WSPA
Scene on 7 Carolina's CW Your Carolina
|
 
NewsNews

Manhole Cover Thefts Continue to Plague Greenville

CrimeTracker

»  Comments | Post a Comment

Manhole cover thefts continue to be a problem in Greenville

The City of Greenville reports the theft of storm grates and manhole covers continues on streets and sidewalks. Most have been stolen from the area off East North Street. 

Each manhole cover or storm gate can cost between $150 and $200 to replace. 

Greenville Police ask you to call if you see any suspicious activity around those areas. The city says any legitimate work on the covers and gates are done by City or County workers in clearly marked vehicles. 

You can report any suspicious activity by calling (864) 271-5333. To report a missing storm grate or manhole cover, residents are asked to call Greenville Cares, the City’s customer service call center, at 232-CARE (2273).

Terms and Conditions

Advertisement

 
View More: Disaster_Accident, Greenville, Greenville Police
Not what you're looking for? Try our quick search:
 
 

Advertisement

Reader Comments

*Facebook Account Required to Comment. If you are not already logged into Facebook, please click the comment button to do so.

Deal of the Day

Advertisement

Top Stories

Possible Police Impersonator

Deputies: Driver Made Up Police Impersonation In Chesnee

The man told investigators he was handcuffed to his steering wheel and robbed by a police impersonator Friday morning.

Student Alcohol Test

Mother Upset After Child Given Alcohol Breath Test At School

A student at RS Middle School in Rutherfordton, NC was given an alcohol breath test after school officials say alcohol was smelled on the child.  The test came back negative.

Workplace Lifesavers

Workplace Lifesavers

A man saved at work by a fast thinking co-worker and an AED.

Second Rockslide Shuts Down I-40 In Haywood County

Second Rock Slide Falls In Already Closed Portion Of I-40

Another rock slide fell on Interstate 40 near the North Carolina/Tennessee border Friday around noon.  

Officer Passes SWAT Test Despite Obstacles

Officer Passes Test To Return To SWAT Team Despite Losing Leg

Spartanburg officer Keith Soules is allowed back on the SWAT team after losing part of his leg in a motorcycle accident last February.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Media General
DealTaker.com - Coupons and Deals
DealTaker.com Coupon Codes
KewlBoxBoxerJam: Games & Puzzles
Games, Puzzles & Trivia
Blockdot: Advergaming and Branded Media
Advergaming and Branded Media