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Greenwood County Tax Collector
Greenwood County Courthouse, Suite 101
528 Monument Street, Greenwood, SC 29646
Phone: (864) 942-8525 Fax: (864) 942-8790

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Greenwood County Clerk of Court
Greenwood County Courthouse, Room 114
528 Monument St., Greenwood, SC 29646
Phone: (864) 942-8547

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