Garbage pickup is defined by locating your address in the map or using the interactive map.
Garbage
The City collects garbage weekly and recycling is on a bi-weekly basis. Collection days are determined by neighborhood boundaries. To find your pick-up schedule, type in your address in the Interactive Map or view the PDF map below:
What if my can was missed on pickup day?
If your container was not emptied on your regularly scheduled pick-up day, call 800-724-9995
New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day could affect your pick-up day. If your pick-up falls on or after the holiday, your pick-up will be delayed by one day for that week only.
What is allowed in my garbage can?
Your Centerville City garbage container is only for household and yard trash (limbs cut in 2 ft. lengths). Construction materials and hazardous waste are not allowed.
Do not overfill your bins or place extra bags or items next to them. For safety reasons, our drivers can't leave their trucks to pick up spilled garbage or items on the side.
What time should I put my garbage can out?
Garbage and recycling containers must not be set out on the street for collection the day before collection and must be set out before 6:00 AM on collection day.
For details about where to place your can, please review the following code link Centerville : Municipal Code
- Use the 3 ft rule: place your cans at least 3 feet from other cans, mailboxes, trees, fences, cars, and any other object.
- Avoid placing your cans under trees or basketball standards.
- Please don’t put hot ashes in your can! (this can cause a fire)
- Please don’t overload your can. Items should not stick out above the top more than a couple of inches.
- No hazardous waste
- Recycle everything you can
Wasatch Integrated operates the Davis Landfill in Layton, Utah, which has provided secure destruction for many years, primarily offering an option to customers requesting secure disposal but unable to find a cost effective option. Our services include destruction of sensitive materials, such as documents, proprietary items, police evidence, DEA Controlled Substances and “Take Back Program” Pharmaceuticals. Landfilling is an effective and legally acceptable disposal method for controlled and non-controlled substances.
The Federal Register, Volume 79, Number 174, Part 1317.90 Subpart C, states that, “All controlled substances to be destroyed … shall be destroyed in compliance with applicable Federal, State, tribal, and local laws and regulations and shall be rendered non-retrievable”.
Disposal at Wasatch’s Davis Landfill, which includes mixing, compacting, covering, and burial, renders the waste non-retrievable.
Wasatch’s goal is to provide secure landfill disposal to customers with assurance of destruction. Customers may witness disposal and take photos. Customers also have the option to receive a Certificates of Destruction.
Disposal of Documents
The landfill is a simple and secure option for sensitive document destruction. Our personnel and processes will insure your sensitive documents are effectively destroyed. Special Waste - Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District
Household hazardous waste - Davis County Landfill
Household Hazardous Waste Accepted Includes:
- Antifreeze
- Automotive Products
- Batteries-alkaline
- Batteries-rechargeable*
- Car Batteries-lead acid (no electric car batteries)
- Diesel Fuel
- Fertilizers
- Gasoline
- Household Cleaners
- Kerosene
- Motor Oil (5 gallon max.)
- Paint
- Paint Thinner
- Pesticides
- Propane Tanks
- Stain
- Varnish
Household hazardous waste is accepted in containers no larger than 5 gallons. No more than 20 gallons of any one item may be dropped off for disposal or reuse, per visit.
*NOT ACCEPTED: Batteries over 300 watt hours and/or 12 inches (longest measurement) OR damaged/defective batteries.
Household Hazardous Waste - Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District
Electronic waste (e-waste) consists of consumer electronic equipment that is no longer wanted or usable, including:
- Computers
- Printers
- Cell phones
- DVD players
- VCRs
- Fax machines
- Stereos
- Flat screen computer monitors and televisions
- Electronic games
- Older computer monitors and televisions (including screens with Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs)
- Console television sets
Not Accepted
- All appliances, both large and small, including microwaves
- Light bulbs
No more than 6 of any one item of electronic waste may be dropped off for disposal or reuse, per visit.
Household Hazardous Waste and e-waste cannot be accepted from businesses or out of District residents. Businesses and out of District residents will be referred to electronics waste recyclers or hazardous waste disposal facilities.
This service is extended ONLY to residential households within the boundaries of the District, which consists of Davis and Morgan Counties, with the exception of Bountiful City who operates their own solid waste disposal system. Residents must show proof of residency in order to drop off e-waste or Household Hazardous Waste.
Household Hazardous Waste - Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District
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