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Enhancing Waste Management at Oxnard's West and Wooley Drain

The Oxnard City Corps Channelkeeper Program aims to tackle the trash issues in the West and Wooley Drain area through actionable learning and community service. Key findings indicate significant pollution from paper, styrofoam, and plastic waste. Proposed next steps include gathering more data, assessing catch basin trigger points, and promoting the Adopt-a-Channel initiative. Additionally, a focused review will address insufficient waste container capacity, inadequate servicing frequency, and issues with container covers to improve our trash handling and evaluate program effectiveness.

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Enhancing Waste Management at Oxnard's West and Wooley Drain

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  1. OXNARD CITY CORPSCHANNELKEEPER PROGRAM "Learning through Work and Service"

  2. Wooly Road Oxnard West J Street Oxnard Industrial

  3. OXNARD WEST AND WOOLEY DRAIN Paper and Styrofoam Trash

  4. OXNARD WEST AND WOOLEY DRAIN Market Plastic Trash

  5. NEXT STEPS Get More Data Look at Another Year’s Worth Reset Catch Basin Trigger Point Adopt-a-Channel Fund City Corps Efforts Provide Data to Evaluate Effectiveness Focused Review of Trash Handling Insufficient Number/Capacity of Containers Insufficient Frequency of Servicing Failure to Use Covers

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