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.

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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!

Mayor Jackie Biskupski and SLCgreen Director Vicki Bennett join hundreds of leaders and attendees this week in San Francisco for the Global Climate Action Summit. At a time when the federal government is backtracking on its climate commitments, cities, states, businesses, non-profits, and other stakeholders are stepping in to fill the void.

This week we’re excited to share that the Deseret News published an op-ed that demonstrates this cooperation and commitment in Utah to #ActOnClimate. Sixteen local governments from Salt Lake City to Provo, Moab to Park City, Cottonwood Heights to Heber, and more joined us in calling for increased cooperation to mitigate climate disruption.

If we design and build our structures smarter, we can pollution that comes from our buildings. And if these structures incorporate green transportation features, we can significantly move the needle on both air pollution and our community carbon footprint. We’re excited to feature a forward-thinking new housing complex that is innovating on all of these fronts.

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.