17, from 8 AM - 12 PM at Bubbling Wells Elementary on 67501 Camino Campanero, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240 The flyer includes the Riverside County Department of Waste Resources logo.