City of Greenville is coordinating the annual City-Wide Yard Sale event and will provide maps showing the location, hours, and some of the items available at participating residences.  The sale will be held Friday, April 19 and Saturday, April 20 and is open to all city residents.  There is no cost to participate or to be included on the map. 

In addition, the City of Greenville and LRS will conduct "Spring Clean-Up Week" from Monday, April 22-April 26. 

Lastly, in an effort to provide City of Greenville residents with a secure data and destruction drop-off location for electronics disposal, the City will be coordinating an electronics recycling day. Residents may bring their electronics to the public works facility located at 1307 S. Fourth Street on Saturday, May 4 from 8:00a.m. until 4:00 p.m.

The City of Greenville will be moving forward on a new downtown pavilion with a stage and bandstand to accommodate music and theatrical events thanks to the announcement of the city being awarded a $1.9 million state grant from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

The Greenville Plaza Project will also include a welcome center, public restrooms, ADA-accessible ramps, and outdoor seating for dining and public events. The public plaza is a 100% municipal project and will cost $2.5 million. The state grant of $1.9 million under the competitive Downtowns and Illinois Main Streets Capital Program will be joined by a local match of federal American Rescue Plan Act funds, City funds and potential legacy gifts, to fund 20-25% (or $625,000) of the project. The construction effort will create dozens of jobs for skilled carpenters, electricians, operators, iron workers, laborers, cement masons and other high-quality tradespeople.