Greenfield Beautification Committee

Joan Stevens - Director

414-545-3381

Celebrating our 30th Year

1993  -   2023

Greenfield Beautification Committee was founded on the idea of beautifying the city through awareness of well landscaped properties. 

Our team is made up entirely of volunteers. Dues are  minimal and there are two member's gatherings in the Summer and at Christmas time. 

We are especially happy to add new volunteers who share our commitment to planting, trees and general beautifying our community's landscapes.

The Greenfield Beautification Committee has worked steadily over the past two decades to beautify the city of Greenfield and in doing so, we have also fostered a growing sense of community and pride! We strive to develop, promote, and facilitate this improvement by using natural elements of earth, trees, and flowers. We work cooperatively with Greenfield’s citizens, both residential and commercial, to achieve this goal.

In October, 1993, at a Greenfield Common Council meeting, Mayor James Besson read the proclamation which declared the institution of the Greenfield Beautification Committee as an “Official Volunteer Organization” in the City of Greenfield. 

At that time Greenfield had no parks, no trees on boulevards, a few ragged city signs and blighted vacant lots.  We had no city center and sorely lacked a sense of community. 

We began with 12 members.  At our first meeting we developed our mission.  We also set our goals for that year and beyond. Here we are in 2018  In these 25 years we have helped to beautify
Greenfield beyond our hopes, and in so doing we have also fostered a sense of community. 

GBC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Annual Arbor Day Program and tree planting at:

• 5 Greenfield Public Schools
• 8 New Greenfield Parks
• 3 Park Trail Developements
• Miles of Roadway Medians

CleanUp GreenUp citywide litter removal program

Landscape Award Contests for both Homes & Businesses

Holiday Lights Contest

City Hall Flower Planting

Garden Tours in 2003, 2009, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020

Donated public art for Greenfield

• 9 ’ steel sculpture by artist Bruce Neime for the Public Library
• 4’ wall sculpture by artist Bruce Neime for the Community Center
• $700 Garden Tour donation to Greenfield Library
• $5000 to the Library's Art Fund.