City staff previews certification request for 'Baby Veil Village' redevelopment after finding majority-abandoned structure City presenter Sanfonduras said the 'Baby Veil Village' redevelopment is an $18.4 million investment and that $10.25 million of expenditures qualify under the abandoned-building statute; staff will seek formal certification at a future public meeting to enable developer credits.

The ambitious $18.4 million "Baby Veil Village" redevelopment is poised to breathe new life into a long-abandoned structure, but will it satisfy community concerns?

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Greenville outlines plan to plant about 1,600 trees, selects consultant for urban forest plan City staff described a roughly 1,600-tree planting plan, demonstrated TreePlotter inventory and canopy tools, announced Urban Canopy Works as the consultant for a comprehensive urban forest plan, and set completion steps ahead of a projected April 2026 planting-season end.

Greenville City is gearing up to plant 1,600 new trees while launching a comprehensive urban forest plan that aims to transform local green spaces!

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Greenville expands traffic management and completes two-phase pedestrian safety work Staff told council the Traffic Management Center is operational and that NIM funds purchased traffic devices (about 117 Bluetooth devices, ~60 cameras, 160 battery backups and 210 emergency vehicle preemption units); the pedestrian safety action plan delivered roughly 650 curb ramps, 680 new crosswalks and several RRFB installations across school/c

Greenville is revamping its traffic management and enhancing pedestrian safety with over 680 new crosswalks and 650 curb ramps, making the city safer for all!

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City leaders unveil plans for historic building renovation to support minority-owned businesses Community project to renovate historic building for minority-owned businesses secures $612,000 investment.

Greenville is revitalizing a historic building to empower minority-owned businesses with a $612,000 investment—creating modern office spaces while honoring the past!

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