Mission Statement

The Mission Statement of the Public Works Department is provide the highest quality of service possible to all citizen/customers by utilizing our budgeted funds in an innovative, responsible manner.  To enable the City of Greenville to grow and recognize its leadership position in the Delta, foster an atmosphere of teamwork where the individual worth of each employee is recognized, harmony exists, and we represent the City and Council in a positive manner.

Duties/Responsibilities

  • Manage the infrastructure of the City through the six(6) divisions of Public Works, Street/Drainage, Building/Grounds, Sanitation, Water, Sewer, Wastewater.

  • Through the Street/Drainage division, maintain and repair the inventory of streets, drainage structures, and sidewalks.

  • Through the Building/Grounds Division, maintain and improve the green spaces, urban forest and city buildings.

  • Through the Sanitation Division, manage the solid waste generated in our city and promote the three R’s, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

  • Through the Water Maintenance Division, maintain the inventory of water lines, valves, fire hydrants, water wells, and storage tanks to ensure a continuous, safe supply of drinking water that meets all federal standards.

  • Through the Sewer Maintenance Division, maintain the inventory of sewer lines, pumps, lift stations, manholes to safely and reliably remove waste water from all customers property and convey it to the Wastewater Treatment Plant.

  • Through the Waste Water Treatment Plant, treat all waste water conveyed to it to a standard that meets or exceeds those set forth in our Federal Discharge Permit.

Greenville Circularity and Recycling Center

The City of Greenville has partnered with MidAmerica Clean Future Alliance to create a circularity center for recyclables, starting with plastic beverage bottles and aluminum cans.

Greenville has launched its new drop-off center located at: 

1512 Hwy 82 West

You may bring ALUMINUM CANS and PLASTIC BEVERAGE BOTTLES to the recycling center between the hours of:

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 3pm – 5pm,  Saturday, 8am – noon

TRASH AND OTHER ITEMS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. 

Recycling these materials reduces litter, landfill costs, and provides valuable materials to manufacturers thus reducing pollution by keeping these materials in circularity instead of making new products from raw materials.

Provided success of this center, additional collection locations and acceptance of additional materials for recycling will follow.

City of Greenville EPA Sewer Rehab Program

If you would like to receive email notices of future EPA Deliverables, please contact Nikki Landrum at nlandrum@greenvillems.org or call 662.378.1534.

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STAFF

Jermaine Thornton

Public Works Director
662) 822-5133

Bridgett Adley

Administrative Assistant
(662) 378-1546

Jermaine Thornton

Buildings & Grounds Division Chief 
(662) 822-5133

Nathan Rhymes

Maintenance Supervisor 
(662) 822-1357

Ronnie Washington

Construction Supervisor
(662) 822-7004

Walter Scott

Sanitation Supervisor 
662) 822-1805 

Brenda Gales

Plant Manager
(662) 390-7981

Freddie Johnson

Water Maintenance Supervisor
(662) 822-0041

Russel Reynolds

Assistant Water Operator 
(662) 378-1699