The Honorable Mark W. Myers leads the City of Greenwood. The Mayor oversees all city operations and departments, working with the Common Council, city boards and commissions on strategic initiatives and projects.
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The Greenwood Common Council is a nine-person body of elected officials who serve four-year terms. The Council votes on laws included in city ordinances and maintains financial responsibility of the city’s budget.
The Greenwood City Court has jurisdiction over misdemeanors and infractions allegedly occurring anywhere in Johnson County, as well as alleged violations of Greenwood city ordinances. The Court operates full-time and hears 1,200-1,500 misdemeanors and 4,000-6,000 infractions and ordinances each year.
The Greenwood City Clerk is the keeper of the city’s official public records, including meeting agenda preparation, note documentation and preservation of all papers for the Common Council; note and record documentation for the City Court; and filing, safekeeping and digitizing municipal documents.
Welcome to Greenwood! As the closest airport to downtown Indianapolis, Indy South Greenwood strives to provide exceptional service, highly competitive fee and fuel structures, and convenient, comfortable amenities.
Greenwood's Aviation Department operates Indy South Greenwood Airport. The department is responsible for budget management, facility maintenance, daily operations and other projects and initiatives led by Greenwood's Board of Aviation Commissioners.Greenwood's Code Enforcement Department is responsible for the inspection, investigation and reporting of code violations.This department is the integration of the Building, Engineering and Planning Divisions. All divisions work together to help property developers, business owners, contractors and citizens develop the Greenwood area.The Greenwood Finance Department is committed to transparency in fiscal management, recording and reporting. The department oversees all city funds by creating, analyzing and managing annual budgets. The department provides payroll services to 230+ employees, manages debt obligations, and oversees all municipal financial transactions.The Greenwood Fire Department (GFD) consists of seventy-three (73) full-time employees and sixteen (16) part-time employees. GFD protects a 25-square-mile response area that has a permanent resident population of more than 50,000.
Fleet maintenance technicians service and repair over two hundred vehicles and pieces of equipment owned by the City. The fleet maintenance director also works with City departments to acquire new capital equipment.Greenwood Human Resources supports the city by promoting a work environment that is characterized by fair treatment of staff, open communications, personal accountability, trust and mutual respect. The department seeks and provides solutions to workplace issues that support and optimize the operating principles of our city and community.The Information Technology Department directs and manages the development, deployment and ongoing operations of all data and telecom systems utilized by Greenwood city departments. The department is also involved with the automation and monitoring of building systems, such as security and HVAC, and operates a Help Desk application to provide support to city employees.The Legal Department provides in-house legal services and representation to the Mayor, the city's executive departments, Greenwood Common Council, the Clerk's Office, and various city boards and commissions.The Parks & Recreation department is responsible for all public recreation in Greenwood.Mission: To serve and protect, and to always do so with professionalism, skill, character and honor. With nearly 60 officers, the Greenwood Police Department helps to ensure the safety and stability of our community.Greenwood's sanitary sewer system maintains nearly 500 miles of existing pipe serving more than 24,000 residents, businesses, schools and other organizations in northern Johnson County. Sanitary sewer/waste management bills are sent to property owners monthly.- Events
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The Greenwood Common Council is a nine-person body of elected officials who serve four-year terms. The Council votes on laws included in city ordinances and maintains financial responsibility of the city’s budget. Meetings take place on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month. Holidays and election days m ay impact the schedule. View the Events Calendar for upcoming meeting dates.
Common Council meetings are broadcast live and archived. To watch the current meeting, click the first link below. Once redirected, choose the current meeting on the calendar and click "Join Meeting".
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Greenwood Common Council Members
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Mike Campbell (President) |
Linda Gibson (Vice President) |
Ezra Hill |
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Michael Williams |
Teri Manship |
J. David Hopper |
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Dave Lekse |
Erin Kasch |
Steven Moan |
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The Greenwood City Court has jurisdiction over misdemeanors and infractions allegedly occurring anywhere in Johnson County, as well as alleged violations of Greenwood city ordinances. The Court operates full-time and hears 1,200-1,500 misdemeanors and 4,000-6,000 infractions and ordinances each year.
The Greenwood City Court is the only city court in Indiana that operates a state-certified Problem Solving Court, an Alcohol and Drug Services Program or Veterans Court. Greenwood Recovery Court was the first drug court in the U.S. to be state-certified. The Recovery Court was also one of the first "hybrid" drug courts in the nation, accepting drunk driving defendants as well as traditional drug offenders.
To operate these specialized programs, the judge and the staff of the Greenwood City Court have completed hundreds of hours of specialized training.
No city tax dollars are used to support any of these programs. All are funded by fees paid by participants in the programs or federal and state grants.
The Greenwood City Court also handles other kinds of misdemeanors, such as theft, motor vehicle cases, public disturbances, along with traffic violations.
Contact the Court Hearing Calendar - Court Calendar
Notice of Proposed Amendments to Local Court Rules February 17, 2025
Honorable Drew Foster, City Court Judge
186 Surina Way
Greenwood, IN 46143
317.882.5129
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The Greenwood City Clerk is the keeper of the city’s official public records, including meeting agenda preparation, note documentation and preservation of all papers for the Common Council; note and record documentation for the City Court; and filing, safekeeping and digitizing municipal documents.
Other duties of the City Clerk include:
- Notify public of all official activities and meetings.
- Obtain and certify official signatures on contracts.
- Certify copies of original documents.
- Maintain ordinance violations, such as Parking Violations and Sign Code Violations and take in fines as the Ordinance Violations Bureau.
- Record inventories of city assets.
- Administer oaths.
- Serve as a notary of the public, at no charge.
186 Surina Way, Suite C
Greenwood, IN 46143
317.888.2100
Jeannine Myers, Clerk
myersjg@greenwood.in.gov
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Welcome to Greenwood!
