August 2018 Mauldin Report

August 2018
IN THIS ISSUE
National Night Out in the
City of Mauldin
Police Youth Academy
Promotes Safety and
Good Citizenship
Girls Softball Team
Recognized at Council
Meeting
In The Media
Reports
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT IN THE
CITY OF MAULDIN
This year’s National Night
Out event was a resounding
success, bringing members
of the Mauldin community
out to the Cultural Center
for fun, food, and music.
National Night Out is an
annual community-building
campaign that promotes
police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie
to make our neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live.
National Night Out event was held in conjunction with the Mauldin
Farmers Market at the Mauldin Cultural Center outdoor

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT IN THE CITY OF MAULDIN
amphitheater. Guests enjoyed watching performances by students of T-Motion Dance Studio, a K-9
demonstration, live music by My Girl, My Whiskey and Me, and shopping at vendor booths at the
Farmers Market. The Mauldin Police Department, who organizes each year’s National Night Out in
the city, provided free hot dogs and drinks to the crowds.
Mauldin is one of more than 50 areas in South Carolina committed to forming police-community
partnerships through the National Night Out event. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW)
is a nonprofit, crime prevention organization with works in cooperation with thousands of crime watch
groups and law enforcement agencies throughout the country. NATW introduced National Night Out
in 1984. The first annual National Night Out involved 2.5 million neighbors across 400 communities
in 23 states. National Night Out provides a great opportunity to bring police and neighbors together
under positive circumstances.

POLICE YOUTH ACADEMY PROMOTES SAFETY
AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP
The Mauldin Police Department held its Police Youth Academy in late July for boys and early August
for girls. The program, which has been held every summer since 2007, promotes good citizenship
through education and law enforcement experiences. Middle school-aged students learn about
goal setting and self esteem, conflict resolution, peer mediation, violence and substance abuse,
and the law. The mission of the Academy is to provide the student cadets with the social skills
needed to make them more productive students and members
of our community.
School Resource Officers from both Mauldin High School and
Mauldin Middle School, Mauldin Police Officers, and volunteers
from the community teach the daily curriculum, and educational
field trips are planned for Academy participants.
Each division of the Mauldin Police Department gives instruction
and equipment demonstrations to the cadets, including the
K-9 program, tactical warrant team, traffic enforcement team,
detective division, and dispatch center. The Academy also
included a day with the Mauldin Fire Department where cadets
learned CPR, physical agility standards & first aid skills.
For more information on this and other programs organized by
the Mauldin Police Department, please visit mauldinpolice.com.

DEPARTMENT REPORTS | FINANCE
YTD Revenues & Expenditures
Revenues
Expenditures
$720K
$500
$251K
$109K
$57K $45K
$0 $0
100 General 400 Fire Service 500 Sports Center 600 Debt Service
150 Special Projects
200 Sewer
$21K
$35K
300 Hospitality & Accommodations
$6K
$19K
310 Grants
$0
$5K
$144K
$383K
320 Police Community Events
$0
$0
350 Victim Advocate Spec Revenue
$0
$5K
370 EUDL Alcohol & Drug
$0
$0
TOTAL FUNDS
650 Property Management
$23K
$18K
800 Police Civil Forefeiture
$29
$0
$167K
$1M
$614K
$1M
GF & Assoc. Funds
All Funds

July Revenues FY 2018 FY 2019
$60K
$30K
$12K
$34K
$0 $0
$0 $0
Property Tax
H & A
Permit
Business License
DEPARTMENT REPORT | COMMUNITY DEV
Cultural Center Updates
Approximately 2,000 people attended the Beachin’ Fridays finale
to enjoy live music by The Embers featuring Craig Woolard. The
band performed original songs, classic hits, and modern covers to
a lively, dancing crowd. The concert ended with a nearly half-hour
long, spectacular fireworks display that celebrated Independence
Day as well as the end of the concert series.
The Mauldin Farmers Market, sponsored by Bon Secours St. Francis
Health System, is in full swing with a full stack of local vendors, a
live music lineup, food trucks, and beverages served by Growler
Haus. While a few markets were rained out, the market continues
to draw both vendors and shoppers to the Cultural Center.
Meanwhile, the 2018-2019 Cultural Center season is just gearing
up. The Sooie. committee is in full planning mode for the annual
Sooie. BBQ Cook-off. This year aims to be the largest Cook-off
yet, with 28 cookers. Other exciting events to look forward to this
season are performances by Greenville Concert Band, comedy
by James Gregory and Country Cool, a fall festival, Mauldin
Youth Theatre performances of Shrek: The Musical, JR. and
Aladdin, JR., and more. The full schedule can be found online at
mauldinculturalcenter.org.
Development & Annexation
Mauldin hosted a county session on automated transit, led by
Fred Payne and Peter Muller. More than 55 people attended the
Mauldin session to learn about the feasibility and research on
ATNs in the Upstate.
J. Peters Grill and Bar will open a new location in the former K-Town
OPEN AUDITIONS
AUGUST 25 9AM
The Mauldin Youth Theatre will hold
open auditions for youth in 4th-
12th grade on August 25th at 9AM.
No prior experience is necessary
and there is no fee to audition or
to participate in productions. The
show will run for six performances
from November 2nd-4th and 9th-
11th. More information can be found
online at mauldinculturalcenter.org.
Cultural Attendance
217 217
3,882 3,882
July
YTD

