Summit County, Park City, and Recycle Utah are proud to work together to ensure residents continue to have uninterrupted, accessible, and expanding options for responsible waste diversion now and in the years to come.
Our three organizations are developing a coordinated plan for the Summer of 2026, when Recycle Utah moves out of its current location, to guarantee residents continue to have access to the recycling options they have always enjoyed.
Included in this plan is an effort to find Recycle Utah a new home. Park City is relinquishing its rights to a 4.18-acre parcel of land in the U.S. 40 corridor specifically so Summit County and Recycle Utah can designate the property as the permanent location for Recycle Utah’s future operations. This site will allow Recycle Utah to continue operating a central drop-off and collections center, while remaining a hub for waste education, outreach, and community building.
Looking ahead, we are exploring opportunities to make recycling more convenient than ever for more of our community. This includes launching a joint effort to “refresh” Summit County’s 2018 Solid Waste Master Plan. This process has already begun and includes creating an action agenda with new and more robust waste reduction and diversion targets, as well as strategies to achieve them. Our goal is to create a roadmap for the next 5, 10, 20 years and beyond that reflects the values of our community, adapts to changing needs, and advances long-term sustainability.
We want residents to know that Summit County, Park City, and Recycle Utah are united in this work. We are partners committed to providing uninterrupted, accessible options for residents and visitors to reduce and recycle their waste.
Together with the community, we will reduce and divert our waste responsibly, extend the life of our landfills, and create more opportunity for everyone who lives, works, and plays here to make a meaningful difference.