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Neighborhood Programs
The City of Greenville has a number of neighborhood-based programs that are designed to identify needed improvements and give residents an opportunity to work with the City to make their neighborhoods safer and more attractive.
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Crime Prevention Services
Learn about how you can work with the Greenville Police Department to take a more active role in the prevention and deterrence of crime by reporting suspicious activities.
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Traffic Management
The city's Traffic Engineering Division provides safe and efficient flow through the use of signage (regulatory, warning and informational signs), pavement markings, and traffic signal system operations.
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Greenville Tree Foundation
Residents can donate money to have trees planted within a park, in a public open space, along a greenway, or in the public right-of-way on their street.
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Sidewalk Program
The city operates the Neighborhood Sidewalk Targeted Expansion Program (NSTEP) to responsibly manage requests to construct new sidewalks.
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Bury Your Powerline
Learn about the city's power undergrounding program, operated in partnership with Duke Energy.