Summit County Utah Announces Two New Facilities at the Three Mile Canyon Landfill
Contributed by Recycle Utah - Posted: January 2nd, 2008
COALVILLE, UTAH – Two new resource recovery facilities will be available for use by county residents at the Three Mile Canyon landfill.
Summit County is constructing a new public drop-off center for residents just inside the entrance to the municipal landfill. More…
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