Utah Landfills & Transfer Stations
Where to dump in Utah, county by county, with the real hours, fees and residency rules from each county's, city's or district's own pages. 80 sites statewide from the Utah Department of Environmental Quality's facility map: landfills, transfer stations, household hazardous waste centers, compost sites and recycling centers that take public drop-offs.
Utah counties and cities
How disposal works in Utah
In Utah, most public dumps are run by special solid waste districts and cities rather than counties: Wasatch Integrated in Davis County, Trans-Jordan in southern Salt Lake County, North Pointe and South Utah Valley in Utah County. Small loads usually pay a flat fee: $7 at Bountiful's landfill, $10 at the Davis Landfill for district residents, $12 to $13 in Utah County and $17 at the Salt Lake Valley Landfill. Washington County residents can dump up to 2,000 pounds a month free.
Residency matters: most districts charge outsiders more, and Bountiful's landfill is for Bountiful residents only. And cover your load: Utah law requires trash loads to be covered on the way to a landfill, and most sites add a fee, often double, if yours isn't.
We're writing Utah up place by place: 8 are live, and our guide to what it costs to dump in Utah puts their rates side by side. The finder covers the state's public drop-off sites.