City of Mauldin SC Government

10/31/2025

🎃👻 Happy Halloween from the City of Mauldin 👻🎃 We hope you have a spooktacular night filled with chills, thrills and candy refills! Please remember to exercise caution while driving tonight and be on the lookout for little ghouls and goblins roaming the streets. For those who will be out trick-or-treating, here are some safety tips to keep in mind:

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Stick together! Stay in groups and create a "buddy system" to make sure everyone gets home safely

🤡 Make sure costumes are bright, reflective, well-fitting and flame-resistant

💄 Test makeup on a small patch of skin to avoid allergic reactions

👀 Look both ways when crossing streets, and use crosswalks when possible

🍬 Check your treats before eating and throw away anything unwrapped, suspicious or damaged

🏘️ Avoid dark houses – only approach homes with a porch light on

💡 Stay on well-lit streets and use sidewalks whenever possible

🔦 Use flashlights and glowsticks for visibility

10/29/2025

🎃👻🍬 Business and Boo was a blast! Many thanks to everyone who came out for our spooktacular trick or treating event last Friday. Can we also take a moment to admire the AMAZING haunted pirate ship the Public Works department created for the event? Made from recycled materials including wooden pallets and cardboard boxes, and complete with octopus tentacles and a smoke machine, this spine-tingling display is one more example of how our Public Works department goes above and beyond every single day. Take a ride on the S.S. PW, if ye dare! 🏴‍☠️☠️

10/27/2025

🐶 Want to help dogs in need? Starting TODAY through Friday, the Mauldin Police Department will be accepting donations of dog food and other pet-related supplies to benefit Greenville County Animal Care (GCAC) at the following locations:

🏛️ Mauldin City Hall (5 E. Butler Rd)
🎭 Mauldin Cultural Center (101 E. Butler Rd)
💪 Mauldin Sports Center (10 City Center Dr)
👵 Ray W. Hopkins Mauldin Senior Center (203 Corn Rd)
🚒 Mauldin Fire Department Headquarters (955 W. Butler Rd)

This all leads up to MPD’s third annual Lend-a-Paw event this Saturday, Nov. 1 from 10 am to 2 pm at Hollywood Feed (2200 Woodruff Rd., Unit 500 in Simpsonville).

🚓 Members of MPD will be onsite filling cop cars with donations of dog food and other pet-related supplies to benefit GCAC.

🐕‍🦺 There will also be dogs available for adoption through GCAC and Lucky Pup Rescue SC.

Community members are encouraged to donate dog food as well as pet-related supplies such as dry cat food, kitty litter, fleece blankets, towels, large Kong toys, and canned pate-style dog food and cat food to benefit GCAC.

We hope you can make the event this Saturday, but if not, donations throughout the week are welcomed and greatly appreciated! 🙏🐾

10/27/2025

🗳️ The City of Mauldin’s general election is just around the corner! Polls will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. on Tuesday, November 4. Voters will cast ballots for three seats, with candidates listed below:

✅ City Council Seat 1: Taft Matney
✅ City Council Seat 3: Jason Kraeling, Commodore McCrary
✅ City Council Seat 5: Frank Allgood

Verify your polling location and review your sample ballot at scvotes.gov

For information regarding early voting or absentee voting, visit greenvillecounty.org/VoterRegistration

10/22/2025

🎀✂️🎉 Congratulations to Samsung Electronics America on their ribbon cutting today — and welcome back to Mauldin!

The electronics giant celebrated the grand opening of their new call center facility on Brookfield Parkway, a 14,000-square-foot space that will employ 150 people, with room for expansion.

Mayor Terry Merritt and Mayor Pro Tem and City Council Member Taft Matney were on hand to welcome Samsung back to the City and thank them for investing in our community and our future.

Here’s looking forward to a long and successful partnership between Samsung and the City of Mauldin!

10/17/2025

📈 There’s a lot happening in Mauldin, and now it’s easier than ever to stay in the know!

We’ve launched a brand-new Projects page on our city website where you can explore the latest details on our current projects, including:

🏬 Mixed-use developments
🚧 Road improvements
🚵 Trail expansions
🚶 Sidewalk projects

…and more!

🔗 Take a look here: cityofmauldin.org/projects

We’ll continue to update this page as projects progress and additional projects come online, so make sure to check back regularly to stay informed and see how we’re building a more connected, vibrant community. ✨

The City of Mauldin has a number of exciting projects on the horizon that will enhance quality of life for residents and visitors alike. From dynamic mixed-use developments to new trails and critical road improvements, there’s a lot to look forward to in Mauldin. Explore the information below to g...

10/16/2025

Costumes, candy, and fun 🍬 Come trick-or-treating with us, local businesses, and Mauldin city departments at the second annual Business and Boo Trick-or-Treat!

Join the City of Mauldin and Mauldin Cultural Center on October 24 from 5 - 7 PM for a night full of family fun! Dress in your best costume and enter the spooktacular costume contest, where we'll be giving out prizes in categories like Best Costume, Best Display, and Most Unique Costume.

📅 October 24, 2025
🕒 5 - 7 PM

🍿Following the trick-or-treating fun, Wicked will be shown as part of Mauldin's outdoor movie series, Friday Night Flicks!

10/16/2025

Do you have unused or expired medications? Join the Mauldin Police Department for a Drug Take Back event in Greenville County to safely dispose of your unneeded prescription meds — no questions asked.

🗓️ Saturday, Oct. 25
⏰ 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
📍 Reedy River Missionary Baptist Church (1012 Mauldin Rd., Greenville)

Please share and help us spread the word! It takes just a few minutes to prevent misuse and help keep our community safe. 🙏

10/15/2025

Update : Ms. Skipper has returned and is safe.

🚨 Mauldin Police searching for missing person Heather Skipper 🚨

The Mauldin Police Department is currently searching for endangered missing person Heather Skipper, who was last seen at 7:11 a.m. today at 9 Orient Drive.

Heather is 51 years old, 5’3” and 250 pounds with short brown hair. She was last seen wearing blue jeans and a purple shirt with the word “Thrive” written in yellow. Heather is intellectually disabled and has multiple mental health conditions. Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to contact the Mauldin Police Department at (864) 289-8900, option 3.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.