City manager cites 10% growth and 60-property annexation push in state of the city
June 12, 2026 | Greenville City, Greenville County, South Carolina
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City Manager Shannon Lavvern used her third state of the city address to emphasize growth management and neighborhood investment, saying the city has grown about 10% over the past five years and has annexed 60 properties to better coordinate public-space improvements while preserving green space. Haley Brown reported the speech in the city briefing.
Lavvern framed the measures as part of a strategy to enhance neighborhoods and public spaces, including targeted infrastructure work and park protections. The briefing did not provide additional fiscal details or a complete breakdown of which neighborhoods the annexations affect.
Lavvern framed the measures as part of a strategy to enhance neighborhoods and public spaces, including targeted infrastructure work and park protections. The briefing did not provide additional fiscal details or a complete breakdown of which neighborhoods the annexations affect.
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