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.

Click here for more information on collection events for electronic and household hazardous waste.

Call 2 Haul began in July. For more information on the new annual cleanup program, visit our Call 2 Haul resources.

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

Take the pledge!

Want to eat locally and seasonally? Visit the Farmers’ Markets in Salt Lake City.

If you downsize your can you also downsize your monthly waste fee!

The Salt Lake City Compliance Division has a colorful, new addition to their Parking Enforcement fleet. Four all-electric Chevrolet Bolts have replaced old JEEP Wranglers to deliver financial savings and notable pollution reductions.

On a hot summer day, it feels like heat is coming from everywhere and anything. There’s no question that temperatures are climbing as a result of climate change. In cities, however, there’s another factor at work…

The spring and summer months are the perfect time to barbecue and picnic. Which means delicious fruits and veggies. Because let’s be honest, no picnic is complete without a scrumptious apple or pear. Unfortunately, our tasty produce is also a common source of consuming harmful chemicals from pesticide residue.

With all the news of recycling markets changing, it’s more important than ever to practice Reducing, Reusing, Refusing (single-use products) and Recycling Right. It’s worth thinking about how we as consumers can make a difference and shift our habits to consume different products with less packaging and more recycling-friendly materials. That’s why we’re excited to talk about glass!