The City's tourism website provides a great overview of everything Greer has to offer visitors and residents.

The Animal Control division of the Greer Police Department is responsible for enforcing legal ordinances and laws governing animals in the City.

Thank you for your interest in employment with the City of Greer. Our job as members of Team Greer to is provide excellent services to City residents and to ensure for them a high quality of life. As such, employees are our most valuable resource.

Our mission is to serve our community by providing safe, high quality, and reliable water, natural gas, electric and wastewater services in an environmentally and fiscally responsible manner consistent with sound business principles.

If damage occurs on your property that pertains to the City of Greer, please fill out our Damage Claim Form. After successfully filling out the document; please print it, and see a front desk clerk at City Hall and ask to speak with our Risk Manager, Keith Choate, about filing your claim.

The City of Greer Fire Department’s mission is to be committed to the development and delivery of emergency services to the highest professional level with an emphasis on results.

The City of Greer's Code Enforcement Division performs a variety of inspections on public, commercial, and private property and conducts follow-up inspections, as necessary.

 They inspect property for nuisances to include tall grass, trash, debris, and unsanitary, unhealthy and unsafe conditions.

Notify us about a general concern, comment, or compliment.

Check out area parks, facilities, and a list of their amenities.

The Greer Police Department adheres to the belief that "Policing is a Partnership" and strives to create a team atmosphere between the department and the community.

The Public Services Department welcomes your comments about trash collection service.

The Stormwater Management Program staff works with other City departments and government agencies to protect our waterways from storm water pollutants that may be generated by construction sites, industrial emissions, or other means. Staff members also respond to citizen concerns about drainage.