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Brigham City FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)


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Category: Main -> Waste Collection


Question
·  How do I get new or additional refuse container?
·  Where should I put my container for pickup?
·  Are there items I should NOT put in the container?
·  What items can I put in the container?

Answer
·  How do I get new or additional refuse container?

You must come to City Hall and fill out a work order.

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·  Where should I put my container for pickup?

The ideal location is to the left or right of your driveway (see the diagram on the right). Be sure the container handle faces your house and the container is placed on the street at least five feet from other automated containers and obstructions such as trees, mailboxes, or parked vehicles. Please park vehicles to accommodate the system.  Refuse must not be stacked into the cans more than one foot above the rim.  Anything sticking out of the sides of the can or more than a foot high risks damaging the automated collection system, and will cause the contents to spill over the top of the truck.

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·  Are there items I should NOT put in the container?

YES!
DO NOT place these items in your container:



  1. HOT ashes or coals Large quantities of dirt, sod, rocks, or concrete

  2. Flammable materials such as oil, gas, or paint

  3. Large, bulky items such as appliances, furniture, or metal objects Construction, remodeling, or demolition debris

  4. Hazardous materials (car batteries, oil, paints, solvents, etc.)

  5. Anything more than one foot above rim of container Anything protruding from the sides of the container

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·  What items can I put in the container?


  1. Normal household refuse
  2. Cardboard boxes (flatten or cut to save space)
  3. Grass, leaves or yard trimmings (best if put in plastic bags)
  4. Tree limbs or shrub trimmings (cut to fit container not longer than one foot above top of container, and not protruding out on the sides)

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