Simpsonville, SC Trash & Recycling: Recycling Requirements (2026)
Key Facts
- Curbside recycling
- Discontinued in 2021
- Reason
- Contamination, rising fees
- Now
- Voluntary drop-off only
- Main drop-off
- 110 Woodside Park Drive
- County sites
- Greenville County centers
Summary
Simpsonville discontinued curbside single-stream recycling in 2021 due to contamination and rising fees. Residents now recycle at drop-off sites, including 110 Woodside Park Drive and Greenville County convenience centers.
Curbside single-stream recyclables pickup by the City of Simpsonville was discontinued in 2021 due to contaminated material and increasing fees.
Official source re-checked September 8, 2026: the cited page had not changed since it was quoted.
Full Breakdown
The City of Simpsonville ended curbside single-stream recycling in 2021, citing contaminated material, increasing fees, and the availability of alternatives. There is no mandatory curbside recycling requirement; recycling is voluntary via drop-off. The city directs residents to drop-off options including 110 Woodside Park Drive (Simpsonville), the Simpsonville Residential Waste & Recycling Center at 517 Hipps Road, Conestee Park at 840 Mauldin Road, and Greenville County drop-off sites. The city emphasizes that reducing and reusing are more effective than recycling, and that dual-stream drop-off (sorted) produces less contamination than the former single-stream curbside program.
Violations & Fines
No penalty: recycling is voluntary; there is no curbside recycling service or recycling mandate in Simpsonville.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Simpsonville still pick up recycling at the curb?
Where can I recycle in Simpsonville now?
Sources & Official References
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