“Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District is an efficient and well-run Special Service District serving Davis and Morgan Counties. They are continually looking for innovative ways to recycle, convert, and reuse sold waste. As a citizen of the community since 1996, I have really appreciated their forward thinking approach to solid waste disposal.”
- Commissioner Lorene Miner Kamalu, Davis County
“Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District is an efficient and well-run Special Service District serving Davis and Morgan Counties. They are continually looking for innovative ways to recycle, convert, and reuse solid waste. As a citizen of the community since 1996, I have really appreciated their forward-thinking approach to solid waste disposal.”
- Commissioner Lorene Miner Kamalu, Davis County
“Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District is an efficient and well-run Special Service District serving Davis and Morgan Counties. They are continually looking for innovative ways to recycle, convert, and reuse sold waste. As a citizen of the community since 1996, I have really appreciated their forward thinking approach to solid waste disposal.”
- Commissioner Lorene Miner Kamalu, Davis County
"Wasatch Integrated operates a super clean facility offering full-service landfill, green waste, and household hazardous waste drop off as well as upcycled green waste product for sale. They really care about residents living around the landfill. They have worked tirelessly to mitigate odors inherent to landfills, have constructed a costly cover over some of the garbage, and operate a system to collect gas from the landfill which has helped control odors. They are willing to listen and do everything they can to be a good neighbor."
- Mayor Jo Sjoblom, South Weber City
“I just turned seventy! I can honestly say that the Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District landfill and I have grown up, side-by-side. During my youth a Saturday was not complete without a trip to the “dump” and being hefted up onto Mr. Jacques’ Caterpillar® dozer. Wasatch Integrated has brought the “dump” of my childhood into the 21st century, with state-of-the-art solid waste disposal, recycling, and re-use facilities. The newly constructed Material Recovery and Transfer Facility recycles many different types of waste materials and will be instrumental in preserving the landfill for future kids."
- Mayor Mike Gailey, Syracuse City
“I just turned seventy! I can honestly say that the Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District landfill and I have grown up, side-by-side. During my youth a Saturday was not complete without a trip to the “dump” and being hefted up onto Mr. Jacques’ Caterpillar® dozer. Wasatch Integrated has brought the “dump” of my childhood into the 21st century, with state-of-the-art solid waste disposal, recycling, and re-use facilities. The newly constructed Material Recovery and Transfer Facility recycles many different types of waste materials and will be instrumental in preserving the landfill for future kids."
- Mayor Mike Gailey, Syracuse City
“I just turned seventy! I can honestly say that the Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District landfill and I have grown up, side-by-side. During my youth a Saturday was not complete without a trip to the “dump” and being hefted up onto Mr. Jacques’ Caterpillar® dozer. Wasatch Integrated has brought the “dump” of my childhood into the 21st century, with state-of-the-art solid waste disposal, recycling, and re-use facilities. The newly constructed Material Recovery and Transfer Facility recycles many different types of waste materials and will be instrumental in preserving the landfill for future kids."
- Mayor Mike Gailey, Syracuse City
How do they stack up?
The majority of the more than 200 billion beverage containers used in the United States each year end up in the landfill, despite current recycling efforts. As policymakers look for ways to transform the U.S. recycling system, it is important to look at which beverage containers perform best in the current recycling system, as well. Read More ›
What Can I Put Into My Bin
We get asked all the time “What should I put into my recycling bin?” Well, the question actually has two answers which will make your job easier, promise. First answer is there are five things we are currently able to recycle: Watch the Video.
How to Safely Recycle Auto Batteries
Automotive batteries come in many shapes and sizes – but for gas-powered vehicles they serve a remarkably similar function – to start your vehicle. Eventually, any lead-acid battery will need to be replaced. Watch the Video.
Don’t Bag Your Recyclables
The single biggest thing that you can do to help make your recycling more recyclable is… Don’t bag it. One of the first steps at the material recovery facility is to rip open all the garbage bags so we can get at the materials inside to sort them out. Watch the Video.
Break Down Your Cardboard Boxes Before Recycling
Cardboard is one of the most recyclable items that are received at the MRF (Material Recovery Facility). The best cardboard for recycling is clean, dry, flat, with no packing materials left inside the boxes. Help us by breaking down your cardboard boxes before putting them into your recycling bin. Watch the Video.
What goes in the recycle bin? What to do with used motor oil?
See Our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Answers
GOVIDEO LIBRARY
See How a Landfill is Constructed
Meet Our Team – Jason
Landfill Gas to Energy
PRESS RELEASES
Waste & Recycling Survey
April 15, 2022
Wasatch Integrated’s Infectious Disease Outbreak Response Plan (UPDATED)
May 6, 2020
Temporary Suspension of Customer Self-Haul Loads at the Davis Landfill
March 30, 2020
RECENT BLOG POSTS
Spring in Action: Advancing Recycling and Reuse in Our Community
April 21, 2026
EPA Selects Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District to Receive Recycling Infrastructure Grant
December 23, 2025
Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District Announces New Executive Director
July 7, 2025