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Bulk Item Disposal: Salt Lake City vs South Jordan

How do bulk item disposal rules compare between Salt Lake City, UT and South Jordan, UT?

Salt Lake City and South Jordan have similar restriction levels.

Salt Lake City, UT

Salt Lake County

Some Restrictions

Salt Lake City offers two on-call bulk waste pickups per year per household through the Call 2 Haul program; appointments must be scheduled in advance.

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South Jordan, UT

Salt Lake County

Some Restrictions

South Jordan residents receive bulk pickup service through scheduled neighborhood cleanup events and on-call bulk waste pickup through the city's hauler. Items must be sorted and placed curbside by the posted time; hazardous waste and electronics are excluded.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactSalt Lake CitySouth Jordan
FactTwo on-call bulk pickups per household per year-
Neighborhood cleanups-Spring and fall, rotating
On-call pickup-Year-round, fee per item
Max volume-~4 cubic yards / event
Excluded-E-waste, tires, HHW, freon
Set-out window-24 hours before pickup

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Salt Lake City FAQ

How do I schedule a bulk pickup?

Use the Call 2 Haul online request form at slc.gov or call 801-535-6999 to book one of your two annual appointments.

Can I put out old tires or paint?

No, tires, paint, chemicals, and hazardous waste are not accepted; take these to the Salt Lake Valley Landfill household hazardous waste facility.

South Jordan FAQ

How do I schedule bulk pickup?

Contact the city's hauler (WM) by phone or online at least 48 hours before your preferred date.

Can I put out a refrigerator?

Only if Freon has been professionally removed and documented. Otherwise take to Trans-Jordan Landfill.

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