uilding at Millport. Councilwoman Carol King, whose company works with the J. Peters team, was
instrumental in recruiting the business to Mauldin.
Starbucks is now open on South Main Street in Mauldin. Verizon has also recently opened the doors
of a brand new store along West Butler, and the new Office of Disability and Adjundication Review
for the Social Security Administration will open soon on North Main. Also moving to Mauldin is a
new tenant for BridgeWay Station. Jackson Marketing, Motorsports & Events will be moving into the
building along Holland Road formerly occupied by Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
In August, City Council expects to review a small number of new petitions to annex residential and
commercial land into the city. These petitions represent a total of about 235 acres.
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JUNE-AUGUST
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music and family fun, this can’t-miss
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OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER
101 E BUTLER RD, MAULDIN, SC 29662
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9/21
FRIDAY
6-9 PM
9/22
SATURDAY
11AM - 3PM
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ADMISSION
OCTOBER 13
7:30PM
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DEPARTMENT REPORT | PUBLIC WORKS
Sanitation
Trash | 647.24 Tons
Recycle | 61.19 Tons
Bag Grass | 19.12 Tons
Building Maintenance
City Hall | 7
Senior Center | 5
Sports Center | 3
Cultural Center | 1
Sunset Park | 1
Fire Dept. | 1
Streets
Trees, grass | 14
Signs | 11
Drainage, ditches, etc. | 9
Roads | 4
Fleet Maintenance
Police | 25
Sanitation | 12
Fire | 7
Streets | 4
Recreation | 1
Sewer | 1
Admin | 1
Parks
Park Maintenance/Litter
Control | 254 Hrs
City Buildings/Gateways | 242 Hrs
ROW/Easements | 224 Hrs
Field Prep | 192 Hrs
Bed Maintenance | 181 Hrs
Litter Control | 136 Hrs
Event Preparation | 112 Hrs
Equipment Maintenance | 104 Hrs
July Sewer Reports
Sewer | Man Hours Task Allocation & Percentages of Labor Hours
Utility Locates | 196 (37%) Video Inspections | 24 (5%)
Personal Leave | 116 (21%)
ROW Maintenance | 88 (17%)
Manhole Inspections
& Maintenance | 53 (10%)
Sewer Rehab | 20 (4%)
Training | 11 (2%)
Assigned to Sanitation | 10 (2%)
Pump Station Inspection | 10 (2%)

DEPARTMENT REPORT | RECREATION
Youth Athletics
Fall sports are in full swing. Athletic opportunities for this fall include football, baseball, softball,
cheerleading, and—new for this year—flag football. Flag football’s first season will have games with
Fountain Inn and Greer. Recreation departments across the country continue to see increased interest
in flag football.
Tackle football will host its annual jamboree on August 25th at Sunset Park. Newbold Services donated
10 tackling wheels, which allow players to learn the importance of proper tackling form while keeping
safety as a priority.
Fall baseball and softball began their practices in early August and will begin games on September
11th. Games will be played against teams from Greer, Simpsonville, and Fountain Inn.
The Recreation Department continues to look for a new Assistant Program and Athletic Coordinator.
Applications will be accepted until August 24th. For more information about this and other jobs,
please visit cityofmauldin.org/employment.

