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Taylorsville, UT Trash & Recycling: Collection Schedule (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Governing section
Taylorsville City Code § 9.24.080
Service provider
Salt Lake County Special Service District No. 1
Vehicle cover rule
Open loads covered while hauled (§ 9.24.010)
Street parking limit
Loaded refuse vehicles limited to 72 hours (§ 9.24.050)
Default penalty
Misdemeanor, up to 6 months jail, fine under $1,000
Corporate fine cap
$5,000 (§ 1.08.020)

Summary

Taylorsville does not operate its own garbage trucks. City Code section 9.24.080 requires every resident to follow the collection, container and removal rules set by Salt Lake County Special Service District No. 1, the agency that actually schedules pickup days and issues the bins used citywide, so questions about a specific pickup day go to the county provider, not city hall.

All residents located in the city shall comply with the rules and regulations of the Salt Lake County special service district no. 1 in all matters pertaining to containers and removal of solid wastes.

Full Breakdown

Section 9.24.080 of the Taylorsville City Code, adopted by Ordinance 04-11 on March 3, 2004, makes compliance with Salt Lake County Special Service District No. 1's rules mandatory for every resident: "All residents located in the city shall comply with the rules and regulations of the Salt Lake County special service district no. 1 in all matters pertaining to containers and removal of solid wastes." The city sets no separate pickup calendar itself; the district controls can sizes, set-out timing and holiday shifts, and Community Development's code enforcement staff field complaints that a resident is ignoring those district rules.

Chapter 9.24 pairs that mandatory-compliance duty with several street-level rules: section 9.24.010 requires any open truck, trailer or other open conveyance hauling garbage, ashes, trade waste or yard clippings through city streets to be covered with heavy canvas or similar material at all times; section 9.24.050 makes it unlawful to let a vehicle or container loaded with garbage, manure, slop, swill or market waste stand on a public street for more than seventy-two hours while loading or transporting it; and section 9.24.020 bars willfully or negligently breaking, defacing or injuring any garbage receptacle.

None of these sections carries its own fine, so a conviction falls to the citywide default in section 1.08.020: a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in the county jail, a fine of less than $1,000, or both, with corporate offenders facing up to $5,000. Cited residents can raise a dispute in Salt Lake County Justice Court, where infractions and misdemeanors arising under city ordinances are heard.

Violations & Fines

Chapter 9.24 sets no chapter-specific fine, so every violation, ignoring the county district's container rules, hauling uncovered loads, leaving a loaded truck parked over 72 hours, or damaging a receptacle, defaults to the general penalty in section 1.08.020: a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in the county jail, a fine under $1,000, or both. A convicted corporation faces a fine of up to $5,000 instead of jail time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who picks up my trash in Taylorsville?
The city itself does not run collection trucks. City Code section 9.24.080 requires every resident to follow the container, removal and scheduling rules of Salt Lake County Special Service District No. 1, the agency that actually sets pickup days, can specifications and holiday adjustments for Taylorsville addresses.
What happens if I don't follow the district's container rules?
Chapter 9.24 has no fine of its own, so a violation defaults to the citywide penalty in section 1.08.020: a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in the county jail, a fine under $1,000, or both, with corporations facing up to $5,000.
Can I leave a loaded garbage trailer parked on my street?
Only briefly. Section 9.24.050 makes it unlawful for a vehicle or container loaded with garbage, manure, slop, swill or market waste to stand on a public street for longer than seventy-two hours while it is being loaded or transported.

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