The criminal investigations division handles investigations, evidence, and victim services. Investigations Division Law Enforcement Center 528 Edgefield Street Greenwood, SC 29646 Cody Bishop , Major of Investigations & Narcotics email: cbishop@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 943-8701 The criminal investigations division handles investigations, evidence, and victim services. Quick Links Sheriff's Office . . Community Services . . Detention Center . . Emergency Communications . . Investigations Division . . . . Evidence & Property . . . . Victim Services . . Narcotics Division . . Records Division . . Training Division . . Uniform Patrol Division . . Warrants Division Career Opportunities Citizen's Academy Community Meeting Map Frequently Asked Questions Our Facebook Page Overview of the Citizen Complaint Process Special Teams Take Me Home "Project" Trespass Notice Form Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News Evidence & Property The Evidence and Property Department falls underneath the umbrella of our Criminal Investigation Division and is responsible for collecting, receiving, storing, and control of physical evidence/property in the custody of the Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office. The department receives numerous items ranging from items collected from a crime scene to found property. The department is comprised of one Evidence Technician who also functions as our Crime Scene Technician. The Evidence Technician works closely with all our divisions ensuring the proper handling, processing, retention, and ultimate disposition of evidence or property collected in the field or stored within our department. If you have property stored within the Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office or have any questions you may contact our Evidence and Property Department at (864) 943-8055 or you may email our Evidence Technician at gallison@greenwoodsc.gov . Victim Services Greenwood County Victim Services, under the Criminal Investigation Division, assists victims of crime from the incident date through resolution. The role of an advocate is unique due to their sole focus on the victims, and ensuring victims receive all appropriate information and assistance, regarding their case. Below are some of the available services the Greenwood County Victim Service offers. Information and Explanation about court procedures. Ensure that the rights of all victims are being met. Notification of court schedule and status of case. Orientation to courtroom procedures and setting. Accompaniment to court during and after the trial or plea, or for post-sentencing hearings. Moral and emotional support before, during and after trial or plea, or for the post-sentencing hearings. Assist eligible victims in preparing and obtaining an Order of Protection and Restraining Orders. Counseling referrals to help crime victims cope with the aftermath of a crime. Assistance with filing application for the Crime Victim’s Compensation Fund for eligible victims. Employment intervention to explain rime missed from work due to any court appearances. Property recovery assistance for items being held as evidence by Law Enforcement. If you should have any questions you can contact one of our Victim Advocates: Victim Services Main Line 864-942-8628 Catie Young - Victim Services Manager 864-942-8577 cyoung@greenwoodsc.gov Melissa Whitcomb - Victim Advocate 864-942-8534 mwhitcomb@greenwoodsc.gov Part Time Clerk 864-942-2641 Frequently Asked Questions Do I qualify for a Restraining order? If you answer yes to the following questions, then you may qualify for a Restraining Order through Magistrate’s Court in Greenwood County. • Has the person had contact with me on 2 or more occasions without my permission? • Has the person been told not to have contact with me? • Does the person live in Greenwood County, or did the harassment occur in Greenwood County? • Have you filed any police reports? Do I qualify for an Order of Protection? If you answer yes to the following questions then you may qualify for an Order of Protection through Family Court in Greenwood County. • Is the person I wish to seek protection from a household member according to the SC State Statute 16-25-10? According to 16-25-10, a household member is: 1. A spouse 2. A former spouse 3. Persons who have a child in common; or 4. A male and female who are cohabiting or formerly have cohabited • Has the household member threatened to harm me or has he/she physically abused me? • Did the physical abuse or household member threaten to abuse you within Greenwood County? • Am I afraid of this household member to the point that I believe I am in need of an Order of Protection?

