Normal curbside waste collection on Tuesday, July 4th
Normal curbside collection for all bins during the holiday week. Happy 4th!
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You may recall that during this past legislative session, a bill surfaced to combine the State Department of Environmental Quality with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). While the agencies were not combined at that time, the issue was put to public review. That process is now underway and you can voice your opinion.As you gear up for the Pioneer Day weekend, please remember that fireworks are still banned in Salt Lake City!We had a great time visiting @nhutah today to talk about #Recycling!Twitter
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