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City collection The district says furniture is not accepted through its specialty curbside collection while it reviews the service, so a furniture load has to use the annual landfill voucher instead. The district publishes no furniture pickup price because furniture is not currently accepted on the specialty curbside service, and it has not announced a date for adding it. The annual landfill voucher is the published route for a self hauled load, but it is limited to one per household a year and to cars, SUVs, pickups up to one ton and hand unloaded trailers, so confirm the current position with the district at 385-468-6325 before a couch is moved.
City collection A mattress or box spring is collected through the specialty curbside service at a published per item rate, provided it is bagged before pickup. $20 per mattress or box spring on the specialty curbside collection, charged in addition to the base pickup rate. Residential customers in the district service area; every mattress and box spring has to be bagged before pickup because unbagged bedding will not be collected, and the annual landfill voucher cannot be used for mattresses.
City collection Appliances are priced per unit on the specialty curbside service, with a lower rate for units that hold no refrigerant and a higher rate for those that do. From $10 per appliance on the specialty curbside collection, with $25.00 for a freon containing unit, charged in addition to the base pickup rate. Residential customers in the district service area; the annual landfill voucher cannot be used for a freon containing unit.
City collection Large items move through a priced specialty curbside service with a base pickup rate by location, or through one self hauled landfill voucher each year. From $20 for base pickup rate per household for the specialty curbside collection at a Valley in-district address, with $30.00 for Canyon Communities and $40.00 for an out-of-district Valley address, charged in addition to the per item prices. Residential customers of the district; per item charges then apply, including $20.00 for a bagged mattress or box spring, $25.00 for a freon containing appliance, $10.00 for a non-freon appliance, $5.00 for a tire without a rim and $6.00 with a rim, while furniture is not accepted on this service.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Millcreek does not run its own refuse trucks. The city's utility directory assigns solid waste to Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District, which collects garbage and recycling weekly and handles the special items through a priced curbside service plus an annual landfill voucher for one self hauled load. That split matters for anything large. Mattresses and box springs come off the kerb at a published per item rate as long as they are bagged first, appliances come off the kerb at a lower rate when they hold no refrigerant and a higher rate when they do, and tires are priced by rim. Furniture is the exception: the district states plainly that furniture is not accepted through the special curbside service while it reviews whether to add it, so a furniture load has to use the annual landfill voucher instead. The voucher is one per household a year, is limited to cars, SUVs, pickups up to a ton and hand unloaded trailers, and cannot be used for mattresses, tires or units holding refrigerant. The city fills in the rest with concrete options: free glass drop-off at park sites around Millcreek, mattress and box spring recycling through Spring Back Utah, electronics through Best Buy and a subscription green waste can.
The district says furniture is not accepted through its specialty curbside collection while it reviews the service, so a furniture load has to use the annual landfill voucher instead.
City cost & eligibility
The district publishes no furniture pickup price because furniture is not currently accepted on the specialty curbside service, and it has not announced a date for adding it. The annual landfill voucher is the published route for a self hauled load, but it is limited to one per household a year and to cars, SUVs, pickups up to one ton and hand unloaded trailers, so confirm the current position with the district at 385-468-6325 before a couch is moved.
When & how
Ask the district at 385-468-6325 whether furniture collection has resumed, and otherwise request the annual digital landfill voucher and take the couch to the landfill named in that form inside the eligible vehicle limits with the load securely covered.
Get it ready
Keep the furniture out of the garbage and recycling cans, tie or cover the load because Utah code requires every load to be securely covered, and keep mattresses, tires and freon containing units out of the same voucher load because the voucher does not cover them.
A mattress or box spring is collected through the specialty curbside service at a published per item rate, provided it is bagged before pickup.
City cost & eligibility
$20 per mattress or box spring on the specialty curbside collection, charged in addition to the base pickup rate. Residential customers in the district service area; every mattress and box spring has to be bagged before pickup because unbagged bedding will not be collected, and the annual landfill voucher cannot be used for mattresses.