Ray Hopkins Senior Center
The summer brings day trips and dance parties to the Ray Hopkins Senior Center. A 50’s-themed
party was a big success, with ladies in poodle skirts and everyone bringing their best moves to the
dance floor.
This month, members enjoyed trips to cool off at Lake Jocassee, taste wine at City Scape Winery,
enjoy a baseball game with the Greenville Drive, and listen to speakers at the Younts Center and
the Kroc Center.
The SilverSneakers program is now fully integrated into the fitness program. The staff and instructors
welcome new members almost every day. New fitness equipment has been added for the instructors
to utilize, with additional machines on the way.
Plans for renovation at the Senior Center are moving along. The Greenville County Redevelopment
Authority will put the project out to bid in the coming weeks, with hopes to begin construction in
late fall or early 2019.
Sports Center
The fitness floor has six new elliptical machines for members to enjoy! These wonderful and easyto-use
machines replaced other machines that were more than a decade old. This addition gives
the Sports Center the most up-to-date elliptical machines on the market.
The SilverSneakers program continues to grow. The Sports Center’s August schedule features
more than 30 classes that are SilverSneakers approved, with more than 100 new members thanks
to SilverSneakers.
The Summer Fun camp program brought healthy fun to the Sports Center this season. The eightweek
camp ended with a trip to Carowinds. The camp succeeded thanks to enthusiasm and hard
work by its organizers and participants, including Stephen Dyar, Jorge Santos, and Caitlin Harris.
Adult basketball registration opened this month, and will close on August 31st. Those interested
can visit the Mauldin Sports Center front desk for more information.
MAKE YOUR MOVE!
Are you looking for a new way to move? The Mauldin Sports Center offers a variety of
fitness classes perfect for you, as well as rock wall climbing, a fitness floor, and more!
Visit www.mauldinrecreation.com for scheduling and hours.

DEPARTMENT REPORT | BUSINESS DEV
Permit Activity 2017 2018
109 90
653 653
10
42
245
386
Residential July
Residential YTD
Commercial July
Commercial YTD
Building Codes
Zoning & Land Development
Monthly Inspections | 291
Plan Reviews | 7
Tenant Occupancy
Reviews | 5
Plan Revisions | 4
Pre-Dev Meetings | 2
Zoning/Sign Reviews | 27
Zoning Inspections | 18
Fire Dept. Plan
Reviews | 10
Walk-in Zoning | 2
Residential Permits Issued
Electrical - 23
Zoning - 18
Additions - 14
HVAC - 9
Plumbing - 8
Sewer - 5
Single Family Detached - 5
Renovation - 5
Roofing - 3
Commercial Permits Issued
Electrical - 9
Signs - 8
New Construction - 6
HVAC - 5
Tenant Occupancy - 5
Renovations - 3
Additions - 2
Encroachments - 2
Plumbing - 1
Zoning - 1

DEPARTMENT REPORT | FIRE
311 Total Calls
65%
14%
11%
10%
Emergency Calls | 204
False Calls | 42
Service Calls | 35
Other Calls | 30
Haz Mat and Mutual Aid make up less than 5% of total calls.
Codes Enforcement/Fire Prevention
Fire Prevention Education/Training
In July the Mauldin Fire Department trained on the new
personnel accountability system, which was placed in service
on all front line apparatuses. This system helps with firefighter
accountability on emergency scenes as well as interoperability
between various fire agencies within the county. Personnel also
trained on positive pressure ventilation using a new batterypowered
fan, and on three new portable gas detection meters,
which expand capabilities for toxic air monitoring. This month,
fire personnel completed nearly 800 hours of shift training.
MFD participated in six events this month, including Beachin’
Fridays, the City Job Fair, a puppet show at Mauldin Christian
Academy, a fire extinguisher class at Kuehne + Nagel, two car
seat installations, and the Heritage Lake Subdivision Fourth
of July parade. Firefighters also assisted with the Police
Department’s Boys Youth Academy, where students were
taught CPR, how to operate a fire extinguisher, and more. MFD
reached approximately 2,100 children and adults in July.
Inspections: 58 | Conferences: 60

GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM RECOGNIZED AT
COUNCIL MEETING
At July’s City Council meeting, Mauldin
recognized the 10U Mauldin Softball All-Star
Team for their representation of the city in the
2018 Dixie Softball District Tournament. This
was the first Mauldin Softball All-Star team
assembled in more than ten years.
The softball program contributes to the growing
numbers for the Recreation Department’s
youth sports programs, bringing more interest
to the city and its community. This opportunity
gave the players and coaches a chance to
compete and look at how other local teams
play and grow, and how Mauldin can improve
to meet higher standards of sportsmanship.
Players on this softball team included Elena
Aponte, Isabella Aponte, Taria Booker,
Rayna Curtis, Emma Haddock, Mattie Kellett,
Vivian Law, Jaycie Santana, Karmyn Simpson,
Madyson Turner, and Skylar Wright. Their team
was coached by Nichole Smith, Amanda Turner, and Chris Ward. For more information on youth
sports in Mauldin, visit mauldinrecreation.com.
IN THE MEDIA
Samsung promises 400 new jobs at call
center opening this summer in Greenville
County.
Greenville News, 7.12
HomeSnacks listed Mauldin as one of
the top ten best places to live in South
Carolina, referencing census and FBI data.
HomeSnacks.com, 7.16
New Mauldin housing development
planned off West Butler Road after
rezoning of 3.5 acres.
Greenville News, 7.19
Mauldin Job Fair featured in list of
upcoming job events in the Upstate.
Greenville News, 7.23
Move it Monday - Mauldin Sports Center
instructors Jenn and Elizabeth promoted
fitness and fun on Your Carolina with
Jack and Megan!
WSPA Channel 7, 7.30
Mauldin lines up 4 annexations, where
more than 1,000 new homes could be
built.
Greenville News, 8.03

DEPARTMENT REPORT | POLICE
July Motor Vehicle Accidents Traffic Enforcement 2017 2018
52 47
11 8
182 219 349
589
Total MVA MVA w. Injury Hazard Citations Warning Citations
July 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
43
1
5
27
4
7
38
94
Criminal Offenses Reported YTD
Rape 3
4
Murder 0
0
Arson** 1
1
Robbery 7
5
Assault & Battery HAN 22
16
Motor Vehicle Theft 24
25
Burglary 28
DUI 69
83
Assault & Battery 97
128
Larceny 202
205
Narcotic Violations 152
227
YTD Totals 2017 | 605
** All statistics are compiled using figures at time of analysis.
31
2018 | 725

DEPARTMENT REPORT | POLICE
2017 2018
Written Warning
4320 5066
Traffic Citations
1783 1957
Adult Arrests
Juvenile Arrests
463
503
46 55
Accidents Reported
Calls for Service
409 413
YTD 2017: 27,750
YTD 2018: 28,490
INCREASE: 3%
July Crime Stats
• Narcotics Violations
• Larceny
• Assault & Battery
• DUI
• Motor Vehicle Theft
• Burglary
• ABHAN
23
29
18
10
2
3
2

DEPARTMENT REPORT | JUDICIAL
2%
In July 2018, 284 new cases were filed with
Municipal Court.
59%
11%
Pending Cases as of July 31
1,166 pending traffic cases
548 pending criminal cases
28%
224 pending DUI cases
46 pending city ordinance cases
* Jury trials are scheduled for September 17-21, 2018.
* Preliminary hearings are scheduled for September 10 and October 1, 2018.
July Disposed of Court Cases | 325
116
58 58
50
29
2
5
0
5
1
1
Judicial Dismissal
Other
Guilty Bench Trial
TIA Guilty
Not Guilty Bench Trial
Conditional Discharges
Pled Guilty
Transfered to G/S
Nolle prossed
Dismissed
Nollo Contentre

City of Mauldin
5 East Butler Road
P.O. Box 249
Mauldin, SC 29662
864.288.4910 | cityofmauldin.org
SUN
Trains, Trains
& More Trains
WHAT’S HAPPENING
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
City Council
Meeting
26 27
Mauldin
Farmers Market
Mauldin
Farmers Market
Dept. Head Meeting
Planning Commission
Meeting
2 3 4
Labor Day
City Offices Closed
AUGUST 2018
28 29 30 31
SEPTEMBER 2018
5 6
Adult Basketball
Registration Ends
Trains, Trains
& More Trains
Trains, Trains
& More Trains
Shrek JR.
Auditions
Youth Football
Jamboree
7 8
Trains, Trains
& More Trains
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Judicial Preliminary
Hearing
Department
Head Meeting
Zoning
Board Meeting
Trains, Trains
& More Trains
1
16 17 18
City Council
Meeting
Employee
Lunch & Learn
19 20 21 22
SOOIE.
Anything Butt
SOOIE.
BBQ Cook-off
23 24 Department 25 26 27 28 29
30
Head Meeting
Planning Commission
Meeting
Zoning
Board Meeting
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