The City of Spartanburg is a local government organization that serves the residents of Spartanburg, South Carolina. The city is divided into six City Council districts, each represented by a Council member. These members serve staggered 4-year terms, providing a dedicated representation for every resident.

The Mayor, along with the six Council members, holds one vote on legislative matters and does not possess veto power. The Mayor is elected in a city-wide election that takes place every four years. Jerome Rice was recently elected as Mayor in November 2021, after previously serving three terms representing District 5 on Council.

The City Council holds regular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month at City Hall. Residents can access videos of previous Council meetings on the city's website. The City Clerk & Office Manager, Christie Lindsey, can be contacted for additional information and assistance.

Through its various departments, the City of Spartanburg offers a range of government services and programs to enhance the lives of its residents. This includes public safety, public transportation, parks and recreation, and more. The city is committed to serving and supporting the community, ensuring a vibrant and prosperous future for Spartanburg