News Releases

Council members approved the Unity Park budget and sale of hospitality tax bonds for the 60-acre project on Greenville’s West Side. Budget Details

The City of Greenville is offering a $5000 reward for tips that lead to an arrest for vandalism at Gower Park. Vandalism Details

After City Council unanimously approved an emergency ordinance designed to help stop the spread of COVID-19, Mayor White invited residents to join him in supporting local businesses. The City closed dining areas through March 31. Ordinance Details

Mayor Knox White took emergency action Tuesday, requiring restaurants and bars to close dining areas, and offer curbside and drive-thru service only. Emergency Information

To limit the spread of COVID-19, city playgrounds are now closed and all city-permitted events through May 10 are postponed. Details on Closures and Events

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the City will modify operations. City buildings will be closed to public access; however, essential services, including police, fire, court and public works will continue. Operations Details

The City of Greenville is launching a nationwide search for its new police chief. More about Police Chief Search

For the second year in a row, the City of Greenville is partnering with Duke Energy on a campaign to encourage city residents to report burned out streetlights in their neighborhoods. Read on...

Pay for your bus fare with a food donation during Greelink's Food for Fare day this Friday, February 14. Food for Fare Details

Presales for the new Springwood Cemetery Columbarium are scheduled to begin Monday, February 3 and will include niches, memorial wall plaques and a limited number of memorial benches and trees. Columbarium Presales

Greenlink is proposing that the sale of paper 20-ride punch passes be discontinued effective July 1, 2020. Punch Pass to be Discontinued

Over the past month, the Greenville Zoo staff has used ultrasound imaging to confirm that Jade, the zoo’s nine-year-old female Amur leopard, is pregnant and monitor the health of her unborn cubs. More about the Leopard Cubs

The City is partnering with Duke Energy to replace approximately 105 streetlights on Main Street, between North Street and Broad Street, with LED lights and new, uniform fixtures to match the ones installed in the 200 block. More about Streetlights

Greenlink implemented multiple changes to its fixed routes on July 1, 2019, and now that the redesigned routes have been in service for six months, the Greenlink staff is hosting a series of customer listening sessions to gauge their effectiveness. Listening Session Details

Bank of America Fall for Greenville board members and event partners today presented $38,600 to 12 nonprofit organizations from the local community. Donation Details