Weber County, UT Trash & Recycling: Bulk Item Disposal (2026)
Key Facts
- Refrigerator recycling fee
- $10.00 each
- Furnace/AC unit fee
- $10.00 each
- Small-rim tire fee (under 24.5 in.)
- $7.00 each
- Large-rim tire fee (over 24.5 in.)
- $50.00 per ton
- Railroad tie fee
- $5.00 each
- Mobile home/trailer disposal
- $300.00 flat
- Governing provision
- Weber County Code § 16-2-9
Summary
Weber County's landfill charges flat per-item fees for bulky waste instead of weighing it: refrigerators and furnace or air conditioning units cost $10.00 each to recycle, small-rim tires run $7.00 each, and railroad ties are $5.00 each under the Recycling Removal and Transport Fee in County Code Section 16-2-9.
Mattress/box spring $5.00 for each mattress or box spring over two per load Used tires (residents only, up to 4 tires per person/per day or 8 tires per vehicle per day) $4.00 per tire plus minimum weight fee of $10.00 ...
Mobile home/trailer $300 each Recycling removal and transport fee Refrigerator $10.00 each Furnace/Air Conditioning unit $10.00 each Tires with a rim diameter less than 24.5 inches $7.00 each Railroad ties $5.00 each
Full Breakdown
Bulky items that don't fit a standard trash container have their own flat fees at the Construction and Demolition Landfill under County Code Section 16-2-9's Recycling Removal and Transport Fee table: a refrigerator costs $10.00, a furnace or air conditioning unit costs $10.00, a tire with a rim diameter under 24.5 inches costs $7.00, and a railroad tie costs $5.00. Tires with rims larger than 24.5 inches don't qualify for the flat per-item rate and are instead weighed at $50.00 per ton. A mobile home or trailer disposed of at the landfill carries a flat $300.00 charge, and dead animals cost $25.00 per load in addition to the standard weight fee.
At the Transfer Station, residents dropping off mattresses or box springs pay $5.00 for each one beyond the first two in a load, and residents (not commercial haulers) bringing used tires pay $4.00 per tire plus a $10.00 minimum weight fee, capped at 4 tires per person per day or 8 tires per vehicle per day. Any bulky load that isn't one of these item-specific categories is instead weighed and billed under the general Construction and Demolition Landfill rate of $28.00 per ton, with a $20.00 minimum fee for loads of 0.714 tons or less, or $15.00 per ton if the load is delivered by Weber County itself. The fee table's ordinance history runs from original adoption under Ordinance No. 2014-4 in 2014 through amendments in Ordinance Nos. 2025-02 and 2025-04.
Violations & Fines
Bulky waste that isn't sorted into one of the county's item-specific categories, refrigerators, furnace or AC units, small-rim tires, or railroad ties, loses eligibility for the flat per-item rate and is instead weighed and billed at the general Construction and Demolition Landfill rate of $28.00 per ton, with a $20.00 minimum charge. Exceeding the residential tire limit removes the discounted per-tire rate as well.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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