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Public Information for Greenville County
From a Team That's Done It Next Door.

How we help
Greenville Government Communications

Growth Means More to Explain.

Greenville County keeps growing, and growth is a communications job: road projects, rezonings, new services, storm response, budget hearings. Residents expect clear, fast, accessible information — and they notice when they don't get it.

We've done this work for the City of Spartanburg, Spartanburg County and the South Carolina Department of Education. For Greenville-area cities, the county, school districts and public agencies, we bring one senior team for public information, websites, video, social and crisis communications — scoped in a way that fits public procurement.

The short answer

Sidestreet Media provides marketing, public information, accessible websites, video and crisis communications for cities, counties, school districts and public agencies in Greenville County, SC. We've worked with the City of Spartanburg, Spartanburg County and the South Carolina Department of Education, and we scope every engagement in writing in a format that works for public procurement and budgeting.

Public-sector work City of Spartanburg, Spartanburg County, SC Department of Education
Based Downtown Spartanburg — about 30 minutes from Greenville
Procurement Written scopes that fit RFPs, purchase orders and budgets
Accessibility Websites and content built to accessibility standards
Crisis Emergency and crisis communications support

What We Do for Greenville-Area Government

Public information campaigns

Factual, plain-language campaigns that explain projects, programs and changes — across social, web, video and paid media, sized to the jurisdiction.

Government marketing
Accessible websites

Government websites residents can actually use, built to accessibility standards and easy for staff to keep current.

Government services
Meeting & event live streaming

Council meetings, public hearings and community events streamed reliably, with multi-camera production when it matters.

Emergency & crisis communications

Storms, outages, incidents and controversies — prepared protocols ahead of time and senior support when it's happening.

Greenville crisis comms
Video & photography

Project explainers, recruiting videos, department stories and event coverage from a broadcast-trained crew.

Social media management

Day-to-day posting, community questions and the steady, accurate updates residents look for when something changes.

How Government Work Is Priced

Most public-sector clients work on a defined-scope project or a monthly retainer, plus any paid campaign spend. We size it to the jurisdiction and the need, and write it up in a form that works for procurement.

Defined-scope project

A campaign, a website, a video series or a crisis plan, with deliverables and dates written down.

Fixed scope

Monthly retainer

Ongoing public information, social and content support, plus paid media spend passed through separately.

Monthly

RFP responses

We respond to formal solicitations with a written scope, references and pricing in the format you ask for.

Per solicitation

Sidestreet Operations South Carolina LLC is the contracting entity. Insurance certificates and references are available on request.

Why Agencies Work With Us

Nonpartisan by design

Public information has to inform, not persuade. We write factual, plain-language content that explains what's happening and why, and leaves the politics where it belongs.

We also know what reporters will ask about a public project, because our founder spent fifteen years producing local news in this market.

One team instead of five vendors

Most cities and counties juggle a web vendor, a video crew, a social contractor and someone for emergencies. We're one senior team that does all of it in-house, so the message is consistent and there's one number to call.

You can start with one service — a website, a video series, a crisis plan — and add more only if it's working.

Where We Work Around Greenville

City of Greenville  ·  Greenville County  ·  Greer  ·  Mauldin  ·  Simpsonville  ·  Fountain Inn  ·  Travelers Rest  ·  School districts  ·  Special-purpose districts  ·  Public agencies

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Contract clients who stayed 1+ year and had a negative ROI — zero, ever

400%+

E-commerce revenue growth for a Columbia-area manufacturer

150%

Social media engagement boost for a Carolinas church

15+

Years of senior-level marketing, web, and production work

Greenville Government Marketing — Questions Answered

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Have you worked with local government before?

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Yes. Our public-sector work includes the City of Spartanburg, Spartanburg County and the South Carolina Department of Education. We understand public records, procurement timelines and the need for factual, nonpartisan communication.

Can you respond to our RFP?

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Yes. We respond to formal solicitations and scope every engagement in writing in a format that works for public procurement and budgeting. Our contracting entity is Sidestreet Operations South Carolina LLC.

Do your websites meet accessibility requirements?

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We build government websites and content to accessibility standards and can audit an existing site for problems. Accessibility isn't a one-time box to check, so we help staff keep new content compliant too.

Can you live stream council meetings and public hearings?

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Yes — from a simple single-camera stream to multi-camera production, with backup connectivity so the meeting stays on the air.

Can you help during an emergency?

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Yes. We help build emergency communication protocols before they're needed and provide senior support during the event itself — statements, updates, media inquiries and social.

What does government marketing cost?

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It depends on scope — which channels you're running, campaign budgets, content volume, and whether it's project-based or ongoing. Most government clients work on a defined-scope project or a monthly retainer plus any paid campaign spend, scoped in writing up front.

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