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- Garbage and Recycling | Dorchester County, SC website
Dorchester, SC 29437 Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Monday - Friday Excluding Holidays Phone: (843) 832-0070 Report Illegal Dumping (843) 832-0072
- Yard Debris | Dorchester County, SC website
Dorchester County Residents can dispose of leaves, shrubs, and tree limbs at the Miles Jamison Convenience Site or the Sandy Pines Convenience Site Requirements and Restrictions Limbs taken to these sites must be no more than 4 feet in length Tree stumps will not be accepted
- What Should Be Recycled | Dorchester County, SC website
Items Collected What to Recycle Where to Recycle; Antifreeze: Antifreeze from Cars Trucks: Hwy 61, Knightsville, Oakbrook, Ridgeville St George: Appliances White Goods (Doors must be removed from large appliance)
- Where Does It Go? | Dorchester County, SC website
You've sorted your recyclable items and taken them to a County Convenience Site, so what happens to it after that? Dorchester County contracts with the below companies to properly dispose of collected items
- Construction Demolition Debris - Dorchester County, SC
Contractor and or Commercial Business dumping is strictly prohibited at Dorchester County Convenience Sites Convenience Sites Hours of Operations Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 7:00 am to 6:00 pm
- Convenience Sites Policy | Dorchester County, SC website
Unauthorized waste disposal, including out-of- county waste shall be treated as illegal dumping All persons shall comply with directions given by site attendants No person shall exhibit disruptive or abusive conduct toward site attendants or other site users
- Public Works | Dorchester County, SC website
The Public Works Department oversees the engineering and maintenance of Dorchester County’s roads and drainage, provides recycling to all Dorchester County residents through the use of the County’s Convenience Sites, and ensures that all waste generated in Dorchester County is disposed of in accordance with state and federal law
- E-Waste | Dorchester County, SC website
South Carolina passed legislation in 2010 that banned the disposal of specific electronics in solid waste landfills effective July 1, 2011 The legislation was revised on March 4, 2014 to add more specific requirements and recovery obligations for computer monitor and television manufacturers
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