As the airport providing the fastest route to downtown Indianapolis, Indy South Greenwood strives to provide exceptional service, highly competitive fee and fuel structures, and convenient, comfortable amenities. We're the closest airport to many of the area's most visited locations, including:
- Lucas Oil Stadium
- Gainbridge Fieldhouse
- Indiana Convention Center
- Indiana University Indianapolis
- Purdue University Indianapolis
- Indiana University Medical Center
- University of Indianapolis
- St. Francis Hospital - South Campus
The airport welcomes and services both local and transient aircraft, jets, pistons and turbines. Providing full customer service daily and call-out service after hours. It hosts three flight schools and aircraft rental services. As well as a maintenance facility.
Indy South Greenwood is also one of only a few airports to offer Jet A and 100LL fuel from both a mobile truck and 24-hour self-serve pumps.
01-19 5,102' runway | 3-acre ramp | 10,000 sq. ft. heated hangar
Airport Reservation Flightbridge Reservation
Rick Ferrill, Airport Manager
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Greenwood’s Aviation Department operates Indy South Greenwood Airport. The department is responsible for budget management, facility maintenance, daily operations and other projects and initiatives led by Greenwood’s Board of Aviation Commissioners.
Rick Ferrill, Manager
897 Airport Parkway
Greenwood, IN 46143
317.881.0887
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Greenwood's Code Enforcement Department is responsible for the inspection, investigation and reporting of code violations of certain provisions of the city's Munipical Code, which regulates a wide variety of subjects in an effort to maintain a civil society and a community of the highest quality. If you are aware of any of the following, please report the violation.
| Abandoned Property | Animal | Home Occupation |
| Abandoned Vehicle | Traffic Sight Line | High Grass/Weeds |
| Trash/Junk/Debris | Portable Basketball Goal | Street Vendor |
| Sign | RV/Boat/Trailer | Other |
300 S. Madison Ave.
Greenwood, IN 46142
317.887.5000
John Laut, Code Enforcement Supervisor
The best way to notify us of a violation is to fill out a Code Enforcement Service Request. Here is a link to our Service Requests. Under “Select a Report Type” choose Code Enforcement.
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Community Development Services is the integration of the Building, Engineering and Planning divisions. All divisions work together to help property developers, business owners, contractors and citizens develop the Greenwood area.
300 S. Madison Ave.
Greenwood, IN 46142
317.887.5230
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The Greenwood Finance Department is committed to transparency in fiscal management, recording and reporting. The department oversees all city funds by creating, analyzing and managing annual budgets. The department provides payroll services to 230+ employees, manages debt obligations, and oversees all municipal financial transactions.
Other department responsibilities include:
- Billing and invoicing services to the Sanitary Sewer, Waste Management and Stormwater Utilities
- Financial management of Indy South Greenwood Airport
- Fiscal advice to the Greenwood Redevelopment Commission (RDC), which manages funds collected within Greenwood’s TIF districts
Finance Office
300 S. Madison Ave.
Greenwood, IN 46142
317.883.8068
Billing Office
300 S. Madison Ave.
Greenwood, IN 46142
317.865.8238
Gregory Wright Jr, CPA – City Controller
wrightg@greenwood.in.gov
Citizen's Guide to Property Taxes
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About the Greenwood Fire Department:
The Greenwood Fire Department (GFD) consists of seventy-three (73) full-time employees and sixteen (16) part-time employees. GFD protects a 25-square-mile response area that has a permanent resident population of more than 50,000.
Greenwood has a daily visitor population of over 50,000 people due to the high retail occupancy concentration of the city, including Indiana’s second largest enclosed shopping mall. GFD provides fire, explosion, rescue, EMS and hazardous material response for the jurisdiction and assists regularly with five (5) primary mutual aid fire departments.
Mission Statement:
It is the mission of the Greenwood Fire Department – through fire suppression, emergency medical services, special operations, disaster preparedness, fire prevention, and community education – to preserve the life and property of all who live in and visit the City of Greenwood.
Vision:
Enhance service delivery through education, training, forward planning and physical fitness. Be prepared for the future growth of the City of Greenwood, and advance the customer service relationship with the citizens we serve.
Values:
- Honor - Be honest and fair in our discourse and exemplary in our deportment.
- Integrity - Adherence to moral and ethical principles by our words and actions.
- Pride - Take satisfaction in representing the Department and each other.
- Courage - Stand in the face of fear or danger without hesitation.
- Service - Be steadfast in meeting the needs of all who we serve.
- Unity - Be united in commitment of service to the public and to each other.
155 E. Main St.
Greenwood, IN 46143
317.882.2599
Jayme Washel, Fire Chief
fire@greenwood.in.gov
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Fleet maintenance technicians service and repair over two hundred vehicles and pieces of equipment owned by the City. The fleet maintenance director also works with City departments to acquire new capital equipment.
367 S. Washington St.
Greenwood, IN 46143
317.887.5609
Todd W. Petty, Fleet Superintendent
pettyt@greenwood.in.gov
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Greenwood Human Resources supports the city by promoting a work environment that is characterized by fair treatment of staff, open communications, personal accountability, trust and mutual respect. The department seeks and provides solutions to workplace issues that support and optimize the operating principles of our city and community:
- Properly balancing the needs of the employees and the needs of the City.
- Ensuring a diverse workforce in a discrimination/harassment free environment by maintaining compliance with employment laws and government regulations, providing management and employee training, and developing policies and procedures.
- Hiring the most qualified employees by utilizing effective recruitment sources and promoting from within.
- Retaining valued employees by assuring effective leadership qualities, providing competitive wages and benefits, furnishing technical interpersonal and career development training and coaching and enhancing communication between employees and management.
- Administering a competitive benefits package while providing a safe and healthful work environment.
Human Resources strives to always be professional, perform with consistency and fairness, and carry out duties with integrity and respect for all.
