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In observance of Labor Day City Hall is Closed. Expect sanitation delays, Monday's services will be combined with the following day’s regular routes. Electric City Transit will also not run routes on Monday. Thank you for your patience and have a safe Labor Day!

🌳 Tree work alert! Tomorrow, 8:30 AM - 2 PM, near Cater’s Lake on Greenville Street. Expect one-lane traffic. Mauldin Street & Hiawatha Drive will also be closed to through traffic. Your patience is appreciated for a safer, greener community! 🚧🌲

It’s going to be a windy and rainy day with the possibility of severe weather. Sign up for emergency alerts and stay weather aware today! #nwsgsp

Celebrating our Employee of the Month, Watson Hayes! With over 18 years of experience as a Biological Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator, Watson's dedication and expertise keep our operations running efficiently. Thank you for your outstanding service!

As part of the major renovation project to Linley Park, we will be closing a few intersections for construction. Beginning on September 3, 2024, intersections along East North Avenue, West North Avenue, and Club Drive will be closed for improvements.

State Superintendent Ellen Weaver shared the following statement regarding the passing of Dr. Barbara S. Nielsen, South Carolina's fourteenth State Superintendent of Education. Dr. Nielsen was the first woman elected to the position and served two terms from 1991 to 1999.

City Hall and the Municipal Business Center Offices will be closed for Friday, September 27th. The City will be staffing an Emergency Operations Center (EOC), and operational employees are staffed to work throughout the storm.

I have requested an expedited major presidential disaster declaration to provide additional federal assistance for state and local response efforts to Hurricane Helene. Read more here: governor.sc.gov/news/2024-09/g…

Reminder: Barricades are up for your safety—please don’t move or drive through them! Help us keep everyone safe by adhering to the road closures. Thank you for your cooperation and patience as we continue work to safely respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

UPDATE (9/30/204, 11:32 AM): All Anderson County Convenience Centers are now open, with the exception of Craytonville, Agnew, and Whitefield. These centers will open as power is restored. We apologize for any inconvenience.

📢 Important Update! Due to the impact of Hurricane Helene and the safety of all, the State Board of Education meeting originally scheduled for October 1st has been POSTPONED to October 8th.

Here’s an update from Mayor Terence Roberts on continued recovery efforts after the devastation of Hurricane Helene. fb.watch/u_O4dXVNct/?

Mayor Terence Roberts, Chief Jim Stewart and Major Nikki Carson handing out “Greg’s Groceries,” shelf stable food for a week, to our neighbors in need from the storm.

We’ve had some “big” projects at our Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant this week! Check out these aerial shots of our anaerobic digester rehabilitation project. We’re dedicated to continuously upgrading our plant’s infrastructure to enhance performance and sustainability.

City Hall will be closed for Thanksgiving. Wed's sanitation services will be combined with Thur's routes. E-City Transit will not be in service on the 28th. Thank you so much for your patience while our hard-working Sanitation Dept makes sure everyone has service!