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Ogden Transfer Station Offers Lower Trash Disposal Costs for Residents

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Ogden Transfer Station Offers Lower Trash Disposal Costs for Residents
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Ogden residents may find lower disposal costs at the Ogden Transfer Station compared to the Weber Transfer station. The Ogden facility charges $15 per load for residents who provide proof of residency.

Key takeaways

  • The Ogden Transfer Station charges $15 per load for residents with proof of residency.
  • Weber Transfer station minimum fee is $27 for Ogden residents following a lease to Waste Management.
  • The Ogden location accepts cardboard, glass recycling, and hazardous waste at no extra charge.
  • Ogden utility billing accounts receive two free dump passes each spring.

According to an October 1 statement, the Ogden Transfer Station located at 3027 Midland Drive offers a more affordable trash disposal option for local residents than the Weber Transfer station. Following Weber County's lease of its transfer station to Waste Management this summer, the minimum fee for Ogden residents at that location has become $27.

At the Ogden Transfer Station, residents can pay $15 per load by presenting proof of residency, such as a utility bill or a valid ID. The facility accepts glass recycling, cardboard, and hazardous waste at no additional charge, though household hazardous waste incurs an extra fee.

Each Ogden utility billing account is eligible for two free dump passes every spring. The station operates from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 7:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday. The facility is closed on Sundays.

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