For open positions, please fill out an application and return to:
City of Greenwood
Attn: Human Resources
300 S. Madison Ave.
Greenwood IN 46142
Greenwood is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Lisa Marie Vest, Director of Human Resources
vestl@greenwood.in.gov
317.887.5604
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The Information Technology Department directs and manages the development, deployment and ongoing operations of all data and telecom systems utilized by Greenwood city departments. The department is also involved with the automation and monitoring of building systems, such as security and HVAC, and operates a Help Desk application to provide support to city employees.
The department is responsible for 400+ users in 12 departments spread across 14 municipal locations.
300 S. Madison Ave.
Greenwood IN 46142
317.887.5622
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The Legal Department provides in-house legal services and representation to the Mayor, the city's executive departments, Greenwood Common Council, the Clerk's Office, and various city boards and commissions.
Department responsibilities include:
- Reviewing all city contracts
- Drafting city ordinances and resolutions
- Prosecution of ordinance violations
- Handling city employment law matters
- Reviewing and drafting internal city policies and procedures
- Representation of city and city officials in legal matters
Please note the Legal Department does NOT provide legal advice to members of the public.
Municipal Code - The City of Greenwood Municipal Code is maintained by: American Legal Publishing Corporation.
300 S. Madison Ave.
Greenwood IN 46142
317.888-0494
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The Parks & Recreation department is responsible for all public recreation in Greenwood, including:
- 17 parks spanning 400 acres
- More than 50 lineal miles of trailways
- Greenwood Community Center
- Greenwood Fieldhouse
- Freedom Springs Aquatic Park
- Summer Concert Series
- Greenwood Amphitheater
- Breakfast with the Bunny
- Freedom Fest
- Puppy POOLooza
- Monster Mash
- Halloween Parade
- KiD CiTY Christmas
- Breakfast with Santa
Connect with Parks & Rec on Facebook to stay up-to-date on all that’s happening in Greenwood.
Contact the Parks & Recreation Department
100 Surina Way
Greenwood, IN 46143
317.881.4545
Rob Taggart, Director
taggartr@greenwood.in.gov
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Mission: To serve and protect, and to always do so with professionalism, skill, character and honor. With more than 60 officers, the Greenwood Police Department helps to ensure the safety and stability of our community.
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186 Surina Way
Greenwood, IN 46143
Non-Emergency Dispatch: (317) 346-6336
Departmental: (317) 882-9191
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The Sanitation Department operates and manages Greenwood’s sanitary sewer system, which features nearly 500 miles of existing pipe serving more than 24,000 residents, businesses, schools and other organizations in northern Johnson County. Sanitary sewer/waste management bills are sent to property owners monthly. Click here for Sanitation Billing inquires.
More information on Sanitation services can be found under Sanitary Sewer Utility.
FIELD OFFICE BILLING OFFICE
367 S. Washington Street 300 S. Madison Avenue
Greenwood, IN 46143 Greenwood, IN 46142
317.888.1254 317.865.8238
Randy Weathers, Sanitation Superintendent
weather@greenwood.in.gov
Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA) Partnership
The City of Greenwood has partnered with Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA) to offer eligible homeowners protection for repairs to their water service and sewer/septic lines. These voluntary service line repair programs provide coverage up to $8,500 per service call for your exterior water service or well and exterior sewer/septic lines, and a 24-hour/365 days a year emergency hotline with no deductible.
Take action to help protect the exterior water service and sewer/septic lines on your property for as little as $5.25 per month.
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Events in Greenwood
Greenwood is proud to offer a robust lineup of community events and festivals. From our free Summer Concert series, to airplane rides during Just PLANE Fun, to the best fireworks show in Indiana wrapping up our popular Freedom Festival, Greenwood provides numerous opportunities to enjoy our wonderful community.
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Shopping
Greenwood’s destination anchor has long been the Greenwood Park Mall, drawing tens of thousands of people to the city every single day. Inside the mall, brand name retailers accompany several large department stores.
Local entrepreneurs have driven recent growth, with clothing, furniture and specialty boutiques offering a one-of-a-kind shopping experience.
Find a Place to Shop
Welcome to Greenwood
It's not surprising to hear so many people talking about Greenwood, the “City of Pride and Progress.” Like our metropolitan neighbor to the north, we’re growing – but without the growing pains.
Pay My Bill
We know you're busy! Sign up for Greenwood's free online payment portal. The City offers free electronic billing and real-time payments for your stormwater, sanitary sewer and trash utilities.
City Utilities
Fire Stations and Vehicles
The City of Greenwood currently has four fire stations throughout the city - Station 91/Headquarters on Main Street in Old Town, Station 92 off Fry Road, Station 93 at Stop 18, and Station 94 on Graham Road. View station locations and photos of the GFD fleet.
Employment Opportunities
PLEASE NOTE: Anyone wanting to apply for a position must fill out an Employment Application.
Community Development Services
Administrative Assistant - Full Time
Fire Department
Deputy Fire Marshal - Full Time
Parks and Recreation
Parks and Recreation: View Positions and Apply
- Freedom Springs Lifeguard
Stormwater
Maintenance Laborer - Seasonal Part Time
Street
Truck Driver/Laborer - Full Time
Waste
Recovery Court
The Greenwood Recovery Court helps people recover from drug and alcohol problems, rebuild their lives and strengthen their families. Participants are adults who have a long-time problem with alcohol or other drugs and who have failed in other treatment programs.
The goal of Recovery Court is to help the participant become a law-abiding productive citizen.
Fees and Charges
100% free aircraft parking. No landing fees. Contract fuel program. No ramp fees. Indy South Greenwood Airport offers the most competitive fee structures in Central Indiana.
