City of Travelers Rest

The City Council meeting covered a variety of topics, including recognition of the Victim's Advocate Award recipient, a presentation on funding partnerships from the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority, and the approval of a budget amendment for park rental fees and fund reallocation. The Council adopted budget retreat goals, authorized the allocation of grant funds, approved a sidewalk easement agreement, and authorized community investment project applications for stormwater infrastructure upgrades and new fire equipment. Additionally, there was an executive session regarding a property development project.

The council reviewed reports from the Public Works, Public Safety, Planning and Development, and Ways and Means committees. Key actions included the approval of zoning map amendments for Devil Dog Lane and North Main Street, adoption of the City of Travelers Rest Budget Retreat Goals, and approval of Community Investment Projects for stormwater infrastructure and fire department equipment. Additionally, the meeting featured presentations from the Youth Council regarding park improvements and connectivity, as well as an administrative update on a new banner program and the Parks Master Plan survey.

The 2026 Transit Development Plan for Greenlink serves as a strategic roadmap to guide the growth and improvement of the transit system in the Greenville, S.C. region. The plan aims to review current transit services and collaborate with the community to define future needs and priorities. Key objectives include expanding amenities to support regional growth, improving access to reliable transportation, ensuring improvements are rooted in community feedback, and strengthening partnerships with local agencies to enhance service convenience, reliability, and accessibility for everyone.

The agenda for the Council Committee Meeting included roll calls and reviews of various committee reports for February, such as Public Works, Public Safety, and Planning & Development. Key discussion items involved a Sidewalk Easement Agreement with LIVA Project, the review of a resolution to adopt City Council Budget Retreat Goals, and consideration of Community Investment Applications for Storm Water Infrastructure and Fire Air Packs CIP. New business included a presentation by the Travelers Rest Youth Council, and administrative updates.

The City Council agenda for the February 19, 2026, meeting includes standard opening procedures, the approval of the minutes from the January 15, 2026, Regular Council Meeting, and committee reports from February 9, 2026, covering Personnel, Public Works, Public Safety, and Planning & Development. Business items include the review of the Ways & Means financial report for January 2026 and a first reading of Ordinance O-01-26, which proposes amending the FY 2026 Budget to incorporate updated park rental fees and allocate associated funds. New business includes the Approval of the City Administrator Review.