Recycling | Solid Waste Division

Recycle in Greenville County!
A Guide to Recycling and Waste Disposal

We have 6 staffed Convenience Centers and 17 unstaffed recycling Drop Boxes.
Unstaffed Drop Boxes are available 24 hours per day seven days per week. The following is a list of unstaffed Recycling Drop Boxes. See our brochure above for more information on recycling or Click here for more general information on disposal services.

Bi-Lo
3715 E. North St., Greenville 29615
Bi-Lo
Simpsonville Plaza, 501 Fairview Rd., Simpsonville 29681
Wade Hampton Blvd., Taylors
We currently do not have a drop box available on Wade Hampton Blvd. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience until a location becomes available. In the interim, please use the drop box at either Hudson Corner Shopping Center or the Bi-Lo at 3715 E. North Street.
City of Greenville Recycling Center
800 E. Stone Ave., at E. North St., Greenville 29602
Earth Fare
3620 Pelham Rd., Greenville 29615
Gateway Plaza
148 Walnut Lane, Travelers Rest 29690
Greenville County Square
301 University Ridge, Greenville 29601
Hudson Corner Shopping Center
2231 Old Spartanburg Rd., Greenville 29687
Ingles Supermarket
7616 Augusta Rd., Piedmont 29673
Mauldin Public Works
Jenkins Ave., Mauldin 29642
Mountain View Elementary School
6350 Hwy. 253, Taylors 29687 (Behind School)
Simpsonville City Park
405 E. Curtis St., Simpsonville 29681
WalMart
1451 Woodruff Rd., Greenville 29607
Wal Mart
3950 Grandview Drive, Simpsonville 29681
Western Square
White Horse Rd. at Hwy. 253, Greenville 29601

Recycling Drop Box

What items can be recycled in Greenville County?
Where can materials be recycled in Greenville County?
How can I recycle more?
How do I set up my home recycling program?
How do I get curbside recycling?
How can businesses participate?
Why should I recycle?
What is the status of the Greenville County recycling program?

In lieu of curbside service, Greenville County offers recycling opportunities at 23 dropoff locations throughout Greenville County; however, six incorporated municipalities and one service district provide curbside recycling collection to 50 percent of the County's residents.
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The Greenville County Solid Waste Division is pleased to provide you with information about recycling, litter and waste reduction for each grade level. This site includes a variety of lesson plans, books, crafts/games, and additional links that will be beneficial and fun for teachers and students. Click here to learn more.

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