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100LL |
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$6.50 per gallon |
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Jet A |
$5.40 per gallon |
$6.00 per gallon |
Building Commissioner
The Building Commissioner assists citizens and contractors with the following:
- Building permits
- Inspections for permitted projects
- Building code questions
- Investigation of potentially unsafe structural issues
300 S. Madison Ave.
Greenwood, IN 46142
317.887.5230
Kenneth Seal, Building Commissioner
sealk@greenwood.in.gov
Turn On/Shut Off Service
Greenwood Sanitation accepts turn-on or shut-off service requests from water providers only. To turn on or shut off sanitary sewer service, please contact your water provider. The provider will send information to the city. Once the service order is received, the city will activate your sewer account automatically. We will also automatically add trash to your account if you are a residential customer inside Greenwood city limits. Please do not contact your water provider regarding trash service. Click here for more information regarding trash services.
Local Water Providers
Welcome from Chief Ison
On behalf of the Greenwood Police Department family, I would like to welcome you to our website. Our officers and civilian support staff strive daily to provide the highest quality of service for our residents and visitors. Providing a safe environment for you to live, work, and play is our top priority.
James Ison, Chief
police@greenwood.in.gov
Stormwater Pollution Prevention - Residential Construction Sites
The Greenwood Stormwater Department, in cooperation with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is pleased to offer 10 steps that will help prevent stormwater pollution on small residential construction sites.
Resiliency Report
Read our resiliency report to find out why Greenwood is the right place for your business.
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Greenwood Community Center
Having undergone a multi-million dollar renovation, the Greenwood Community Center has been completely re-imagined.
Community Profile
It’s one of the first things you’ll notice as you make your way through Greenwood: families. You’ll see a family of four riding bikes along the city’s trail system, or a mom and dad parking a van full of children at Freedom Springs Aquatic Center.
Families are everywhere in Greenwood, and it's not surprising.
Dining
Greenwood has a restaurant for every occasion. Fine dining or casual fare, family night, date night, girls’ night or late night...it’s all here.
Find a Place to Eat
Emergency Medical Services
The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Division is responsible for training and maintaining the certification of the EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians), Advanced EMTs, and Paramedics for the City of Greenwood. The division operates as an Advanced Life Support Non-Transport at the Paramedic level.
Starting a Business
Congratulations on becoming Greenwood’s newest entrepreneur! Let’s make sure you get started down the right path.
Engineering
Greenwood’s Engineering Division is responsible for a number of city projects and processes:
- Review site, subdivision and other proposed plans regarding land alterations, ensuring plans meet the city's subdivision
control ordinance specifications, as well as general engineering criteria. - Prepare construction and material specifications for public works projects.
- Design various city projects, including drainage, street and parking facilities.
Police Connect
Dial 911 if this is an emergency or there is a crime in progress.
For non-emergency requests like: Anonymous Tip, General Request, and Report a Crime you can SUBMIT A REQUEST on the My Greenwood app. To download the app go to: www.greenwood.in.gov/MyGreenwood
Phone an Officer:
317.865.6396
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Non-Emergency After Hours:
Johnson County Communication Center
317.346.6336
Walk-In Service:
186 Surina Way
Greenwood, IN 46143
Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Find It, Fix It
The City of Greenwood has launched a public education and outreach campaign asking residents to identify and correct illegal sump pump and downspout connections. Such illicit connections occur when sump pumps, downspouts, etc. are tied to the sanitary sewer system rather than properly discharging into the yard, storm swale or stormwater system.
Advisory Plan Commission
Citizens Budget
The Citizens Budget was created to provide high-level, easily digestible financial information to Greenwood residents. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to be informed.
Veterans Court
Aviation Economic Impact
Airport of the Year
The honor recognizes outstanding efforts in economic development, aviation education, community outreach, airport promotion, safety and security, environmental improvements and aesthetics, networking and professional development and administration. Get more details here.
Indiana State Aviation Economic Impact Study
The 2022 Indiana State Aviation Economic Impact Study (AEIS) captured the economic contributions of Indiana’s aviation system facilities to the state’s economy. Get more details here.
Indiana State Aviation System Plan
Indy South Greenwood Airport (HFY) is a general aviation (GA) airport located approximately 10 miles south of downtown Indianapolis. HFY’s location provides excellent access to many of Indianapolis’ attractions, such as Lucas Oil Stadium, Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and the Indiana Convention Center. Read the Minimum Service Level Recommendations Report Card.
Freedom Springs Aquatics Park
With Freedom Springs, Greenwood created an experience you can’t find anywhere else: taller slides with more twists and turns, a lazy river, cabanas and shelters for groups and large parties, an “island” that functions as a stage for live music performances, and much more.
Freedom Springs is open Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day.
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Hotels
Are you in town for business or recreation? We have a number of hotels for any overnight occasion.
Find a Place to Stay
City Projects
Focusing on public safety, quality of life, infrastructure and economic development, Greenwood and Mayor Mark W. Myers are committed to placing city resources where the needs are greatest.
View All Projects
Financial Transparency Portal
As part of Greenwood's commitment to transparency in all aspects of government, this website is designed to help you understand how the city spends and receives money.
Fire Code Enforcement and Investigations
The Fire Code Enforcement and Investigation Division has two distinct, yet overlapping roles: (1) Enforcement of the Indiana Fire Code and the City of Greenwood Fire Ordinance for all new and existing businesses, industries and the continuously growing subdivision communities and (2) Investigation of the origin and cause of reported fires. To contact a member of Fire Code Enforcement and Investigations please email Tracy Rumble or Ryan Angrick.
Expanding a Business
Well done! Growth is the surest indicator of success, and it seems you’re ready to expand. Whether growing locally or establishing a presence in Greenwood, we want to help.
Let's Discuss
Planning
The Planning Division works to makes sure Greenwood develops in a way that benefits the entire community. The division regulates and assists businesses in various improvement and development areas, including land use, zoning, site plan review and construction.
The Planning Division is also responsible for land alteration and sign permits. Land alteration permits are required to begin preparing a site for development, and sign permits are required for all business signage within the city, including temporary signs.
