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Bus Drivers to Learn How to Identify Human Trafficking

U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao recently announced that the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) is awarding Greenlink $20,936 through its Human Trafficking Awareness and Public Safety Initiative. The FTA is awarding a total of $5.4 million i...

Search for New Greenville Police Chief Underway

City of Greenville Places Ads, Begins Outreach Campaign

The City of Greenville is launching a nationwide search for its new police chief. The City is seeking a seasoned law enforcement leader who is inclusive, results-oriented and can build strong communit...

Report Broken Street Lights in Your Neighborhood

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. The goal of the campaign, called Lights on, Greenville, is to improve n...

Cleveland Park Playground Closed

Due to damage caused by last week’s severe weather event, the playground at Cleveland Park has been closed. Water from the flooding penetrated the rubberized surface, causing undulations that create a safety hazard. Staff is currently assessing ...

Cleveland Street Sidewalk Expansion Near Completion

We've added a half mile of new sidewalk, connecting McDaniel Avenue to Boxwood Lane.

South Downtown Master Plan

Track our progress and find out how you can participate in this project.

Columbarium Presales Underway

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. The columbarium will be located between Section L and the bac...

Greenville Zoo Welcomes Amur Leopard Cubs

The Greenville Zoo is celebrating the birth of two Amur leopard cubs. Born February 10, the cubs are the second litter for Jade, the zoo’s nine-year-old female, and Nelkan, the zoo’s 13-year-old male. Mother and cubs are doing well and...