Hazardous WasteSalt Lake Valley Solid Waste Management Facility
www.slvlandfill.slco.org/
Permanent disposal sites
. . . free to Salt Lake County residents
Salt Lake Valley Solid Waste Management Facility
801 541-4078 6030 West California Avenue (1400 South)
Salt Lake City, Utah Open Mon - Sat, 8 am - 4 pm
Trans Jordan Landfill
801 569-8994
10873 South 7200 West, Hwy U-111
South Jordan, Utah
Open Mon - Sat, 8 am - 4 pm
Murray Public Services
801 270-2440
4646 South 500 West Open Mon - Fri, 7 am - 3:30 pm
Accepts ONLY antifreeze, batteries, oil, and paint
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Citizen disposal information
(recycling hotline) 801 974-6902
Where are you located?
6030 West California Avenue (1400 S)
Salt Lake City, Utah 84104
Hours: 7 am - 5 pm, Mon - Sat
Pricing information: 974-6922
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What are Household Hazardous Wastes?
Antifreeze, batteries, flourescent light tubes, fuels, gasoline, oil, paint, pesticides, transmission fluid, yard care chemicals, and other chemicals.
Where can I dispose of Household Hazardous Waste?
- Disposal at the Household Hazardous Waste facilities listed below is FREE to Salt Lake County Residents. Call 974-6902 for citizen disposal information
- Individuals outside Salt Lake County are also welcome to dispose of waste at the
Salt Lake Valley Solid Waste Management Facility
(NOT at the Trans Jordan Landfill) for the same fees the SLVSWMF is charged to dispose of this waste.
- Business can call Salt Lake Valley Health Department at 541-4078 OR pay a fee
at the SLVSWMF. For price quotes and appointments regarding Small Business Hazardous Waste call Doug Sims at 541-4078
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What happens to the material after I drop it off?
Many of the items that people bring in for disposal are still usable. All usable items are available free to the public at the Reuse
Center at the SLVSWMF. The center has paint, pesticides, fertilizers and much more. Items that are not reusable but can be recycled are
sorted and shipped to different recycling manufacturers. They make other products from the materials they receive.
Some of the products that can be made from the materials are paint primer, caulking, and lubricants. Items that cannot be
reused are sent to facilities where the material is safely destroyed in 1400 degree Fahrenheit incinerators. Information courtesy of
the Salt Lake Valley Health Department.
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Disposal of household hazardous waste down sewers, storm drains, or in the garbage can pose environmental and safety concerns.
Improperly stored chemicals can cause house fires and accidental poisonings. Water quality is a very important issue for Salt Lake
County because of its limited water supply and large population base. We need to do everything possible to protect and preserve the
quality of our ground and surface waters. More information.
Where can I get more information? Contact Dorothy Adams, 313-6745, of
the Salt Lake Valley Health Department. For more hazardous waste information call 313-6697.
Electronic Waste
The Salt Lake Valley Health Department offeres e-waste recycling year-round and free of charge at two county collection facilities:
- 6030 California Avenue
- 10873 South 7200 West
Collection facilities are open from 8 am-4 pm Monday through Saturday
For more info on recycling, visit www.slvhealth.org or call 801 313-6745.
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