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City collection Furniture is named in the district's bulky item definition, so a couch or a sofa is removed from the home by Republic Services on a scheduled bulky pick-up at no charge. No charge. No charge for furniture that the district accepts as bulky material, scheduled with Republic Services on 435-773-4973. A household that would rather haul the piece itself can take it to the Washington County Landfill, where a residential load under one ton in a month is free.
City collection The district names household appliances, furniture, Christmas trees, bicycles, toys and tree limbs in its bulky item definition and does not name a mattress anywhere here, so the piece is confirmed when the bulky pick-up is arranged. No mattress rule or mattress rate is published by the city or the district, so call Republic Services on 435-773-4973 to ask whether the piece qualifies as bulky furniture for a free pick-up, or call the district office on 435-673-2813 and ask what the landfill would charge if it does not, since a residential load under one ton in a month is otherwise free.
City collection Household appliances are named in the bulky item definition, so a qualifying appliance is removed from the home free on a scheduled pick-up. The landfill also takes Freon appliances from a resident with or without a certificate of evacuation at no charge, while a business pays a fee for the same unit, and all other appliances are accepted as regular household waste. No charge. No charge for a household appliance taken on a scheduled bulky item pick-up through Republic Services on 435-773-4973, and no charge for a resident who brings a Freon appliance to the county landfill with or without a certificate of evacuation. The published fee schedule prices a Freon appliance per unit on the commercial side of the schedule, so a business pays and a resident does not.
City collection Washington County Solid Waste provides residential curbside service that includes up to two waste containers and one recycling container where curbside recycling is available, and additional containers are available for an additional service fee on request. The schedule is looked up by address in the district calendar tool. The district publishes the container allowance and states that additional containers carry an additional service fee, but it publishes no residential collection rate, and a household inside a city is billed through that city's utilities department rather than by the district, so confirm the amount on the utility account or with the district office on 435-673-2813.
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?
St. George does not collect its own waste. The city's garbage and recycling page hands the program to Washington County Solid Waste, which serves the whole county and bills St. George households through the city utilities department. Curbside service brings up to two waste containers and one recycling container, missed pickups go to Republic Services, and container orders and repairs go to the district office. The county side is where the large items move: the district defines a bulky item as household appliances, furniture, Christmas trees, bicycles, toys and bundled tree limbs, and any qualifying bulky item is removed from the home free of charge by Republic Services on a scheduled pick-up. Appliances are part of that definition, and a resident can also bring a Freon appliance to the landfill with or without an evacuation certificate at no charge, while a business pays a fee for the same unit. The landfill takes construction and demolition debris by the ton and charges a published per tire fee to recycle tires, keeps a bin for computer towers, printers and laptops with their batteries removed, runs a free paint exchange, and hosts the district's two household hazardous waste days each year. Batteries have their own no charge routes: residents take lead acid vehicle batteries to the landfill at no charge and tell the scale house operators on arrival, while Batteries Plus in Washington accepts household chemistries at no charge.
Washington County Solid Waste provides residential curbside service that includes up to two waste containers and one recycling container where curbside recycling is available, and additional containers are available for an additional service fee on request. The schedule is looked up by address in the district calendar tool.
City cost & eligibility
The district publishes the container allowance and states that additional containers carry an additional service fee, but it publishes no residential collection rate, and a household inside a city is billed through that city's utilities department rather than by the district, so confirm the amount on the utility account or with the district office on 435-673-2813.
When & how
Find the collection day by entering the address in the district schedule tool, then set the containers out for that day. Missed trash or recycling pickups go to Republic Services, and container orders, repairs and replacements go to the district office or the online order and repair form.
Get it ready
Keep the garbage in the containers the district issues and keep the BluCan for cardboard boxes, plastics, aluminum beverage cans, metal food cans and mixed paper such as junk mail, magazines and newspapers, with shredded paper in a clear bag and everything else loose rather than bagged. Keep containers clean and dry, attach lids to bottles to get them recycled, and check a plastic against the district poke test before it goes in the can.
