Polystyrene (aka Styrofoam and plastic #6) is found everywhere on our beaches and in our oceans.For Cities
- Get certified by complying with the Clean Bay Certified Inspection Checklist.
- Learn more about eco-business practices with our Clean Bay Certified Restaurant Certification Handbook. If you’d like to view it in Spanish, download it here.
- For outreach and a brief overview of the program, check out the Clean Bay Certified Postcard. This postcard is also available in Spanish, download it here.
- Want another reason to join the program?! Check out our support letter from the Regional Water Quality Control Board.
- Contact us HERE to get your city involved with Clean Bay Certified.
Pampas Grill in Culver City
For Restaurants
- Review the Clean Bay Certified Inspection Checklist.
- Learn more about eco-business practices and the checklist criteria with our Clean Bay Certified Restaurant Certification Handbook. This Handbook is also available in Spanish, download it here.
- For a brief snapshot of the program, check out the Clean Bay Certified Postcard. This postcard is also available in Spanish, download it here.
- Check out the Program’s letter of support from the Regional Water Quality Control Board.
- Looking for more environmental education signage for your kitchen? Print them here:
- Save money and water by participating in Cash for Kitchens, visit their website for more info.
