Mauldin March Report

March 2017
IN THIS ISSUE
Making Mauldin Work
In the Media
Mauldin receives
excellence in financial
reporting
Biggest Loser winners
announced
Rotary Club honors
firefighters
Reports
MAKING MAULDIN WORK:
OFFICER SHAUN GARRISON
Officer Shaun Garrison has
been employed with the
Mauldin Police Department
since October 2013. He
currently serves as the
department’s animal control
officer and the property and
evidence clerk.
Prior to starting with the
Mauldin Police Department, Officer Garrison served
as an animal control officer with the City of Greenville,
an animal control officer with the City of Albuquerque,
and a corrections officer with the Texas Department of

MAKING MAULDIN WORK (cont.)
Criminal Justice. During his time with the MPD, he has been a model employee, both
excelling in his assigned position and receiving numerous praises by both coworkers
and community members on his professionalism.
In 2014, Officer Garrison was nominated by his peers as the MPD’s Officer of the Year.
Thank you, Officer Garrison, for Making Mauldin Work!
IN THE MEDIA
BB&T will invest $30 million
to construct a 140K sq. ft
facility at 825 E. Butler Road.
“With this state-of-the-art
facility, we will be better
equipped to provide our
clients with superior service
as we help them fulfill the
dream of homeownership,”
said Tol Broome, BB&T
mortgage lending president.
The addition of BB&T
will positively impact our
community and generate
more opportunities for the
entire Upstate,” said Dennis
Raines, mayor of Mauldin.
UBJ, 02.16
Verizon Wireless is investing
$3.5 million to expand its
existing operatons at 700
Brookfield Parkway, creating
260 jobs in Mauldin.
“We are truly looking
forward to expanding our
presence in Greenville. As
we work to streamline our
national operations and
improve the total customer
experience, our center in
Greenville has a proven
track record of providing
outstanding results and
delivers great service to our
customers nationwide,” said
Verizon Wireless Customer
Care Senior Vice President
Christine Baron.
GSA Business, 02.21
MP Husky is constructing
a new facility in Mauldin
to expand its existing
manufacturing operations.
“We are pleased to welcome
MP Husky, a leading
cable tray and cable bus
supplier in the U.S. and
Canada,” said Mauldin
Mayor Dennis Raines.
“This project showcases
the accomplishments of
our state, county and city
working in unison to bring
investment to a site that
is a S.C. Department of
Commerce certified site.”
Greenville News 03.15

MAULDIN RECEIVES EXCELLENCE IN
FINANCIAL REPORTING
The Certificate of Achievement for Excellence
in Financial Reporting has been awarded to the
City of Mauldin by the Government Finance
Officers Association of the United States and
Canada (GFOA) for its comprehensive annual
financial report (CAFR).
The Certificate of Achievement is the highest
form of recognition in governmental accounting and financial reporting, and
its attainment represents a significant accomplishment by a government and its
management. This is the 15th year that Mauldin has received this award.
The GFOA is a nonprofit professional association serving approximately 17,500
government finance professionals with offices in Chicago, IL and Washingotn, D.C.

DEPARTMENT REPORTS | FINANCE
YTD Revenues & Expenditures
Revenues
Expenditures
$8.1M
$6.8M
$1.9M $2.2M $210K
$426K
$77K
$471K
100 General 400 Fire Service 500 Sports Center 600 Debt Service
150 Special Projects
200 Sewer
300 Hospitality & Accommodations
310 Grants
320 Police Community Events
$0
$0
350 Victim Advocate Spec Revenue
$19K
$47K
370 EUDL Alcohol & Drug
$1K
$100
650 Property Management
800 Police Civil Forefeiture
$27K
$24K
$58K
$59K
$194K
$228K
$280K
$570K
$622K
$591K
$487K
$327K
TOTAL FUNDS
$13M
$11M
$10M $9.9M
GF & Assoc. Funds
All Funds