The district defines a bulky item as household appliances, furniture, Christmas trees, bicycles, toys, and tree limbs less than six feet long and less than six inches in diameter that are bundled. A resident who wants those items removed from the home calls Republic Services to schedule a bulky item pick-up, and the district states that all items qualifying as bulky are removed at no charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No charge for a bulky item pick-up that the district and the hauler accept as qualifying bulky material: household appliances, furniture, Christmas trees, bicycles, toys, and bundled tree limbs under six feet long and under six inches in diameter. The pick-up has to be scheduled with Republic Services on 435-773-4973, and material outside the bulky definition is priced at the landfill instead.
When & how
Call Republic Services on 435-773-4973 to schedule the bulky item pick-up, and leave the items inside the home until the scheduled collection rather than at the curb.
Get it ready
Keep the load inside the bulky definition, bundle tree limbs to under six feet in length and under six inches in diameter, and keep construction debris, tires and anything else the definition does not cover out of the pick-up, because those loads are priced at the landfill instead.
Furniture is named in the district's bulky item definition, so a couch or a sofa is removed from the home by Republic Services on a scheduled bulky pick-up at no charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No charge for furniture that the district accepts as bulky material, scheduled with Republic Services on 435-773-4973. A household that would rather haul the piece itself can take it to the Washington County Landfill, where a residential load under one ton in a month is free.
When & how
Call Republic Services to schedule the pick-up, or take the piece to the county landfill during its posted hours.
Get it ready
Keep the piece out of the regular garbage containers, keep it dry and whole so it can be carried out, and keep construction material, tires and other non bulky items off the load.
The district names household appliances, furniture, Christmas trees, bicycles, toys and tree limbs in its bulky item definition and does not name a mattress anywhere here, so the piece is confirmed when the bulky pick-up is arranged.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rule or mattress rate is published by the city or the district, so call Republic Services on 435-773-4973 to ask whether the piece qualifies as bulky furniture for a free pick-up, or call the district office on 435-673-2813 and ask what the landfill would charge if it does not, since a residential load under one ton in a month is otherwise free.
When & how
Ask about the mattress before it leaves the house, then schedule the bulky pick-up or plan the landfill trip on the answer you get.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and whole, keep it out of the garbage containers, and keep it separate from construction material and tires so the load can be priced correctly if it goes to the landfill.
Household appliances are named in the bulky item definition, so a qualifying appliance is removed from the home free on a scheduled pick-up. The landfill also takes Freon appliances from a resident with or without a certificate of evacuation at no charge, while a business pays a fee for the same unit, and all other appliances are accepted as regular household waste.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No charge for a household appliance taken on a scheduled bulky item pick-up through Republic Services on 435-773-4973, and no charge for a resident who brings a Freon appliance to the county landfill with or without a certificate of evacuation. The published fee schedule prices a Freon appliance per unit on the commercial side of the schedule, so a business pays and a resident does not.
When & how
Schedule the bulky pick-up, or take the appliance to the Washington County Landfill during its posted hours and tell the scale house what is in the load.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, keep it out of the garbage containers, and if it holds refrigerant ask the district about the certificate of evacuation before the trip, because the district accepts the unit from a resident either way but a business has to pay.
The county landfill keeps a recycle bin for computer towers, printers and laptops with their batteries removed and asks residents to call about any other electronic item, and the district points to the Best Buy and Staples take-back programs as another option. Batteries have their own routes, with Batteries Plus taking most household batteries free and the landfill taking vehicle batteries free.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The district describes the electronics bin for computer towers, printers and laptops with the batteries removed, the free battery service at Batteries Plus in Washington, and the free lead acid vehicle battery drop at the landfill. No rate is published for the electronics bin, and the district asks residents to call about any item outside the published list, so confirm anything unusual with the district office on 435-673-2813.
When & how
Take the equipment to the Washington County Landfill during posted hours with the batteries removed, or use the Best Buy or Staples take-back programs the district names, and take batteries to the route that matches them.
Get it ready
Remove the batteries from a laptop before it goes in the electronics bin. Rechargeable batteries go to Batteries Plus in Washington with the terminals taped, and they must be under eleven pounds or three hundred watt hours, in sound condition and not a leaking, bulging or recalled unit, and the store will not take electric bike or scooter batteries. The district takes electric bike batteries and car batteries itself, scooter batteries once they are out of the scooter, and lead acid vehicle batteries free at the landfill when the scale house is told. Alkaline batteries go to the Republic Services facility on River Road.
