June 2018 Mauldin Report

June 2018
IN THIS ISSUE
Lt. Governor Presents
Senior Center with Grant
Koops, Inc. Expanding
Operations to Mauldin
City Administrator Trey
Eubanks Resigns
Mauldin Farmers Market
On Tuesday Evenings
Fun in the Sun with
Beachin’ Fridays
In The Media
Reports
LT. GOVERNOR PRESENTS
SENIOR CENTER WITH GRANT
Lieutenant Governor Kevin Bryant announced a grant of
$325,000 has been awarded to the City of Mauldin through
funds provided by the Lieutenant Governor’s Office on
Aging’s Senior Center Permanent Improvement Project
(PIP) grant program. This award amount is in addition to
a required local match, as stipulated by the program’s
guidelines.
An award ceremony
and general remarks
were held at the
Ray Hopkins Senior
Center. Speaking
at the event were
Mauldin Recreation
Director Joe Lanahan,

LT. GOVERNOR PRESENTS SENIOR CENTER WITH
GRANT (cont.)
Senior Center Coordinator Suzanne Underwood,
GCRA Interim Director Doug Dent, Mauldin
Mayor Dennis Raines, and Lieutenant Governor
Kevin Bryant.
“As Lieutenant Governor, one of my privileges
is to advocate on behalf of the nearly one
million senior citizens in South Carolina,” said
Lieutenant Governor Bryant. “This office is a
steward of tax payer dollars. This grant comes
from you. As a steward of those tax dollars, it’s our goal to help seniors remain independent
and at home for as long as possible. It’s good for the seniors, the families and the taxpayers.”
The PIP funds will be used to renovate the Senior Center to meet current Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. Enhancements will include the installation of an elevator,
hallway widening, and kitchen and bathroom improvements to accommodate a steadily
growing number of seniors who utilize the center.
“The Ray Hopkins Senior Center is one of the crown jewels of our Mauldin facilities,” said
Mayor Raines. “It enriches the lives of senior adults by elevating quality programming,
allowing adults to use life experience to encourage others.“ The mayor added that the senior
population in South Carolina is projected to grow to 17.1% in 2022.
The PIP grant program was established by the General Assembly in 1991. Administered
by the Lieutenant Governor’s Office on Aging, the PIP grant program has since funded
necessary construction and renovations projects at senior sites throughout the state.
IN THE MEDIA
Hughes Investments to build
$100 million mixed-use project
called BridgeWay Station in
Mauldin, South Carolina.
shoppingcenterbusiness.com, 4.27
Palmetto Physical Medicine
plans to open second wellness
clinic near BridgeWay Station in
Mauldin.
The Greenville News, 5.9
Mauldin Middle School among
three in South Carolina awarded
$100K to build fitness centers
thanks to fitness campaign.
The Greenville News, 5.15

CITY ADMINISTRATOR TREY EUBANKS RESIGNS
AFTER 11 YEARS OF SERVICE
Mayor Raines announced in May that Trey
Eubanks has resigned his positon as City
Administrator for the City of Mauldin. City
Council wished Mr. Eubanks success in
his future endeavors and thanked him for
his dedicated service to this City and its
progress for the past eleven years. Police
Chief Bryan Turner is serving as Interim
City Administrator while the city begins its
search for Mr. Eubanks’ successor.
“My tenure with the City of Mauldin is over,”
said Mr. Eubanks. “I am grateful for the opportunity to have served a great community
for over a decade. The City is very strong financially and service levels are at a high
point across the board. I feel today about Mauldin the way I felt almost eleven years ago
when I started my job; this is a city with a tremendous future and many opportunities.
With the great team in place Mauldin will continue to experience well planned growth
and prosperity.”
Those interested in applying for City Administrator should contact the city’s Human
Resources department or visit cityofmauldin.org/employment.
MAULDIN FARMERS MARKET KICKS OFF ON
TUESDAY EVENINGS
The Mauldin Farmers Market began in June
and will be open every Tuesday evening, 5 to
8PM through August at the Mauldin Cultural
Center. Presented by Bon Secours St. Francis
Health System, the Mauldin Farmers Market
features a variety of vendors from around the
Upstate selling locally sourced and produced
items including produce, dairy, eggs, honey,
gifts, clothing, accessories, treats, pastries,
and more! The Mauldin Farmers Market will
also feature live music, food trucks, craft
beverages by Growler Haus, and fun and
healthy activities such as small-group fitness,
health screenings and cooking demos. A full
list of vendors, food trucks, and bands can be
found online at mauldinculturalcenter.org.

