How to get rid of a mattress in Roosevelt, UT.

If you are replacing the mattress, the shop will often take the old one when they deliver. Usually one old mattress per new one, and only if it is dry and clean.

Casper

Free

Casper mattress order with In-Home Delivery & Setup ($249), continental US; one used mattress per mattress ordered. Sanitary condition judged on site; box springs must be removable intact. Source

Havertys

Free

New mattress delivered by Top Drawer Delivery. Not stated on page. Source

Purple

Free

Non-California: free with Rejuvenate mattresses; $200 add-on for select Essentials/Restore mattresses. Mattress only (no box springs); unsanitary mattresses may be refused. Source

Raymour & Flanigan

Free

New mattress purchase with delivery; free with mattress set of $500+. Safe, sanitary, free of rips and tears. Source

Rooms To Go

Free

New mattress with full service delivery. Not heavily soiled; not with Doorway Delivery. Source

Established for the county as a whole, so it applies across Roosevelt and its neighbors.

• Duchesne County does not collect anything itself; its code hands collection to licensed private collectors and tells residents where the waste must end up. Section 3-4-9.B.1 of the county code provides that "Residential waste shall be collected by a licensed or authorized collector, and must be disposed of in the Blue Bench landfill." Section 3-4-9.B.2 then allows an exception "for private disposal at the Blue Bench landfill or other state permitted landfill" where the resident applies to the administrator, certifies by signed affidavit that all household garbage will go to the Blue Bench landfill or another state permitted landfill and agrees to provide verification, transports the waste so that it cannot blow or spill off the vehicle, and satisfies a periodic audit. Commercial and industrial waste is treated the same way under 3-4-9.A. Section 3-4-8 requires a collector's license for anyone providing collection services, excepting "Persons removing waste from their homes or produced in the course of their own business", and requires applicants to carry liability insurance of not less than one million dollars; 3-4-8.D provides that "Failure or refusal to transport and dispose of residential waste in the county designated facility will result in revocation of the license." Fees are not in the code at all: 3-4-10 says only that "The Blue Bench landfill special service district shall establish fees for disposal at the Blue Bench landfill by resolution", collected at the landfill at the time of disposal. Section 3-4-12.A makes it unlawful to dump any solid waste anywhere in the county except the Blue Bench landfill or a private collection station, and 3-4-12.F makes it unlawful to transport waste so that it blows off the vehicle, requiring susceptible loads to be covered. The code shown is the 2026 S-12 supplement, the current one. Source Not confirmed: The code names no county bulky item or large item collection, no clean-up voucher and no amnesty, and the county's website publishes none either, so the county layer offers no collection of any kind for a mattress. Not confirmed: Sections 3-4-8.A.1 and 3-4-9.B.2 pull in different directions for a household self-hauling a single mattress: the first exempts "Persons removing waste from their homes" from needing a collector's license, while the second frames private disposal as an exception requiring an application and a signed affidavit. The county does not say whether a one-time trip to the landfill needs that paperwork, and in practice the landfill's own pages invite residents to the scale without mentioning it. Not confirmed: The code does not name the licensed collectors operating in the county, and the county publishes no list of them, although the landfill's own page names K&K Sanitation as a customer. Not confirmed: Nothing in the code or on the county site establishes a county-wide donation outlet, furniture bank or mattress recycler; none could be found for Duchesne County. Not confirmed: Whether Roosevelt or any other town in the county runs its own collection or bulky pickup was not researched here; that is a city-level question answered on the city's page.
• There is one legal place to take waste in Duchesne County and the code says so twice. Section 3-4-5 records that "As of December 15, 1989, all landfills situated within unincorporated areas of the county were closed, except the Blue Bench landfill, eight (8) miles north of Duchesne, Utah", and bars any other landfill or disposal site from being constructed, operated or used in those areas without the approval of the state Department of Environmental Quality, the federal Environmental Protection Agency and the county commission. Section 3-4-6 then allows the county commission to designate sites under county control as public disposal facilities, to be known as county solid waste facilities, and states that "The county commission designates the Blue Bench landfill, and the private collection stations, as the only solid waste facilities" in those areas, adding that "The Blue Bench landfill shall be the only designated landfill in the county." For a reader with a mattress, this settles the geography: wherever you live in Duchesne County, the county's answer is Blue Bench, roughly eight miles north of Duchesne city on Highway 87. Source Not confirmed: The code refers to "private collection stations" as designated solid waste facilities but neither names them nor says where they are, so whether any of them is nearer to Roosevelt than Blue Bench, or whether any takes a mattress, is not established. Not confirmed: The code does not say what a private collection station may charge or who may use one.