2024 Meeting Date and Filing Deadlines
2025 Meeting Date and Filing Deadlines
300 S. Madison Ave.
Greenwood, IN 46142
317.887.5230
Gabriel Nelson, Planning Director
Employee Benefits
In addition to competitive salaries, the City of Greenwood offers a generous benefit package to its full time employees. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, basic life insurance, short term disability and INPRS retirement. Optional benefits include FSA, voluntary life insurance, long term disability and 457(b) retirement. Other benefits include paid holidays, PTO days and bereavement leave.
Alcohol and Drug Services
Future Opportunities - CDL Drivers & Laborers
Greenwood is currently accepting applications to increase the city’s candidate pool for CDL Driver and Laborer positions. If you are interested in being considered for future openings, please fill out the application. Job descriptions are included as well.
Sanitation Department
Recruitment
Residents, are you interested in registering for the 2025 Greenwood Police Department Citizens Academy? Registration is open from June 18 through July 18, 2025.
Pay My Bill
We know you’re busy! Sign up for Greenwood’s free online payment portal. The City offers free electronic billing and real-time payments for your stormwater, sanitary sewer and trash utilities.
City Utilities
Current Financial Reports
The Finance Department completes a quarterly review to measure Greenwood’s long-term financial goals:
- Practice fiscal discipline, operate structurally balanced budgets
- Rebuild balances for major funds, specifically the Rainy Day Fund
- Issue highest level of financial reporting available
- Increase financial transparency and compliance
Relocating a Business
Interested in relocating your business to Greenwood? You’ll be happy to learn your company will be home to one of the most accessible locations in the United States.
But that’s just one of the many benefits. Public-private partnerships, a regional airport and an active Chamber of Commerce make Greenwood an ideal hub for your operations.
Board of Public Works & Safety
Greenwood Farmers Market
Greenwood Farmers Market was established in 1992. The organization provides vendors the opportunity to supply area residents and visitors with locally grown food and handcrafted items. The market runs every Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon, from the last Saturday in April to the last Saturday in September. Dogs on leashes are welcome.
If you have any questions, contact us at greenwoodinfarmersmarket@gmail.com or visit the
market's Facebook page.
Special Operations
In addition to normal fire department operations, the Greenwood Fire Department also employs a Hazardous Materials Response Team and Water Rescue Team.
Special Operations encompasses any response that does not fall in the traditional services of fire and emergency medical services. The primary disciplines of Special Operations are Ice and Top Water Response, Hazardous Materials Response, and Vehicle and Machinery Extrication.
Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee (TRC) is made up of members from various city departments, school representatives, and area utilities. The committee reviews projects proposed for development, meeting to review:
- Site Development Plans
- Primary Subdivision Plans
- Secondary Subdivision Plans
- Plat Vacations & Amendments
The TRC maintains a Plan Review Status for all projects. Once projects are given final approval, Planning Division staff coordinates permit issuance to allow site work to begin.
Revised plans can be submitted to the Planning Division any time after the TRC meeting in which the project was addressed. Please refer to the Plan Submittal Guidelines for the needed quantity of plans, necessary accompaniments and the general procedures used to expedite your plan review.
For a copy of a TRC report for a specific project, or to review the status of a current project, contact the Planning Division at planning@greenwood.in.gov or 317.881.8698.
Driver Improvement Program
Report a Bald Eagle Sighting
After many years trying to bring them back from near extinction, Bald Eagles are making a resurgence in Indiana. Currently, there are more than one hundred nesting pairs in our state, leading to more sightings of these stunning birds right here in our area.
Records Division
The Records Division is available during regular business hours to provide police reports, 911 audio, photo CD and videos upon request.
To submit a records request, please click below.
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Greenwood Fieldhouse
As part of its redevelopment of the former Greenwood Middle School property, the city preserved and repurposed the former gymnasium into a new downtown fieldhouse. The facility includes turf fields, hardwood courts, an elevated walking track, golf simulators and more.
Learn More
City Services
We’re here…for you.
Greenwood takes pride in providing the highest level of service to its citizens. From recycling and snow removal to utilities and free mulch, we are constantly improving and seeking to add services to better our community and meet the many needs of residents and businesses.
Let Us Help
Arts & Entertainment
Greenwood knows how to have fun, and we make sure people of all ages and abilities are involved. From pottery to guitars to vino- paired painting, you may want to clear your calendar and explore our many options for arts, culture and entertainment.
Find a Place to Play
Annual Budget
Thanks to dedicated fiscal planning and management, Greenwood enjoys a positive financial position.
The city’s Rainy Day Fund and reserves have increased by more than 30 percent from 2012. Every city account is now close to or above a 50 percent reserve, and Standard & Poor’s Rating Services recently increased Greenwood’s credit rating two notches to A+.
Training
The Training Division’s goal is to provide progressive, state-of-the-art training to 100+ firefighters, both full-time and part-time, on three (3) shifts at four (4) separate firehouses. Weekly shift trainings are coordinated in all areas of fire service and special operations response, keeping firefighters up-to-date on new techniques and familiar with existing industry standards.
Training Links:
Indiana Department of Homeland Security
Indiana Fire Training - District 10
Indiana Fire Instructors Association
International Society of Fire Service Instructors
Fire Department Instructors Conference
Incentives and Financing
Greenwood supports several mechanisms to encourage and incentivize economic growth.
Board of Zoning Appeals
Probation Department
Services
Indy South Greenwood Airport promotes an atmosphere where pilots, crew and passengers can feel comfortable, have a snack, get some rest or plan the next trip. Amenities and services include:
GPU Services
Crew Lounge
Quiet Room
Showers
Flight Planning Room
Conference Room
After Hours Service
Aircraft Sales
24-hour Emergency Services
Flight Instruction & Rentals
Sewer Availability Fee (SAF)
The Sewer Availability Fee (SAF) is a one-time fee to connect to Greenwood’s sanitary sewer system. The fee is based upon the size of the water meter installed in the building.
