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Recycling - Glass

Yes, glass recycling has a monthly curbside collection service for an additional fee.

Momentum Recycling provides Centerville residents the opportunity to subscribe to a monthly curbside collection of their glass. For just $8/month (plus a one-time fee of $25), residents receive their own 35-gallon grey cart specifically for collecting glass recyclables.

All colors of glass bottles and jars are accepted, and there is no need to rinse with water or remove labels. Momentum Recycling provides the monthly collection service, and bills residents directly. This optional service is not included in resident's monthly Centerville City Utility Billing rates.

What makes glass unique among other recyclable commodities (such as aluminum) is that it directly benefits Utah’s economy in that it is collected, processed, and used by local industry. Recycling glass helps create local jobs, extend the life of our landfills, and keeps waste disposal costs down.

Visit Momentum’s website to learn more and sign up for this service.

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Recycling - Metal Cans

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1. When recycling metal cans, do I have to remove the label?: No!

2. Do I have to rinse the cans?: If you flip your can upside down, shake it and nothing comes out, you’re good to go! As long as the can is empty and dry it is okay to be tossed in.

3. What about aluminum foil, trays, and pie pans?: These are also recyclable, but they must be squeaky clean. The issue we have ran into is people tossing their dirty ones in, which means they will be landfilled. We have stopped saying we accept them for this reason. Usually when I get this question and I can tell they are diligent with their recycling, I will give them the explanation and give them the okay to toss them in, again as long as they’re clean.

4. What about aerosol spray cans?: We are in the process of removing aerosol spray cans from our guide as well, because they aren’t being emptied and there are some issues with hazardous waste. When people ask about this, I say that food spray cans (like oil sprays, whipped cream, etc.) can go in as long as they are completely empty. No cleaners, pesticides/insecticides or spray paint cans.

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Water Conservation

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1. What days do I water if I'm on Weber Basin Water?

Metered Customers

Metered customers can water any day of the week, as long as they stay within the weekly allotment according to the customer portal.

Usage over weekly allocation will result in a violation.

Unmetered Customers

No more than ONE watering per week. A watering equals 20 minutes for overhead sprays, and 40 minutes for rotors, per zone.

One day a week hand watering of established trees and shrubs.

Watering days for unmetered customers are determined by house number.

House # Ends In	Assigned Day
0 or 2	Monday
1 or 3	Tuesday
4 or 6	Wednesday
5 or 7	Thursday
8 or 9	Friday

2. What days do I water if I'm on Duel Creek Irrigation?

SHAREHOLDERS MUST REDUCE WATER USE AND FOLLOW THE 2022 WATER USE RESTRICTIONS. Two days a week watering of any location. Each watering may not exceed 20 minutes for pop‐up sprays, 40 minutes for rotors and 60 minutes for drip irrigation. If you have multiple coverage you must divide the time limitation amongst the overlapping zones.

More information on Duel Creek Irrigation can be found here.