How much does a waste tire hauler bond cost in California?
The California waste tire hauler bond costs $100 annually. You can save money by choosing our multi-year discount to extend your registered waste tire hauler bond term during checkout!
How can I get a California waste tire hauler bond?
You can purchase your California waste tire hauler bond online 24/7. Simply select your preferred term and provide your waste tire hauler name and service address for Integrated Waste Management Board filing approval. Once your payment has been processed, you'll receive a digital copy of your surety bond by email instantly, and your official bond will be delivered based on your preferred shipping method.
How fast can I get a registered waste tire hauler bond?
Our industry-leading technology and responsive customer service team allow us to deliver your official California registered waste tire hauler bond faster than any other surety provider. The Integrated Waste Management Board requires your official California surety bond be physically issued and delivered to you, so choose overnight shipping during checkout if you're in a rush.
What is a California waste tire hauler bond?
California Public Resources Code Section 42955 requires individuals file a $10,000 surety bond with their waste and used tire hauler registration application and renewal application. State form CIWMB 61 is officially titled the “Waste Tire Hauler Bond” and specifically requires waste tire haulers to comply with all applicable California statutes, rules, and used/waste tire hauler registration conditions. The form also guarantees each filed bond run concurrently with the license registration period.
Why do you need a waste hauler bond?
You need to purchase and file a $10,000 waste hauler bond to submit your state-required new or renewal waste and used tire hauler registration application in California. By filing this bond, you agree to comply with all applicable California statutes, rules, and used/waste tire hauler registration conditions. If you fail to do so, your issuing surety company will pay valid claims to harmed individuals up to your full $10,000 bond amount, which you must reimburse.
Who regulates licensing for waste tire haulers?
The California Integrated Waste Management Board enforces licensing requirements for waste tire haulers. If you have questions about state regulations, your existing licensing, or a new registration application, you can contact the Board by calling 1(866)896-0600 or by emailing [email protected].
How do I file my California waste tire hauler bond?
California Waste Tire Hauler Registration Application Form CalRecycle 60 specifically requires you include your signed official California surety bond form with your complete registration application packet by mail.
Tire Hauler Compliance Section
Compliance Evaluation and Enforcement Division
Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle)
P.O. Box 4025
Sacramento, CA 95812
How do I update or change my waste tire hauler bond form?
If the California Integrated Waste Management Board requires your bond to be updated for any reason, contact your surety company. If you bought your bond from SuretyBonds.com, email [email protected] to explain the needed change. The most common changes requested are updating your name or address to match your waste tire hauler registration.
How do I renew my California waste tire hauler bond?
You must renew your California waste tire hauler bond before its current term expires. Once you pay your SuretyBonds.com renewal invoice, renewal instructions will be sent to keep your bond active for your next license term.
What are the requirements to be registered as a waste tire hauler in California?
You must maintain a valid waste tire hauler registration if you haul 10 or more tires in California. Complete the steps below to apply for your California waste tire hauler registration.
- Complete your registration application.
- Purchase your $10,000 California surety bond form CIWMB 61.
- File your registration application paperwork with the state.
Note that the state does not charge an application fee. Your registration application will be returned if submitted incompletely.