When & how
Bag the mattress and box spring, submit a specialty curbside collection request to the district, and set the bedding out for the arranged pickup, or schedule a Spring Back Utah pickup instead.
Get it ready
The bag is the condition of collection: the district states that mattresses and box springs which are not bagged will not be picked up. Keep the frame and headboard separate, and do not plan on the landfill voucher for bedding because the voucher is not valid for mattresses.
Appliances are priced per unit on the specialty curbside service, with a lower rate for units that hold no refrigerant and a higher rate for those that do.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 per appliance on the specialty curbside collection, with $25.00 for a freon containing unit, charged in addition to the base pickup rate. Residential customers in the district service area; the annual landfill voucher cannot be used for a freon containing unit.
When & how
Submit a specialty curbside collection request to the district, note whether the unit contains refrigerant, and set it out for the arranged pickup, or take a small appliance to Best Buy with the household's other e-waste.
Get it ready
Empty and clean the unit, secure or remove the doors, and declare the refrigerant status when the request is submitted so the right rate is applied. Keep the appliance out of the garbage and recycling cans and out of any voucher load that contains a freon unit.
The city points to Best Buy for electronics recycling and names computers, appliances, wires and cables, but it does not name televisions, so a set has to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the Best Buy e-waste route and the three item per household per day limit but no retailer fee and no television detail, and the district's specialty service lists tires, bedding and appliances rather than electronics, so confirm the item and any charge with Best Buy or the district at 385-468-6325 before the set is moved.
When & how
Take the set to a Best Buy store with the household's e-waste, up to three items per household per day, after confirming that the store accepts that screen type, or ask the district for the current route.
Get it ready
Keep the screen whole and dry and wipe anything that stores data, keep it out of the blue recycling can, and do not put it in a voucher load because electronics are not part of the published landfill voucher rules.
Best Buy recycles up to three items of electronic waste per household per day, which the city names for old computers, appliances, wires and cables.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the three item daily limit and the Best Buy location route but no fee, and retailers may charge for some items, so confirm the item and any charge at the store before handing it over.
When & how
Take the devices to a Best Buy store, up to three items per household per day, and ask at the customer service desk about the current accepted list.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data from computers and drives, keep power supplies and cables with the device, and keep electronics out of the blue recycling can and out of the green waste can.
The district that runs Millcreek collection publishes a specialty pickup for tires, bagged bedding and appliances rather than construction material, and the city cleanup pages describe a seasonal large container reservation that the district arranges. The annual landfill voucher is the published self haul option, with its own vehicle limits.
City cost & eligibility
The published district specialty rate card covers tires, bagged bedding and appliances and lists no construction debris rate, and the annual voucher is limited to one load per household and to cars, SUVs, pickups up to one ton and hand unloaded trailers, so confirm the material, the container size and the charge with the district at 385-468-6325 before a project load is moved.
When & how
Call the district at 385-468-6325 about the load, then use the annual digital landfill voucher for a self hauled load inside the vehicle limits, with the load securely covered, or arrange private disposal for anything larger.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the garbage, recycling, green waste and glass containers, tie the load down because Utah code requires every load to be securely covered, and keep mattresses, tires and freon containing units out of the same voucher load.
Exercise equipment appears on no Millcreek or district list, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before it is set out or loaded.
City cost & eligibility
No published page names exercise equipment and no rate is published for it, so confirm with the district at 385-468-6325 whether the machine can be added to a specialty curbside request, and remember that furniture is not accepted on that service either.
When & how
Call the district at 385-468-6325 before the machine goes out, then use the specialty curbside service or the annual landfill voucher only if the district confirms the item.
Get it ready
Strip the console and any loose weights so the frame is as light as possible, fold the deck where the manufacturer allows it, and keep the machine out of the garbage, recycling, green waste and glass containers.
Large items move through a priced specialty curbside service with a base pickup rate by location, or through one self hauled landfill voucher each year.
