Normal curbside waste collection on Tuesday, July 4th
Normal curbside collection for all bins during the holiday week. Happy 4th!
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So many great workshops at the Intermountain Sustainability Summit on March 18 & 19... including a session on how we've been working with Rocky Mountain Power and other partners to greenlight a new solar farm to power 90% of Salt Lake City's municipal electricity needs.Our director Vicki Bennett was interviewed for a story on NPR’s All Things Considered about Salt Lake City’s goals to reduce carbon emissions and air pollution by encouraging all-electric new building construction. While we do not favor preemption laws, we’re looking forward to working with the building industry and both our electric and natural gas utilities to drive down emissions and clear the air.Due to the severe snow storm, #SLC curbside waste & recycling collection will be delayed Wednesday.Twitter
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