Recycling Centers in Greenville, MI
Find drop-off recycling locations in Greenville, Michigan. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Find recycling drop-off locations in Greenville, Michigan. This directory lists 2 facilities serving the Greenville area, with details on hours and contact information to help you plan your visit.
Recycling in Greenville: A Local Guide
Greenville, the county seat of Montcalm County in west-central Michigan, has two facilities in the recycling directory that are both commercial, business-to-business plastics processors rather than public household drop-off centers. Residents looking to recycle household materials should contact Montcalm County's solid-waste and recycling programs directly.
Plastisource LLC, located at 634 Greenville W Drive, is a commercial plastics recycling and grinding processor founded in 2011 that serves industrial customers by regrinding plastic into reusable feedstock. There is no verified public drop-off program for household bottles or containers at this address; residents with curbside-type plastics should not assume they can drop off here without calling first.
WMC Reclamation Center, at 719 Greenville W Drive, is the reclamation facility of West Michigan Compounding. The 440,000-square-foot industrial plant sorts, grinds, washes, and blends post-industrial plastic feedstocks for manufacturing customers, with a capacity exceeding 100 million pounds of plastic per year. It is strictly a B2B operation and does not accept drop-offs from households or the general public. Greenville-area residents needing to recycle plastics, glass, paper, or other household materials should use Montcalm County solid-waste services.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Greenville
Can Greenville, MI residents drop off household recycling at Plastisource or WMC Reclamation Center?
No. Both facilities are commercial, business-to-business plastics processors and do not have verified public drop-off programs for household recycling. Residents should contact Montcalm County for curbside or drop-off recycling options.
What does WMC Reclamation Center actually do?
WMC Reclamation Center is an industrial plant operated by West Michigan Compounding that processes post-industrial plastic scrap — sorting, grinding, washing, blending, and repelletizing it into reusable engineered thermoplastic resin for manufacturing customers. It is not a public recycling facility.
Where can Greenville, MI residents recycle plastics and household items?
Because both listed Greenville facilities are commercial-only, residents should use Montcalm County, Michigan solid-waste and recycling programs. Contact the City of Greenville or Montcalm County directly for current drop-off locations and curbside schedules.