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20 is plenty thoughts for Greenville City Council

These slides were sent to Greenville City Council and key staff members on August 5, 2020 as part of our advocacy efforts.  On August 14, 2020 Eric Connor with the Greenville staff of the Post and Courier reported on the progress to date: $250,000 to calm traffic, ’20 Is Plenty’: Greenville’s street speed limits a…

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20 is plenty resolution for the City of Greenville

On July 13, 2020 Greenville City Council heard a staff presentation about the status of the traffic calming program and Council members had much to say.  Council members said they hear about fast moving motor vehicles on neighborhood streets more than any other issue.  Staff emphasized the program to add speed humps, planted medians and…

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County Council Candidates Answer Our Questions

The June 9, 2020 Republican Primary for Greenville County Council has a total of 7 candidates for districts 20, 21, and 22 and we asked these candidates questions important to our advocacy.  District 20 is open with the retirement of Sid Cates. The candidates are Christy Cates Bright and Steve Shaw.  District 21 has incumbent…

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Our Advocacy with the City of Greenville during COVID-19

As our City leaders confronted the impact of COVID-19, it became obvious that revenue from tourism related taxes will not support capital projects that rely on this funding.  On April 17, 2020 we received an email from Calin Owens the City Mobility Coordinator: “One impact related to something you all have worked hard on and…

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