February Revenues FY 2016 FY 2017
$2.2M
$77K $73K
$159K
$227K
$956K
$4.6K $8.3K
Property Tax
Permit
H & A
Business License
DEPARTMENT REPORT | COMMUNITY DEV
Cultural Center Updates
Cultural Attendance
Plans have been completed for the center’s expanded
summer series. The Railroad Concert Series will run
Fridays in May; Beachin’ Fridays will be Fridays, June
2 - July 14; and the Be Well Mauldin Market will run
Saturdays, June - August.
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1,907
The Cultural Center welcomes Bon Secours St. Francis
Health System as the title sponsor ($5K) for the
summer market. Through this partnership, the BeWell
Mauldin Market will encourage healthy eating, provide
opportunities for health screenings and incorporate
free fitness sessions.
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22,173
The community development team continues to forge
partnerships with local businesses to positively impact
the quality of life in Mauldin. Most recently, Shaw
Resources and Laurens Electric Cooperative sponsored
the James Gregory performance at $1.5K each.
Development and Annexation
February
YTD
City staff is working on developing an annexation
strategic plan that identifies opportunities to work with
respective property owners and developers towards
annexation into the City of Mauldin. Presently, they are
refining a cost-benefit model for the purpose of
Rendering of the BB&T Mortgage
Servicing Center developing in
Mauldin.

analyzing prospective annexations. This will be a helpful tool moving forward as the
City reviews annexation requests.
The recent announcements of BB&T’s new mortgage servicing center, the MP Husky
facility and the ODAR building on North Main continue to put Mauldin in the spotlight
of development and opportunity. These announcements and the press associated
with them help spread the word that Mauldin is open for business.
DEPARTMENT REPORT | PUBLIC WORKS
Sanitation
Trash | 460.5 tons
Recycle | 52.4 Tons
Bag Grass | 12.9 Tons
E Waste | 1.22 Tons
Streets
Trees, signs | 10
Catch basins, drainage,
miscellaneous | 5
Pot holes, road conditions | 5
Sinkholes, storm drain | 3
Building Maintenance
Sports Center | 7
Fire | 1
City Hall | 4
Senior Center | 2
Fleet Maintenance
Sanitation | 7
Fire | 1
Police | 5
Building Maint | 1
Streets | 4
Recreation | 1
Parks
Cultural Center | 1 Events | 7
Public Works | 1
Field Maintenance | 47
Mowing | 19
Litter Control | 6
Weed Control | 23

Sewer Reports
Permit Drawing Review | 6 Manhole Inspections | 39
Inspect Contstruction Sites | 4
Inspect PW Crews | 12
Manhole Repairs | 7
Sewer Main Creek Crossings | 22
Video Recording | 4490 LF
Cleans Sewer Trunk Lines | 4400 LF
ROW Easement Maintenance | 400 LF
Sewer | Manhours Task Allocation
Repair Water Service to Deer Field Lift Station | 30 MH
Clean Storm Drains | 10 MH
Traffic Control | 16 MH
Equipment Maintenance | 13 MH
Equipment Pre-trip | 25 MH
Training | 18 MH
Pump Station Inspection | 7 MH
Sewer | Percentages of Labor Hours
Admin/Plan Reviews | 14%
Equipment Pre-Trip | 5%
Weekly Equipment PMIs | 5%
Assign. to Street Dept. | 5%
Manhole Inspections | 6%
Manhole Repairs | 3%
Pump Station Inspections | 6%
ROW - Easement Maint | 12%
Sewer Trunk Line Cleaning | 21%
Training | 4%
Video Recording | 19%
CHAMBER CORNER
Looking for a job? Spruce up your resume and head to our
job fair! Fifteen local businesses will be on-site at the Cultural
Center (101 E. Butler) on March 29, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For
details, contact the Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce
at info@mauldinchamber.org or 864.297.1323.

