Nicholtown Neighborhood Association

We missed you last month, but we're getting together TONIGHT! Bring a neighbor!

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Great opportunity for our entrepreneur neighbors!

CommunityWorks Event! In partnership with PNC Bank, CommunityWorks is hosting a panel discussion and networking event to celebrate this year’s Global Entrepreneurship Week theme: Entrepreneurship is for Everyone. The evening’s panel will highlight how business owners harness innovation to navigate challenges, grow th...

Hope you're all doing well. Anyone still without power?
Have you seen this article?

Nicholtown comes together after Tropical Storm Helene Support matters in a time of hardship, said Bishop Samuel Zimmerman. “Without it, we just have some fragmented people living in the same area,

Please check your Voter Registration Card to make sure it’s valid! My niece’s name was taken off the roll and she is a regular SC voter!

Tag a neighbor!

First debris pickup done! Thousands more to go! ✅️
Greenville County's disaster generated debris pickup is officially underway! We wanted to share a bit more about this process and hopefully answer any questions you might have:

🚚 We have 50+ trucks dedicated to this effort - some very large like the ones pictured here, and others smaller and more nimble to help reach more remote areas!

🗓️ This will be a month long process - we will be making multiple pickups on every county maintained road, on several different days. So, if you can't get it all out right away please know that we will be returning for additional pickups! Please be patient as we will make our way to everyone.

⚠️ It is important that the debris is placed on the public right of way (the area that extends from the street to the sidewalk, ditch, utility pole or easement) We ask that you do NOT block the roads themselves in putting out your debris.

🚫 Do NOT place debris near power poles, mailboxes, meters, fire hydrants, or cars, etc.⁠

🌳 This pickup is for disaster generated debris (think loose vegetation, trees & limbs) - do NOT put out bags of trash, as it will NOT be collected by our trucks.

👍️ The County will also be opening drop off spots - as soon as we have more information we will share an update on that as well!

⚠️ Please take extreme caution when cleaning and removing debris from your property and never let children play on a debris pile.

These roads face "long term" closure due to washout from flooding.
Detours are in place.

Wednesday update
(Just don't read the comments 🙄)

Word on the street is that a few neighbors on Alameda & Glenn Rd. got power last night!

If you're looking to help tomorrow!

Growing up back in the day, we sang a song called “I’m going to Sing until the Power of the Lord comes Down!” Right now I’m singing, shouting, dancing, praying et al until the !🙏🏾🙌🏾🤗 Thought we could use a little humor in these trying times!🙃😁

Good morning, neighbors!

Dinner tonight at Nicholtown Missionary Baptist Church

Hooray!

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Feel free to go back and check for good info you may have missed. If we've missed anything, share the post to our DMs and we'll repost it.
Love y'all!
-Meghan

FEMA INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Individuals and business owners who sustained losses in Greenville County can begin applying for assistance by registering online at DisasterAssistance.gov, by calling 1-800-621- 3362 or by using the FEMA App.