West Valley City, UT Trash & Recycling: Bulk Item Disposal (2026)
Key Facts
- Weight limit
- 75 lbs per item
- Size limit
- 5 ft length or width
- Earliest curb placement
- 1 day prior
- Banned
- tires, batteries, C&D debris
Summary
West Valley City caps bulky-item collection at 75 pounds or five feet per piece, bars curbside placement more than a day early, and bans construction debris, tires, and hazardous materials from the pile.
b. Bulky waste items placed for collection shall not exceed 75 pounds in weight or five feet in length or width. c. No bulky waste shall be placed on any curbside or roadside earlier than one day prior to the scheduled collection date. ... e. It shall be unlawful to place on any curbside or roadside any of the following materials: construction and demolition waste, commercial waste, car bodies, tires, used oil, batteries, hazardous materials, rocks, brick, broken concrete, or dirt.
Official source re-checked September 8, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: current through Ordinance 26-30, passed June 23, 2026).
Full Breakdown
The Department designates the time and place for bulky-waste pickup, and items placed for collection can't exceed 75 pounds in weight or five feet in length or width. Nothing can go to the curb or roadside more than one day before the scheduled collection date, and bundles of small limbs, twigs, or shrubs too big for a container must be securely tied first. Certain materials are barred from bulky-waste collection entirely: construction and demolition waste, commercial waste, car bodies, tires, used oil, batteries, hazardous materials, rocks, brick, broken concrete, and dirt.
Violations & Fines
Setting bulky items out early, oversized pieces, or banned materials such as construction debris, tires, or batteries at the curb violates § 24-2-114(6) and can leave the pile uncollected or draw a notice of violation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put my old couch out early for bulky pickup?
Will the City haul away construction debris or tires?
Sources & Official References
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