Due to the holiday, all garbage and recycling collection will pushed back one day during the week of Memorial Day.
This means that garbage collection during the week of May 30, 2022 is as follows:
- Wednesday collection will occur on Thursday
- Thursday collection will occur on Friday
- Friday collection will occur on Saturday
In addition to regular trash collection during the holiday week, residents are also allowed two(2) extra garbage bags at no charge. More information, as well as our Curbside Pickup Calendar, can be found on our website: https://bit.ly/3PEvycP
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
Road Work Ahead
Beginning Wednesday June 1st, Greenwood Road (STH 15 - Parkview Dr) will be closed to thru traffic for completion of the roadway project. The roadway will only be accessible to residents who live within the project limits. The project is expected to be completed in early July 2022
Learn more about our ongoing projects here: https://bit.ly/3lFxpjQ
View our road closure map here: https://bit.ly/39PVnGd
Thursday, May 19, 2022
The Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department's Feature Friday
Each Friday, The Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department features something new for residents and visitors to learn more about. This week, we want to tell you about the blooming Appletree Square!
Appletree Square is a 2 acre park located on Appletree Court. It was cleverly named after the road on which it is located, but later, was also planted with a Crabapple Arboretum. There are 9 varieties of crabapple trees within this property and, if you follow the recreational trail through the tunnel to Jennerjohn Park, you will find several more! Each tree has a name plate at its base showing what type of crabapple it is.
Although there isn’t a playground at this park, you’ll still find plenty to enjoy! There is an abundance of green space, recreational trail access, park bench, and a Free Little Library that was built and installed by local Girl Scouts.
Appletree Square is a 2 acre park located on Appletree Court. It was cleverly named after the road on which it is located, but later, was also planted with a Crabapple Arboretum. There are 9 varieties of crabapple trees within this property and, if you follow the recreational trail through the tunnel to Jennerjohn Park, you will find several more! Each tree has a name plate at its base showing what type of crabapple it is.
Although there isn’t a playground at this park, you’ll still find plenty to enjoy! There is an abundance of green space, recreational trail access, park bench, and a Free Little Library that was built and installed by local Girl Scouts.
To see more photos of today's Feature Friday or to see more posts like this, check out the Parks & Recreation Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/greenvilleparkandrec
Tuesday, May 17, 2022
Friday, May 13, 2022
The Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department's Feature Friday
Each Friday, The Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department features something new for residents and visitors to learn more about. This week, we are excited to announce that the Heritage Fountain at Jennerjohn Park has been turned back on for the summer!
Standing at almost 11 feet tall, the Heritage Fountain has been a focal point at Jennerjohn Park since it was installed in 2004. It’s made of solid granite and features a soaring eagle at the top. The brick plaza surrounding the fountain includes benches, stone walls, memorial bricks and beautiful landscaping. The water within the Heritage Fountain is dyed a bright blue to help make it viewable form both near and far. Though there is no swimming, standing, or throwing money into the fountain, it is still the perfect place to relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature!
To see more photos of today's Feature Friday or to see more posts like this, check out the Parks & Recreation Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/greenvilleparkandrec
Standing at almost 11 feet tall, the Heritage Fountain has been a focal point at Jennerjohn Park since it was installed in 2004. It’s made of solid granite and features a soaring eagle at the top. The brick plaza surrounding the fountain includes benches, stone walls, memorial bricks and beautiful landscaping. The water within the Heritage Fountain is dyed a bright blue to help make it viewable form both near and far. Though there is no swimming, standing, or throwing money into the fountain, it is still the perfect place to relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature!
To see more photos of today's Feature Friday or to see more posts like this, check out the Parks & Recreation Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/greenvilleparkandrec
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