Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District

555 W 17th St Ogden UT 84404 USA

4 (27 reviews)

Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District recycling center in Layton, UT - View of facility

About This Center

Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District is a well-run facility serving Davis and Morgan Counties, offering services such as landfill, green waste, and household hazardous waste drop-off. They operate a Material Recovery and Transfer Facility that recycles various waste materials and generates renewable electricity from landfill gas. The facility also sells upcycled green waste products and works to mitigate landfill odors. Wasatch accepts recyclables like clean cardboard, aluminum cans, steel cans, and specific plastics, while also offering compost and wood chips for sale. They do not accept large tires or vehicles at the landfill. The facility provides information on hours of operation, acceptable materials, and special waste disposal procedures, ensuring a comprehensive waste management service for the community.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

CardboardAluminum CansSteel CansSpecific PlasticsLandfill Gas Electricity GenerationUpcycled Green Waste ProductsCompost and Wood Chips for SaleMitigation of Landfill Odors

Featured Reviews

Cole C

Cole C (1/5 stars, 6 months ago): I recently visited this facility to dispose of a single hope chest. To my surprise I was charged an unsecured load fee even though the item in question was solid and had zero risk of blowing out or causing any hazard. It seems unreasonable to charge this fee across the board without considering whether the load actually poses a risk. This kind of blanket policy feels like a money grab.

Cody Burns

Cody Burns (1/5 stars, a year ago): Had 998 lbs on a small single axle aluminum trailer. Instead of charging me the flat rate of $10 they charged me by the ton because I towed the trailer with a diesel pickup and weighed in over 10 000 lbs when I first weighed. So make sure you pull your trailer with your Corolla the next time you go in there so you don’t get charged more. It was $21 instead of $10 which the price isn’t the issue. The issue is the shady way in which the price is determined.

Kara Smidt

Kara Smidt (1/5 stars, 12 months ago): This is a review for the compost only. I purchased a full truckbed of compost for a vegetable garden. The compost had pieces of plastic Styrofoam and other bits of trash throughout. I found a full plastic water bottle and small pieces of wire in it. Not safe to use in garden beds.