The IT/GIS department is responsible for hardware, software, infrastructure and telecommunication requirements for the users working for Greenwood County Government. We are committed to delivering the best technology tools to county staff to enable them to accomplish their daily assignments and provide superior customer service. IT/GIS View More Greenwood County Courthouse 528 Monument Street Room: B-32 Greenwood, SC 29646 Hours: 7:45 -5:30 Monday-Thursday, Closed Friday Shane Sprouse, IT/GIS Director email: ssprouse@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 942-8658 For address inquiries or requests, please contact Lisa Davis at 864-942-3159 or ldavis@greenwoodsc.gov The IT/GIS department is responsible for hardware, software, infrastructure and telecommunication requirements for the users working for Greenwood County Government. We are committed to delivering the best technology tools to county staff to enable them to accomplish their daily assignments and provide superior customer service. Manage County Network Infrastructure Responsible for keeping the County network infrastructure and all peripherals performing and functioning efficiently at all times. Perform daily backups of all major computer systems within the County. Manage Comprehensive Countywide Geographic Information System Responsible for promoting, managing and coordinating the development of a comprehensive countywide geographic information system (GIS) in order to support the analytical, statistical, and mapping needs of Greenwood County. Develop GIS Applications Responsible for developing, documenting and implementing GIS applications and for training GIS users countywide. Ensure Technology Standards To assure that the GIS technology is implemented in the most efficient, and cost effective way. Responsible for implementing GIS technology that will improve the efficiency of County operations. Address Management Greenwood County Address Management is responsible for issuing physical property addresses in the unincorporated areas, City of Greenwood, Town of Ninety Six, Town of Ware Shoals, and Town of Troy. E 911 Sign Placement Brochure Online E 911 Address Application Greenwood County Addressing Ordinance 2-91 Address Management Guidelines Tax Parcel Maintenance and Editing Maintain Tax Map Parcel Layer Create new tax parcels per Deed/Plat/Assessor's Split Form Research parcel history using deeds and plats when needed to verify parcel lines, acreage, and geometry Redraw tax parcels per new surveys, if necessary Combine multiple tax parcels per owner request Quick Links Addressing Guidelines Brochure Deeds, Plats, Mortgages and Other Real Estate Documents ESRI FAQs GIS.com GIS Day GIS Services Fees Online Maps Pay GIS Service Fee SC GIS Data Clearinghouse Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News Frequently Asked Questions How do I get a large format print of my property? From the GIS department in room B-32 of the County Courthouse. The cost is $10 - $15 per map, depending on the size and/or customization. How recent is the data on the Online Maps website? The property line work is live. Assessor data is updated nightly. How do I sign-up for the Online Maps subscription service? Contact the GIS department at (864) 942-8563 What is GIS? An organized collection of computer hardware, software, geographic data, and personnel designed to efficiently capture, store, update, manipulate, analyze, and display all forms of geographically referenced information. What are the benefits of GIS? To provide improved ability to analyze information and make better informed decisions; streamline government functions: improve operational efficiency; reduce or eliminate redundancy; improve map maintenance and production efficiency and provide improved access to maps and data. What County functions are supported by GIS? Emergency planning and operations; land use planning; facilities management; environmental analysis; transportation planning and management; government administration and Citizen access of GIS data through the use of the Internet Address Management FAQs Greenwood County Address Management is responsible for issuing physical property addresses in the unincorporated areas of the county, City of Greenwood, Towns of Ninety Six, Ware Shoals, and Troy. These procedures are necessary in order to ensure proper quality control and data management operations. How do I get a physical Address? First, you must contact Greenwood County Address Management by phone at (864) 942-3159 or (864) 942-8659 or use the Online Address Application Form . How do I get a E911 Reflective Address sign? Some local volunteer Fire Departments sell reflective green 911 signs and posts. The signs are also available at local retailers in Greenwood or online sites. How long do I have to install a permanent county prescribed reflective sign on my property or place of business? Preferably within 15 days after assignment of a number. Where on my property should I install my permanent E911 reflective sign? Emergency 911 reflective sign shall be installed on your side of the road , near the left side of the driveway entrance (as you enter your property), and clearly visible from the main road. Am I required to install an Emergency 911 reflective sign on my property? Yes. Greenwood County Ordinance, set the standards which all address numbers are assigned in the unincorporated areas of the county, City of Greenwood, Towns of Ninety Six, Ware Shoals, and Troy. Also, Greenwood County Address Management sets the standards for property number and sign location. What could happen to me if I don’t install a permanent E911 reflective sign on my property? Greenwood County Ordinance states that any person found in violation of this ordinance shall be subject to a penalty per violation until such time the violation is corrected.

