Welcome to Greenville Florida

Incorporated 1907. A town was first established here in 1850 and its post office was given the name of Sandy Ford. But during the Civil War, the place was given the name of “Station Five,” because it was the fifth station from the capital. A women’s sewing circle was organized here to sew for the soldiers in the Confederate Army and the first box of supplies that they sent to the commissary in Richmond was designated as coming from Station Five. The quartermaster wrote the president of the society that packages would have to be given in the name of some town. The ladies met and agreed to call the town Greenville, as a tribute to Mrs. U.M. Roberts, president of the society, who came from Greenville, South Carolina. The Spanish missions of San Miguel de Asylo and San Mateo de Tolapato were both located near the area.

Town Hall Public Hours

Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-4:30pm
Friday 8:30am-12:30pm

The public is invited to attend Greenville Town Council meetings. The regularly scheduled monthly meeting is held on the second Monday of each month at 6:00pm. For additional information call 850.948.2251.

Please make sure you pay Utility Payments Online through this website ONLY. Several citizens have paid through DOXO which is not authorized by the Town of Greenville.

Greenville receives nearly $2 million federal grant to build City Center, grocery store.
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