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The City of Greer recognizes the local news media and an important part of telling the story of our City. We want to make sure members of the media are able to access information, contact spokespeople, and help us connect with the community. This page contains resources for journalists who need to make a media request.
Below, find stories the news media has covered relating to the City of Greer.
WSPA--August 28, 2024
The City of Greer may soon join a growing list of cities that are imposing impact fees for development. City Council unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance Monday to implement impact fees. The fee would be paid by developers who are looking to build new houses, apartments, retail buildings and commercial buildings in Greer. According to the ordinance...
Fox Carolina--August 28, 2024
The city of Greer is growing and leaders are considering ways to better manage it. The idea is to create a new fee, but not for residents for developers.“That’s not growth that we’re aspiring to, but it’s a reality and we know that and so we know we have a responsibility to deal with that as responsibly as possible,” said Councilman Mark Hopper, District 3. The council is considering the idea of impact fees...
WYFF News 4--August 21, 2024
The SC Freedom of Information Act requires cities and towns to notify the public about public meetings at least 24 hours in advance. Municipalities must provide the agenda to the local media or anyone who requests it, and post it at the meeting location and on their website, if they have one. But this is the bare minimum.
Uptown--March, 2024
The SC Freedom of Information Act requires cities and towns to notify the public about public meetings at least 24 hours in advance. Municipalities must provide the agenda to the local media or anyone who requests it, and post it at the meeting location and on their website, if they have one. But this is the bare minimum.
Fox Carolina--July 25, 2024
If you find yourself at Greer Municipal Court, you might run into its resident cat, Hank. Clerk of Court Kirsten Pressley shares his story and how he's making a paw-sitive impact on employees and the public.