Welcome

Welcome to the City of Greenville Police Department, led by Police Chief Terri Wilfong.

We rely on the community’s support to be effective, and we believe that a cooperative relationship between law enforcement and members of the community is necessary to reduce crime and its effects. Maintaining strong, positive relationships and open lines of communication with the citizens we serve are of the utmost importance. This website is one of the tools we use to inform citizens about our work in the community.

We are committed to providing exceptional public safety services, delivered by professional men and women who are held to the highest standards. We are proud to serve you, and proud to call Greenville our home.

Public Information Officer

Public Information Officer (PIO) Johnathan D. Bragg of the Greenville Police Department is responsible for assisting media personnel in covering news stories pertaining to events within the City of Greenville. The office of the PIO is in place to establish a cooperative climate in which the news media may obtain information on matters of public interest in a manner which will not hinder the operation of the police department. The PIO coordinates and authorizes the release of information concerning crimes of interest and investigations of on-going cases. When the PIO is on duty, all media personnel should contact him directly.
864-467-5022 | jbragg@greenvillesc.gov

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Latest News

Police Seek Assistance to Identify Voyeurism Suspect

Greenville Police need your help to identify a while male (photo at left) suspected of voyeurism on April 18 at the BI-LO on Verdae. The suspect began taking pictures up the skirt of a female customer as she was walking down the aisle. When she discovered this and confronted him he fled from the scene. Security cameras produced photos of the suspect and of the vehicle. If anyone has any information they are asked to call the Greenville Police Tip Line at 864-271-GCPD (4273) or Crime Stoppers at 864-23-CRIME.

Malicious Damage to Electrical Wires on Main Street

Investigators with the Greenville Police Department are looking into malicious damage done downtown. Recently, someone cut the electrical wires on the trees located on Main Street. Cords on as many as twelve trees were damaged and taken. The value is estimated to be approximately $1500. Anyone with information is asked to call The Greenville Police Tip Line at 864-271-GCPD (4273) or Greenville Crime Stoppers at 864-23-CRIME.

Police Officers Win Kickball Tourney and Help Raise $450 for March of Dimes Campaign

Kudos to the Police Department Team in their win over the Fire Department on April 13, at the city's second annual March of Dimes Kickball Tournament. The teams brought a healthy dose of friendly competition, a lot of enthusiasm, and family and friends to cheer them on. The result: over $450 for stronger, healthier babies! Congratulations officers!