The district's electronics bin covers computer towers, printers and laptops with the batteries removed and the district asks residents to call about anything else, so a television or monitor has to be confirmed rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
No television or monitor rule and no rate is published, so call the district office on 435-673-2813 and ask whether the set can go in the electronics bin or whether it has to go to the landfill as a bulky item on a scheduled pick-up with Republic Services on 435-773-4973.
When & how
Call before the set moves, then use whichever route the district confirms.
Get it ready
Keep the screen out of the regular garbage containers while the route is being confirmed, and keep any battery the set contains separate so it follows the battery routes rather than the electronics bin.
The county landfill takes construction and demolition debris at a published per ton rate, which is the route for remodeling and demolition material that the bulky item pick-up does not cover.
City cost & eligibility
From $32 per ton for construction and demolition debris at the Washington County Landfill, with municipal solid waste at $37.15 per ton, an uncovered load fee of $74.30 as a flat commercial rate, clean dirt and tile at no charge and the transfer station priced at $8.56 per yard. A load delivered to the Washington County Landfill during posted hours. A residential load under one ton in a month is free under the district's residential allowance, any amount above that is charged the municipal solid waste rate, and every load has to be tarped or tied down or the uncovered load fee applies.
When & how
Take the load to the Washington County Landfill, open Monday through Friday from 7 in the morning to 5:30 in the afternoon and Saturday from 7 in the morning to 3:30 in the afternoon, and arrive early enough to unload and leave by closing time.
Get it ready
Tarp or tie down the load, because an unsecured residential load is charged a fifteen dollar uncovered load fee for each occurrence and a commercial hauler pays a flat rate. Keep clean dirt and tile separate so the load is priced at the right rate, and expect to wear a high visibility safety vest if you leave the vehicle on the working face.
Tires are recycled at the Washington County Landfill for a published price per tire by type, business tires stopped being accepted on February 1, 2025, and the district publishes a per visit limit on resident tires.
City cost & eligibility
From $3.5 per passenger tire at the Washington County Landfill, with a light truck tire at $5.93, a semi truck tire at $18.04 and tires larger than a semi or commercial and off road loads at $342.72 per ton. A resident bringing tires to the Washington County Landfill during posted hours. The district states that state law limits how many tires it may take from a resident at one time, and its own pages publish that limit as eleven tires on the landfill page and twelve on the fee schedule, so the count is confirmed at the scale house. Businesses are no longer accepted for tire disposal.
When & how
Take the tires to the Washington County Landfill during posted hours, and ask at the scale house about the current per visit limit before unloading a large set.
Get it ready
Bring the tires in a tarped or tied down load, keep business tires out of the load because they are no longer accepted, and separate car, light truck and larger tires so each is priced at its own rate.
The district holds household hazardous waste collection days twice a year at the Washington County Landfill, published for 2026 as April 18 and October 17, and it runs a free paint exchange at the landfill for reusable latex paint. Oil based paint, stains, lacquer and the other hazardous items wait for a collection day, while water based and latex paint is dried out at home and put in the regular garbage once it is solid.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free for a Washington County resident bringing material from the home to a collection day, with a limit of about twenty gallons or two hundred pounds per household per event. Large quantities from residents and any commercial or contractor load are refused, tires carry a charge at the collection, and a business has to use Veolia Environmental Services on 801-294-7111.
When & how
The 2026 collection days are April 18 and October 17 from 8 in the morning to 12:30 in the afternoon at the Washington County Landfill, 330 N Landfill Rd in Washington, with signs and staff directing traffic. The cutoff time depends on volume and can change.
Get it ready
Only the collection days take aerosol cans, bulging batteries, fuel, herbicides, medical waste, paint thinners, pesticides, propane and solar panels, which the district classifies as hazardous waste. Water based and latex paint has to be dried out at home and then placed in the regular garbage once it is completely solid, and only oil based paint, stains and lacquer go to the event. Paint that is more than a quarter full, in reusable condition and opened within the last two years can go to the free paint exchange at the landfill instead.
The district runs two recycling programs: the BluCan curbside container that arrives with curbside service, and more than twenty binnie sites around the county with separate containers for glass, paper, plastic and metal, open around the clock.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The BluCan comes with residential curbside service and the binnie sites are open to residents around the clock, with no separate charge published for either. Recyclables are not sorted at the curb for a fee, and the district asks residents to keep items loose rather than bagged so they can be sorted.
