News Flash

GCFD Recommends Alternatives to Fireworks

The Greenville City Fire Department (GCFD) is urging residents to stay safe when celebrating over the July 4^th holiday weekend. According to Fire Marshal Tristan Johnson, fire officials strongly discourage the consumer use of fireworks and encourage resid...

City Offices Closed to Public; Services Continue

Police, Fire, Public Works and Greenlink are continuing to provide essential public safety, trash/recycling collection and transportation services. Contact Greenville Cares at 232-(CARE)2273 to report any concerns.

Boost Grants Help Businesses Cope with COVID

The City has launched a new program to help small businesses overcome loss of revenue and assist with recovery efforts.

Greenville Establishes Citizens Advisory Panel on Public Safety

Panel to Improve Communication, Review Police Policy, Recommend Improved Minority Hiring Practices

Greenville City Council unanimously passed a resolution to establish a Citizens Advisory Panel on Public Safety at its formal meeting tonight. The nine-membe...

Take the #GreaterGVLPledge

Business Recovery Task Force Launches “Greater Greenville Pledge”Pledge Encourages Greenville County Businesses to Reopen Responsibly

As South Carolina restaurants resume modified dine-in service and retailers, service businesses and ma...

Public Invited to Comment

In August 2014, City Council adopted a series of development standards and guidelines to address an upsurge in new residential construction, renovations and additions taking place in several established neighborhoods in the city. The goal of the Single-Fa...

Greenville Municipal Court is in Session

All Parties in Recently Scheduled or Rescheduled Cases are Expected to Appear

While the number of bench trials scheduled for any given session in Greenville Municipal Court has been reduced to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, court is still in session....

Council Passes Emergency Ordinance

Greenville City Council passed an emergency ordinance Monday night requiring customers to wear masks while inside grocery stores and pharmacies. The ordinance which takes effect Tuesday, June 23 at noon, also requires that employees wear...

Message from Mayor Knox White

I believe words have power, but it takes action to create meaningful change. Less than two weeks ago I stood on the steps of the Peace Center plaza and mourned the loss of George Floyd with a group of young activists. I asked the black men in the crowd to...