DEPARTMENT REPORT | RECREATION
Mauldin Sports Center
Biggest Loser has come to an end. At the start of the 8-week competition, the 12
participants started with an overall body fat of 429% — an average of 35.7% per person.
Participants ended with an overall body fat of 418.7% — an average of 34.8%. The
top three overall winners are: Renee Neal (lost 4.1% body
fat), Christy Bryant (lost 3.4% body fat), and Vanessa Ochieng
(lost 2.2% body fat). Look for a similar challenge beginning
this Spring! Congrats to all of our participants!
And another congratulations to Taryn Willey, who decided to
take her fitness a step further. Originally certified in Piloxing,
she is now certified to teach a wide variety of group fitness
classes such as tabata, hiit, intervals, and more.
This month saw a high demand for All Ball Sport Circuit, which will now be on the
schedule every other Wednesday evening and a few Saturday mornings. There was
also an increase in demand for RIPPED classes, which will now be on the schedule
every Wednesday morning, every other Thursday evening, and some Saturdays. Why
does RIPPED work so well in this facility? RIPPED is for all fitness levels — from beginners
to athletes and personal trainers. Members make the class as intense as they’d like or
as easy as they’d like. There’s no plateau in this class because instructors constantly
change the blocks around.
Youth Activities
One of Mauldin’s 10U All-Star basketball
teams has qualified to participate in the SCAP
State Tournament. Baseball and softball teams
have started practice and will begin play on
March 25th. Plans are being made now for the
upcoming baseball and softball season.

Ray Hopkins Senior Center
Members of the Senior Center kicked off the month with a Superbowl party where
everyone brought their favorite appetizer and played tabletop football with spoons,
shot pool, and played many games. The seniors are also helping the City gear up for
the annual Egg Drop by stuffing eggs.
Team Angel is back in full swing, writing cards to those in our community going through
a difficult or joyous times. The team also visits friends in the hospital, rehab facilities
or at home and provide caregiver relief.
The Life Story class has provided seniors with an insight into their peers’ interesting
lives. Bummin’ Around returned with a shopping trip to Steinmart followed by lunch
at Olive Garden. The new class “Laughing with Linda” is a hoot, combining simple
yoga with hearty laughter to increase oxygen to the blood and brain to lower stress
hormones and blood pressure. Six AARP tax preparers are busy filling taxes for senior
center members, with approximately 45 people attending every Thursday.
Seniors took a trip to a Greenville Swamp Rabbit game where The Rabbits won in
sudden death over time with our ladies shouting “Go Rabbits” and “hit them bunnies.”
Registration is open for two trips to Atlanta’s Medieval Times for a matinee show and
meal, a trip to Gibbs Gardens and a trip to Pleasant Ridge Camp.
February Participation
Exercise Classes | 1,354
Crafts | 121
Games | 443
Cards | 577
Other | 636
Luncheons | 256
Exercise Room, Tours,
etc. | 500

DEPARTMENT REPORT | BUSINESS DEV
Permit Activity 2016 2017
37
38
850
97
19
41
690
56
Residential Feb.
Residential YTD
Commerical Feb.
Commerical YTD
Building Codes
City Inspections | 109
RCI Inspections | 45
Pre/Onsite Mtgs | 13
Tenant Occ. Reviews | 10
Plan Reviews | 4
Plan Revisions | 3
Zoning & Land Development
Site Plan/Sign Permit | 17
Pre-app & Onsite Mtg | 13
Tenant Occ. Reviews | 10
City Inspections | 9
Plan. Comm. Reviews | 1
Residential Permits Issued
Renovation - 4
Roofing - 3
HVAC - 2
Sewer & Encroachment - 2
Addition - 10
Zoning - 9
Electrical - 8
Commercial Permits Issued
HVAC - 3
Additions - 2
Renovation - 2
Demolitioin - 2
Signs - 1
Plumbing - 1
New Tenant Occupancy - 10
Zoning - 8
Electrical - 7
Sewer & Encroachments - 5

DEPARTMENT REPORT | FIRE
1% 1%
64%
Total Calls
STRUCTURE FIRES
1% 3% Medical Calls
Structure fire
losses for February
Other Calls
False Calls
10%
Vehicle Accidents
1346 Ridge Road
Grass Fires
$18K Value
10% Mutual Aid
$18K Loss
Haz Mat
10% Structure Fires 3210 Bethel Rd
$409K Value
$152K Loss
Codes Enforcement/Fire Prevention
Inspections : 73 | Conferences: 47
Fire Prevention Education Locations
Feb. 10 - Hampton Inn on Woodruff
Feb. 13 - Cub Scout Troop at Headquarters
New Construction/New Occupants
• Direct Tool Outlet - Woodruff Rd
• More Space Place - Woodruff Rd
• Showstoppers Dance Studio - E. Butler
• Elwood Staffing - E. Butler
• Frontier Insurance Group - E. Butler
• BGP Financial Group - W. Butler
• GE - RDC Building - Garlington Rd
• IVC Mobile Surveillance - McDougal
• Luxor Scientific - Miller Rd.
• Turf Masters - Main St.
• MEP 3 - Prado Way
• IK Hoffman USA, Inc. - Prado Way

