Hey Mauldin! Have you heard the latest buzz around town? Yesterday was a big day for our community as MetroConnects officially broke ground on their brand new campus headquarters! This shiny new facility is not just a building; it’s a major leap forward for our region’s infrastructure and services in the growing world of wastewater management.
Let’s rewind a bit! Over the past three years, MetroConnects has been on an incredible journey. They’ve doubled their service area and staff after regionalizing seven wastewater collection systems in Greenville County. That’s right—now they’re serving over 100,000 customers while maintaining an impressive 1,500 miles of infrastructure.
But as you can imagine, all this growth means they needed a bigger and better place to work! Enter the new headquarters, designed to support their motto of providing innovative, sustainable wastewater management.
This spiffy new campus located at 1151 W. Butler Road in Mauldin will feature not only an administration building but also an operations and maintenance facility. Plus, there will be extra covered storage to keep everything organized and ready to go. Doesn’t that sound great?
Carol Elliot, the General Manager of MetroConnects, couldn’t be more excited! She stated, “The new campus will increase our efficiency by bringing all services, operations, and equipment together in one location.” Talk about a convenience boost! She emphasized that they’re looking forward to continuing their commitment to serving our wonderful Greenville County community while preparing for future needs.
The construction of this fantastic campus is a collaboration between JLL, who will serve as the Project Manager, and Vannoy Construction, which is managing the building efforts. So you can trust that it’s all hands on deck to ensure everything goes smoothly and on schedule—all the construction aficionados in town must be thrilled to see this in action!
Now, here’s something to mark on your calendars; the new headquarters is set to be completed by spring 2026. We can hardly wait to see the finished product!
Meg Terry, a principal involved in the project, also expressed excitement, saying, “We are thrilled to partner with MetroConnects to design a headquarters that reflects their dedication to innovation and the community.” It’s clear that this isn’t just a project—it’s a foundation for MetroConnects’ crucial work in the years to come.
The overall vision of the new MetroConnects campus represents a forward-thinking approach to tackling the region’s growing needs while ensuring they adhere to sustainable practices. That’s a winning combination in today’s world!
If you’re curious and want to learn more about MetroConnects and the upcoming campus, make sure to keep an ear out for updates! With things moving fast, there will certainly be more exciting news coming our way.
So, Mauldin, gear up for this new chapter in our town’s growth story. It’s an exciting time to be a part of this vibrant community!
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