DEPARTMENT REPORTS | FINANCE
YTD Revenues & Expenditures
Revenues
Expenditures
$12M
$12M
$2M $3M $261K $540K $0
$916K
100 General 400 Fire Service 500 Sports Center 600 Debt Service
150 Special Projects
$265K
200 Sewer
$390K
320 Police Community Events
$0
$645
350 Victim Advocate Spec Revenue
$21K
$67K
370 EUDL Alcohol & Drug
$1K
$150
650 Property Management
$153K
$852K
300 Hospitality & Accommodations
$930K
$1M
310 Grants
$343K
$457K
800 Police Civil Forefeiture
$32K
$16K
$2M
$2.3M
$14M $16M
TOTAL FUNDS
$19M $21M
GF & Assoc. Funds
All Funds

May Revenues FY 2017 FY 2018
$80K
$120K
$84K $97K $28K $33K
$378K
$222K
Property Tax
H & A
Permit
Business License
DEPARTMENT REPORT | COMMUNITY DEV
Cultural Center Updates
The Cultural Center’s summer series is in full swing, with crowds
coming out to enjoy Beachin’ Fridays, the Mauldin Farmers
Market, and more. Beachin’ Fridays has welcomed a number
of beach bands to Mauldin, and the festivities will continue
every Friday through July 6th. Meanwhile the Mauldin Farmers
Market, sponsored by Bon Secours St. Francis Health System,
is off to a great start, taking place every Tuesday evening 5
to 8PM, June through August. Food trucks and beverages by
Growler Haus are present every week at both Beachin’ Fridays
and the Farmers Market.
In partnership with Musical Innovations, NAMM, and the
Mauldin Chamber, the Cultural Center will celebrate National
Make Music Day on June 21 at 6:30PM at the Mauldin
Outdoor Amphitheater. Guests are invited to learn songs
in a community ukulele circle, no experience necessary.
Ukuleles will be provided to those who don’t have one.
The Mauldin High School football team and their head
coach, Harry Cabiness, helped hand out flyers for our
summer events. Janice Holcombe helped organize the city’s
National Day of Prayer event and led the Memorial Day.
Greenville Concert Band also hosted an afternoon concert
with the City on May 20th in honor of Memorial Day.
Join Musical Innovations at the
Cultural Center on Thursday,
June 21 at 6:30PM for Make
Music Day! Enjoy food, nonalcoholic
beverages, and treats
from Pink Mama’s Ice Cream
while learning to play the ukulele!
More details can be found at
mauldinculturalcenter.org
Cultural Attendance
210
2,092
37,638
Development & Annexation
The Community Development team continues to meet
with development groups regarding projects for the city,
including City Center and BridgeWay Station. Marketing
2,452
May
YTD

efforts by the city have attracted interest from businesses and the general public, bringing
attention to the growth and community in Mauldin.
More than 500 acres around Mauldin are in consideration for annexation in the near future. In
May, Mauldin approved the first reading of an ordinance to annex approximately 145 acres
near West Butler Road; the site is in pre-planning stages for a mixed residential development.
In early June, the city completed the annexation of approximately twelve acres on Monroe
Drive, to be developed for a 155,000-square foot industrial speculative building.
FUN IN THE SUN WITH BEACHIN’ FRIDAYS
The Mauldin Cultural Center is making the most of the summer with Beachin’ Fridays!
Attendees enjoy food trucks, beverages by Growler Haus, shag dance lessons by Jeff and
Dede Ward, and live beach music every Friday night through July 6th. All shows except the
finale night begin at 7PM; the finale night begins at 6:30PM and always features a special
performance and fireworks. All shows are free of charge, so grab your dancing shoes and
don’t miss this summer series!

