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Government
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- City Council
- City Council Meeting Dates
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- Subscribe to Public Notices Listserv
- Mayor
- Ward Maps
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- Planning Commission
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- Youth Advisory Board
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Departments
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- Arts Center
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- 2040 Comprehensive Plan
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- SPD App
- Car Show
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Explore
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- Brand Statement
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- Events & Activities
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- Senior Programming
- Music Series & Food Truck Rodeo
- CCNB Amphitheatre
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- Social Media
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- Career Opportunities
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- Employment Application
- Human Resources
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- Chamber of Commerce
- Simpsonville Arts Foundation
- Greenville County
- Vendor Interest Form
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Business
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- Documents
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- Vendor Interest Form
- Veterans
- Veteran-owned Businesses
- Veteran's Guide to Small Businesses
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Court Appearances
General Guidelines for Courtroom Behavior
To preserve respect for the Court, please follow the below guidelines while in the courtroom:
Attire for Court Appearances
Adjudicating the law is a serious matter, and therefore the Simpsonville Municipal Court is a serious place of official business. All visitors must wear clean clothes that fit, including shirts and shoes. Hats are not to be worn in the courtroom.
Prohibited Items in the Courtroom
Food, beverages and any types of weapon are strictly prohibited from the Simpsonville Municipal Courtroom and City Hall. The presiding judge may ask you to leave the courtroom if you possess any items that are disruptive or distracting. Leave prohibited items in your car or at home. Neither the Court nor City Hall will hold onto prohibited items.
