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Recycling Requirements: Salt Lake City vs South Jordan

How do recycling requirements rules compare between Salt Lake City, UT and South Jordan, UT?

South Jordan has fewer restrictions than Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City, UT

Salt Lake County

Some Restrictions

Curbside recycling is mandatory for single-family and small multi-family properties; contamination with non-recyclables can result in cart tagging and rejection.

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South Jordan, UT

Salt Lake County

Few Restrictions

South Jordan provides weekly curbside single-stream recycling in the blue 96-gallon cart. Accepted materials include paper, cardboard, plastics #1 and #2, aluminum and steel cans, and glass is generally NOT accepted curbside and must go to drop-off sites.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactSalt Lake CitySouth Jordan
FactAccepts paper, cardboard, metal, #1 #2 #5 plastics-
Frequency-Weekly, same day as trash
Accepted-Paper, cardboard, #1-#2 plastics, metals
Glass-NOT curbside; drop-off only
No bags-Place recyclables loose
HHW-Salt Lake County facility

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Salt Lake City FAQ

Can I put glass in my blue bin?

No, glass is not accepted in curbside recycling; take it to a city drop-off site or subscribe to Momentum Recycling glass service.

What about plastic grocery bags?

Plastic bags and film are not accepted curbside; return them to store drop-off bins or discard them in the trash.

South Jordan FAQ

Can I recycle plastic bags?

Not in the curbside cart. Return clean plastic bags to grocery store collection bins.

Where can I recycle glass?

Momentum Recycling drop-off sites or the Trans-Jordan Landfill. Glass is not collected curbside.

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