The Greenwood County Fire Services office operates under the direction of the County Manager and provides administrative oversight of the County Fire Fund. Fire Services View More Greenwood County Airport Annex 1025 Deadfall Road Greenwood, SC 29649 Hours: 7:45 -5:30 Monday-Thursday, Closed Friday Steve Holmes , Fire Chief email: sholmes@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 942-8592 The Greenwood County Fire Services office operates under the direction of the County Manager and provides administrative oversight of the County Fire Fund. This office help to establish goals for improving fire delivery services and assists in reducing the Fire Districts ISO rating systems along with many other assigned duties issued by the County Manager for the unincorporated Fire Departments within Greenwood County. The citizens of Greenwood County are serviced in the unincorporated areas by 12 Fire Departments strategically located throughout Greenwood County. Fire Station Locations Station 10 – Troy 1516 Neel Street Troy, SC 29648 Phone (864)746-6100 Station 11 – Bradley 4703 Hwy 221 S. Bradley, SC 29819 Phone (864)942-8592 Station 20 – Promised Land 3741 McCormick Hwy Greenwood, SC 29648 Phone (864)223-0056 Station 21 – Promised Land Volunteer Fire Dept. 1400 Hwy 221 S. Greenwood, S.C. 29646 Station 30 – Northwest Station 1 201 Oakwood Dr Greenwood, SC 29649 Phone (864)223-8075 Station 31- Northwest Station 2 2028 Hwy 72 W Greenwood, SC 29649 Phone (864)223-8075 Station 40 – Hodges/Cokesbury 4410 Main St Hodges, SC 29653 Phone (864)374-3311 Station 41 – Hodges Cokesbury Volunteer Fire Dept. 225 Miller Rd. Hodges, S.C. 29653 Station 42– Hodges/ Cokesbury 6502 Hwy 25 N Hodges, SC 29653 Phone (864)374-3311 Station 45 – Ware Shoals 128 Greenwood Ave S Ware Shoals, SC 29692 Phone (864)456-2689 Station 46 – Ware Shoals Volunteer Fire Dept. 1312 Morgan Rd. Hodges, S.C. 29653 Station 50 – Coronaca Station 1 125 Willard Rd Greenwood, SC 29649 Phone (864)223-4222 Station 51– Coronaca 1418 Hwy 246 S Greenwood, SC 29649 Phone (864)223-4222 Station 60 – Lower Lake 5214 Hwy 702 Ninety Six, SC 29666 Phone (864)543-4352 Station 61 – Lower Lake 1120 Eddy Rd Ninety Six, SC 29666 Phone (864)543-4352 Station 62 – Lower Lake 1901 Carter Rd Ninety Six, SC 29666 Phone (864)942-8592 Station 70 – Epworth/Phoenix 1218 Epworth Camp Rd E Ninety Six, SC 29666 Phone (864)227-2220 Station 75 – Hwy 34 1211 Ninety Six Hwy Greenwood, SC 29646 Phone (864)227-3432 Station 80 – Ninety Six 83 Saluda St Ninety Six, SC 29666 Phone (864)543-2200 Station 90 – Callison 3517 Callison Hwy Bradley, SC 29819 Phone (864)227-2225 Station 95 – Tri-Count y 1317 Kirksey Pittsburg Rd Troy, SC 29648 Phone (864)227-5000 Greenwood County Fire Services staffed Stations Station 1 - Civic Center Complex 1610 Hwy 72-221 E. Greenwood, SC 29649 Station 13 - 1418 Hwy 246 S Greenwood, SC 29649 Station 14 - 201 Oakwood Dr Greenwood, SC 29649 Station 15 - 2814 Hwy 25 S Greenwood, S.C. 29646 Quick Links Emergency Services . . Emergency Management . . Emergency Medical Services (EMS) . . Fire Services Volunteer Fire Master Plan Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News

Warrants Division Law Enforcement Center 528 Edgefield Street Greenwood, SC 29646 Matt Murphy , Warrant officer email: mmurphy@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 943-8032 Coming soon Quick Links Sheriff's Office . . Community Services . . Detention Center . . Emergency Communications . . Investigations Division . . . . Evidence & Property . . . . Victim Services . . Narcotics Division . . Records Division . . Training Division . . Uniform Patrol Division . . Warrants Division Career Opportunities Citizen's Academy Community Meeting Map Frequently Asked Questions Our Facebook Page Overview of the Citizen Complaint Process Special Teams Take Me Home "Project" Trespass Notice Form Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News

One of the top priorities of the Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office is to investigate, arrest and aid in the prosecution of those individuals who choose to engage in illegal drug activity. Narcotics Division Law Enforcement Center 528 Edgefield Street Greenwood, SC 29646 Cody Bishop , Major of Investigations & Narcotics email: cbishop@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 943- Narcotics Division (DEU) One of the top priorities of the Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office is to investigate, arrest and aid in the prosecution of those individuals who choose to engage in illegal drug activity. The majority of this responsibility is assigned to the Narcotics Division. The Narcotics Division is a specialized unit, who has partnered with the Greenwood City Police Department, to form a multi-jurisdictional taskforce that operates as the Drug Enforcement Unit or DEU. The DEU was initiated as a means to combine resources and information in an effort to best serve all citizens of Greenwood County. Illegal drugs and the activities/behaviors associated with the use, distribution, manufacturing, etc. of these substances have effects that reach far beyond those directly involved. The destruction of lives/families, additional criminal activity and the endangerment of innocent citizens/businesses and the neighborhoods/communities in which they live and operate in, can all be contributed to illegal drugs and drug activities. The GCSO Narcotics Division is extremely dedicated, and through their efforts, seek to protect and serve Greenwood County and its citizens to the best of their ability. *Anyone wishing to report suspected illegal activity or who has a specific complainant(s), can call the Narcotics Division main number at (864) 942-8588 or may call Crimestoppers (1-888-CRIMESC ). All callers remain anonymous and information is considered confidential. Quick Links Sheriff's Office . . Community Services . . Detention Center . . Emergency Communications . . Investigations Division . . . . Evidence & Property . . . . Victim Services . . Narcotics Division . . Records Division . . Training Division . . Uniform Patrol Division . . Warrants Division Career Opportunities Citizen's Academy Community Meeting Map Frequently Asked Questions Our Facebook Page Overview of the Citizen Complaint Process Special Teams Take Me Home "Project" Trespass Notice Form Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News

