City-wide ban on plastic bags.

City-wide ban on plastic bags less than 2.5 mils.

State-wide ban on plastic bags. More details on the various ordinances are as follows:

Expands upon the existing at-store recycling program regarding the use of single use plastic bags and limits stores subject to the program from providing single-use plastic bags for only specific uses.

Encourages the use of reusable bags by consumers and retailers. Requires a store to establish an at-store recycling program that provides an opportunity for customers of the store to return plastic bags and requires all plastic carryout bags to display a recycling message.

City-wide ban on plastic bags less than 4 mils.

City-wide ban on all PE bags

City-wide ban on all PE bags and a 10-cent tax on paper bags.

City-wide ban on plastic bags less than 4 mils.

City-wide ban on plastic bags less than 2.25 mils.

Statewide ban on plastic bags, straws, plastic stirrers, cups, takeout, or other food containers made from expanded plastic.

City-wide ban on plastic bags less than 12 mils.

Statewide ban on plastic bags.

City-wide ban on all plastic bags.

City-wide ban on all plastic bags.

City-wide ban on plastics bags less than 4 mils.

City-wide ban on all plastic bags.

City-wide ban on all plastic bags.

City-wide 5-cent tax on plastic bags.

Citywide ban on plastic bags; 10-cent tax on paper bags

City-wide 10-cent tax on paper and plastic bags

City-wide ban on all PE bags

Citywide ban on plastic bags; 5-cent tax on paper and 10-cent tax on reusable bags

City-wide ban on all plastic bags.

City-wide ban on plastic bags.

City-wide ban on all PE bags

City-wide ban on plastic bags less than 2.25 mils