When & how
Put the BluCan out on the collection day shown in the district schedule tool, or use a binnie site at any hour, since the sites are open around the clock.
Get it ready
Keep cardboard boxes, plastics, aluminum beverage cans, metal food cans and mixed paper such as junk mail, magazines and newspapers in the BluCan, with shredded paper in a clear bag and everything else loose. At a binnie, separate glass, paper, plastic and metal into their own containers, and note that Diamond Valley, Pine Valley and Utah Tech University do not have a glass bin.
Exercise equipment is not named in the bulky item definition, the electronics bin list or the fee schedule, so a treadmill or weight machine is confirmed before it moves.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise equipment entry or rate is published, so call Republic Services on 435-773-4973 and ask whether the machine qualifies as bulky material for a free scheduled pick-up, or call the district office on 435-673-2813 and ask what the landfill would charge if it does not qualify.
When & how
Call before the machine leaves the house, then schedule the bulky pick-up or plan the landfill trip on the answer you get.
Get it ready
Take the machine apart as far as it comes apart so it can be carried out, keep any battery or console separate for the electronics and battery routes, and keep it off the load until the route is confirmed.
Residential service brings up to two garbage containers and one recycling container, with additional containers available for an additional service fee. Missed pickups go to Republic Services on 435-773-4973, while container orders, repairs and replacements go to the district office on 435-673-2813 or the online form. The collection day comes from the district schedule tool using the address.
Call Republic Services on 435-773-4973 to schedule the pick-up. Household appliances, furniture, Christmas trees, bicycles, toys and bundled tree limbs under six feet long and under six inches in diameter qualify, and the district states that all qualifying bulky items are removed at no charge. Anything outside that definition, including construction debris and tires, is priced at the county landfill instead.
Tarp or tie down every load, because an unsecured residential load is charged a fifteen dollar uncovered load fee for each occurrence and a commercial hauler pays a flat rate. A residential load under one ton in a month is free and anything above that is charged the municipal solid waste rate, a safety vest is required for anyone leaving a vehicle on the working face, and the landfill is open Monday through Friday from 7 in the morning to 5:30 in the afternoon and Saturday from 7 in the morning to 3:30 in the afternoon with no after hours service.
Water based and latex paint is dried out at home and put in the regular garbage once it is solid, while oil based paint, stains, lacquer and the other hazardous items wait for a collection day. The district holds two each year at the Washington County Landfill, published for 2026 as April 18 and October 17 from 8 in the morning to 12:30 in the afternoon, free for a county resident with a limit of about twenty gallons or two hundred pounds per household.
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.
Washington County Solid Waste District with Republic Services for curbside and bulky item collection
Schedule the free bulky item pick-up
A household with appliances, furniture, a Christmas tree, bicycles, toys or bundled tree limbs under the published size limit.
Cost & conditions
No charge. No charge for items qualifying as bulky under the district definition, scheduled with Republic Services on 435-773-4973. The district states that all items qualifying as bulky are removed at no charge.
Arrange it
Call Republic Services, describe the items, and keep them inside the home until the scheduled collection day.
Tree limbs have to be bundled and under six feet long and under six inches in diameter, and anything outside the bulky definition, such as construction debris or tires, is not part of the free pick-up.
Washington County Solid Waste District with Republic Services for curbside and bulky item collection
Self haul to the Washington County Landfill
A household with construction debris, tires, appliances, electronics, batteries, used oil or a load the bulky pick-up does not cover.
Cost & conditions
No charge. No charge for a residential load under one ton in a month, and no charge for a resident's Freon appliance with or without a certificate of evacuation, for lead acid vehicle batteries, or for used motor oil, hydraulic fluid and transmission fluid. Anything above one ton in a month is charged the municipal solid waste rate of $37.15 per ton, an uncovered residential load costs $15.00 for each occurrence, a safety vest costs $5.52, and the other materials are priced per unit or per ton on the published schedule.
Arrange it
Tarp or tie down the load, drive to 330 N Landfill Rd in Washington during posted hours, tell the scale house what is in the load, and pay at the scale house if the load is over the residential allowance.
The landfill is closed outside its posted hours, no after hours service exists, construction and demolition debris is charged per ton, tires are charged per tire with a per visit limit, business tires are no longer accepted, and hazardous waste is only taken on the district's collection days.
