Mauldin Fire Department

The City of Asheville offers a comprehensive range of services designed to meet the needs of its residents and visitors, including job applications, public transport options, and community resources for families and pets. Additionally, the city provides various online tools for managing utilities, reporting issues, and accessing important information related to local government functions. In line with its commitment to community engagement, Asheville promotes transparency and accessibility through initiatives such as the SimpliCity application and AVL Alerts. The city continually strives to enhance urban development and infrastructure with various ongoing projects aimed at improving safety, accessibility, and overall quality of life for its citizens. Generated from the website

The Mauldin Police Department is a full-service law enforcement agency that protects residents lives and their property and safeguards individual rights and community values. It undertakes various criminal cases and works with state, local and federal agencies in the exchange of information to the public. The Mauldin Police Department provides bike patrol, case investigation, gun registration, crime prevention and emergency readiness services to the residents. The department maintains a detective bureau that investigates crime scenes, seizes and analyzes evidence, identifies and speaks to witnesses and victims of crime, recovers stolen property, and identifies and arrests offenders. The Mauldin Police Department is located in Mauldin, S.C.

The town of Greenwood was named around 1824 for the plantation of an early resident, John McGehee, Jr. McGehee's wife Charlotte is credited with naming their 600-acre plantation "Green Wood." While there are mixed opinions as to how Greenwood received the designation the "Emerald City, " most would agree that it has something to do with the green landscape that is so cherished by the local community. The City of Greenwood, the county seat of Greenwood County, was chartered in 1857 and is today the seventeenth largest City in South Carolina with a 2006 Census estimated population of 22, 407. The 2006 Census estimates the population for all of Greenwood County at 68, 213. Greenwood is economic center of the Upper Savannah Region. Upper Savannah is comprised of Greenwood, Laurens, McCormick, Abbeville, Edgefield, and Saluda Counties of South Carolina. The 2006 Census estimates the regional population at 219, 068. Two major highways access Greenwood. US Highway 25 provides a four-lane northern access to Greenville in Upstate South Carolina and a two lane southern access to Augusta, Georgia. State Highway 72 provides a four-lane eastern access to Interstate 26 and a four-lane western access (under construction) to Athens, Georgia. Highway 72 ultimately connects with Atlanta, Georgia. Greenwood is also provided rail access by CSX. Click here to download a regional map.