Weber County announced June 27, 2026, that it has entered into several interlocal agreements with local municipalities to ensure the continued and cost-effective delivery of solid waste services. The agreements require participating cities to deliver all residential household waste collected from curb-side containers exclusively to the Weber County Transfer Station.
Participating municipalities listed
According to a news release from Weber County, the county has secured agreements with 14 different municipalities. These cities include Washington Terrace, Roy City, South Ogden City, Harrisville City, Pleasant View City, Hooper City, Ogden City, Farr West City, North Ogden City, Uintah City, Plain City, Riverdale City, West Haven City, and Marriott-Slaterville City.
Transfer Station ownership and operations
The county's agreement with these specific locations is designed to maintain efficient and cost-effective public services. Under the terms of the contracts, Weber County will continue to hold ownership and operational responsibility for the Transfer Station throughout the duration of the agreements.
Agreement details for Huntsville Town
In a separate but related announcement issued on the same day, Weber County confirmed it has also entered into an interlocal agreement specifically with Huntsville Town. This agreement mirrors the structure of those established with the other 14 cities, ensuring that Huntsville's residential waste is directed to the county-operated facility.
Waste delivery requirements for Huntsville
As part of these arrangements, Huntsville Town has agreed to deliver or cause the delivery of all household waste placed in curb-side containers by its residents specifically to the Weber County Transfer Station.
Financial structure and disposal fees
The financial structure of these agreements stipulates that there are no direct payment obligations from the county to the participating cities. Instead, the fiscal responsibility for disposal lies with the municipalities or their service providers; each city or its contracted waste hauler is required to pay fees for the disposal of residential solid waste at the Transfer Station.
The initial term for these agreements is set to run through December 31, 2024. However, the contracts allow for flexibility in long-term planning, as they may be enough renewed for additional two-year terms, reaching a maximum total duration of 12 years.
For those seeking further details regarding the specific terms of these agreements, Weber County has made the documents available for public inspection. The resolution 25-2024 and related agreements can be reviewed at the Weber County Clerk/Auditor's Office located at 2380 Washington Blvd., Ste. 320, Ogden, UT.
The office is open for review during regular business hours, from 8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m., for a period of 30 days following the publication of the notice of agreement.
