Panola Recycling Center
Recycling Center in Summerton, South Carolina
About This Location
Panola Recycling Center at 4773 Governor Richardson Road is one of roughly a dozen staffed recycling and convenience centers operated by Clarendon County for its residents. It is a drop-off site for household recyclables and garbage, not a scrap buy-back yard. County centers are staffed by attendants and are reserved for Clarendon County residents, not commercial waste.
What this location Accepts
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What they do not accept
Access & restrictions
Clarendon County residents only; not for commercial use · Freon appliances and household electronics are only accepted at specific larger Clarendon County sites (Davis Station, Jordan, June Burn, North Santee, Turbeville and the Landfill), not at every convenience center
Programs & events
- Monthly electronics collection — Household electronics (TVs, computers, monitors, phones, microwaves and more) are accepted at designated Clarendon County sites on the first Saturday of each month - confirm which site before visiting.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get rid of yard waste at the Panola Recycling Center?
Yes. Clarendon County recycling centers accept yard trimmings such as leaves, tree limbs and shrubs from county residents.
Can I drop off an old TV or computer at the Panola site?
Not at every site. Clarendon County accepts household electronics only at designated centers (Davis Station, Jordan, June Burn, North Santee, Turbeville and the Landfill), typically on the first Saturday of the month. Call the county before bringing e-waste to the Panola site.
Can I recycle old paint here?
The county convenience centers do not list latex or oil-based paint among accepted items; paint is household hazardous waste. Contact the Clarendon County recycling coordinator about hazardous-waste options rather than placing paint in the drop-off bins.
Do I have to be a Clarendon County resident to use this center?
Yes. The recycling and convenience centers are for Clarendon County residents and are not for commercial waste.
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