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517 Hipps Road
Simpsonville lists a Residential Waste & Recycling Center at 517 Hipps Road as a local drop-off option after the city ended curbside recycling. It sits alongside the Woodside Park Public Works site and Greenville County dual-stream drop-offs residents use for sorted recyclables.
Services: Residential recycling drop-off · Waste drop-off
Accepts: Recyclables accepted at Greenville County / Simpsonville drop-off sites
Where can Simpsonville residents drop recyclables?
City guidance points to 517 Hipps Road (Residential Waste & Recycling Center), Public Works at 110 Woodside Park Drive for some battery/phone drop-offs, and Greenville County drop-off sites.
Does Simpsonville still have curbside recycling?
No. The city discontinued curbside recycling and directs residents to drop-off centers or private subscription services.
110 Woodside Park Dr.
Simpsonville Woodside Park offers an unstaffed recycling drop box on Woodside Park Drive in Simpsonville, accessible 24 hours per day for Greenville County residents. This convenient drop-off point operates continuously to serve the Simpsonville area.
Services: Recyclables drop-off
Accepts: Aluminum cans, Steel cans, Plastic bottles, Glass bottles, Newspaper, Cardboard, Mixed paper
What are the hours at Simpsonville Woodside Park?
The unstaffed drop box is available 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
Where is this recycling location in Simpsonville?
The facility is located at 110 Woodside Park Dr., Simpsonville 29681.
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Simpsonville include metal recycling, scrap yard, simpsonville, recycling drop-off, municipal. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Simpsonville anchors Greenville County's Golden Strip, where most households now haul recyclables to drop-off sites after the city ended curbside recycling. Public Works at Woodside Park still takes some batteries and phones, while Greenville County dual-stream centers and the Hipps Road Residential Waste & Recycling Center handle the rest. Sorting before you leave is the local habit.
No. The city discontinued curbside recycling and directs residents to drop-off centers or private subscription pickup if they want doorstep service.
City guidance lists the Residential Waste & Recycling Center at 517 Hipps Road, Public Works at 110 Woodside Park Drive for some battery and cellphone drop-offs, Conestee Park at 840 Mauldin Road in Mauldin, and Greenville County drop-off sites.
Public Works at 110 Woodside Park Drive accepts used rechargeable batteries and cellphones Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Follow posted rules for size and packaging.
City materials explain that single-stream curbside loads had high contamination costs. Dual-stream drop-off asks residents to sort materials, which lowers contamination and keeps more material marketable.
Curbside recycling collection has ended. Empty city bins can be kept for personal use, returned to Public Works, or left empty at the curb for pickup per city guidance from the transition period.
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