Find out more information about the recycling and solid waste facilities regulated by the Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control. Compost or Other Food Management Facility These facilities can take a variety of organic materials such as yard trimmings and food waste. Typically, materials are broken down by microorganisms, heat, and time to create a …
Read MoreWhat Has Changed? For many years, the Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining (DOGM) at the Utah Department of Natural Resources, provided regulatory oversight of wastes generated from the exploration and production (E&P) of crude oil and natural gas throughout the State. With DOGM’s oversight, these wastes were formerly excluded from the Solid and Hazardous …
Read MoreThe goal of the Statewide Recycling Data Initiative is to provide user-friendly tools that will assess recycling performance by collecting and sharing state-wide data on the amount of waste generated, composted, and recycled. This toolkit includes an interactive map to help the public easily locate the nearest recycling and waste management facilities. Stay up to date and sign up for our recycling …
Read MoreWhat is the Recycling Market Development Zone Act? The Law In 1996, the Utah Legislature created the Utah Recycling Market Development Zone (RMDZ) Act, which provides environmental and economic benefits to Utah businesses and citizens (Title 19 Utah Code, Chapter 13). This legislation encourages individuals and businesses to recycle by offering tax credits for the …
Read MoreBusinesses may only dispose of or incinerate solid waste at permitted facilities in compliance with Utah’s Solid Waste Rules. Non-hazardous solid waste generally consists of municipal garbage, industrial waste, or construction/demolition debris. New and expanding disposal sites, including on-site industrial facilities, must obtain permits, and all facilities are subject to inspection. Nearly all landfills are …
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Learn how the Utah DEQ Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control protects Utah residents through its waste, radiation, and recycling programs.
Read MoreBest Management Practices DEQ’s Best Management Practices for Automotive Salvage Yards Poster: Screen version (1.2 MB) Print and fold brochure version (3.2 MB) Scrap Metal Recyclers Automotive Salvage Yard Self-Inspection Checklist (163 KB) DEQ Contact N/A Endorsement Disclaimer Reference to any specific commercial products, processes, or services, or to any trade, firm, or corporation is for the …
Read MoreJump to … E-Waste The Problem Local Recyclers Responsible Consumers Safely Recycling Electronics Are you wondering what to do with your old electronics? America’s growing use of electronics has created a new environmental challenge: electronic waste, or e-waste. What is Considered E-waste? The following unusable electronics are considered e-waste: What’s the Problem? References What are …
Read MoreFind out what is being collected in your area. Comments For information about this site, please contact Brian Speer (bspeer@utah.gov) at (385) 499-0010.
Read MoreCity and Landfill Sites Electronics Recyclers To recycle electronic waste, residents should refer to the closest electronic waste facilities to their home listed in Cache, Weber, Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, or Washington Counties. Some electronics recyclers may charge for certain items – please check with the recycler directly to determine if you will be …
Read MoreCity and Landfill Sites with Recycling Information Electronics Recyclers To recycle electronic waste, residents should refer to the closest electronic waste facilities to their home listed in Cache, Weber, Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, or Washington Counties. County Contacts Comments For information about this site, please contact Brian Speer (bspeer@utah.gov) at (385) 499-0010.
Read MoreCity and Landfill Sites with Recycling Information Electronics Recyclers Some electronics recyclers may charge for certain items – please check with the recycler directly to determine if you will be charged to recycle your items. County Contacts Comments For information about this site, please contact Brian Speer (bspeer@utah.gov) at (385) 499-0010.
Read MoreCity and Landfill Sites with Recycling Information Electronics Recyclers To recycle electronic waste, residents should refer to the closest electronic waste facilities to their home listed in Cache, Weber, Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, or Washington Counties. County Contacts Comments For information about this site, please contact Brian Speer (bspeer@utah.gov) at (385) 499-0010.
Read MoreCity and Landfill Sites with Recycling Information Electronics Recyclers To recycle electronic waste, residents should refer to the closest electronic waste facilities to their home listed in Cache, Weber, Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, or Washington Counties. County Contacts Comments For information about this site, please contact Brian Speer (bspeer@utah.gov) at (385) 499-0010.
Read MoreCity and Landfill Sites with Recycling Information Electronics Recyclers Some electronics recyclers may charge for certain items – please check with the recycler directly to determine if you will be charged to recycle your items. County Contacts Davis County Health DepartmentLinda Ebert (lindac@co.davis.ut.us)(801) 525-5128 Wasatch IntegratedPreston Lee (prestonl@wiwmd.org)(801) 614-5609 Comments For information about this site, …
Read MoreCity and Landfill Sites with Recycling Information Electronics Recyclers To recycle electronic waste, residents should refer to the closest electronic waste facilities to their home listed in Cache, Weber, Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, or Washington Counties. County Contacts Comments For information about this site, please contact Brian Speer (bspeer@utah.gov) at (385) 499-0010.
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