Utility Providers in Ogden, KS

Unlike cities that let you throw old couches on the curb, Ogden does not offer curbside bulk cleanup. Instead, every spring, residents can pick up two free vouchers from the city. These passes allow you to haul and dump up to 400 pounds of non-hazardous waste for free at the Weber County Transfer Station.

If your whole block is doing spring cleaning or a massive move-in effort, you can take advantage of a great local perk. If five neighbors band together and fill out an application, the city will drop off a massive 30-yard dumpster on your street for two days completely free of charge. It’s a classic example of Ogden’s community-driven spirit.

Ogden’s automated trucks are highly calibrated. If your trash can is overflowing and the lid won’t shut completely flat, or if it’s parked too close to a vehicle, the driver will skip your house. If you miss your window, the city grants a strict one-time-per-year “go back” courtesy for garbage only if you call (801) 629-8271.

Curbside recycling bins in Ogden do not accept glass. If you put glass in your blue bin, you risk having your recycling service terminated. Instead, you’ll need to drop your jars and bottles at one of the city’s specific community glass drop-off sites, located at the Green Waste Site (1875 Monroe Blvd), the 4th Street Ball Park, or the Ogden High School parking lot.

Ogden operates a dedicated Green Waste Site year-round on Monroe Blvd. You can drop off lawn clippings, weeds, and garden debris here for free. This keeps heavy organic waste out of the landfill and helps the city process it into high-quality compost.

Ogden gets serious mountain snow. From December 1st to late March, parking on city streets is strictly prohibited between 2:00 AM and 6:00 AM whenever snow accumulates or a winter storm is forecast. This allows the city plows to clear roads safely — violators face steep fines or a trip to the impound lot.