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City pickup: mattresses in Minnesota

The answer for Minnesota

In Minnesota, we've checked 5 city pickup options in 4 of our 4 Minnesota city guides. Enter your ZIP or pick your city to see only what applies to you.

Independent guide, not a government website. Confirm with your city or the linked official source before acting; rules and fees change.

Duluth 1

DuluthCity fee

Duluth: city fees and paid options

  • The Materials Recovery Center takes mattresses and box springs for $25 each, dry or wet.[1]
  • Clean, dry mattresses and box springs are recycled. Wet or dirty ones are $25 plus tax each.[2]
  • Materials Recovery Center: 4587 Ridgeview Rd., Duluth, MN 55803.[1]

Minneapolis 1

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Free curbside large item collection

  • City garbage customers: crews take up to two large items a week; mattresses and box springs go out on your recycling day for recycling.[3]
  • Put mattresses out by 6 a.m. the morning of your recycling pickup; crews tag recyclable large items and come back for them.[3]
  • Keep the mattress dry; waterlogged or frozen mattresses can't be recycled.[3]

St. Cloud 1

St. CloudCity fee

St. Cloud: city fees and paid options

  • Mattresses and box springs are taken through the City's special pickup service. Call Public Works at 320-650-2900 during regular business hours to schedule.[4]
  • The fee for mattress disposal is $35 plus tax per mattress of any size, including one box spring.[4]
  • If other items are picked up too, the mattress fee is added to the special pickup fee: $50 plus tax minimum for up to 2 cubic yards or 200 pounds, plus $25 plus tax for each additional cubic yard or 100 pounds.[4]
  • You must be a city garbage and recycling system customer and call at least one day in advance. Special pickups are on your weekly garbage day.[4]
  • Set items out at your regular garbage pickup location by 6 a.m. on the day of the pickup. Specials are limited to 5 cubic yards.[4]

St. Paul 2

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Free mattress recycling pickup

  • Mattresses, box springs and metal bed frames must be scheduled through Second Chance Recycling. Collection is free and doesn't count toward your yearly bulky item total.[5]
  • Homes with 1-4 units schedule with Second Chance Recycling online or at 612-787-3770. Put a sign on the mattress saying it's for the recycling program, and set it out by 6 a.m.[6]
St. PaulCity fee

St. Paul: city fees and paid options

  • Bulky pickup is included in your garbage service: 12 items a year per garbage cart. Beyond 12, each item costs $30 plus tax.[5]

Minnesota mattress rulesCity pickup: other states

Sources (6 official pages)

  1. Resource Renew: Using the Materials Recovery Center https://wlssd.com/services/garbage/using-the-materials-recovery-center/
    Checked by us: Oct 21, 2026 · Source posted: no date shown
  2. Resource Renew: Disposal Guide https://wlssd.com/disposal-guide/
    Checked by us: Oct 21, 2026 · Source posted: no date shown
  3. Minneapolis: Large Item Collection https://www.minneapolismn.gov/resident-services/garbage-recycling-cleanup/large-items/
    Checked by us: Oct 21, 2026 · Source posted: July 13, 2026
  4. City of St. Cloud: Special Pick-Up https://www.ci.stcloud.mn.us/354/Special-Pickups
    Checked by us: Oct 21, 2026 · Source posted: no date shown
  5. City of Saint Paul: Bulky Item Collection https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/public-works/garbage-and-recycling/residential-collection/bulky-item-collection
    Checked by us: Oct 21, 2026 · Source posted: no date shown
  6. City of Saint Paul: Mattress Recycling https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/public-works/garbage-and-recycling/residential-collection/mattress-recycling
    Checked by us: Oct 21, 2026 · Source posted: no date shown