Norwalk is Hosting its First Free Mattress and Box Spring Recycling Collection

The City of Norwalk will hold its first of three Mattress and Box Spring Recycling Collection events this Saturday, April 20, from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM at the Norwalk Public Works Center at 15 South Smith Street. 

This free collection program recycles mattresses and box springs through the City’s partnership with the Greater Bridgeport Community Enterprises and the Mattress Recycling Council’s Connecticut Bye Bye Mattress Program. 

The program asks residents to bring their unwanted mattresses and box springs to the Norwalk Public Works Center so they can be recycled through a sustainable program. The program is only open to residents, who are advised to park near the Norwalk Public Works Center gas pumps and look for signs on where to drop off their mattresses and box springs. 

The mattress and box spring collection will take place from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm on the three upcoming Saturdays: 

  • Saturday, April 20, 2024;
  • Saturday, June 1, 2024; and
  • Saturday, September 28, 2024 

Mattresses and Box Springs MUST be DRY and INTACT

Unacceptable items include:

  • Severely damaged, twisted, wet, frozen or soiled mattresses. 
  • Mattresses infested with bed bugs or other living organisms. 
  • Sleeping bags, pillows, cushions, loose bedding, mattress pads or toppers, etc. 
  • Car beds. 
  • Juvenile products, i.e., carriage, basket, stroller, crib bumper, etc. 
  • Water beds. 
  • Camping or air mattresses.
  • Fold-out sofa beds. 
  • Futons or furniture. 

For additional information regarding this program, please visit www.ByeByeMattress.com or call 1-855-700-9973. 

For further information from the City of Norwalk, please visit the Norwalk website at https://www.norwalkct.gov/3127/Mattress-Recycling or contact the Customer Service Center at CustomerService@norwalkct.gov or (203) 854-3200.

 

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Submitted by City of Norwalk

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