DEPARTMENT REPORT | PUBLIC WORKS
Sanitation
Trash | 671.35 Tons
Leaves| 68.54 Tons
Recycle | 66.48Tons
Bag Grass | 7.53 Tons
Building Maintenance
Senior Center | 9
City Hall | 6
Sports Center | 3
McDougal Court | 1
Sunset Park | 1
Streets
Sinkhole, drainage | 9
Trees, grass | 6
Sewer | 3
Roads | 3
Events, signage | 3
Fleet Maintenance
Police | 17
Sanitation | 6
Recreation | 1
Fire | 1
Streets | 1
Parks
Park Maintenance/Litter
Control | 234 Hrs
Field Prep | 196 Hrs
ROW/Easements | 156 Hrs
City Buildings/Gateways | 152 Hrs
Litter Control | 136 Hrs
Bed Maintenance | 96 Hrs
Event Preparation | 68 Hrs
Equipment Maintenance | 60 Hrs
May Sewer Reports
Sewer | Man Hours Task Allocation & Percentages of Labor Hours
Utility Locates | 242 (43%)
Sewer Rehab | 26 (5%)
Storm Drain Inspection | 74 (13%) Pump Station Inspection | 24 (4%)
Manhole Inspections
& Repairs | 63 (12%)
Flags | 23 (4%)
Signage Repair | 45 (9%)
Personal Leave | 28 (5%)
Assigned to Sanitation | 20 (3%)
Tree Work | 15 (2%)

DEPARTMENT REPORT | RECREATION
Youth Athletics
In spite of inclement weather, youth sports leagues finished their games before Memorial
Day thanks to hard work by the Parks and Ground staff along with athletic coordinator, Willie
Stewart. Baseball and softball champions included the Red Sox, coached by Vince Burden;
the Cardinals, coached by Corey McKay; the Reds, coached by Clint Weathers; and the Blue
Jays, coached by Ronnie Colson. Flag football champions included the 8U Saints, coached by
James Durham; the 10U Raiders, coached by Steve Hruska; and the 13U Vikings, coached by
Mickey Chastain.
Tournaments for baseball and softball will be held in June, with All-Star teams participating
from all baseball divisions, as well as Mauldin Recreation’s first All-Star softball team.
The Trevor Booker basketball camp, hosted by former Clemson standout and ninth-year
NBA pro Trevor Booker, was held at the Mauldin Sports Center with more than 175 students
joining the fun. Booker was joined by a number of other NBA players for the week-long camp,
including Myles Turner of the Indiana Pacers and Jawun Evans of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Youth Lacrosse in Mauldin had a strong spring season, with 75 boys and girls playing in
tournaments in Asheville, Spartanburg, and Mauldin. Registration for fall sports is open
throughout June. Families may sign up for all fall sports, including flag football, tackle football,
baseball, softball, and cheerleading until June 30th. Visit mauldinrecreation.com or contact
the Mauldin Sports Center for more information.
Coach pitch champions, the Red Sox.
Minors champions, the Cardinals.

Sports Center
The Sports Center’s new Silver Sneakers program begins classes on June 18th and has
already generated a tremendous amount of interest. Silver Sneakers is a national program
where health care providers pay membership fees for health and fitness facilities for their
clients. More than 60 new members have joined the Sports Center as a result of this program.
The Sports Center’s fitness floor will soon have six new elliptical machines for members to
use. Throughout May, more than 2,000 people enjoyed group fitness classes; the Mauldin
Sports Center continues to be a leader on fitness in Greenville County.
The Summer Fun program for kids will kick off on June 18th. Camp director Stephan Dyar
has been a P.E. teacher for almost 20 years and worked in summer camps for more than 15
years. The program will take trips to local attractions like the Discovery Island waterpark,
Golden Park, and Gravitopia. For more information on camps, classes, and programs offered
by the Sports Center, visit mauldinrecreation.com.
Ray Hopkins Senior Center
During May, the Ray Hopkins Senior Center guided trips to the Greenville Zoo, an Atlanta
Braves Game, a Greenville Drive game and a three-day trip to Amelia Island, Florida. Monthly
attendance for the Senior Center was 3,701. The Senior Center also hosted a National Senior
Day in conjunction with the beginning of their Silver Sneakers program. Speakers from
Silver Sneakers, Humana, and St. Francis Hospital participated, as well as the Cora Balance
Workshop, Season’s Café, Good News Travels, and more. Classes were given in yoga, tai chi,
and classic exercise. Demonstrations included corn hole, pickle ball, line dancing, and selfdefense.
Approximately 300 seniors attended.
On June 11th the City of Mauldin and the Ray Hopkins Senior Center welcomed Lt. Governor
Kevin Bryant to award the Senior Center an Office of Aging Permanent Improvement
Program grant of $365,000. These funds, along with money from the Greenville County
Redevelopment Authority, will be used to renovate the Senior Center to meet current
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. Enhancements will include the
installation of an elevator, hallway widening, and kitchen and bathroom improvements to
accommodate the steadily growing number of seniors who utilize the center.

