Des questions sur les déchets, le recyclage ou les matières organiques ? Contactez-nous CR&R à LagunaWoods-Recycles@CRRmail.com ou appelez 949-625-6735. 

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If you’re unsure what belongs where, click ici for a simple guide to recycling, organics, landfill items and special disposal options.

Recyclage des matières organiques

Téléchargez le plan de la ville prospectus for a quick look at what is and isn’t allowed in the organics recycling bins. Use compostable bags when possible; paper bags and newspaper also work well.

To find your closest organics cart, use the carte interactive ou carte imprimable. If a cart is out of place, email LagunaWoods-Recycles@CRRmail.com to report it.

Some green waste is OK, but avoid overfilling bins with garden trimmings. Instead, schedule a Friday pickup at residentservices@vmsinc.org ou 949-597-4600.

Articles volumineux

Place items next to your shared enclosure or curbside by your usual cart location between 7 p.m. the night before and 8 a.m. on collection day. No need to call—CR&R will take care of it by day’s end.

Avoid blocking enclosures or containers. Do not set out car parts, hazardous waste or oversized items requiring more than two people to lift.

Vérifiez votre jour de ramassage et les articles acceptables ici.

More Resources

• Home-generated sharps waste disposal services
• Household hazardous waste disposal services
• Construction/demolition materials advisory

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Want to attend more events or simply stay in the loop? The Village offers an incredible range of activities, but it’s easy to miss something if you don’t know where to look. Fortunately, you can find nearly everything in one place through the Activities Calendar on the Village website, powered by TeamUp.

TeamUp is a cloud-based calendar system that VMS uses to keep residents and staff informed about upcoming events, classes, club activities and meetings. From lagunawoodsvillage.com, cliquez Calendriers on the main menu and click Calendrier des activités, or go directly to bit.ly/3KJ0Vl6.

Use the filter feature to view Club Events, Recreation Classes, Recreation Events or all three at once. You can also switch among daily, weekly or monthly views to see as much or as little as you like.

Under the Calendriers menu, you’ll also find board and committee meeting schedules, as well as maintenance and landscaping calendars.

If you prefer using your phone, download the TeamUp app. New to TeamUp?

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The United and Third board of directors recently updated the community’s Fruit Tree and Vegetable Policies (Resolutions 01-25-108 and 03-25-176). Here’s a quick overview of what’s changed:

Fruit Trees at Resale

• When a home is sold, any existing fruit trees must be removed.
• New homeowners may not keep fruit trees planted by previous owners.
• The mutuals will remove these trees at no cost to residents.

Common Use Areas

• Planting fruit trees or vegetables in common-use areas remains strictly prohibited.

Vegetable Removal

• The updated resolutions reiterate that any vegetables found in these areas must be removed.
• Enforcement begins January 1, 2026.

Why the Policy Change

Fruit trees and vegetables attract rodents such as rats and mice, and even coyotes, which are drawn to fallen fruit and other food sources. Reducing fruit trees and keeping common areas free of edible plantings helps limit pest activity and supports a cleaner, safer environment for all residents. These policy updates are designed to protect the community’s health and safety.

Tips to Deter Rodents and Coyotes

• Keep outdoor areas clean by promptly removing fallen fruit, seeds and food scraps.
• Make sure trash is fully secured inside dumpsters and pick up any debris that falls on the ground.
• Store birdseed, pet food and similar attractants in sealed, rodent-proof containers.
• Never feed wildlife. This is prohibited under Laguna Woods Municipal Code Section 5.20.070.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping keep our community healthy and secure.

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Great news! The City of Irvine and OC Waste & Recycling extended the license agreement for the Irvine Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center for up to one additional year while a new permanent location is identified. The center will continue operating at its current site until further notice.

Pour plus d'informations, visitez OClandfills.com/Notice, appel 714-834-4000 ou Cliquez ici to see what items are accepted.

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Les résidents peuvent donner leur avis tout au long de l'année grâce à l'enquête continue du village.

L'enquête est anonyme, ne nécessite aucune connexion ni identifiant de résident, est adaptée aux appareils mobiles et disponible en anglais et dans d'autres langues via Google Translate.

Utilisez-le pour évaluer les expériences de service récentes, partager des impressions générales, noter les préférences de communication et suggérer des améliorations.

Pour participer, cliquez sur le bouton violet « Contactez-nous » dans la barre de menu supérieure et sélectionnez « Enquête auprès des résidents » sous « Nous voulons avoir de vos nouvelles !

Les réponses sont examinées régulièrement et les tendances sont signalées à la direction pour aider à orienter les améliorations du service.

Attention : Ce sondage est destiné uniquement à un retour d'information général. Ne l'utilisez pas pour signaler des urgences, des blessures, des dangers ou des problèmes urgents.

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