Litter Prevention division of the Public Works department Litter Prevention View More Chamber of Commerce 110 Phoenix Street Greenwood, SC 29646 Hours: 7:45-5:30 Monday - Thursday, Closed Friday Amber Nappier , Litter Prevention Coordinator email: anappier@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 942-8705 Greenwood County is working to build sustainable communities where litter is not tolerated or accepted. Last year, over 4.5 tons of trash was picked up along the county’s roadways and almost 2.5 tons from along the shores of Lake Greenwood. Litter prevention starts by educating and raising awareness of South Carolina Litter laws and the negative impact litter has on Greenwood County. Ways you can help prevent litter? Keep a litter bag in your vehicle to place your bottles, wrappers, etc. until proper disposal is available. Make sure your trash cans have tight fitting lids Cover or secure your load when hauling waste. Encourage and motivate people around you to join in on the cleanup effort Look for ways to enhance beautification in your yard or neighborhood Negative effects of Litter Decreased community pride Up to a 10% drop in property value Harms wildlife and their habitats Spreads sickness or disease Decreases tourism revenue Prevents industry growth If you are unable to dispose of your bags you can call Greenwood County Public Works at (864) 942-8662 . Or the SCDOT at (864) 227-6701 About Greenwood County is working to build sustainable communities where litter is not tolerated or accepted. By building partnerships with local organizations and working in tangent with Keep Greenwood County Beautiful 45 tons of litter was picked up along the County's roadways and shores of Lake Greenwood, and 104 trees have been planted last year. Litter Prevention starts with educating and raising awareness of South Carolina Litter Laws and the negative impact litter has on growth of Greenwood County. Education Ways you can help prevent litter. Keep a litter bag in your vehicle to place your bottles, wrappers, etc. until proper disposal is available. Make sure your trash cans have tight fitting lids Cover or secure your load when hauling waste. Encourage and motivate people around you to join in on the cleanup effort Look for ways to enhance beautification in your yard or neighborhood Negative effects of Litter Decreased community pride Up to a 10% drop in property value Harms wildlife and their habitats Spreads sickness or disease Decreases tourism revenue Prevents industry growth Cigarette butts make up roughly 38% of all U.S. roadway litter and take over 5 years to decompose. Other commonly littered items also take extremely long to decompose: Plastic bag - (20 years) Tin can - (50 years) Aluminum can - (200 years) Plastic bottle - (450 years) Glass bottle - (1 million years) Littering Penalties The South Carolina General Assembly enacted Act 214 of 2018, amending Section 16-11-700 of the state litter laws. This action by the Legislature was done in an effort to give magistrates and municipal courts greater flexibility in the prosecution of litter cases. This law makes it easier to achieve court-ordered community service/litter pick up by removing the requirement for supervision. Act 214 also "makes the penalties fit the crime" by classifying violations into distinct categories as shown below and providing for a definition of litter. Up to 15 lbs (littering) Persons convicted of placing litter, as defined, on public or private (littering) property must remove that litter and shall be fined not less than $25 and not more than $100, or up to 30 days in jail, and the court must impose eight hours of "litter gathering or other form of community service". For persons convicted of placing garbage in another person’s private facility, such as a private dumpster, the fine is not less than $50 and not more than $150, and the court shall impose a minimum of 16 hours "litter gathering or other form of community service". Additional hours of community service may be imposed in lieu of the monetary fine. Between 15 lbs and 500 lbs (dumping) Persons convicted must be fined not less than $200 nor more than $500, or up to 30 days in jail, and the court shall require 16 hours of litter gathering or other community service. Community service increases to 24 hours upon a second conviction, and 32 hours for a third conviction within five years. More than 500 lbs (dumping) Persons convicted must be fined not less than $500 nor more than $1000, and up to a year in jail. The violator also may be ordered to remove the dumped litter, pay damages, and perform community service. The court may enjoin a violation of more than 500 lbs, and may seize vehicles or equipment used for dumping. If a person sustains damages in connection with a violation of more than 500 lbs that gives rise to a felony against the person or his property, a court, in civil action for those damages, shall order the wrongdoer to pay the injured party triple damages up to $200, along with court costs and attorney’s fees. Fines for dumping more than 500 lbs of