Mauldin Votes on Road-Funding Tax | Charleston News

Mauldin’s poised to vote on a one percent sales tax hike in November, earmarked for road repairs—with $24 million over eight years, $15 million for streets—and groceries and medicine exempt. It could also ease homeowner burden via property tax relief. Other Upstate towns including Seneca, Simpsonville, and Greenville are considering similar measures, plus Greenville County has its own countywide sales tax proposal on the ballot. If approved, the tax would take effect May 2027, promising smoother roads across the region.

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