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Governor Extends Executive Order to April 12

Gov. Henry McMaster issued an executive order extending the state of emergency for another 15 days due to the coronavirus pandemic. The new order will remain in place until April 12 unless it is changed or extended by the Governor.

City Enacts Curfew, Temporarily Closes Falls Park

Tonight the City of Greenville took additional steps designed to protect citizens, urge social distancing and prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community.

City Manager John McDonough temporarily closed Falls Park following reports of pick-up basketball...

COVID-19 FAQs

Find answers to frequently asked questions provided by the City, based on the intent of Greenville City Council in passing its emergency ordinance to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.

Essential 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 or cares@greenvillesc.gov to report any concerns.

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...

Mayor Offers Support to Businesses

Following Mayor White’s proclamation declaring a state of emergency and Governor McMaster’s executive order yesterday, Greenville City Council today unanimously approved an emergency ordinance designed to help stop the spread of COVID-...

Mayor Takes Emergency Action

City of Greenville Mayor Knox White took emergency action to stop the spread of COVID-19 by requiring bars, restaurants and breweries to limit service to curbside pick-up and drive-thru, closing indoor eating and drinking areas effective close of business...