litter may not be suspended. Tarp Your Load According to South Carolina Law , "no vehicle may be driven or moved on any public highway unless the vehicle is so constructed or loaded to prevent any of its load from dropping, sifting, leaking or otherwise escaping from the vehicle. Trucks, trailers, or other vehicles when loaded with rock, gravel, stone, or other similar substances which could blow, leak, sift, or drop must not be driven... unless the load is securely covered by tarpaulin or some other suitable covering.” To view a video on Facebook, click here . Volunteer If you would like to volunteer to do a litter pickup, please fill out the form at the link or call or email the Litter Prevention Coordinator. Adopt A Highway The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) and Greenwood County are now working together to maintain the Adopt-A-Highway Program. In order for the County to continue to make progress in litter abatement we need your continued support of the Adopt-A-Highway program. The Adopt-A-Highway program requires a two year commitment and as a goal encourages a litter pickup to be done along a one mile stretch (or more) of road once a quarter (four times a year). The benefits of adopting a highway are significant. It has been proven that a clean community is a safe community and clean communities are great for tourism and economic development. Along with SCDOT and Palmetto Pride, Greenwood County wants to eradicate litter and promote beautification across Greenwood. The Greenwood County Litter Prevention Coordinator now serves as the Adopt-A-Highway Coordinator for Greenwood, South Carolina. If interested in getting involved with the Adopt-A-Highway program in Greenwood, please contact her using the information below. Amber Nappier 864-942-8705 anappier@greenwoodsc.gov Note: There is now a new agreement form, which is below. If you are already a part of the AAH program, please make sure a new agreement has been signed since January 2021. If you think your sign has been taken down in error, please contact the Litter Prevention Coordinator. Adopt-A-Highway Form More Adopt-A-Highway Information Quick Links Public Works . . Fleet Garage . . Leaf and Limb Litter Prevention . . Recycling . . Road Maintenance . . Solid Waste Collection . . Solid Waste Disposal Brochure FAQs Keep America Beautiful Keep Greenwood County Beautiful Report Litter Palmetto Pride City/County Joint Planning Commission Meeting 12/17/26, 10:30 PM Ending: City/County Joint Planning Commission Meeting City/County Joint Planning Commission Meeting 11/19/26, 10:30 PM Ending: City/County Joint Planning Commission Meeting City/County Joint Planning Commission Meeting 10/27/26, 9:30 PM Ending: City/County Joint Planning Commission Meeting Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News Frequently Asked Questions How can I report someone I see littering? You can call a County Litter Enforcement officer at (864) 942-8569 You can call Litter Busters toll free at 877.754.8837 or online at https://www.palmettopride.org/enforcement/report-a-litterbug/ Or you can download the Litter Busters app by Palmetto Pride on your Smartphone. I am tired of seeing trash on the side of the road, what can I do? We are always looking for groups, organizations, or individuals who want to help with the litter cleanup in Greenwood County. If you are interested in volunteering, call or email the Litter Prevention Coordinator. Where can I pick up supplies to pick up litter in my neighborhood? Please call or email the Litter Prevention Coordinator to let her know where you are planning to pick up litter. Please call the Greenwood County Public Works at 1115 Siloam Church Rd to coordinate supply pickup My neighbor has furniture or other bulk items in front of their house, who can I call to have it removed? Greenwood County only picks up leaves and limbs. Any other type of waste needs to be taken to 1 of the 9 convenience centers. https://www.greenwoodcounty-sc.gov/government/departments-l-r/public-works/solid-waste-collection-disposal If you live in the City of Greenwood http://www.cityofgreenwoodsc.com/departments/public-works/sanitation/yard-and-bulk-waste If you live in the county Greenwood County only picks up leaves and limbs. Any other type of waste needs to be taken to 1 of the 9 convenience centers. https://www.greenwoodcounty-sc.gov/government/departments-l-r/public-works/solid-waste-collection-disposal What are the state penalties for littering in South Carolina? https://www.palmettopride.org/enforcement/sc-litter-laws/ What do I do with the trash after it has been cleaned up and placed in garbage bags? You can take your bags to one of Greenwood County’s 9 convenience centers, found here. https://www.greenwoodcounty-sc.gov/government/departments-l-r/public-works/solid-waste-collection-disposal If you are unable to dispose of your bags you can call Greenwood County Public Works at (864) 942-8662 . Or the SCDOT at (864) 227-6701

