Greenville County will present a free class that will focus on International Residential Code and State Amendments. The class is open to the general public on June 13 with registration beginning at 8:00. Class is from 9:00 to 11:30 in Council Chambers.

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The 2013 Greenville County Cardiac Survivor Ceremony was held on May 10th. Highlights of the event are to the left.

The annual ceremony recognizes those who provided exceptional care to patients in cardiac arrest, celebrates survivors who experienced cardiac arrest, and promotes the importance of educating the public in CPR.

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In 2012, GADC and Greenville County helped create more than 1,400 new jobs with an investment of $274 million in Greenville County.

Video of the 12th Annual Meeting is to the left with more information available by Clicking here for the details

Beginning on Monday, March 4th, the City of Greenville will be upgrading the sewer system near the rear entrance(Falls Park area)of County Square.

During this two month long project, the rear entrance to the parking lot at the round about will be closed to thru traffic. Please plan to enter and exit County Square utilizing the entrances on University Ridge.

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The Poinsett Corridor Revitalization Coalition proudly announces that the old Piedmont Shirt Factory will be torn down to make way for new economic development in the area. The "Poinsett District" will also feature a new streetscape, sidewalks, and a park/green space.

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15 different diverse communities now have new sidewalks thanks to a $1.1 million investment by Greenville County. This program was a response to citizen requests, and features connections to schools and other communities. All funding was via a federal grant.

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Leadership Greenville Class 39 has selected a section of the GHS Swamp Rabbit Tram Trail in the Berea community as their class project. The creation of a "pocket park" near the intersection of Sulphur Springs Road and the SRTT includes the restoration of an existing railcar, addition of a donated and restored 1942 locomotive, and numerous other outstanding park amenities. Fund raising and sponsorship for this one-of-a-kind park continue. To get involved please contact Ally at hale.allyson@gmail.com or visit http://swamprabbitstation.com/donate/

Greenville County Animal Care volunteers are vital members of the team. Assistance from citizens allows staff to continue to focus on providing exceptional care to pets, and helps more pets find great homes. You are welcome to join our team. For more information on volunteering please call 467-3950 and click the link.

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