Greer (SC) City Council Meeting, July 14, 2026

The City of Greer held a regularly scheduled City Council meeting on July 14, 2026, which included several procurement and budget-related discussions. Key procurement activity included the award recommendation for a pilot watershed study phase two plan, with the Engineering Department recommending a contract award to Compliance EnviroSystems for up to $200,000, funded by the stormwater fund. The study focuses on inspecting storm drain assets in the Bible Brook watershed to identify infrastructure repairs and update GIS data. Additionally, the council discussed amendments to financial policies, including a reduction in the contingency fund from 5% to 1%, and the establishment of formal RFP cycles for banking services and financial audits. The council also approved the acceptance of subdivision streets into the city street system and considered annexation ordinances for commercial corridor zoning. A significant policy discussion involved adopting a housing assessment and strategy report as a policy framework, which sets the stage for future housing-related programs and potential budget appropriations but does not impose immediate financial commitments. The meeting concluded with motions to enter executive session to discuss contractual and legal matters related to projects Keystone and Titus.