Greenwood County, South Carolina engineering department City/County Engineering View More Greenwood County Airport Annex 1025 Deadfall Road Greenwood, SC 29649 Hours: 7:45 -5:30 Monday-Thursday, Closed Friday Rett Templeton , City/County Engineer email: rett.templeton@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 942-8557 The Engineering Department has varied responsibilities in the Greenwood City and County Governments: Roads, C-Fund Administration, Airport Management, and other functions. The Engineering Department performs many functions. Utilize the links below for additional information: Current List of County-Maintained Roads Current List of City-Maintained Roads Current List of Privately-Maintained Roads Road Encroachment Permits for City and County Roads Drainage Issues and FAQs Lake Greenwood Regulations Greenwood County Airport (Atlanta Sectional) County Buildings and Grounds Greenwood County Airport FYs 2011-13 DBE Goal Floodplain Management Greenwood County Flood Management Ordinance City of Greenwood Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance What You Need to Know about Federal Disaster Assistance and National Flood Insurance Top Ten Facts for Consumers Questions and Answers about Flood Insurance for Real Estate Professionals Lakefront Property Requirements FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) Floodplain Management and Detention Requirements FEMA Flood Insurance Study (FIS) (Preliminary flood hazard data (preliminary data) provide the public an early look at their home or community‘s projected risk to flood hazards. Preliminary data may include: new or revised Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM), Flood Insurance Study (FIS) reports, and FIRM Databases. This tool makes nation-wide preliminary data available in a centralized and easily accessible location, along with FEMA‘s other flood hazard mapping products.)For more information about preliminary data, go to FEMA‘s Preliminary Flood Hazard Data Webpage . Quick Links Engineering . . Lake Management Greenwood County Airport SC Aeronautics Gwd Airport Pay Hangar Fee Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News

Road Maintenance division of the Public Works department Road Maintenance View More Road Maintenance Greenwood County Public Works Department 1115 Siloam Church Road Greenwood, SC 29646 Hours: 7:45-5:30 Monday - Thursday, Closed Friday Dave Roberts , Road Maintenance Superintendent email: droberts@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 942-8616 Responsibilities Improve and maintain all roads and bridges under Greenwood County's jurisdiction Install and repair asphalt aprons for driveways, new driveway tile, or culverts on county maintained roads (fees apply) Maintain gravel roads by scraping, providing proper drainage, and adding stone when necessary Maintain road-side vegetation Fabricate and install street name and traffic control signs Construct and repair drainage basins and ditches The Superintendent will answer any concerns and complaints in regards to County roads and ditches This Office Does Not: Provide maintenance on any state, municipal, or private road Pick up dead animals on state roads Install or maintain traffic lights Perform new subdivision road inspections Repair mailboxes that have been knocked down Pave dirt or gravel roads Frequently Asked Questions Quick Links Public Works . . Fleet Garage . . Leaf and Limb Litter Prevention . . Recycling . . Road Maintenance . . Solid Waste Collection . . Solid Waste Disposal Calendar for Closings/Holidays/Events Convenience Centers Interactive Map Convenience Center Locations and Hours Convenience Site Policies County Landfill Rates Pay Landfill Fees e-Waste Ban Spotlight Facilities Closings Forms and Documents Recycling Truck Video Recycling Guidelines Brochure Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News Frequently Asked Questions Who do I call for after hours road related emergencies such as a fallen tree? Call Greenwood County Emergency 911. Give them a location and brief description of the emergency. They will contact the proper authority. Who do I call a report a missing stop sign? For County maintained roads call us at (864) 942-8662. For State maintained roads call SCDOT at (864) 227-6701. For City streets call the appropriate municipality. Who do I call if there is a traffic light out? In Greenwood County, the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) (864) 227-6701 maintains traffic signals. Greenwood County does not maintain any traffic signals. What needs to be done before a driveway pipe (culvert) can be installed? An up-front fee of $450 must be paid at the Public Works Department prior to the County installing a driveway. Flags will be provided to mark the location. An additional $320 fee is required for paving a driveway entrance. How do I place a work order for roadwork to be done on a road? Call the Public Works Department at (864) 942-8662 and provide the following: Your name Your telephone number or the number you can be reached during the day. The name of the road for which the problem is being reported Provide detailed information concerning the problem Provide detailed directions to the problem area (subdivision name, road name, address or lot number, which side of the road, which main road or highway is it located off of, etc. Who do I call to get my road repaired? That depends on who is responsible for maintaining the road. Roads are divided into four categories: privately maintained roads, county maintained roads, state maintained roads, and municipal maintained roads. Private roads belong to private individuals who are responsible for maintaining the roads. These have not been dedicated to public use, therefore, the county does not perform maintenance on these roads. Typically, these roads have yellow "Private Road" signs. County roads are maintained by the Greenwood County Road Maintenance Department. Typically, these roads have green street signs with road name only. State roads are maintained by the state of South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT). Generally these roads have a number designation that contains SC, US or a S-24 sign mounted above the stop sign. If you have any questions or concerns on these roads please call SCDOT at (864) 227-6701. Municipal roads are within a city or town, which are not maintained by the state or county. If you have any questions or concerns about these roads, please call the appropriate municipal office.

