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Government
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Column 1
- City Council
- City Council Meeting Dates
- Agendas & Minutes
- Subscribe to Public Notices Listserv
- Mayor
- Ward Maps
- Boards and Commissions
- Planning Commission
- Board of Zoning Appeals
- Local Accommodations Tax Committee
- Youth Advisory Board
- Election Commission
Column 2
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Departments
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Column 1
- Administration
- Finance
- Human Resources
- Community Relations
- Arts Center
- Public Record Requests
- Court
- Fines
- Bond Hearings
- Planning
- 2040 Comprehensive Plan
- Zoning Ordinance
- Project Portal
Column 2
- Police
- Chief of Police
- Join the Force
- Community Programs & Resources
- Unsolved Cases
- SPD App
- Car Show
- Fire
- Community Education
- Statistics
- Locations
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Explore
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Column 1
- Brand Statement
- The SIMPLY SAID. Podcast
- Events & Activities
- Calendar
- Senior Programming
- Music Series & Food Truck Rodeo
- CCNB Amphitheatre
Column 2
- Social Media
- City News
- The SIMPLY SAID. Podcast
Column 3
- Career Opportunities
- Job Openings
- Employment Application
- Human Resources
- Other Resources
- Chamber of Commerce
- Simpsonville Arts Foundation
- Greenville County
- Vendor Interest Form
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Business
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Column 1
Column 2
- Documents
- Reports
- Forms
- Vendor Interest Form
- Veterans
- Veteran-owned Businesses
- Veteran's Guide to Small Businesses
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Single- vs. Dual-stream Recycling
Due to the inefficiency and overall increasing costliness of single-stream recycling, the City of Simpsonville will no longer offer curbside recycling in September but will promote and encourage residents to participate in dual-stream recycling by taking recyclables to recycling drop-off stations within the city limits and throughout Greenville County. Below is a comparison of single- and dual-stream recycling: