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Fall Cleanup Dumpsters and Shred Truck

By Sariah Farmer · September 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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Eagle Mountain City’s Fall Cleanup gives residents a convenient way to get rid of unwanted yard waste, e-waste and light household waste. Dumpsters will be available at Cory B. Wride Memorial Park from September 16 through September 23. A shred truck will also be on-site September 19 for residents who need to securely dispose of […]

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Eagle Mountain City’s Fall Cleanup gives residents a convenient way to get rid of unwanted yard waste, e-waste and light household waste.

Dumpsters will be available at Cory B. Wride Memorial Park from September 16 through September 23. A shred truck will also be on-site September 19 for residents who need to securely dispose of unwanted documents.

Fall Cleanup Schedule

Dumpsters

Wednesday, September 16: 4–8 PM

September 17–23: 8 AM–8 PM

Shred Truck

Saturday, September 19: 10 AM–Noon

Items You Can Bring

Residents may use the cleanup dumpsters for:

Yard waste

E-waste

Light household waste

What’s Not Accepted:

Animal remains

Paint

Commercial waste

Tires*

Appliances*

Furniture and mattresses*

Explosives

Barbed wire

Dirt or rocks

Oversized items

Hazardous waste

Intermountain Regional Landfill

*Some items that cannot be accepted at the Fall Cleanup can be disposed of at the Intermountain Regional Landfill for an additional fee. This includes mattresses, box springs, some appliances, televisions, monitors and tires.

Visit the landfill’s website for current pricing and information about accepted materials.

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