Seasonal Container Reservation Program (SCRP)

How the Program Works

• Each participating area has assigned postcard, opening, and servicing dates.
• Some cities are divided into zones. Customers should match their schedule to the zone shown on their postcard.
• Reservations are subject to available container capacity during the assigned opening window.
• Containers are delivered and serviced during the servicing dates listed for the selected city or zone.

What the Dates Mean

• Postcard mail date: when informational postcards are mailed.
• Reservation opening dates: when a phase opens for that city or zone.
• SCRP servicing dates: when containers are delivered and serviced in that area.

Important Notes

• This page is informational and includes program guidance and reference links.
• Your postcard determines your city, zone, and opening eligibility.
• Container availability may be limited and some phases may not apply in every area.
• Reservations cannot be completed by phone because required agreements must be completed online.

Container Delivery and Timing

• Containers are dropped off between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on the scheduled day.
• If you still have not seen your container, please call by 4:30 p.m.
• Due to tight scheduling and route timing, we are unable to give a closer estimate of arrival time.
• Our staff will try to ensure residents have up to 24 hours to use the container.
• If containers are delivered on a Friday, they will be picked up on Monday.

Driveway Access and Placement

• Driveways must be clear and accessible.
• Please move vehicles, trailers, and RVs to allow for adequate space.
• Approximate placement space needed: 10' x 20'.
• Container size: 8 ft wide x 10 ft long x 4 ft deep.
• Recommended area space: 10 ft x 12 ft.
• The container must be placed in the driveway and off the street and public sidewalks.
• If the driveway is inaccessible, staff will be unable to deliver the container, and you will forfeit your opportunity for the container at your residence.

What Is Permitted in the Containers?

• Bulk household waste: furniture, mattresses, and similar household materials.
• Appliances: a certified appliance professional must tag the refrigerator and/or freezer showing that the freon has been removed.
• Yard waste.

What Is Not Permitted in the Containers?

• Tires of any size or quantity.
• Paint, oil, batteries, propane tanks, gasoline, freon, antifreeze, pesticides, herbicides, solvents, hydrocarbons, and other toxic, hazardous, radioactive, or regulated materials.
• Compressed gases, fuel or oil products of any kind, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), mercury or mercury-containing devices, uranium mill tailings, and biohazardous or infectious laboratory or medical waste.
• Materials contaminated with or used in the production of methamphetamines.
• Ammunition, firearms, or explosives.
• Engines, transmissions, catalytic converters, lead acid batteries, lithium batteries, including electric vehicle batteries, or other items that may pose risks to human health and the environment.
• Barrels, drums, or containers over five (5) gallons in capacity unless they have been completely emptied, had the top removed, been cut or punctured to render them unusable, and contain no residue.
• Freon or freon-containing appliances.
• Animal carcasses and human excrement, remains, or body parts.
• Materials containing free liquids as defined in 40 CFR 260.10.
• Commercial, contractor, or industrial waste or materials generated by commercial, contractor, or industrial activities.
• Materials that attract, generate, or harbor vermin or rodents, present conditions that are harmful to public health, or that create a fire hazard, safety hazard, odor, or nuisance.

Other Information and Tips

• Do not overload containers or put waste on the ground around the containers.
• Following the National Waste and Recycling Association’s (NWRA) recommendations, WFWRD employees will not collect waste left on the ground or curb.
• The containers are for residents only. No commercial or construction dumping is allowed.
• Reservations cannot be made over the phone because required agreements and acknowledgements must be completed during the online process.
• If you have significant amounts of waste and cannot wait for the Seasonal Container Reservation Program, landfill vouchers are available.

Cancellation Waiting List

• Only fill out the cancellation waiting list form if your city is currently in its scheduled service time.
• This list is only for residents in the current area who can be reserved but are fully booked.
• You may also use the General reservation dates if you were an Early Bird resident who missed the sign-up timeframe.

Cancellation Waiting List for SCRP

Contact Information

Phone: 385-468-6325
Email: info@wfwrdutah.gov
Hours: Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 4:45 PM

Customers may also use the district website for program updates and related service information.