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Solid Waste Grants (various programs) is sponsored by SC Department of Environmental Services (administered through Councils of Governments). These grants cover solid waste management, used oil, waste tire, and recycled tire products. A precision plastic manufacturing company involved in recycling or using recycled plastics might find a relevant program here.
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Grant Funding for Local Governments | South Carolina Department of Environmental Services The FY26 grant period is now closed. Please check back in February 2026 for the FY27 grant applications. If you have any questions, please contact swgrants@des.
sc. gov . SCDES's Office of Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling (Office) provides grant opportunities to local counties, cities, towns, or regions within South Carolina that provide solid waste services.
Applications are typically available every fiscal year opening in the spring. Any local government or region that applies must have demonstrated a good faith effort to meet the requirements of the S. C.
Solid Waste Policy and Management Act of 1991 and submitted the appropriate reports as required by the Act. Solid Waste Grant Program The Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling Grant Program is funded by a $2 fee on appliances and lead-acid batteries charged upon purchase at the retail level. The grant program funds general recycling or waste reduction projects.
Eligible Applicants: Counties, cities, towns, or regions within South Carolina that provide solid waste services. Award Amounts: Competitive Scope: Projects that can demonstrate a positive impact on a local government's efforts to reach their recycling and waste reduction goals.
Contact - Stefanie Vandiver , Solid Waste, (803) 898-1354 The Used Motor Oil Grant Program The Used Motor Oil Program is funded by a fee of two cents per quart collected at the wholesale level on the sale of motor oil.
Grant funding may be used by counties and municipalities for the implementation or expansion of programs associated with the proper disposal of used motor oil, used motor oil filters and used oil/gasoline mixtures by do-it-yourself oil changers. Eligible Applicants: Counties, cities, towns, or regions within South Carolina that provide solid waste services.
Award Amounts: Competitive Scope: Establishment, expansion and continued operation of used motor oil collection programs for do-it-yourselfer oil changers. This is to include equipment and programs related to the collection of used motor oil, oil filters, oil bottles and oil/gasoline mixtures.
Contact - Woody Barnes , Used Oil, (803) 898-1345 The Waste Tire Grant Program The Waste Tire Grant Program is funded by a $2 fee per tire at the retail level. Of that amount, 50 cents is used for grants to counties or local governments. Waste tire grants are used for costs associated with the collection or recycling of waste tires.
Cycle: Annual with mid-year applications accepted for stockpile remediation. Eligible Applicants: Counties, cities, towns, or regions within South Carolina that provide solid waste services. Award Amounts: Competitive Scope: Collection and recycling of waste tires as well as remediation of waste tire dump sites.
Contact - Woody Barnes , Used Oil, (803) 898-1345 Commonly Used Forms for Grantees Local governments may print out any (or all) of the following approval forms as needed. Please email the completed forms to swgrants@des. sc.
gov . D-0128 Report of Assistance to Minority Business D-2081 Reimbursement Invoice D-2082 Promotional-Education Material Approval Form D-2083 Professional Development Approval D-2791 Solid Waste Quarterly Report D-2792 Waste Tire Quarterly Report D-2794 Used Oil Quarterly Report Available Artwork: Print Materials The Office may alter available artwork by request. All previews are in PDF format.
Curbside Collection Door Hangers Curbside Collection Postcard Curbside Recycling Door Hangers Don't Waste Food SC Guide General Recycling Brochure Recycle Right SC Dirty Dozen Flyer Recycle Right SC Prevent Contamination Card Recycle Right SC Rack Card (English and Spanish) Recycle Right SC (What do recycled items become?)
Flyer Star Recyclers Activity Book Tire Recycling Door Hanger Available Artwork: Billboard Designs The Office may alter available artwork by request. All previews are in PDF format. Cooking Oil Recycling Billboard Motor Oil/Tire Recycling Billboard Motor Oil/Tire Recycling (Race Car) Billboard See a Tire Pile, REPORT IT Billboard Available Artwork: Newspaper/Magazine Ads The Office may alter available artwork by request.
All previews are in PDF format. Motor Oil/Tire Recycling Ad Motor Oil Recycling (Race Car) Newspaper Ad Recycle Right SC Motor Oil Recycling Ad Available Artwork: Recycling Center Signs & Stickers The Office may alter available artwork by request. All previews are in PDF format.
Recycle Right SC Bin Sticker Recycle Right SC Recycling Center Signs Recycling Container Signs Available Artwork: Signs, Stickers, & Banners The Office may alter available artwork by request. All previews are in PDF format. Recycling Center Signs (one color) Available Artwork: Vehicle Wraps, Web Ads/Graphics, & Promo Items The Office may alter available artwork by request.
All previews are in PDF format. Do Not Bag Recyclables Web Ad Vacation Recycling Magnet Local Government Recycling Recycling Professionals Certification S. C.
Solid Waste Policy and Management Act of 1991
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments and other eligible entities. A small business would likely need to partner with a local government or regional body. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Solid Waste Grants (various programs) is funded by SC Department of Environmental Services (administered through Councils of Governments). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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