Washington County Solid Waste District with Republic Services for curbside and bulky item collection
Use a household hazardous waste collection day
A household with oil based paint, stains, lacquer, aerosol cans, fuel, herbicides, pesticides, propane, medical waste, bulging batteries or solar panels.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for a Washington County resident bringing material from the home, with a limit of about twenty gallons or two hundred pounds per household per event. Large quantities from residents and any commercial or contractor load are refused, and tires carry a charge at the collection.
Arrange it
Bring the material to the Washington County Landfill on April 18 or October 17, 2026 between 8 in the morning and 12:30 in the afternoon, and follow the signs and staff directing traffic.
The days run twice a year only, the cutoff time depends on volume and can change, latex paint is not part of this route because it is dried at home, and a business has to use Veolia Environmental Services on 801-294-7111 instead.
Washington County Solid Waste District with Republic Services for curbside and bulky item collection
Use a binnie recycling site
A household with extra glass, paper, plastic or metal to recycle between collection days.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The district states that the binnie sites are open around the clock and that residents may deposit recyclables there, with no separate charge published for their use.
Arrange it
Take the material to one of the more than twenty binnie sites and separate it into the glass, paper, plastic and metal containers.
Diamond Valley, Pine Valley and Utah Tech University have no glass bin, loose items only because bagged material cannot be sorted, and plastics still have to pass the district poke test and be empty, clean and dry.
County landfill for household waste, construction debris, appliances, tires, electronics, batteries, used oil and the paint exchange
Washington County Landfill
330 N Landfill Rd, Washington, UT 84780
Municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris, slurry, clean dirt and tile, Freon appliances from residents with or without a certificate of evacuation, tires for recycling, lead acid vehicle batteries free, used motor oil, hydraulic fluid and transmission fluid, household recyclables at the recycling areas, electronics in the bin for computer towers, printers and laptops with the batteries removed, reusable latex paint through the paint exchange, compost and woodchips for sale, and household hazardous waste on the district's collection days.
A residential load under one ton in a month is free and anything above that is charged the municipal solid waste rate, every load has to be tarped or tied down with a fifteen dollar uncovered load charge for each residential occurrence and a seventy four dollar and thirty cent flat rate for a commercial hauler, anyone leaving a vehicle on the working face has to wear a high visibility safety vest that can be bought at check in, business tires are no longer accepted, tires carry a per visit limit for residents, and hazardous waste is only accepted on the district's collection days.
Monday through Friday from 7 in the morning to 5:30 in the afternoon and Saturday from 7 in the morning to 3:30 in the afternoon, with residents asked to arrive early enough to unload and exit by closing time, long waits likely on Saturdays and no after hours service.
No charge. No charge for a residential load under one ton in a month and no charge for a resident's Freon appliance, lead acid vehicle batteries or used motor oil, hydraulic fluid and transmission fluid. Charges apply above one ton at $37.15 per ton, for construction and demolition debris at $32.00 per ton, for an uncovered residential load at $15.00 per occurrence, for a safety vest at $5.52, and for the other materials priced per unit or per ton on the published schedule.
Retail battery drop off the district names for household batteries
Batteries Plus
1055 W Red Cliffs Dr Ste E, Washington, UT 84780
All battery chemistries from residents at no charge, including small integrated electronic batteries such as cell phone and tablet batteries, and rechargeable batteries with the terminals taped.
Batteries have to be smaller than eleven pounds or three hundred watt hours and cannot be leaking, bulging or recalled. The store will not accept electric bike or scooter batteries, and it will not accept an e-cigarette battery with juice in it. The district takes electric bike batteries and scooter batteries that are out of the scooter itself, and car batteries.
The district publishes the store address at 1055 W Red Cliffs Dr Ste E in Washington but no store hours, so call the store before a trip to confirm when the battery counter is staffed.
No charge. The district states that Batteries Plus will accept all battery chemistries from residents free at its Washington location, subject to the size and condition limits.
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.
