The City of Fullerton, in its commitment to protecting the environment, sponsors a F.O.G. (Fats, Oils and Grease) Control Program aimed at keeping fats, oils and grease from entering our sewer system. When fats, oils, and grease are introduced to the city's sewer lines, they cause major blockages. These blockages then cause hazardous sewage overflows on the streets, which may find its way into our storm water drains and waterways. This can be a major source of pollution within Fullerton itself, and it extends to our nearby waterways. The goal of the state and the federally mandated program is to prevent costly and potentially hazardous sewer spills and failures. 

The information in this section is designed to help both residents and businesses meet the requirements of the program.

• Information for Food Service Establishments
  • FOG Program Frequently Asked Questions
  • Fullerton Municipal Code Chapter 12.20
  • What is a Grease Interceptor?
  • Best Management Practices (BMP) Poster
  • BMP Fact Sheet
    • BMP Fact Sheet- Japanese
    • BMP Fact Sheet- Spanish
    • BMP Fact Sheet- Vietnamese
    • BMP Fact Sheet- Korean
  • Certified Spill Report
  • FOG Control Program
  • Logs
    • Employee BMP Training Log
    • Fume Hood Filter Service Log
    • Interceptor Maintenance Log
    • Recyclable Grease Disposal Log
    • Trap Maintenance Log
    • Waste Animal Fat Pickup
  • Wastewater Discharge Permit

•  Logs for Automotive Needs
  • Clarifier Log
  • Recyled Oil Log

Further information may also be obtained by visiting one of the following websites:

• Orange County Health Care Agency
• California Water Environment Association
• Orange County Sanitation District (OCSD)
• Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
• Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board
• Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board: Stormwater
• Water Environment Federation