Recycling Centers in Utah
102 recycling locations in 32 cities. Choose a city to see hours, what each center accepts, and who pays cash.
Utah at a glance: 76 recycling centers, 17 scrap yards, 6 electronics recyclers, 2 transfer stations, 1 household hazardous waste facility. Utah has no statewide bottle deposit, so scrap yards are the main way to get paid for cans and metal.
Top cities for recycling in Utah
- Salt Lake City37 locations
- Ogden7 locations
- St George4 locations
- Cedar City4 locations
- South Salt Lake4 locations
- Park City4 locations
- West Valley City3 locations
- Orem3 locations
- Logan3 locations
- Clearfield3 locations
- Lehi2 locations
- American Fork2 locations
- Tooele2 locations
- Midvale2 locations
- Payson2 locations
- Lindon2 locations
- Moab2 locations
- Naples2 locations
- West Jordan1 location
- Provo1 location
- Sandy1 location
- Taylorsville1 location
- Saratoga Springs1 location
- Murray1 location
All Utah cities
- American Fork 2
- Cedar City 4
- Clearfield 3
- Deweyville 1
- Genola 1
- Hurricane 1
- Lehi 2
- Lindon 2
- Logan 3
- Midvale 2
- Moab 2
- Murray 1
- Naples 2
- North Salt Lake 1
- Ogden 7
- Orem 3
- Park City 4
- Payson 2
- Plymouth 1
- Provo 1
- Salt Lake City 37
- Sandy 1
- Saratoga Springs 1
- Sigurd 1
- South Salt Lake 4
- St George 4
- Syracuse 1
- Taylorsville 1
- Tooele 2
- Vernal 1
- West Jordan 1
- West Valley City 3
Utah recycling questions
How many recycling centers are there in Utah?
We list 102 recycling locations across 32 cities in Utah, including drop-off centers, scrap yards and specialty recyclers. Salt Lake City has the most, with 37.
Does Utah pay for cans and bottles?
Utah does not have a statewide bottle deposit law, so there is no standard deposit refund. Scrap yards often pay by the pound for loose aluminum cans, and the price changes with the metals market. Call ahead to confirm the current rate.