Renee Ortiz

2 weeks ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

How the RLF loan process works The Upper Savannah Council of Governments’ Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) is designed to provide gap financing, filling in when a business can’t secure the full amount it needs from a bank. Here’s how it typically works: Start with the bank: Businesses should first approach their bank to determine how much the bank is willing to loan. COG steps in next: If the bank cannot cover the full project cost, the RLF may provide funding to close the gap.

2 weeks ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

After years of closure and months of construction, the new Airport Road bridge is expected to open for traffic as early as next week. Jeremy Hodges, resident construction engineer for Greenwood with South Carolina Department of Transportation, says crews are working to make the finishing touches this week. “Once people see the signs are gone, they can use the bridge,” Hodges said. Construction and detour signs have been the norm since the bridge officially closed on Jan. 11, 2022.

2 weeks ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

Youth Council Information You can find more information about youth council and how to sponsor an event here:The Greenwood City Council met Monday evening to discuss approval of the 2025 Greenwood County Transportation Committee (CTC) paving list. City Manager Julie Wilkie said the list includes 24 bids of city-owned roads that have been prioritized for paving. These roads can be found in Wards 1,2,3,4 and 6.

2 weeks ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

More information You can find more information and ways to volunteer at:In the heart of the City of Greenwood, there’s a story of transformation — one that spans decades of dedication, hard work, and community spirit. The Greater Greenwood Parks and Trails Foundation Inc. has become a cornerstone in the effort to beautify and revitalize the county’s public parks and trails.

2 weeks ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

Greenwood CPW will start charging $2 more each month for customers who choose to receive paper billing. Customers were notified of this new charge in an insert with their most recent monthly bills. The notification reads as follows:“Due to rising mailing costs, we are encouraging everyone to switch to an emailed copy of their bill. For those who wish to continue to receive a paper copy, there will be a $2 charge monthly added to your bill beginning next month. Avoid the charge.