Learn which materials are recyclable in Salt Lake City and which items do NOT belong in your blue bin.

Click here to learn which materials can and cannot go into your curbside compost can.

See the results from the waste rates and services survey, as well as the timeline of the budget process.

April 22, 2020 marks the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day. Click here for ways you can get involved with Earth Day 2020!

Learn about all things electrified transportation, including our Electric Transportation Roadmap, how EVs help the environment, charging information, and links to our partner organizations.

Click here to learn about the Community Renewable Energy Act and how Salt Lake City is working towards a Climate Positive future.

Click here for more information on the annual cleanup program, Call 2 Haul.

Salt Lake City is no longer accepting plastic bags or plastic film in the blue recycling containers.

Even though we are spending more time inside, we can all take direct actions to help protect the environment this spring: 8 Sustainable Actions You Can Do From Home

We hope everyone is doing as well as can be expected after a crazy week of pandemics and earthquakes. Here at the City, we’ve been working around the clock to ensure that vital operations and services are continuing, and to communicate with our residents and businesses with the latest information.

SLCgreen is excited to introduce Chris Bell, Salt Lake City Waste & Recycling’s new Director.

Transportation accounts for nearly 50% of the pollutants that accumulate during inversions. Reducing emissions from cars is a great way to protect our air. Electrified transportation is a step towards cleaner air, healthier communities, and a stronger economy.