Sewer Availability Fee Application
Fees:
| 5/8 to 3/4 inch: | $2,073 |
| 1 inch: | $5,389.80 |
| 1.5 inch: | $12,023.40 |
| 2 inch: | $20,730 |
| 3 inch: | $47,679 |
| 4 inch: | $84,993 |
| 6 inch: | $190,716 |
| 8 inch: | $339,972 |
Sewer Availability Fee (SAF) Application
The Sewer Availability Fee (SAF) is a one-time fee to connect to Greenwood’s sanitary sewer system. The fee is based upon the size of the water meter installed in the building.
Sewer Availability Fee Application
Fees:
| 5/8 to 3/4 inch: | $2,073 |
| 1 inch: | $5,389.80 |
| 1 1/2 inch: | $12,023.40 |
| 2 inch: | $20,730 |
| 3 inch: | $47,679 |
| 4 inch: | $84,993 |
| 6 inch: | $190,716 |
| 8 inch: | $339,972 |
Stormwater Nature Center
The Stormwater Nature Center is available to visit by appointment and also hosts various events throughout the year.
For more information or to schedule a visit call 317-887-4711.
Greenwood Sports Park
The Greenwood Sports Park is home to two quads of softball/baseball diamonds (eight total fields), with artificial turf infields and natural grass outfields. The park hosts a state-of-the-art playground, the city’s second splash pad, a multiuse sports field with a cricket pitch and an interconnected trail network.
NOW OPEN! 1500 Ray Crowe Way, Greenwood, IN 46143
Schools
Individual expression through art and music. The best teachers. Learning the importance of fair play and teamwork. Championship athletic programs, marching bands and academic teams. Cutting-edge STEM programs.
Cities across the country aspire to provide Greenwood’s educational environment. Our community possesses an unwavering commitment to schools because they nurture the future of Greenwood and our country.
About the Mayor
The Honorable Mark W. Myers was born and raised in Greenwood and is a proud father to six children. As well as being Mayor of Greenwood, Myers is a current member of the Johnson County Fraternal Order of Police and served as a Reserve Deputy Sheriff for the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office.
Golf Courses
With several area golf courses, Greenwood provides options for both serious golfers and weekend warriors.
Find a Place to Golf
Audited Financial Statements
The Government Finance Officers Association awards the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting to those government units that demonstrate a commitment to clearly communicating their financial story with a spirit of full disclosure and meeting the high standards of the program. This is a significant accomplishment by the government and its management.
2024 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2023 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2022 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
2021 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
Adopted Budget Books
The City of Greenwood’s budget book reflects the administration’s commitment to meeting the highest principles of governmental budgeting with recognition from the Government Finance Officers Association.
Permits
Like you, we want Greenwood to develop. The city is committed to helping property developers, business owners and contractors improve our city.
VIN Checks
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) checks are provided online for residents and businesses only. Before you fill out the information below, please determine if you live in the city limits by going to our Boundary Map and type in your address.
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Fee: $3 (cash, credit card or money order)
Residents can come to the Police Department located in the Justice Center (186 Surina Way, Greenwood IN 46143) to make payment, get a case number and inspection or you can complete an online VIN check. Once you submit the online VIN check, you will use your receipt number to make an online payment. A case number will be assigned upon receipt of payment. Then, an officer will be dispatched to your residence for the VIN check.
Non-Residents, who live outside of city limits, will have to come to the Police Department located in the Justice Center (186 Surina Way, Greenwood IN 46143) to make payment, get a case number and inspection.
Important reminder: Salvage and antique plates must be processed by the Indiana State Police.
IDEM Compliance
Since 2012, the City of Greenwood is under an Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) Agreed Order to institute certain improvements and policies subject to a Compliance Plan. This plan outlines the City's proposed maintenance program, operations and capacity improvements, information management program, and training and review program.
Public Education and Outreach
Board of Stormwater Management
Pay an Ordinance Violation
Ordinance Violation Tickets may be paid online, by phone, via mail or in person at the City Clerk’s Office.
Recruiting
To see if the Greenwood Fire Department is currently hiring visit JoinGreenwoodFD.org and click Apply Now.
If the Department is not currently hiring, you will be redirected to an interest card for our next hiring process.
Thank you for your interest in the Greenwood Fire Department!
Severe Weather
In the event the Severe Weather Sirens are activated, all citizens and guests of Greenwood should seek immediate shelter and stay tuned to local TV and radio broadcasts for a continual update of severe weather activity.
Notary Services
Notary services are provided to residents with a valid State of Indiana ID or Drivers License and an address within city limits. To determine if you live within city limits, please go to our Boundary Map and type in your address.
You will have to come to the Police Department located in the Justice Center (186 Surina Way, Greenwood IN 46143) to show your ID and make payment.
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Fee: $1 (cash, credit card or money order)
Economic Development Commission
Greenwood Public Library
The Greenwood Public Library (GPL) actively enriches lives, promotes discovery and fosters personal growth. The library sees a community where all citizens reach their full potential, remaining enthusiastic, lifelong learners. GPL offers a variety of programs and activities for all ages.
Business Resources
Permits, building codes, inspection information and other helpful business resources, all in one convenient location.
Flood Mitigation Property Acquisition
In order to help protect the citizens of Greenwood from natural flooding disasters, the Greenwood Stormwater Department is participating in the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.
Public Education and Outreach
The department visits all Greenwood Community Elementary Schools twice each year. Spring visits include our dual purpose Safety Trailer where grades K-2 receive fire safety training and grades 3-5 receive severe weather training. In the Fall, all children learn Stop, Drop, and Roll as well as many other fire safety facts.
By the time students reach middle school, they have received training directly from our firefighters 12 times.
GFD also offers station tours, field trips and a number of public safety education opportunities. To schedule a tour or field trip, or to learn more about GFD on-site safety sessions, please email the department or call 317.882.2599.
