Greenville City Hall news
Greenville city government news, newest first: city council votes, the mayor, the budget and new ordinances, each story linked to the agenda or minutes.
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Greenville County school board results: 2 trustees lose
Unofficial results show school trustees Chuck Saylors and Ann Marie Middleton losing. County Council District 28 is 28 votes apart, close enough for a recount.
Who to call and how to vote
Greenville County
Voting in Greenville County: registration, polling places and early voting
Where to vote in Greenville County: on Election Day you vote at your own polling place, found on MyscVOTES. Hours, photo ID, Nov. 3 results and 2027 dates.
Greenville
Who to call at Greenville City Hall
Greenville City Hall is at 206 S. Main St. Greenville Cares: 864-232-2273. Police non-emergency 864-271-5333, trash 864-467-4345, plus every council member's number.
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Taxes
Greenville County election results: House races, sales tax
City of Greenville voters approved a 1% sales tax 2 to 1, and both county road tax questions are failing. House District 27 is 42 votes apart. Unofficial results, race by race.
Greenville County
Greenville County early vote hits 104,608, most in state
Greenville County cast 104,608 early ballots, the most of any South Carolina county and more than twice its 2022 total. About 30% of registered voters voted early.
Taxes
Greenville sales tax vote: what $410 million would build
City voters decide Nov. 3 on a 1% sales tax for 521 projects and a homeowner property tax credit. Here are the biggest projects, plus the county's own tax question.
Transit
Greenlink bus fare rises to $2 Jan. 2 with free transfers
Greenlink's OneFare starts Saturday, Jan. 2: $2 a ride, two free transfers and daily, weekly and monthly caps on Umo or a card. Free cards from Nov. 23.
City hall
Greenville City Hall offices move to NOMA tower for 2 years
Eight city departments, including the mayor's office, now work from 220 N. Main St. Council meets at the Convention Center from Nov. 9 during the rebuild.
Housing
Greenville seeks input on Church Street housing plan Oct. 22
Greenville wants views on a mixed-use project with affordable housing on city land on Church Street. Drop in 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, at 15 S. Main St.