How do I get a large item picked up in St. George?+
Call Republic Services on 435-773-4973 to schedule a bulky item pick-up. The district defines a bulky item as household appliances, furniture, Christmas trees, bicycles, toys, and tree limbs under six feet long and under six inches in diameter that are bundled, and it states that all items qualifying as bulky are removed at no charge. Items outside that definition are not part of the free pick-up and go to the county landfill instead.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in St. George?+
Call Republic Services on 435-773-4973 and schedule a bulky item pick-up. Furniture is named in the district's bulky item definition, and the district states that all items qualifying as bulky are removed from the home at no charge. A household that would rather haul the piece itself can take it to the Washington County Landfill, where a residential load under one ton in a month is free.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in St. George?+
Confirm it first, because neither the city nor the district publishes a mattress rule or rate. Call Republic Services on 435-773-4973 and ask whether the mattress qualifies as bulky furniture for a free scheduled pick-up, since the district names household appliances, furniture, Christmas trees, bicycles, toys and bundled tree limbs in that definition. If it does not qualify, call the district office on 435-673-2813 about the landfill, where a residential load under one ton in a month is free.Official guidance
Where do refrigerators and other appliances go in St. George?+
Household appliances are named in the district's bulky item definition, so a qualifying unit is removed from the home free on a pick-up scheduled with Republic Services on 435-773-4973. A resident can also bring a Freon appliance to the Washington County Landfill with or without a certificate of evacuation at no charge, while a business pays a fee for the same unit under the published schedule. All other appliances are accepted as regular household waste.Official guidance
Where do computers and electronics go in St. George?+
The Washington County Landfill keeps a recycle bin for computer towers, printers and laptops with their batteries removed, and the district asks residents to call about any other electronic item. The district also points to the Best Buy and Staples take-back programs as another option. Remove the battery from a laptop first, and call the district office on 435-673-2813 about anything the bin does not cover.Official guidance
Where do batteries go in St. George?+
The district encourages residents to take batteries to Batteries Plus in Washington, which takes all battery chemistries free, including small integrated batteries from cell phones and tablets. Those batteries must be under eleven pounds or three hundred watt hours and cannot be leaking, bulging or recalled, and the store will not take an electric bike or scooter battery or an e-cigarette battery with juice. The district takes electric bike batteries, scooter batteries that are out of the scooter, and car batteries, lead acid vehicle batteries are free at the landfill when the scale house is told, and alkaline batteries go to the Republic Services facility on River Road.Official guidance
What does St. George charge for bulky items and disposal?+
A scheduled bulky item pick-up through Republic Services is free for anything the district accepts as bulky, which covers household appliances, furniture, Christmas trees, bicycles, toys and bundled tree limbs under six feet long. Self hauling to the Washington County Landfill is free for a residential load under one ton in a month, with anything above that charged the municipal solid waste rate and construction and demolition debris priced separately per ton. Appliances, lead acid vehicle batteries and used motor oil, hydraulic fluid and transmission fluid are free from a resident, tires are charged per tire by type, and an uncovered load costs fifteen dollars for each residential occurrence. No curbside collection rate is published, so confirm that amount on the utility account or with the district office on 435-673-2813.Official guidance
What does the district not take at the curb or in the free bulky pick-up?+
The free bulky pick-up is limited to the published definition, so construction debris, tires and anything else outside it is not part of that route. Hazardous waste is never taken at the curb and only on the district's two collection days, water based and latex paint has to be dried out at home and put in the regular garbage once it is solid, tires are refused from businesses since February 1, 2025, and alkaline, rechargeable and vehicle batteries each have their own drop off rather than the garbage can.Official guidance
Who runs garbage and recycling in St. George?+
Washington County Solid Waste District runs the program, and the city's own page hands the service to the district rather than operating it. Republic Services is the collection contractor for curbside service and is the contact for missed pickups and bulky item pick-ups on 435-773-4973, the district office on 435-673-2813 handles containers, bills and general questions from 325 N Landfill Rd, and the Washington County Landfill at 330 N Landfill Rd on 435-674-7623 is the self haul site. A household inside the city is billed through the city utilities department, while a household in an unincorporated part of the county is billed quarterly by the district itself.Official guidance
Does the district sell compost?+
Yes. The district sells compost and woodchips made from the chipped green waste brought to the landfill, and the fee schedule prices compost at $27.60 per ton for a city, $44.16 per ton for the public and commercial, and woodchips at $27.60 per ton. The district notes that it does not allow weeds or poisonous plants into the green waste pile, and the compost page on the district website carries current prices and availability.Official guidance