Register of Deeds office of the Greenwood County, SC Clerk of Court Register of Deeds View More Greenwood County Courthouse 528 Monument Street Room: 114 Greenwood, SC 29646 Hours: 8:30-5:00 Monday-Friday Tina Rodgers, Register of Deeds Clerk email: trodgers@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 942-8613 Toni Gilmer , Register of Deeds Clerk email: tgilmer@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 942-8612 On January 1, 1998, the name of the office changed from Register of Mesne Conveyances (RMC) to Register of Deeds (ROD). Current office holders, whether appointed or elected, were authorized to keep the name of ROD during their tenure in office, however, after their term, the name is to change to ROD. The Code of Laws of South Carolina sets out the duties of the Register of Deeds. The proper recording of documents provides notice to subsequent purchasers or creditors of the interests of others in the property and establishes priority of claims against that property. Generally, all instruments conveying an interest in real property must be recorded in that county's Register of Deeds in order to be valid. Other documents of public interest may also be recorded by the Register of Deeds. As of November 1, 2019 state tax liens are listed on the South Carolina Department of Revenue's State Tax Lien Registry. State tax liens will no longer be reported and filed in county offices. The SCDOR State Tax Lien Registry is available at dor.sc.gov/LienRegistry . The Register of Deeds exists as a separate governmental office in 23 counties in South Carolina. In Anderson, Beaufort, Cherokee, Chesterfield, Clarendon, Colleton, Georgetown, Horry, Jasper, Kershaw, Lancaster, Oconee, Orangeburg, Pickens, Richland, Spartanburg and Sumter, the position is appointed by the governing body. In the counties of Aiken, Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester, Greenville and Lexington, the holder of the office is elected. In the remaining 23 counties, the functions are performed by the elected Clerk of Court. Our department has both online terminals and index books for the research of records. All documents are recorded on the same day they are brought into the office. Originals will be mailed out three (3) to five (5) business days from the recorded date. Please see the link below for all requirements and fees for any document recorded in this office. DOR Recording Fee Policies Register of Deeds Fees List Any ROD documents or Common Pleas cases brought in for recording after 4 p.m. will not be clocked or recorded until the following day. These documents may not be available on this website for up to one work week. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the recording of these documents, please feel free to contact our office. Quick Links Clerk of Court . . Circuit Court . . Family Court . . Register of Deeds Accounting FAQs Case Records Search Child Support FAQs Child Support Client Portal Court Roster Deed Transfers Deeds, Plats, Mortages Search Family Court Forms FCCMS Attorney Portal FCCMS Public Portal Filing Services FAQs Forms and Documents FraudSleuth GovOS Public Records Search Greenwood Clerk of Court Juror Information Online Dockets Pay General Session Fines SC Clerk of Court Forms Self-Represented Litigant Divorce Packets Wage withholding FAQs Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News

Community Services provided by the Sheriff's office Community Services Law Enforcement Center 528 Edgefield Street Greenwood, SC 29646 Josh Hood , Captain of Community Services email: jhood@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 943-8057 Coming soon Quick Links Sheriff's Office . . Community Services . . Detention Center . . Emergency Communications . . Investigations Division . . . . Evidence & Property . . . . Victim Services . . Narcotics Division . . Records Division . . Training Division . . Uniform Patrol Division . . Warrants Division Career Opportunities Citizen's Academy Community Meeting Map Frequently Asked Questions Our Facebook Page Overview of the Citizen Complaint Process Special Teams Take Me Home "Project" Trespass Notice Form Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News

