City of Greenfield, Indiana

The City of Greenfield will begin the process of reopening to the general public beginning May 11th 2020.

May 11th:
City Hall and most city facilities - While not all facilities are reopening immediately, the process of returning to full operational status will begin on Monday, May 11th. City Hall will be open on Monday, May 11th and Animal Management and the city mulch pile will also open to the public as well. For the safety of our citizens, masks will be available should they not have a personal mask and wish to wear one when interacting with city staff.

Parks and Recreation facilities - The Parks Department's Elmore Center will be the only Parks and Recreation facility starting a general reopening on Monday, May 11th. However, access to the building will be allowed by appointment only.

For more information concerning the City of Greenfield's response to the current COVID Pandemic, please follow the link below.

Community Calendar

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Who is a Hoosier?
Mon May 4th 2020, 12:00am - 12:00am

City Council Meeting
Wed May 27th 2020, 7:00pm -

Who is a Hoosier?
Mon May 4th 2020, 12:00am - 12:00am

Primary Election Day
Tue Jun 2nd 2020, 12:00am - 12:00am

Who is a Hoosier?
Mon May 4th 2020, 12:00am - 12:00am

New Information

New Planning UDO

The City of Greenfield is currently updating the zoning and subdivision ordinances and the Official Zone Map. The new Ordinance, called a Unified Development Ordinance, will combine the Greenfield Code of Ordinances Title XV Land Use, Chapter 152 Subdivision Code and Chapter 155 Zoning Code into one document. The Zone Map will be updated to identify the new Zone Districts.

Special Events and Road Permits

Having a special event?

Need a POD storage container or dumpster sat in the roadway?

Want to have a block party?

You may need a permit. Applications are available below. If you have any questions please contact the Greenfield Police Department.

Special Event Permit

Right of Way Permit

Dumpster Ordinance

Additional ordinances covering public permits can be found at the City's Code of Ordinances online.

City Calendar Notice

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The following meetings have been moved or cancelled for the month of May.

There will be no Historic Board of Review meeting May 7th.

2020 Parks Program Guide

The January/June 2020 Parks Program Guide is available. Click on the guide photo to download now!

Call before you dig

Put your camera to work!

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The Greenfield Police Department would like to partner with you to solve crime. If you have a home video surveillance system that may cover a driveway, sidewalk or roadway, we want to hear from you.

Follow the below link to list your camera with the Greenfield Police Department, and start fighting crime today!

I have a home/business security camera and I want to help.

Minutes available online

City Council and Board of Works minutes are available online by clicking the buttons below.

Online Permitting is here!

The City of Greenfield has opened an online portal for permit and planning application submissions. First-time users will need to create an account on CitizenServe prior to submitting their first application. Please contact the Planning Department staff if you have any issues registering or have questions about permit submission.

You can enter the CitizenServe portal through the QuickLinks at the bottom of the page, the menu under Government->Planning and Building, or the link below.

CitizenServe Online Permitting Portal

We have a quick start walkthough available as well.

Heavy Item Pickup

The City of Greenfield plans a two-week program to rid city properties of heavy items. Tyler Rankins Street Commissioner, announced that the 37th Annual Heavy Pick-up would be as follows:

Why we need our parks

Why do we need parks? What benefits do they provide? Can they help us to deal with today's stressful lifestyle? Can they save our children?

An interesting perspective on why outside, nature, and leaving the couch can improve our daily lives. You can read more at the link below.

Combating Nature Deficit Disorder with our Schools

My Energy Data

My Energy Data is back and ready for use!

The My Energy Data reporting tool is now ready for use again.

Hancock County Heroes

In late 1941, the war had come home to Hancock County, Indiana. gi-pic As hundreds of men and women joined the war effort, a quiet effort to record those who were serving was happening behind the scenes. Photos of those in service were provided by families and loved ones to be displayed, publicly, for all to see.

Looking for a community outreach program? Church? Planning a visit or looking for tourism information? Check our list of community links and see what services Greenfield offers.