Public Health Rules in Pomona, CA (2026)
2 verified public health rules for Pomona, California, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Syringe Disposal
Pomona lets residents drop off home-generated sharps waste at city-designated public collection sites free of any gate fee under City Code Section 62-918, while Section 62-906 folds properly contained sharps brought by a patient or family member into the city's regulated medical waste definition tied to state law.
Pomona Sharps and Medical Waste Disposal Rules
Light RestrictionsPomona, CA, City Code § 62-906 (Definitions - Medical waste); § 62-918 (Host fee)
Sec. 62-906, Medical waste: "Medical waste means waste which meets both of the following requirements: (a) The waste is composed of waste which is generated or produced as a result of any of the following actions: ... (4) The accumulation of properly contained home-generated sharps waste that is brought by a patient, a member of the patient's family, or by a person authorized by the enforcement...
Food Handler Certification
Any Pomona sidewalk vendor who sells food must certify completion of a Los Angeles County food handler course and hold a current L.A. County Health Permit before the city will issue a sidewalk vending permit. Sec. 30-675(d)(5) makes both documents mandatory application items, and both must stay displayed on the cart while vending.
Pomona Sidewalk Vendor Food Handler Rule
Some RestrictionsPomona, CA, City Code § 30-675(d)(5)
(d)To apply for a sidewalk vending permit, the sidewalk vendor must present a valid identification or any other government-issued identification card such as a State of California driver's license or identification or consular identification card and provide the following: ... (5)A sidewalk vendor who sells food shall also provide the following:a.Certify completion of a food handler course, in ...
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