City cost & eligibility
From $20 for base pickup rate per household for the specialty curbside collection at a Valley in-district address, with $30.00 for Canyon Communities and $40.00 for an out-of-district Valley address, charged in addition to the per item prices. Residential customers of the district; per item charges then apply, including $20.00 for a bagged mattress or box spring, $25.00 for a freon containing appliance, $10.00 for a non-freon appliance, $5.00 for a tire without a rim and $6.00 with a rim, while furniture is not accepted on this service.
When & how
Submit a specialty curbside collection request to the district with the items selected, or request the annual digital landfill voucher for one self hauled load in an eligible vehicle, or reserve a large container through the seasonal container reservation programme during an approved cleanup period.
Get it ready
Bag mattresses and box springs, declare refrigerant status for appliances, keep furniture off the specialty request because it is not accepted, and cover every self hauled load because Utah code requires it. The landfill voucher allows only one load per household a year and cannot be used for mattresses, tires or freon containing units.
Millcreek's own public works department looks after roads, stormwater, permits and inspections, and its utility directory sends solid waste to Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District on 385-468-6325. The district collects garbage and recycling weekly and tells residents to set cans out the night before because there are no return trips, with collection operations running Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Basic residential service also carries the seasonal container reservation programme for large containers during approved cleanup periods, one annual landfill voucher per household, container repair or replacement, the fall leaf programme, glass drop-off locations, curbside Christmas tree collection and moving box collection.
The district's specialty curbside collection is residential only and works as a base pickup rate plus a charge for each item selected. The base rate depends on the address, with a Valley in-district rate, a higher Canyon Communities rate and the highest out-of-district Valley rate. On top of that, a mattress or box spring is charged per piece and must be bagged before pickup, an appliance is charged at one rate when it contains freon and a lower rate when it does not, and tires are charged by whether the rim is still attached. Furniture is the notable gap: the district states that furniture is not accepted through this service while requirements and costs are reviewed.
One self hauled load a year, and free drop-offs for glass
Every household in the district may request one digital landfill voucher a year, valid with a car, SUV, pickup up to one ton or a hand unloaded trailer, with trailers hauled by one ton or larger trucks pay the standard fee instead. Every load has to be securely covered as Utah code requires, and the voucher cannot be used for mattresses, tires or freon containing units, which is why those items go through the priced specialty service. The city adds free glass drop-off at park sites including Scott Ave. Park at 3475 South 800 East in Millcreek, with bottles and jars only, empty and with lids or corks removed, and nothing left on the ground; ceramics, windshields, Pyrex, light bulbs, windows, mirrors, bags, boxes and six pack cartons are refused. Mattress and box spring recycling runs through Spring Back Utah, and electronics go to Best Buy.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District with the City of Millcreek
Request a specialty curbside collection
A district residential customer with a mattress or box spring, an appliance or tires to put out for pickup at the kerb.
Cost & conditions
From $20 for base pickup rate per household at a Valley in-district address, with $30.00 for Canyon Communities and $40.00 for out-of-district Valley addresses, plus per item prices of $20.00 per bagged mattress or box spring, $25.00 per freon containing appliance, $10.00 per non-freon appliance, $5.00 per tire without a rim and $6.00 per tire with a rim. Residential customers of the Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District only; furniture is not accepted on this service and mattresses and box springs must be bagged before pickup.
Arrange it
Submit a specialty curbside collection request to the district, choose the items, note any refrigerant status, and have the items out for the arranged collection day.
Furniture is not accepted while the district reviews the service, unbagged mattresses will be left behind, and the base pickup rate applies on top of every item charge.
Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District with the City of Millcreek
Use the annual landfill voucher
A district household with one self hauled load, including a furniture load that the specialty curbside service will not take.
Cost & conditions
No charge. One digital landfill voucher per household each year, offered exclusively to residents inside the district service area and valid with a car, SUV, pickup up to one ton or a hand unloaded trailer.
Arrange it
Complete the online landfill form for the chosen site, receive the voucher on screen and by email, then present it at the landfill on a phone or as a printed copy with the load securely covered.
