Everything you need to get rid of leftover paint responsibly in Ogden.
3027 Midland Dr, Ogden, UT 84401
This is the station Ogden City hauls its own trash to. It’s a separate site from the Weber County Transfer Station on Wilson Lane. Tell staff you’re an Ogden resident.
867 W Wilson Ln, Ogden, UT 84401
Trains often block the crossing by Wilson Lane. The county suggests taking 24th Street to B Avenue, turning left on Exchange Road and going half a mile to the second entrance. The phone number above comes from the Weber-Morgan Health Department, whose page predates the switch to Waste Management; PaintCare’s listing shows 801-399-8358, and neither the county nor Waste Management’s flyer lists one. The health department also lists a free re-use shed with used paint here, which may have changed.
Your state doesn’t have a PaintCare program, so stores here don’t take paint for free. These are the public drop-off programs PaintCare’s map lists, closest first. Most only serve their own residents and some charge a fee. Call before you go.
867 W Wilson Ln, Ogden, UT 84401
1997 E 3500 North, Layton, UT 84040
950 South 200 West, Bountiful, UT 84010
6030 W California Ave, Salt Lake City, UT 84104
153 N 1400 W, Logan, UT 84321
From PaintCare’s drop-off map ↗, updated October 6, 2026. Hours and limits are PaintCare’s. Distances are straight-line, not driving.
Take both to the Ogden Transfer Station in one trip. You’ll pay $20 for the hazardous waste plus the trash minimum. Show ID with your Ogden address for the city rate.
The Midland Drive station closes at noon Saturday (or takes Saturday visits by appointment, its services page says). The Weber County station on Wilson Lane is open Saturday until 5 p.m. and also charges $20 a load.
Take 24th Street to B Avenue, turn left on Exchange Road and go half a mile to the second entrance, as the county suggests.
The Ogden Transfer Station won’t take business hazardous waste, and the Wilson Lane sheet doesn’t cover businesses. Call Weber-Morgan Environmental Health at 801-399-7160 for options.
Take paint in its original, labeled can to the Ogden Transfer Station, 3027 Midland Dr. (801-388-1442), Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Call before a Saturday trip; its pages disagree on Saturday hours. Household hazardous waste costs $20 a load, and businesses can’t use it. Don’t put paint in your city cart or a Dial-A-Dumpster.
Ogden, Utah (Weber County), doesn’t take paint at the curb. Ogden City says paint is a hazardous material and must go to the Ogden Transfer Station at 3027 Midland Dr. in its original, labeled container. Household hazardous waste there costs $20 a load. The Weber County Transfer Station on Wilson Lane, run by Waste Management since July 1, 2026, also takes it for $20 a load.
Ogden City points residents to the Ogden Transfer Station on Midland Drive, where the city hauls its own trash. The Weber County Transfer Station at 867 W Wilson Ln. is a separate site, run by Waste Management since July 1, 2026. Both charge $20 a load for household hazardous waste.
The city says paint must arrive in its original container with the label still readable. Don’t pour leftovers together into one bucket.
PaintCare’s locator still shows a $5-per-load hazardous waste fee at the Wilson Lane station, from a 2021 note. Waste Management’s rate sheet, in effect since July 1, 2026, lists $20 a load.
Ogden’s Dial-A-Dumpster bans hazardous materials, including chemicals, and anything that could catch fire; you pay the disposal cost if they’re found. The city may also pull your cart for prohibited items.
The Weber-Morgan Health Department lists a free re-use shed with used paint and thinners at the Weber County station. That page still links to a county page that no longer exists, and it may predate the July 2026 switch to Waste Management, so ask before you count on it.
Utah has no PaintCare program, so there are no PaintCare drop-off sites at paint stores. The hazardous waste site at the Davis Landfill in Layton only takes waste from Davis and Morgan County residents (not Bountiful), so Weber County residents can’t use it. Utah DEQ suggests sharing usable paint with neighbors, and warns against pouring it down a drain or into a storm drain.
Keep paint in its original, labeled cans with tight lids, upright in a box. Bring a driver’s license or ID that shows your Ogden address. Put everything in one trip so you pay the $20 fee once.
Full preparation checklist →Ogden City sends paint to the Ogden Transfer Station, 3027 Midland Dr. The Weber County Transfer Station at 867 W Wilson Ln. also takes household hazardous waste.
$20 per load of household hazardous waste at either station, on each station’s current rate sheet.
Its contact page lists Saturday 7:30 a.m.–noon; its services page says Saturdays by appointment. Call 801-388-1442 first. The Wilson Lane station is open Saturday 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Only between March 2 and June 30. Ogden gives two free passes per residential account at the Public Works Building, 133 W 29th St., and they expire June 30. The pass page says each is worth up to $12 at the Ogden Transfer Station (the city FAQ says $15).
No. The Ogden Transfer Station takes no business hazardous waste.
October 12, 2026: read Ogden City’s garbage and recycling page, FAQ (paint and gas go to the Ogden Transfer Station in labeled containers), Dial-A-Dumpster and dump pass pages (opened in a browser), the Ogden Transfer Station’s contact, services and rates pages, Weber County’s solid waste page and Waste Management’s July 1, 2026 rate flyer, the Weber-Morgan Health Department’s waste page, Wasatch Integrated’s hazardous waste page (Davis and Morgan residents only) and Utah DEQ’s pages. The county’s old hazardous waste page now returns ‘file not found’. Unresolved: neither station lists which paints (latex or oil-based) it takes, any gallon limits or the ‘restrictions’ its sheets mention. The city lists a $15 resident minimum for trash; the station’s sheet says $20. The city FAQ says passes are worth up to $15; the pass page says $12 each and shows no year. Saturday hours at Midland Drive conflict (7:30-noon vs. by appointment). The Wilson Lane phone number (801-399-8803) comes from the health department and may predate Waste Management; PaintCare lists 801-399-8358 and DEQ lists 801-399-8169 for Weber and Morgan hazardous waste. No Ogden or Weber County rule on drying latex for the trash was found.
Checked October 12, 2026 against these sources, not by phone. How we research.
