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Greenville officials plan youth-focused event with community partners

Greenville city officials gathered for a planning meeting to prepare for the upcoming B.A.S.S. Roots to the Streets event, which aims to connect young people with community resources and opportunities.

The meeting was led by Arlesia Gilson, director of programs and special projects, and included representatives from the Greenville Fire Department, the sheriff’s office, and the police chief. The discussion centered on coordination and support for the event.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons emphasized the importance of community collaboration, saying, “When we come together for our young people, we invest in Greenville’s future.” He expressed appreciation for the efforts of the fire department, sheriff, police chief, and community partners, as well as the partnership with B.A.S.S. and Saletheo Perez.

Simmons also thanked Gilson for leading the planning efforts, which aim to provide youth with opportunities to learn, connect, and serve in their community.

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