Green Halo - C & D Waste Tracking Tool
Effective May 5, 2025
We will be using Green Halo, a free, web-based system to track and report your recycling progress. This site provides step-by-step guides, training materials, and helpful resources to walk you through creating an account, submitting your recycling plan, and entering your recycling tickets.
If you're planning a construction in unincorporated Sonoma County, you're in the right place! Sonoma County requires recycling and reporting for all projects that receive a Building permit and are regulated per CALGreen measures. To make it easy, we use Green Halo—a free, web-based system to track and report your recycling progress. Here, you’ll find step-by-step guides, training materials, and helpful resources to walk you through creating an account, submitting your recycling plan, and entering your recycling tickets.
Whether you're a homeowner, contractor, or project manager, our goal is to make compliance simple and stress-free.
Let’s build a cleaner, more sustainable Sonoma County—together. Sonoma County requires all Sonoma County projects with a Building permit to recycle 100% of all inert materials (including but not limited to concrete, asphalt, soil, stone, and fines), and 65% of all other materials.
Visit the Green Halo Website to set up an account and learn more.
Who should use Green Halo?
Any project in unincorporated Sonoma County that requires a Building permit.
Requirements
Sonoma County requires all Sonoma County projects with a Building permit to recycle:
- 100% of all inert materials (including but not limited to concrete, asphalt, soil, stone, and fines), and
- 65% of all other material
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