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Solid Waste Facility
Washington County Solid Waste
325 N Landfill Rd, Washington, UT 84780
(435) 673-2813A county solid waste site a few miles north of town where locals drop off household trash, yard debris and recyclables. People from Washington and nearby areas use it for everyday cleanups, larger haul-outs and seasonal yard work.
Drive up a private road to an entrance booth and be ready to slow down - many county sites have a scale and charge by weight, so there’s often a stop when you come in and another when you leave. The yard is large and dusty in places, with piles or containers grouped by material; look for signs or obvious rows of bins once past the booth. Trucks and trailers are common, and weekends or spring cleanup times get busy with a short line at the gate.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring a tarp or secure items well on trailers; the dry Utah climate kicks up dust and loose stuff can blow around.
- Have materials separated before getting to the booth so unloading goes quicker and the truck can be directed to the right pile.
- Expect traffic on busy days - plan for a little wait time and don’t assume the first lane you see is for your load type.
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