City of Greer launches new website and announces upcoming community events

In the Greer City Council meeting held on April 8, 2025, significant updates and community initiatives were discussed, reflecting the city's ongoing commitment to improving services and engaging residents.

One of the most notable announcements was the successful transition to a new .gov domain for the City of Greer's website. This change, praised by city officials, aims to enhance accessibility and communication with residents. Michelle Willis and Jim Bridal, along with their IT teams, were recognized for their efforts in ensuring a smooth transition.

The council also announced the resumption of normal operations for brush collection as of April 1, following extensive cleanup efforts related to recent weather events. Residents are now expected to adhere to the city's guidelines for tree limb and brush trimmings, with further details available on the new website.

Community engagement was a key theme of the meeting. A community meeting hosted by the city’s code enforcement staff was scheduled to help residents understand city codes and their enforcement. This initiative aims to foster a safer and more attractive community by clarifying the role of code enforcement officers.

Several upcoming events were highlighted, including a mobile recreation play date at BP Edwards Park on April 10, a litter cleanup on Chick Springs Road on April 12, and the Easter Eggtastic event at Greer City Park on the same day. Additionally, a Sunday brunch at the Greer Farmers Market is set for April 13. These events are designed to encourage community participation and promote local engagement.

The meeting also acknowledged National Telecommunications Week, which runs from April 13 to 19, honoring the vital work of telecommunicators and dispatchers who handle emergency calls and support public safety.

Finally, the council discussed a bid summary for fuel tank repairs and dispenser replacement, indicating ongoing infrastructure improvements. Rosalind Carchemmo led this discussion, emphasizing the importance of maintaining city facilities.

Overall, the Greer City Council meeting underscored the city’s dedication to enhancing community services, fostering engagement, and maintaining infrastructure, setting a positive tone for future initiatives.