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City of Greenville to Host Fall City-Wide Yard Sales
The Greenville City-Wide Yard Sale will be held Friday, September 18 and Saturday, September 19 and is open to all city residents.
The maps are available beginning Thursday, September 17 at the city of Greenville Municipal Building or the Greenville Police Department located at 404 S. Third Street.
Participants are reminded that yard sale signs should only be posted on private property with the owner’s consent and that it is illegal to post signs on city utility poles, street sign poles, or signal light poles.
Online sign-up form is open! Here's the link: https://form.jotform.com/262167472806058
For more information on the City-Wide Yard Sale, contact the Municipal Building at 664-1644.
Press Release - Greenville Receives OSLAD Grant
City of Greenville today announced that it has been selected to receive a $600,000 Open Space Land Acquisition and Development (OSLAD) grant from the State of Illinois. This grant will allow the City of Greenville to complete the second phase of the Plaza on Second project.
Press Release - Political Signs
New Water Treatment Facility
The City of Greenville is making a major leap forward in public infrastructure with the construction of a new, state-of-the-art water treatment facility. This significant upgrade is designed to enhance water quality, increase processing capacity, and meet the future needs of the growing Greenville community.
The new water treatment plant will have the capacity to process 3.456 million gallons of water per day, ensuring a safe and reliable water supply for residents and businesses alike. The facility incorporates modern engineering and environmental standards.
The plant will continue to source raw water from the 770-acre Governor Bond Lake and will utilize an advanced eight-step purification process to deliver high-quality drinking water to the Greenville area.
“This project reflects Greenville’s long-term commitment to public health, infrastructure sustainability, and responsible stewardship of our natural resources,” said city officials. “We are excited to bring this much-needed upgrade to the residents and businesses who rely on a safe, dependable water supply every day.”