Mattress disposal in New York (16 city guides)
The rules that apply across New York, and a local guide for every city we have researched — each one listing the drop-off options, curbside pickup, junk removal and store haul-away for that place, with what they cost.
16 cities · 2 statewide rules
New York mattress disposal rules
These apply anywhere in New York. Each one links to the page it came from.
- No New York mattress stewardship program in effect. S1463B (mattress EPR; same-as A1209) passed the Senate (April 21, 2026; again June 4, 2026 after amendment) and is in Assembly Ways and Means; not signed. As drafted: producer plans due to DEC by Dec 31, 2028; retailer sales restriction from Dec 31, 2029. Source
- NYSDEC publishes a statewide county-by-county list of Local Recycling Coordinators and regional DEC recycling contacts to help residents with reuse, recycling, and garbage questions; DEC reuse pages point to the NYS Reuse Locator Map. No statewide mattress landfill ban found on DEC recycling pages. Source
City guides in New York
Pick your city for its own list of options, with addresses, fees and who is allowed to use them.
KINGS COUNTY
New York
28 options ERIE COUNTYBuffalo
28 options WESTCHESTER COUNTYYonkers
28 options ONONDAGA COUNTYSyracuse
27 options ALBANY COUNTYAlbany
27 options ONEIDA COUNTYUtica
27 options NASSAU COUNTYHempstead
27 options ORANGE COUNTYKiryas Joel
27 options BROOME COUNTYBinghamton
26 options ROCKLAND COUNTYSpring Valley
26 options DUTCHESS COUNTYPoughkeepsie
27 options CHAUTAUQUA COUNTYJamestown
29 options ULSTER COUNTYKingston
27 options SUFFOLK COUNTYPatchogue
26 options ORANGE COUNTYPort Jervis
28 options ONONDAGA COUNTYBaldwinsville
26 optionsHow these guides are made
- Every listing is read off the provider's own page, dated, and approved for publication by a named person.
- Nothing is inferred: where a fee or a rule is not published, the page says so rather than guessing.