2026 Program Information

Seasonal Container Reservation Program (SCRP)

The Seasonal Container Reservation Program provides qualifying residents with access to a once-a-year temporary container for bulky household cleanup during the 2026 SCRP season. This page is for program information only and includes schedule details, program phases, servicing dates, zone lookup help, and general participation guidance.

Program Type Once-a-year seasonal container service

Reservation Process Tiered opening schedule by city or zone

Service Timing Spring through September schedule by area

Customer Support Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 4:45 PM

Program Overview

SCRP is designed to provide an organized seasonal cleanup opportunity across the district’s service areas. Informational postcards are mailed ahead of each area’s opening window, and the online calendar opens according to the phase and dates assigned to that area.

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 does not include reservation links.
Your postcard determines your city, zone, and opening eligibility.
Container availability may be limited and some phases may not apply in every area.

SCRP dates and phase information vary by city and, in some cases, by zone. Always use your postcard information together with the city schedule below.

Program Photo

Example of an SCRP container used during seasonal service.

Seasonal container example for the 2026 SCRP program.

Reservation Phases

The 2026 schedule uses phased reservation openings so access is distributed across eligible customers more evenly. Not every area uses every phase.

Early Bird

For customers identified for first-priority access in their area. In many cases, this is intended for customers who were on the prior year’s cancellation list and did not receive a container.

First phase Varies by area

Early Access

Used in select areas to open reservations before general access for additional eligible customers. This phase is only listed where applicable on the city schedule and postcard communications.

Select areas only Before general access

General Reservation

The general phase opens after any earlier phase assigned to that area. It is the standard opening shown on many postcards and is still subject to available capacity.

Broadest access Capacity-based

Some cities show only Early Bird and General dates, some show Early Access and General, and some list only General. “Not listed” means that phase is not shown for that area in the current schedule.

2026 SCRP City Schedule

Choose a city to view postcard timing, phase opening dates, and servicing dates. If your area has zones, match the correct card to your postcard zone.

City (choose one)

Select your city to view the schedule summary. Use your postcard to confirm whether a zone number applies.

Schedule Summary

Select a city to see postcard dates, opening dates, and servicing dates.

PDF SCRP SCHEDULE

“SCRP servicing dates” are the dates containers are delivered and serviced within that city or zone. The reservation opening dates show when each listed phase begins for that area.

Find Your Zone

If your postcard references a city zone, use the interactive map below to confirm whether you are in Zone 1, Zone 2, or Zone 3 before relying on the schedule.

Open the interactive zone map

Enter your address in the map search box to identify the correct zone for your service area.

How to Open the Container Door

Watch the instructional video below for guidance on opening the container door.

Direct video link: How to Open the Container Door

Program Guidelines and Help

Before Reserving

Review your postcard carefully for your assigned city, zone, and phase.
Do not assume neighboring areas share the same opening or servicing dates.
If you are in a zoned city, confirm the correct zone before using the schedule.
Avoid duplicate submissions or attempts to reserve outside your assigned area.

Address Search Guidance

When using reservation tools, begin by typing only the first portion of your address.
Select your property from the address list provided by the system.
If your address does not appear, contact the district for verification before proceeding.
If you live in a gated community, be prepared to provide access instructions when required.

Confirmation Timing

After a reservation is submitted through the district process, the Operations Department reviews and confirms the request. Customers should monitor their inbox and junk or spam folders for confirmation details.

Reservation openings may fill before the full window ends if available capacity is reached.

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do all cities have the same reservation opening date?

No. Opening dates vary by city and, in some cases, by zone. Use your postcard together with the city schedule on this page.

Why do some areas show Early Access and others do not?

The schedule is area-specific. If a phase is not part of an area’s current schedule, it is shown as “Not listed.”

What do the servicing dates mean?

These are the dates containers are delivered and serviced within the selected city or zone.

What if I do not know my zone?

Use the interactive zone map on this page. Enter your address in the map search box to identify the correct zone.

Can I use this page to reserve a container?

No. This page is intended only for program information and schedule reference.

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