The Greer City Council convened on September 23, 2025, with a full house in attendance, reflecting the community's engagement in local governance. The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance and an invocation led by Councilman Mark Hopper, emphasizing the council's commitment to serving the community with wisdom and justice.

A significant highlight of the evening was the special recognition of city employees for their dedicated service. The council passed Resolution 18-2025, which commended several employees for their years of service across various departments. Notable recognitions included Julie Foster and Taylor Gassaway from the police department, both celebrating five years of service, and Kristen Presley from the fire department, who has dedicated an impressive 35 years to her role. Each recognized employee received a certificate of appreciation and an administrative day off with pay, underscoring the city’s commitment to acknowledging the hard work of its staff.

The meeting also included a review of departmental reports, which provided insights into the operations and activities of various city departments. Council members were encouraged to reach out to department heads for further information, indicating a collaborative approach to governance and transparency.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city council's dedication to recognizing employee contributions while fostering community involvement in local affairs. As the council continues to address the needs of Greer, the recognition of its employees serves as a reminder of the vital role they play in maintaining the city's services and operations.