The City Council held a regular meeting to address citizen concerns regarding street conditions, permit issues, and the election process. The Council approved a sewer special assessment district and plans for public improvements, as well as a subsequent public hearing for the assessment roll. They recognized city employees with life-saving awards and received a presentation on a proposed Brownfield Housing Plan. Additionally, the Council authorized a master agreement for transportation services and awarded several bids, including those for a transit department pressure washer, snow and ice control chassis, drainage and chip seal projects, and a boiler system replacement.
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The commission reviewed and approved the ballots for the upcoming November election for all four precincts. Additionally, authorization was granted to the Clerk to implement necessary personnel changes to the Election Board as required. The meeting also included the conduct of a Public Accuracy Test.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Greenville City Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed several operational and developmental items. Discussion topics included citizen statements regarding property damage from a tree and inquiries about accounts payable. The council approved the closure of specific streets for the Annual Christmas Parade. Additionally, bids were awarded for the purchase of three snowplows for the Department of Public Services and for the Clay Street Driveway Replacement Project. The council also passed a resolution declaring the intent to make public improvements, establishing a special assessment district known as the 2026 Sewer Special Assessment District, and scheduled a future public hearing to consider objections related to these improvements.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
Greenville City Council City Council Proceedings
The council received public comments on various topics, including concert season feedback, tax receipts, infrastructure maintenance, and conflict of interest concerns. The council entered into an executive session to discuss confidential material. Actions taken included appointing a new General Counsel for the City of Greenville, awarding a bid for the Alley Storm Sewer Project, and approving resolutions to consolidate voting precincts, establish an absent voter counting board, and add Beechwood Avenue and Wild Cherry Lane to the public street system.
