Updates on City of Greenville projects

These City of Greenville projects aim to improve quality of existing structures as well as add new features.

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Breaking ground for the next baseball greats. | Photo by GVLtoday

Greenville has a lot of projects going on — we know, we cover them — and our friends at The Greenville Journal put together a list of updates on five of the projects happening in our city.

Mayberry Field, Unity Park

This new baseball park will have grandstand bleachers, batting tunnels, concession stands, and dugouts.

  • Scheduled completion — Early 2025
  • Cost — $3.5 million

Public safety complex, 204 Halton Rd.

The upgraded facility will serve as the headquarters for the Greenville Police Department and Greenville City Fire Department

  • Scheduled completion — July
  • Cost — $1.6 million

Nicholtown Community Center, 112 Rebecca St.

These upgrades include a new playground + a new multi-use grass field.

  • Scheduled completion — August 2025
  • Cost — $4.3 million

Gower Park, 24 Evelyn Ave.

Upgrades will include new pickleball, tennis, and basketball courts.

  • Scheduled completion — Late March
  • Cost — $1.45 million

Cleveland Park courts, Cleveland Park

This park will get two pickleball courts, six new tennis courts, and one basketball court + parking improvements near the courts.

  • Scheduled completion — September 2024
  • Cost — $1.3 million
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