MAULDIN ROTARY CLUB HONORS FIREFIGHTERS
On Monday, February 27, two Mauldin Firefighters
were recognized by the Mauldin Rotary Club. Greg
Moore and Thomas Guthzeit both received the
Club’s “Service Above Self” award.
The “Service Above Self” award is Rotary’s highest
honor and recognizes those who demonstrate their
commitment to helping others by volunteering
their time and talents.
Firefighters recognized with Service Above Self awards from the
Mauldin Rotary Club.
Downtown Market
Fresh Produce. Delicious Baked Goods. Crafty Wares.
Mauldin Outdoor Amphitheater
101 East Butler Road
mauldinculturalcenter.org | 864.335.4862

DEPARTMENT REPORT | POLICE
February Motor Vehicle Accidents Traffic Enforcement 2016 2017
61
68 17 11
383
280
1002
742
Total MVA MVA w. Injury Hazard Citations Warning Citations
February Citations
• No Seat Belt
• No Child Restraint
• Speeding Under 10 mph
• Speeding Over 10 & Under 25 mph
• Speeding Over 25 mph
• Disregard Sign/Signal
• Insurance Violations
• Other Moving Violations
23
2
15
37
6
11
57
129
Criminal Offenses Reported YTD
Rape 0
0
Murder 1
0
Arson** 0
1
Robbery 2
3
Assault & Battery HAN 5
6
Motor Vehicle Theft 8
6
Burglary 9
DUI 32
21
Assault & Battery 27
27
Larceny 40
60
Narcotic Violations 78
50
YTD Totals 2016 | 202
** All statistics are compiled using figures at time of analysis.
8
2017 | 182

DEPARTMENT REPORT | POLICE
2016 2017
Written Warning
Traffic Citations
2,022
1,557
817
554
Adult Arrests
Juvenile Arrests
178
144
20
13
Accidents Reported
Calls for Service
113
123
YTD 2016: 9,239
YTD 2017: 8,619
DECREASE: 7%
February Crime Stats
• Assault & Battery
• Larceny
• Motor Vehicle Theft
• Robbery
• Narcotics Violations
• DUI
• ABHAN
• Burglary
16
30
1
1
25
12
5
4

DEPARTMENT REPORT | JUDICIAL
58%
3%
29%
10%
In February 2017, 382 new cases were filed
with Municipal Court.
Pending Cases as of February 28
• 1,106 pending traffic cases
• 543 pending criminal cases
• 186 pending DUI cases
• 52 pending city ordinance cases
*Jury trials are scheduled for March 20-24, 2017 and June 12-16, 2017.
* Preliminary hearings are scheduled for March 6, 2017 and April 3, 2017.
February Disposed of Court Cases | 544
205
106
80
101
0
7
0
9
29
2
5
0
Judicial Dismissal
Other
Guilty Bench Trial
TIA Guilty
Not Guilty Bench Trial
Conditional Discharges
Pled Guilty
Transfered to G/S
Nolle prossed
Dismissed
Enrolled in PTI
Nollo Contendre

City of Mauldin
5 East Butler Road
P.O. Box 249
Mauldin, SC 29662
864.288.4910 | cityofmauldin.org
WHAT’S HAPPENING
MARCH 2017
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Happy Easter
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City Council Meeting
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Committee Meetings
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City Council Meeting
Department Head
Meeting
Department Head
Meeting
APRIL 2017
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CLOSED
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Department Head
Meeting
29 30 31
Good Friday
Baseball Opening
Day
Egg Drop
Spring in Bloom
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