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Jacksonville, FL grease trap & interceptor requirements

Quoted from official source Last checked 2026-10-17. Report an error / rule changed

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From the official source(s) below, last checked 2026-10-17. Rules change; verify with your city.

Rules change; verify with your city. Summaries are plain-English restatements of the official source linked below; “Source says” shows the exact wording. Blank rows mean the sources we checked did not state that rule, not that there is no rule.

Required trap / interceptor type
Source says:
“By implementing best management practices (BMPs), customers can reduce the amount of grease entering their interceptors, potentially extending the time between required cleanings.”
Sizing rule
Source says:
“All small traps smaller than 50 gallons must now be cleaned and inspected on a biweekly basis.”
Pumping / cleaning frequencyNot stated in the sources we checked
Permit required?Not stated in the sources we checked
Permit & program feesNot stated in the sources we checked
InspectionsNot stated in the sources we checked
Record keepingNot stated in the sources we checked
Pumper / hauler approvalNot stated in the sources we checked
Reporting portalFOG BMP
Fines & penaltiesNot stated in the sources we checked
Program contactNot stated in the sources we checked

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