DEPARTMENT REPORT | BUSINESS DEV
Permit Activity 2017 2018
153
120
370
479
67 65
205
210
Residential May
Residential YTD
Commercial May
Commercial YTD
Building Codes
Zoning & Land Development
City Inspections | 216
RCI Inspections | 80
Plan Reviews | 16
Plan Revisions | 6
Tenant Occupancy
Reviews | 4
Pre/Onsite Mtgs | 3
Site Plan/Sign Permit | 25
City Inspections | 16
Pre-app & Onsite Mtg | 8
Tenant Occupancy
Reviews | 4
Planning Commission
Reviews | 1
Residential Permits Issued
Electrical - 33
HVAC - 16
Plumbing - 15
Additions - 13
Zoning - 12
Sewer - 9
Single Family Detached - 7
Roofing - 6
Encroachments - 4
Renovation - 4
Demolition - 1
Commercial Permits Issued
Electrical - 18
HVAC - 10
Zoning - 9
Plumbing - 8
Renovations - 7
Tenant Occupancy - 4
Signs - 4
Sewer - 2
Encroachments - 1
Demolition - 1
Additions - 1

DEPARTMENT REPORT | FIRE
301 Total Calls
69%
12%
10%
9%
Emergency Calls | 206
Other Calls | 36
False Calls | 31
Service Calls | 28
Haz Mat and Mutual Aid make up less than 5% of total calls.
New Construction/Occupants
- Jackson Marketing - Holland
- Custom Alterations - E Butler
- Blue Water Tropical Fish - E Butler
- Monroe Industrial Site - Monroe
- Fruition Hair Braiding - E Butler
- Golden Strip Mirror and Glass - Miller
- ODAR - N Main
- MP Husky - Old Stage
- Springs Apts. @ Laurens - Laurens View
- Mato’s Services - Winchester
- Golden Homecare Solutions - Winchester
- The Pizza Factory of Mauldin - N Main
- Nationwide Insurance - E Butler
- KOOP’s - Brookfield
- Monroe Industrial Site - Monroe
- Courtyard by Marriott - Millport
- O’Reilly Auto Parts - N Main
- Rapid Electric LLC - Old Mill
- Specialty Paper & Packaging - International
- Spinx - N Main
- New Storage - Old Mill
Codes Enforcement/Fire Prevention
Inspections: 84 | Conferences: 87
Fire Prevention Education/Training
In May, all MFD personnel reviewed
procedures on loss control for salvage and
overhaul on post-structure fire operations.
Personnel also studied Greenville County
EMS orders for post structure fire vitals
on firefighters, as well as the physical and
chemical properties of ethylene oxide.
Familiarization training on 47 new MSA G1
Air Packs is in progress on each shift prior to
the units going in service.
The department participated in 13 fire
prevention events throughout the month,
including fire safety talks at the Ray Hopkins
Senior Center and Mauldin Elementary, 8
Miracle League events, the city’s Memorial
Day event and a Sunland Distribution event.
The Fire Department reached approximately
225 children and adults in the month of May.

