Information about participation in the City's Neighborhood Cleanup program formerly known as residential Clean Sweep / Green Sweep. This program provides roll-off containers for residents to use for cleanup events. The program is funded by a portion of the Mesa Green and Clean Fee and eligible Mesa residents can schedule a neighborhood cleanup event once every 12 months. In addition to resident or Homeowner Association initiated clean-up events, the City also initiates neighborhood cleanup efforts in partnership with volunteer groups, PD, Fire or Code Officers. Location information is summarized to the 100-block level and is not an exact location where the cleanup event took place. For more information about the program visit: http://www.mesaaz.gov/residents/solid-waste-trash-recycling-/trash-recycling-for-single-family-homes/clean-sweep-green-sweep-program

Summarized statistics used for performance measures and describes scheduled and collected curbside trash including black, blue and green barrels. Black barrels are considered regular trash destined for landfill. Green barrels are for recycling of green yard waste. Blue barrels are for recycling of paper, some plastics, glass and metal cans.

Selected demographic information by solid waste collection routes.

Describes items dropped off at the City’s Household Hazardous Materials center. Many items that are used or found in our homes do not belong in the trash barrel, or recycle barrel, and should not be poured down the drain or poured into the street. Not all waste is hazardous. Instead, these items can be reused, recycled or disposed of properly to prevent pollution. City of Mesa residents should bring these hazardous and other accepted items to the Household Hazardous Materials (HHM) Facility for proper disposal. This public version redacts Property Owner Name, Property Address, Customer Name, Notes, Customer Street Number, Latitude, Longitude and Geolocation. Household Hazardous Materials Website Address: https://www.mesaaz.gov/residents/solid-waste-trash-recycling-/trash-recycling-for-single-family-homes/household-hazardous-waste-program

Monthly summary of electric energy used by all City Buildings. Use is measured by (kWh) by City Buildings. The data is both internal (CIS) and external data sources (Salt River Project Utility Bills). Although update job runs daily, the source data is updated monthly and is delayed by up to 30 days for the prior billing period.

Information about energy generated from renewable sources, such as photovoltaic solar and used by City Buildings to offset energy produced by non-renewable sources purchased from Salt River Project Utility (SRP). Dataset includes how much renewable energy is generated monthly and the performance of non-City owned renewable energy systems supplying City Buildings with energy.

Data is accumulated from the following reports http://appsinside.mesaaz.gov/cisreports/FileSelect.aspx?rid=1174&a=CIS. Data is used to understand growth and business impacts to Solid Waste's commercial program.

Dataset covers call response times for Solid Waste customer service team. This measure is to track the amount of time a caller spends in the electronic queue before speaking with a customer service specialist. Calls are from residents, businesses and contractors requesting paid trash and recycling services. The City of Mesa competes with private haulers for these open-market services.

This view redacts sensitive and protected information including account numbers, personally identifiable information, rate and route details. Information is useful for tracking the number of requests for solid waste service by date. The full dataset encompasses future and historical service requests within the Solid Waste division. Data is comprised of container sets, customer service requests, and field actions. Data are used primarily by Solid Waste representatives and Customer Service/Call Center employees.