MIDVALE — Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District, formerly known as Salt Lake County Sanitation, has announced billing changes that will impact how its 81,000 customers in the Salt Lake Valley pay for garbage and recycling service.
Rather than having sanitation fees included on residents' property tax statement as in years past, Wasatch Front Waste is legally required to collect the fee separately. During February and March, residents of Taylorsville, Herriman, Cottonwood Heights, Holladay, a portion of Murray, and unincorporated Salt Lake County will receive a bill for their 2013 sanitation services.
“To make it as easy as possible on our customers, they can pay in one, two, or six payments,” said Pam Roberts, executive director of Wasatch Front Waste. She stressed that while the payment method has changed, the rates have not changed from 2012.
Roberts said customers can pay by check, credit card, or have automatic withdrawals set up through Xpress Bill Pay. The 2013 fee must be paid in full by Aug. 15.
Wasatch Front Waste became a separate entity from Salt Lake County effective Jan. 1. The Salt Lake County Council made this change to bring control of garbage and recycling pickup closer to the people.
Customers can email Wasatch Front Waste with additional questions at info@wasatchfrontwaste.org or visit their website at wasatchfrontwaste.org.
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RBN,
You are right - the timing on this is a little off because of the change, which is obviously out of their control. Luckily the fees didn't go up this year. Since Salt Lake County is doing a tax increase on our property taxes, I More..
Two negative results:
1) Taxpayers paid for the 2012 service in November. Now they must pay by August 15 and many will pay long before then, resulting in Wasatch Front picking up its fees much earlier and being able to utilize the More..