News Releases

GVL Starts has selected its first group of innovative thinkers who will start in the program this fall. More about GVL STARTS

Bank of America Fall for Greenville today announced that it has awarded more than $14,000 to six local nonprofit organizations through its Fall for Giving program. Grant Details

The City of Greenville recognizes its emergency mask ordinance is no longer valid considering Governor Henry McMaster’s most recent Executive Order concerning the COVID-19 pandemic in South Carolina. Mask Ordinance Details

The City of Greenville and Hispanic Alliance express their gratitude to citizens and visitors. More about Wings of GVL

TD Bank Group (TD) and the Arbor Day Foundation have awarded the City of Greenville a $20,000 TD Green Space Grant. Grant Details

Representative Chandra Dillard, a former member of Greenville City Council, has volunteered her time to assist in the effort to preserve, protect and promote a comprehensive and inclusive depiction of our city’s history. Advisor Details

City Council members will consider a temporary moratorium on multifamily and non-residential construction. The six-month moratorium would only impact properties directly adjacent to single family homes. Moratorium Details

Statements of Intention of Candidacy with political parties for the 2021 Municipal Offices of City Council and the Greenville Water Commissioners of Public Works are now being accepted. Read on...

Fluor Corporation announced a gift of $10,000 to the City to help fund the Lila Mae Brock Plaza in honor of a beloved leader of the Southernside neighborhood who dedicated her life to feeding the hungry and helping the underserved in our community. Gift Details

Greenville will be the first city on the east coast to host a collection of nine monumental bronze sculptures by world-renowned artist Jorge Marín. More about Wings of GVL

On Tuesday, January 5, Greenlink welcomed 20 participants to its third annual Citizens Transit Academy, a free, six-week program designed to offer Greenville County residents a unique opportunity to learn about public transportation. Read on...

Greenlink has implemented the next phase of its plan to extend the service hours for its fixed routes, with all 12 routes now operating from 5:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Read on...

After a year-long pilot program to determine how Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology can be used to enhance crime solvability, the City will purchase additional readers to expand the program. Tech Details

The Greenville Transit Authority will accept public feedback on a new multi-day pass at the Committee of the Whole Virtual Meeting scheduled for Friday, December 11 at 9:30 a.m. Hearing Details

With the holidays quickly approaching, the City of Greenville is taking preventive measures to help manage traffic on busy commercial corridors and create a safe environment for pedestrians. Traffic Tips