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You will be assisting the City of Greenville by providing useful information concerning the FY 2013-2014 Budget and how we can improve. When completing this form, it is not necessary that you provide your name or address as anonymous submissions will be accepted. When completed, please press the Submit button, or if you prefer, print it out and mail to the address provided at the end of the survey.
The chart below shows the current level (FY 2012-2013) of funding for various City services to be evaluated.
Plans and directs all fire division activities, develops fire policies, evaluates performance, develops and administers budgets, maintains records and files, counsels and resolves conflicts.
Fire rescue, fire suppression and prevention, hazardous material mitigation, fire code enforcement, business facility inspections, home inspections, first aid and public education about fire safety and prevention.
Reduce the number and severity of fires in Greenville through public education, fire code enforcement and arson investigation.
Disaster preparedness related programs including public information, outdoor warning, siren maintenance, planning, communication expenses and simulation training.
Provides support and is responsible for all divisions within the Police Department.
The investigation of all Part 1 and major offenses (homicide, forcible rape, assault, burglary, theft and auto theft); other felony offenses and misdemeanor offenses. Work to reduce illegal drug activity and criminal street gang operation.
Enforces laws, prevents criminal acts, apprehends offenders, and recovers stolen or lost property, regulates non-criminal conduct and performs community-policing activities. Administers the Citizens Police Academy, the Summer of Safety program, the School Resource Officer with the Greenville Independent School District; and the Citizens on Patrol (COPS).
Provides concrete work, hazardous sidewalk replacement, street patching/repairs and maintenance, tree cutting, ditch cleaning, culvert replacements, storm sewer repairs, blade work, house demolitions, street sweeping, and other related street maintenance.
Placement and maintenance of all signs, barricades and traffic cones, makes the majority of its own signs and paints curbs, crossing zones, and street striping, trimming trees as necessary to maintain proper sight clearances, and welding/cutting for as needed throughout City departments.
Solid waste services are provided via contract with a private hauling and collection company. The company currently providing this service is Progressive Waste. Once collection is complete, the company hauls the City’s waste to Maloy Landfill where the City has a separate contract for the disposal of that waste.
The Greenville-Hunt County Regional Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility is available to residents of participating cities and residents in the unincorporated areas of Hunt County free of charge.
Water Distribution is responsible for maintenance, repair and construction of the water distribution system, which consists of mains, valves, fire hydrants and service lines from water mains to individual meters.
Responsible for the maintenance, repair and replacement of the sewage collection system including mains, service lines and manholes. This division is completing the SSO Initiative / Sewer Line Improvement Program.
Provides management and direction for the operations of the Parks, Recreation, Cemetery, Aquatic, and Golf divisions formulates and implements goals, objectives and strategic plans, and provides staff support to the Parks Board and Tree Board.
Quality and availability of sports leagues and community events and activities.
Operations of the City's 39 acre, 9-hole Wright Park Golf Course.
The mission of the W. Walworth Harrison Public Library is to provide equitable access to the evolving world of information, education, and leisure, which will enhance the vitality of life in the City of Greenville.
The Main Street Division promotes downtown revitalization through a comprehensive approach of economic restructuring, design, historic preservation, and promotion to enhance the cultural, economic and historical significance of downtown.
The creation of this fund followed discussions between the City Council and the Tourism Advisory Board on ways to better utilize the 1,734 seat Greenville Municipal Auditorium (GMA) for promotion of tourism and the arts.
The policy-making arm of city Government. The Council has a wide variety of tasks which include passing local laws, approving expenditures, appointing board and commission members, ordering regular and special elections, and considering zoning issues.
Establishes and maintains open communications with the citizens, City Council, and other city departments. The City Secretary attends all City Council and other administrative meetings as needed, prepares, records, maintains minutes, ordinances, resolutions, agendas, proclamations, contracts, and other official documents.
The Municipal Court Judge presides over all trials and hearings, levies fines, sets bails, accepts bonds, issues arrest and search warrants, administers juvenile magistrate’s warnings and arraigns prisoners for Class C misdemeanor offenses.
Responsible for the administration of all City Departments and for developing City Council policy decisions into viable work programs. The City Manager’s office directs the content of the City’s website, social media sites, and public access cable television stations, and is responsible for public information, public relations.
Provides City of Greenville decision-makers and stakeholders (City Council, Directors, Managers, staff and citizens) with accurate and timely financial and procurement services.
Responsible for administering the City’s Personnel policies and procedures. Major functions include employee recruitment and selection, employee job classification, benefit administration, performance evaluations, payroll administration and maintenance of official personnel records.
Provides management and clerical support for all Divisions within the Community Development Department and is responsible for implementing and enforcing the City’s Comprehensive Plan, Zoning Ordinance, and Subdivision Ordinance.
Code Enforcement Division is responsible for enforcement of the City’s Building, Health and Food Safety, Property Maintenance, and Zoning codes.
Provides maintenance and support for the operations of code enforcement, city owned lots and special clean-up events. The department is responsible for mowing over two hundred and fifty city owned lots as well as lots that have been issued code enforcement violations.
Animal Control is responsible for enforcing the City’s animal control ordinances, providing care for and tracking the disposition of impounded animals, operating and maintaining the Greenville Animal Shelter and providing staff support to the Animal Shelter Advisory Board.
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