Gun Permits
Gun permits will be processed for Greenwood residents only. Fingerprinting for gun permits must be done through L-1 Enrollment Services.
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Fire Department Merit Commission
Greenwood Goes Green
"As a city, we must be mindful of our impact on the environment to ensure a clean, beautiful, sustainable Greenwood, both now and for generations to come."
- Mayor Mark W. Myers
The Playground
The Playground is your seasonal guide to all things Parks.
Greenwood knows how to have fun. With expansive parks, youth sports, adult recreation leagues and a robust lineup of festivals, residents of all ages appreciate the many options for recreation, fitness and community celebration.
Two-Stage Ditch
Two-stage ditches are created as regional detention facilities; to provide space for excess storage of floodwaters.
These areas promote native vegetation and slow the velocity of water flowing through the drain, improving the water quality and preventing erosion in the process.
Home Improvement
Ready to make some improvements? That’s great news!
When you invest in your home, you’re investing in Greenwood, adding value to your property and the quality of life offered by our community.
Before you get started, please take a moment to review important information about home improvement projects.
Utility Marking, Permits and Requests
Honor Guard
The Greenwood Fire Department Honor Guard was formed in 1997 with the primary purpose of representing the fire department and the City of Greenwood with the highest degree of honor. The members of the Honor Guard work tirelessly to set high standards in their preparation, execution, and professionalism.
Since its inception, the Greenwood Fire Department Honor guard has participated in multiple funeral services for fallen members of public safety, presented the colors for Indianapolis Colts, Indiana Pacers, and Indianapolis Indians games, and led several parades.
In recent years, the Honor Guard has been participating in the National Fallen Firefighter Memorial Weekend at Arlington Cemetery. The group has also participated in multiple national competitions and is proud to be FDIC 5 time National Champions in 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2009.
Finger Printing Services
Fingerprinting services are provided to residents with a valid State of IN ID or Driver's License and an address within city limits. To determine if you live within city limits, please go to our Boundary Map and type in your address.
You will have to come to the Police Department located in the Justice Center (186 Surina Way, Greenwood IN 46143) to show your ID, make payment and be fingerprinted.
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Fee: $10 (cash, credit card or money order)
Parks & Recreation Board
Public-Private Partnership Program
Greenwood wants to support your project! The Stormwater Utility offers incentives to residential and non-residential Stormwater customers to encourage the construction and development of innovative green infrastructure. The incentive program includes support of many different types of efforts to facilitate:
- The safe and efficient capture and conveyance of stormwater run-off; mitigate the damaging effects of stormwater run-off.
- Effective stormwater collection and conveyance programs.
- Improvement of stormwater quality throughout Greenwood to benefit the public health, safety and welfare.
The partnership program is designed to stimulate investment and utilization of Stormwater Best Management Practices (BMPs) that go above and beyond the minimums required by Greenwood Municipal Code and Stormwater Technical Manual.
Evaluation criteria includes:
- Total volume of run-off managed
- Water quality benefits of the project
- Amount of area of individuals impacted by the project
- Use of innovative green technology or messaging
- Public education and outreach components of the project
- Ability to leverage other funding sources including private money, grants, and donations
- Creativity
- Timing and length of the project
- Budgeting and financial considerations
- Project’s compatibility with the overall aims and goals of the Department
For questions, contact the Greenwood Stormwater Department at 317.887.4711. We look forward to working together!
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the questions most commonly asked about the Greenwood City Court, including scheduling, evidence procedure, and payment methods.
Download our Free Parks APP
Did you know the Greenwood Parks & Recreation Department has an app? Stay up-to-date on program and event happenings, reserve shelter houses and much more. You can download the app here:
STEM in Greenwood
There are multiple departments across the City of Greenwood that offer opportunities for STEM careers. Community Development Services is the integration of the Building, Engineering and Planning Divisions. All divisions work together to help property developers, business owners, contractors and citizens develop the Greenwood area.
Move to Greenwood
It’s probably our safe streets and walkable neighborhoods. Then again, it could be our big yards and homes with more bedrooms and bathrooms. The lower cost of living and short commutes definitely make difference. Maybe it’s just the fact that we’re welcoming, authentic and casual.
Parks
With nearly 400 acres spread across 17 parks, Greenwood is proud to offer an expansive system of public recreation space.
Park features include playgrounds, green space, basketball and tennis courts, picnic areas and greenways connecting to various city trails.
Explore Parks
Fire Department Engineering
Apparatus Measurements
Commercial Storz Fire Hydrant Detail
Engine Turning Radius
Fire Protection Graphic Layout Example
Fire Hydrant Installation Detail
Fire Lane Marking Connection and PIV
Ladder Radius
Ladder Turning Analysis
Residential Storz Fire Hydrant Detail
Standpipe Layout
Storz Fire Hydrant Color Code for Private Model
Storz Fire Lane Marking
Storz Hydrant Vehicle Protection
Police Merit Commission
Permits, Applications and Forms
View and download forms, permits and other important information from the Stormwater Department.
Report a Drainage Problem or Polluter
It's illegal to litter and/or dump waste into our stormwater system. If you see someone in violation of these laws, please report it.
Internship Opportunities
The Greenwood Stormwater Department is always accepting applications for Interns. Job responsibilities and hours vary. Please see job description here. Applications can be filled out through our Human Resources Department here.
Local Amenities
From car services to local hotels, Indy South Greenwood Airport has connections to help your time with us go smoothly.
Permit Applications
The following applications, managed through the Greenwood Police Department, are provided to business owners with a valid State ID or Drivers License and a business address within the Greenwood city limits. To determine if your business is within city limits, please check our Boundary Map and type in the business address.
Applications are fillable PDFs. Bring your partially completed (Social Security Number to be filled out separately), Drivers License, or ID Card, to the Greenwood Police Department, located in the Justice Center (186 Surina Way, Greenwood IN 46143) to complete the process.
