January 2018 Mauldin Report

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS (cont.)
Other businesses have undergone construction, renovation, and relocation within
Mauldin, including Jon Kane Fashions, Wendy’s, Little Pigs Bar-B-Q, ACE Hardware,
and the soon-to-open Tropical Grille. Additionally, the Social Security Administration
is relocating from Greenville to Mauldin’s North Main Street, while construction is
underway on North Main for the Office of Disability and Adjudication Review.
Mauldin’s development includes the City’s vision for urban village growth and design.
In coordination with Greenville County, the city of Mauldin obtained approval for
two multi-county parks. Additionally, Mauldin has approved various amendments
to update its zoning laws in order to cultivate more mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly
development throughout the city.
As the city grows, Mauldin remains a safe, inviting community. In 2017, Money
Magazine recognized Mauldin as one of the best places to live in the United
States. Known for its excellent schools, great businesses, low crime rates, low
property taxes, and a great workforce, Mauldin was the top ranked South Carolina
community on the magazine’s list. Nerdwallet named Mauldin one of the ten best
cities to start a business, and OnlyInYourState.com named Mauldin in the 15 happiest
cities in SC. SmartAsset ranked the city as having the healthiest housing market as well
as one of the top five safest cities in the state, while the Palmetto Promise Institute listed
Mauldin among the top
five enterprise-friendly
SC cities.
The Mauldin community
demands growth and
excellence, and each
City department strives
to meet that standard.
With the support of
Mauldin City Council,
the people of Mauldin
work together toward
a bright and flourishing
future.
IN THE MEDIA
Mauldin officials welcomed
a new, affordable housing
project at a groundbreaking
ceremony at the intersection of
Old Mill and Miller Roads.
Greenville News, 12.22
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