KOOPS, INC. EXPANDING MANUFACTURING
OPERATIONS TO MAULDIN
Koops, Inc., a manufacturer of
automation systems, is growing its
existing Greenville County production
operations. The company’s $2.2 million
investment is projected to create 20
new jobs over the next five years.
Koops, Inc. is a full-service systems
integrator that provides turnkey
solutions from project conception to completion. The company features a variety of inhouse
services, including 3D mechanical design, controls design, project management,
machining, fabrication and production line integration, among others.
“The City of Mauldin is pleased to welcome Koops, Inc., a manufacturer of automation
systems, to our community,” said Mauldin Mayor Dennis Raines. “The addition of 20 new
jobs and its $2.2 million expansion are a welcome investment in the city. Investments like
these make our community and Greenville county a great place to call home.”
“South Carolina’s workforce continues to demonstrate an unmatched excellence, especially
in our growing manufacturing sector,” said Governor Henry McMaster. “I congratulate the
innovative Koops, Inc. on their latest expansion in Greenville County and wish them years of
continued success.”
To prepare for an increasing demand for automation systems, Koops, Inc. will be moving
into a larger building located at 25 Brookfield Oaks, Suite H in Mauldin, S.C. The move will
allow the company to update its office space, add conference rooms, install a new crane and
more. The project is expected to be completed by July 2018.
“We are so excited to move into the new facility,” said Koops, Inc. CEO Paul Brinks. “This
state-of-the-art building will help us better serve our customers’ needs and will allow us to
increase our automation output. Greenville County has proved to be a lively, growing and
business-friendly industrial environment that is suitable as a home for Koops, Inc.’s growth
into the future.”
The Coordinating Council for Economic Development approved job development credits
related to the project. For more information on Koops, Inc., visit koops.com.

DEPARTMENT REPORT | POLICE
May Motor Vehicle Accidents Traffic Enforcement 2017 2018
70 64 17 15
209 368
571
821
Total MVA MVA w. Injury Hazard Citations Warning Citations
May 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
91
2
19
32
11
16
59
138
Criminal Offenses Reported YTD
Rape 1
1
Murder 0
0
Arson** 1
1
Robbery 4
4
Assault & Battery HAN 16
11
Motor Vehicle Theft 15
18
Burglary 19
DUI 47
55
Assault & Battery 70
92
Larceny 149
131
Narcotic Violations 122
170
YTD Totals 2017 | 444
** All statistics are compiled using figures at time of analysis.
22
2018 | 505

DEPARTMENT REPORT | POLICE
2017 2018
Written Warning
Traffic Citations
3547 3736
1386 1567
Adult Arrests
Juvenile Arrests
352
375
32 46
Accidents Reported
Calls for Service
309 318
YTD 2017: 20,463
YTD 2018: 21,074
INCREASE: 3%
May Crime Stats
• Narcotics Violations
• Larceny
• Assault & Battery
• DUI
• Motor Vehicle Theft
• Burglary
• ABHAN
• Arson
26
26
20
9
4
2
2
1

DEPARTMENT REPORT | JUDICIAL
3%
In May 2018, 467 new cases were filed with
Municipal Court.
60%
10%
Pending Cases as of May 31
1266 pending traffic cases
580 pending criminal cases
27%
214 pending DUI cases
60 pending city ordinance cases
* Jury trials are scheduled for June 18-22, 2018.
* Preliminary hearings are scheduled for July 2 and August 6, 2018.
May Disposed of Court Cases | 427
105
136
68
73
0
20
0
8
13
2
2
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
JUNE 2018
SUN
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
17
City Council
18 19 20 21 Beachin’ 22 23
Meeting
Summer Fun Camp
Week 1 Begins
24 25
Summer Fun Camp
Week 2 Begins
Mauldin
Farmers Market
Department
Head Meeting
Planning Commission
Meeting
Mauldin Farmers Market
26 27 28 29 30
Zoning
Board Meeting
JULY 2018
Make Music
Day Celebration
Chamber Mobile
Mammography
Fridays
Park Hop Play Date
at Sunset Park
Beachin’
Fridays
Youth Fall Sports
Registration Ends
1 2 3 4 5
Judicial Preliminary
Hearing
Summer Fun Camp
Week 3 Begins
15 City Council 16 17
6 7
8 9
Mauldin
10 11 12 13 14
Summer Fun Camp
Week 4 Begins
Meeting
Summer Fun Camp
Week 5 Begins
29 30
Farmers Market
Department
Head Meeting
Mauldin
Farmers Market
18 19 20 21
22 23
Mauldin
24 25 26 27 28
Summer Fun Camp
Week 6 Begins
Summer Fun Camp
Week 7 Begins
Mauldin
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
Planning Commission
Meeting
Mauldin
Farmers Market
Department
Head Meeting
31
Fourth of July
City Offices Closed
Zoning
Board Meeting
Beachin’
Fridays Finale
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