June 2018 Mauldin Report

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.