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Mattress disposal in Utah: what every landfill charges

Utah doesn't have a mattress recycling law, so the Bye Bye Mattress program you may have read about doesn't run here. A mattress goes to your landfill or transfer station as its own line item: from $5 in Box Elder County to $20 in Bountiful, and a box spring usually counts as a second piece.

What Utah sites charge for a mattress

Landfill or transfer stationMattress fee
Box Elder County Landfill (Little Mountain)$5 each
Trans-Jordan Landfill (South Jordan)First 3 pieces included in the minimum, then $15 each
Trans-Jordan Sandy Transfer Station$15 a piece
Davis Landfill (Layton)$15 a piece
Weber County Transfer Station (Ogden)$15 each
Salt Lake Valley Landfill$18 a mattress or box spring
North Pointe Transfer Station (Lindon)First one $10 for member-city residents, others $20 each
Dry Creek Transfer Station (Spanish Fork)One included in the minimum, then $20 each
Bountiful City Landfill$20 a mattress or box spring

Fees are per piece: a mattress and its box spring are usually two charges.

Ways to pay less

Why there's no free mattress recycling in Utah

The Mattress Recycling Council's Bye Bye Mattress program runs only in states with a mattress stewardship law, funded by a fee added when you buy a new mattress. Utah has no such law, so the program's own site lists it as not active here. National articles recommend it anyway.

For every Utah landfill, transfer station and drop-off we cover, start from our Utah page, or see what it costs to dump in Utah.

Common questions

How much does it cost to dump a mattress in Utah?
From $5 at the Box Elder County Landfill to $20 in Bountiful and at the Dry Creek and North Pointe transfer stations after the first one. Davis, Weber and Trans-Jordan's Sandy station charge $15 a piece, and the Salt Lake Valley Landfill $18.
Does Bye Bye Mattress work in Utah?
No. The Mattress Recycling Council runs Bye Bye Mattress only in states with a mattress stewardship law, and Utah has none.
Do Salt Lake County landfill vouchers cover mattresses?
No. The WFWRD landfill vouchers don't cover mattresses, tires or anything with Freon.

Hours, fees and rules change. Always call the facility to confirm before you load up. Sources: our Utah county pages; mattress disposal guide; Mattress Recycling Council.