Can you deliver a porta potty to Cabazon today?
Yes. Cabazon is about 18 minutes east of our Highway 60 yard on I-10. Call before 12:00 PM, Monday through Saturday, and same-day delivery in ZIP 92230 usually works while units last. Sites past Cabazon toward Whitewater run on scheduled route days, so book those 2–3 days ahead.
| Cabazon job | What changes the plan | Book ahead |
|---|---|---|
| Job site near the I-10 exits | Desert wind, heat rules, weekly service | Same day before noon |
| Outlet-area or retail project | Owner or property manager approval | 1–3 days |
| Event on Morongo tribal land | Tribal and venue approval first | 7–14 days |
| Whitewater or desert ranch parcel | Scheduled route day, GPS pin | 2–3 days |
| Large private party | Riverside County temporary event rules | 60–90 days if permitted |
Which Cabazon neighborhoods do you deliver to?
We deliver all over Cabazon, an unincorporated town of about 2,629 people at 1,834 feet. That runs from Main Street and Seminole Drive past the outlets and the Cabazon Dinosaurs to Haugen-Lehmann Way. Whitewater and the desert parcels east of exit 110 run on scheduled route days.
- Cabazon town (92230)
- Main Street (I-10 exits 104 & 106)
- Seminole Drive
- Desert Hills Premium Outlets area
- Morongo Casino Resort area
- Cabazon Dinosaurs area
- Fields Rd & Malki Rd (exit 103)
- Apache Trail
- Haugen-Lehmann Way (exit 110)
- SR-111 junction
- Whitewater (route days)
- Desert ranch parcels
Back toward the yard: Banning. Down the hill: Palm Springs.
Will wind blow over a porta potty in Cabazon?
Not when it is staked, but Cabazon is a hard spot. The San Gorgonio Pass wind farm runs about 667 turbines from Cabazon to North Palm Springs, and gusts reach 50–60 mph. We stake every Cabazon unit, face doors downwind, and avoid loose sand.
Blowing dust gets inside, so we add a service stop on windy weeks for long rentals. More in the Pass wind and heat placement guide.
What heat rules apply to Cabazon job-site toilets?
Cabazon has a hot desert climate, with 6.4 inches of rain a year and a record high of 115.4°F. Cal/OSHA's heat rule asks for 1 quart of water per worker per hour, shade above 80°F, and high-heat steps at 95°F. Toilets must stay close and clean.
Read the Cal/OSHA heat rule (8 CCR §3395) and Cal/OSHA 8 CCR §1526. For crews over 10 in summer, we suggest a second weekly service. See construction site toilets.
Working the I-10 corridor in Cabazon?
Call before noon for same-day near the Cabazon exits. Whitewater and desert ranch sites go out on route days — book 2–3 days ahead.
Do I need a permit for an event in Cabazon?
It depends on the land. Cabazon is unincorporated, so Riverside County's temporary event rules apply to private land, with permits once crowds pass set limits, from about 50 to 300 guests depending on lot size. Morongo lands follow tribal rules, so ask the venue first.
See the Riverside County temporary event permit form. Larger permitted events need 60–90 days of lead time. Food booths need a toilet and handwashing within 200 feet under state law. Confirm with your permit office or venue.