Free curbside bulk item pickup is offered only during the city's holiday overflow weeks (up to 3 items, each needing a City of Everett trash sticker from City Hall). It is not a standing weekly service on the pages reviewed.

Fee: Free during overflow weeks (sticker required).

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All mattresses and box springs must be recycled. Pay at the Collector's Office in City Hall (cash only); the clerk gives you a pickup date, a sticker and a bag for each piece, and you set them out curbside that day.

Fee: $70 for the first mattress or box spring, $45 for each additional (cash only, max 3 per pickup).

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White goods (appliances like fridges) are not part of regular bulk pickup. Buy a white goods sticker at City Hall and the city picks them up weekly on Wednesdays.

Fee: $15 per sticker.

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Not published — call Everett DPW

Not published — call Everett DPW

• The Goodwill Store (Somerville), 230 Elm St, Somerville, MA 02144. Nearby; Recycle Smart MA lists it as a donation site. Call ahead to confirm accepted items; large furniture is generally not taken. Source
• The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center (Somerville), 483 Broadway, Somerville, MA 02145. Nearby; listed in a thrift directory, acceptance rules not confirmed. Source
• Habitat for Humanity ReStore (Greater Boston), 1580 VFW Pkwy, Boston, MA. Takes working furniture, appliances and building materials; pickup by appointment. Call 617-327-1170 or email restore@habitatboston.org to c Source

Everett holds an annual Hazardous Waste Day for residents. The 2026 date could not be confirmed on the city site (the last one we could verify was Saturday, September 6, 2025, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Rivergreen Park). Call 617-394-2270 for the next date.

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