Greenville reviews five-year capital improvement plan; many projects remain unfunded City staff presented a five-year Capital Improvement Plan outlining roughly $93 million in current projects and a slate of proposed future projects (fire stations, stormwater, greenways, parks). Several key items — new stations, law-enforcement training center and large stormwater reconstructions — are listed as unfunded or grant-dependent.

Greenville's ambitious five-year Capital Improvement Plan reveals a staggering $93 million in projects, yet many remain unfunded, leaving the future of crucial fire stations and stormwater improvements in jeopardy.

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Council Authorizes Purchase of ~127 Acres for Proposed Sports Complex Greenville agreed to purchase two parcels totaling about 127 acres north of the river off Highway 264 for $1,941,650 to host a proposed sports complex and associated park amenities; feasibility work indicates the site can accommodate a 12-field baseball/softball complex and support sports-tourism goals.

Greenville is set to transform 127 acres into a vibrant sports complex that promises to boost tourism and community recreation!

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Greenville adopts Unified Development Ordinance after multi-year review; council signals follow-up on parks, trees and bike access After two years of review, Greenville City Council adopted a new Unified Development Ordinance and updated zoning map, approving measures on ADUs, tiny-home standards, tree protections and conditional zoning while directing staff to continue work on parkland dedication, fee-in-lieu and multimodal (bike/walk) details.

Greenville City Council has just adopted a groundbreaking Unified Development Ordinance that reshapes zoning laws and promotes affordable housing, but the conversation on parks and pedestrian access is far from over!

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Greenville City Council approves $14M Town Common Bulkhead renovation project Council awards construction contract to Trader Construction for bulkhead upgrades at Town Common.

The Greenville City Council just approved a $14.3 million project to revitalize the Town Common, promising a stunning transformation with new pathways and park amenities!

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