One load per household a year, trailers hauled by one ton or larger trucks are not eligible and pay the standard fee, every load has to be securely covered under Utah code, and the voucher is not valid for mattresses, tires or freon containing units.
A household that would rather have a mattress or box spring collected and deconstructed than put it out for the district.
Cost & conditions
$20 per mattress or box spring for a scheduled pickup by Spring Back Utah, with drop-off available at the Salt Lake City site. Residents arranging the service directly with Spring Back Utah; the city names the company as its mattress recycling option and quotes the per piece pickup price.
Arrange it
Schedule the pickup with Spring Back Utah, or take the mattress and box spring to 1929 S 4130 W Suite D, Salt Lake City, UT 84104, where the material is deconstructed.
This is a private service rather than a district programme, the city quotes the pickup price per piece, and the same city page notes that the company diverts most of the material rather than landfilling it.
A household with computers, cables, small appliances or other electronic waste.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the Best Buy route and the limit of three items of e-waste per household per day but no fee, and retailers may charge for particular items, so confirm at the store before handing anything over.
Arrange it
Take the devices to a Best Buy store, up to three items per household per day, and ask the customer service desk which items the store currently accepts.
Three items per household per day, an in-store rather than kerbside route, and the city's list names computers, appliances, wires and cables rather than televisions, so a screen has to be confirmed separately.
Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District with the City of Millcreek
Drop glass at a partner site
A Millcreek household with glass bottles and jars that the curbside recycling can does not take.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free drop-off at the listed partner sites for residents; the optional monthly curbside glass service run with Momentum Recycling carries a separate subscription charge paid through the district.
Arrange it
Take the glass to one of the listed sites, including Scott Ave. Park at 3475 South 800 East in Millcreek, during daylight hours, or sign up with Momentum Recycling for the monthly curbside subscription.
Bottles and jars only, empty and with lids or corks removed, broken glass accepted, nothing left beside a container or on the ground, and no ceramics, dishware, windshields, Pyrex, light bulbs, windows, mirrors, bags, boxes or six pack cartons. The sites are heavily used and are for residents only.
Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District with the City of Millcreek
Subscribe to a green waste can
A household with regular grass, leaf and yard trimmings that wants them diverted into mulch rather than the black can.
Cost & conditions
$126 per year for the green waste subscription, after a one time $70 startup fee for the can, which the city contrasts with $234 per year for an additional black garbage can. District residential customers; the city describes the programme as a sign-up subscription that sends green material to be processed into mulch for sale at the Salt Lake Valley and Trans-Jordan landfills.
Arrange it
Sign up through the district's additional subscription services page, pay the start-up fee for the can, and set the green waste can out with the regular collection.
A paid subscription on top of the basic service, with a start-up cost for the can, and the material has to stay within the green waste programme rules rather than the black garbage can.
Mattress and box spring deconstruction site named by the city
Spring Back Utah
1929 S 4130 W Suite D, Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Mattresses and box springs, which the company deconstructs and diverts from the landfill, recovering 90 to 95 percent of the foam, metal, cotton, plastic, cardboard and wood.
The city describes Spring Back Utah as a mattress recycling specialist rather than a general waste site, and the published price is quoted per piece for a scheduled pickup, so confirm the drop-off terms before a trip.
The company takes pickups by appointment and accepts drop-offs at the Salt Lake City address, so contact the company for current hours.
The city quotes a per piece price for a scheduled pickup but publishes no drop-off fee, so confirm the current charge and terms with Spring Back Utah before delivering a mattress.
Glass bottles and jars only, including broken glass, empty and with lids or corks removed.
Residents only, nothing may be placed on the side of a container or left on the ground, and ceramics such as plates and dishes, windshields, Pyrex, light bulbs, windows, mirrors, bags, boxes and six pack cartons are all refused. The city warns the sites are heavily used, especially at weekends.
Not published on the retained city page, so treat the site as open during park hours and do not leave anything behind if a container is full.