Greenwood County, SC Property Assessor's office Assessor View More Greenwood County Courthouse 528 Monument Street Room: 109 Greenwood, SC 2964 Hours: 7:45 -5:30 Monday-Thursday, Closed Friday V. Lynn Hammett , Assessor email: assessor@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 942-8537 Fax: (864) 942-8660 Welcome to the Greenwood County Assessor's Office. We hope that you will find the information on our site to be useful to you in understanding your property taxes. We have a staff of five licensed appraisers and four support staff personnel available to answer your questions. The primary responsibility of the Assessor's Office is to value real property for ad valorem tax purposes. This is so that we each pay our fair share of the cost of the services provided by paying tax in proportion to the value of our property. Click a link below to find information on the following topics: Function : the reason for our existence and our responsibilities Property Classifications : how property is classified and the tax rate, as well as explanations of possible tax relief and/or exemptions. Property Values : understanding the three different values and assessable transfers. Property Valuation : how property is appraised for tax purposes. Legal Residence : explanation of the requirements to qualify for this tax relief. Agricultural Use : how property qualifies for a substantial tax break for bona fide agricultural use- 5 or more acres of agricultural timber use and 10 or more acres for crops, which includes pasture. Roll Back Taxes : explains how up to 5 years taxes are due on agricultural use property that is changed to a different use class such as a subdivision or commercial development. Reassessment : explains the process for the re-evaluation of all taxable real estate in the county as prescribed by state law. Appeal Process: explains the process should you disagree with your fair market value, use classification, ratio, etc. Appeals based on the tax bill amount cannot be considered as grounds for an assessment appeal. Property Combinations: criteria for combined property parcels to receive one tax bill. Property Splits : certain reports and available documents. Change Mailing Address: Complete this form if your mailing address has changed. If you have multiple parcels, please list all map numbers on the form. Builder/ Developer Property Tax Exemption: newly constructed single family homes. Multiple Lot Discount: explains the criterial for special discounted value for subdivision lots that qualify. Use this form if your plat was recorded before January 1, 2001. Use this form if your plat was recorded after January 1, 2001. To Move a Manufactured House: steps and departments requirements. Mobile Homes/ Manufactured Homes : explains certain procedures for the transfer of mobile homes and how they can be recorded for tax purposes. Manufactured Homes Combined with Land : explains certain procedures for the combination of a manufactured home with the land for tax purposes. Quick Links Forms and Documents Online Maps Pay Taxes Property Tax Estimator Property Tax Installment Plan SC Department of Revenue Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News

Fleet Garage division of the Public Works department Fleet Garage View More Greenwood County Fleet Garage 1009 Siloam Church Road Greenwood, SC 29646 Hours: 7:00-3:30 Monday-Friday Brian Bloomer , Fleet Manager email: bbloomer@greenwoodsc.gov Phone: (864) 942-8719 Fax: (864) 942-8768 The Fleet Maintenance Department provides routine and preventive maintenance and repair to over 380 pieces of motorized equipment and vehicles belonging to departments and agencies of Greenwood County. Department staff operates and manage the county's fleet fueling system as well as provide 24-hour emergency road service for county vehicles when needed. You may contact Fleet Maintenance at the above location. Functions The Fleet Maintenance Department offers support services to all County departments in the area of vehicle and heavy equipment maintenance. The current fleet size is 380 vehicles and equipment with the number increasing annually. Responsibilities Maintenance and service on County owned vehicles and equipment Perform unscheduled repairs and diagnostics on all County owned vehicles Operate and maintain the County owned refueling site Oversee the annual replacement of aging County vehicles Write vehicle specifications for all County vehicle and heavy equipment bid solicitations Ready new vehicles and heavy equipment for service and removing from service all vehicles and heavy equipment being replaced and scheduled for auction Quick Links Public Works . . Fleet Garage . . Leaf and Limb Litter Prevention . . Recycling . . Road Maintenance . . Solid Waste Collection . . Solid Waste Disposal Calendar for Closings/Holidays/Events Convenience Centers Interactive Map Convenience Center Locations and Hours Convenience Site Policies County Landfill Rates Pay Landfill Fees e-Waste Ban Spotlight Facilities Closings Forms and Documents Recycling Truck Video Recycling Guidelines Brochure Contact Us Ending: Ending: Ending: Events State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill 4/20/26, 10:15 PM State and Local Officials Provide Update on Lake Greenwood Fish Kill Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation 3/17/26, 2:00 PM Stonecrest Farm Rail Site Receives CSX Select Site Designation Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads 3/5/26, 4:00 PM Greenwood County Announces Retirement of Two Department Heads News