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Greenville affirms funding obligations as hospital sale advances
Summary
The council unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-36 affirming the city will honor funding obligations tied to the local hospital as Attorney Brandon Simmons said Frey Management will purchase the facility for about $5.6 million, with the Healthcare Authority remaining responsible for existing bonds.
Greenville Mayor Jae’Ques Brown and the City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-36 on May 11, affirming the city’s continuing obligations under its funding agreement with the Health Care Authority despite a pending change in hospital operations.
Attorney Brandon Simmons told the council that “Frey Management will purchase the hospital for approximately $5.6 million, subject to final adjustments.” He added that the Healthcare Authority will remain responsible for the facility’s existing bonds.
The resolution, described by Mayor Brown as a clarification of the city’s legal and financial stance, passed on a unanimous vote after Simmons’ explanation. No councilmember recorded opposition or requested amendments during the discussion.
Background provided at the meeting did not specify a final closing date or adjustments to the purchase price beyond Simmons’ description. The council took no additional fiscal actions at the meeting related to the hospital beyond adopting the resolution; any future changes would depend on final transaction documents and bond arrangements.