No charge. Free drop-off for residents at the listed partner sites, as set out on the city recycling services page.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
Will Millcreek collect a couch?+
Not on the district's specialty curbside service, which states plainly that furniture is not accepted at this time while service requirements and costs are reviewed. The published route for a household furniture load is the annual digital landfill voucher, one per household a year, usable with a car, SUV, pickup up to one ton or a hand unloaded trailer and only with the load securely covered. Call the district at 385-468-6325 to confirm the current position before the couch goes anywhere.Official guidance
How does a mattress leave a Millcreek home?+
Through the district's specialty curbside collection, which lists a mattress or box spring at a per item rate on top of the base pickup rate, provided the bedding is bagged first because unbagged items are not collected. Spring Back Utah is the alternative the city names, scheduling a pickup at a per piece rate and deconstructing the unit for recycling at its Salt Lake City site, and the annual landfill voucher cannot be used for a mattress.Official guidance
What does Millcreek charge for an appliance pickup?+
The district prices appliances per unit on its specialty curbside service: a non-freon appliance costs less than a freon containing one, with the freon rate at a higher figure, and both are charged on top of a base pickup rate that depends on the service location. The annual landfill voucher cannot be used for a freon containing unit, so the special collection is the route for a refrigerator or air conditioner, and small items can go to Best Buy with other e-waste instead.Official guidance
Where do Millcreek computers and cables go?+
To Best Buy, which the city's recycling page names for electronic waste and which recycles up to three items per household per day. The city lists old computers, appliances, wires and cables among the examples, so a computer, its power supply and its cables can go together, and no fee is published on the city page, so confirm any store charge before handing items over.Official guidance
How much does a bulky pickup cost in Millcreek?+
The district charges a base pickup rate by location plus a price for each specialty item, with base rates of a lower in-district valley rate, a higher Canyon Communities rate and the highest out-of-district valley rate. On top of that come the item prices, such as a per piece mattress rate with a bagging requirement, two appliance rates depending on whether the unit holds freon, and tires priced with or without rims, while furniture is not accepted at all. Households also get one self hauled landfill voucher a year that cannot be used for mattresses, tires or freon units.Official guidance
Who collects Millcreek garbage and recycling?+
Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District does, under the service arrangement the city's utility directory publishes with the district number 385-468-6325. The district runs weekly garbage and recycling collection, asks residents to set cans out the night before because there are no return trips, and includes the seasonal container reservation programme, one annual landfill voucher per household, the fall leaf programme, glass drop-off locations, Christmas tree collection and moving box collection in the basic residential service. Millcreek public works itself looks after roads, stormwater and permits.Official guidance
How much does a Millcreek mattress pickup cost?+
The district charges a per piece price for a mattress or box spring on its specialty curbside collection, on top of a base pickup rate that depends on whether the address is in a Valley or Canyon community and whether it is inside the district. The bedding has to be bagged before pickup because unbagged mattresses will not be collected, and the annual landfill voucher cannot be used for them. Spring Back Utah is the alternative the city names, quoting a per piece pickup price and deconstructing the unit at its Salt Lake City site.Official guidance
What are the rules for the Millcreek landfill voucher?+
One digital voucher is available per household each year to residents inside the district, and it is valid with a car, SUV, pickup up to one ton or a hand unloaded trailer, while trailers hauled by one ton or larger trucks are not eligible and pay the standard fee instead. Every load has to be securely covered as Utah code requires, and the voucher is not valid for mattresses, tires or freon containing units, which is why those items go through the priced specialty curbside collection.Official guidance
Where do Millcreek glass and electronics go?+
Glass goes to the free partner drop-offs the city lists, including Scott Ave. Park at 3475 South 800 East in Millcreek, where bottles and jars are accepted empty and with lids or corks removed while ceramics, dishware, windshields, Pyrex, light bulbs, windows, mirrors, bags, boxes and six pack cartons are refused. Electronics go to Best Buy, which recycles up to three items of e-waste per household per day and which the city names for old computers, appliances, wires and cables. A monthly curbside glass subscription through Momentum Recycling is also available for a fee paid through the district.Official guidance