Individual Massage Permit Application Massage Establishment Permit Application
Pawn Dealer Permit Application
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Fee: $7 (cash or money order only)
Trails
Our trails system provides a network of multi-use trails and walkways for children and adults in a pedestrian-friendly environment.
Explore Trails
Chaplain/Victim Assistance
The Chaplain and Victim Assistance Division assists victims and their families with immediate emotional care and access to available resources as a result of illness, injury, fire or disaster. The division also provides individual and group care to Fire and EMS personnel in an effort to maintain emotional integrity when a critical incident has occurred.
Redevelopment Commission
For Homeowner Associations
The City of Greenwood recognizes the "Architectural Control Committee" for residential subdivisions for the purpose of reviewing site plans, plot plans and construction plans.
Additional Resources
Environmental Protection Agency, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Indiana Department of Environmental Management
Indiana Household Hazardous Waste Task Force
Johnson County Health Department
Johnson County Soil and Water Conservation District
Background Checks
Background Checks are provided to residents with a valid State of Indiana ID or Drivers License and an address within city limits. To determine if you live within city limits, please go to our Boundary Map and type in your address.
Bring your partially completed Background Check form (Social Security Number to be filled out separately), Drivers License or ID Card, to the Police Department, located in the Justice Center (186 Surina Way, Greenwood IN 46143).
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m.– 4:30 p.m.
Fee: $7 (cash, credit card or money order)
Car Seat Installation
The Greenwood Fire Department is no longer a Permanent Fitting Station for car seats. If you need your car seat checked or have received a Project Love Voucher, please contact one of the locations below or click here to see a complete list of area child safety seat inspection sites.
- Franciscan Health Indianapolis – 317.528.5774
- White River Fire Dept. – 317.888.8337
- Franklin Police Dept. – 317.736.3670
- Franklin Fire Dept. – 317.736.3650
Door-to-Door Solicitation
Greenwood has strengthened its stance on door-to-door soliciting within city limits. Click below for details and locations to pick up your free sticker.
2020 Stormwater Master Plan
The Stormwater Management Plan is a living document that outlines the City’s approach to watershed-based stormwater management. The Plan includes an inventory of existing assets and resources, and a watershed-based approach to stormwater management.
Greenwood Parks Foundation
The Greenwood Parks Foundation promotes, preserves and enhances public parks, green spaces and recreational programs in Greenwood through advocacy, education, fundraising, strong partnerships and diverse community involvement.
Fire Station Tours/Field Trips
Greenwood Fire Department offers station tours, field trips and a number of public safety education opportunities. To schedule a tour or field trip, or to learn more about GFD on-site safety sessions, please email the department or call 317.882.2599.
Emergency Contact Form
Please let us know who from your business/organization should be contacted in case of an emergency.
Adopt-A-Spot
Greenwood is partnering with local organizations to keep our city beautiful. Participants are given materials to help with beautification and a sign recognizing the partnership to be posted in the area.
Construction/Traffic Notices
Need to know where major construction is occurring in your area?
Explore roads that are currently being updated and may affect traffic flow.
Community Development Block Grants
A U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) program, Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) provide communities with resources to address a wide range of unique development needs. The goals of the program are to provide decent housing, a suitable living environment, and expand economic opportunities principally for low and moderate-income citizens. The CDBG program may only fund projects located in, or programs serving, the City of Greenwood.
Stormwater Reports
2025 Stormwater Technical Standards
Erosion and Sediment Control Measures
Stormwater Management Practices Maintenance Agreement
Stormwater Technical Manual Appendix D
- Credits are available to non-residential customers, both for BMPs and education and outreach programs.
Public Education and Outreach
The Greenwood Police Department believes strongly in positive community engagement. A well-informed citizenry provides a safer atmosphere for all. From school programs, to community events, to the ongoing Coffee With A Cop series, Greenwood police officers are committed to facilitating opportunities for active, impactful conversation.
Smoke Detectors
The statistics provide all the proof you need: 3 out of 5 home fire deaths result from fires in properties without working smoke alarms…more than one-third (38 percent) of home fire deaths result from fires in which no smoke alarms are present…the risk of dying in a home fire is cut in half in homes with working smoke alarms.
Partnership Opportunities
We invite you to partner with the City of Greenwood. From Freedom Festival to Airport Day and more than 30 events with the Greenwood Parks Department, partnering with the city is a great way to connect with the community and more.
Greenwood Fire Foundation
Greenwood Community Development Corporation
Parks #FlatRobbie Adventures
Robbie the Gnome loves going on Park Adventures! You can help, check out his current adventure contest and have a chance to #WINwithPARKS!
Citizen Complaints
The Greenwood Police Department will thoroughly investigate all allegations of employee misconduct. A complaint may be filed in person, by phone, by email, or by letter. If officers acted inappropriately, the complaint will help GPD recognize and ultimately rectify the wrong doing.
Send completed forms to:
Greenwood Police Department
186 Surina Way
Greenwood, IN 46143
Jason Holtzleiter, Deputy Chief of Uniform Division
holtzlej@greenwood.in.gov
317.882.9191
Firefighter Play Pocket
Located in the lawn area on the west side of Fire Station 91-Headquarters, the firefighter play pocket is a collaborative project between the Greenwood Fire Foundation, Johnson County Community Foundation, Rotary Club of Greenwood and Greenwood Parks & Recreation.
The installation features several opportunities for local children to be active while having fun, including ladders, a winding slide and a replica firehouse. The Greenwood firefighters volunteered several hours of time consulting on and helping to construct the play pocket.
Greenwood Community Development Corporation
Smiles from our Kids
Join 'Smiles From Our Kids' mission in lifting up our community of Seniors, First-Responders and Medical Personnel with "Smiles" from you!
Email your smiles to: smilesfromourkids@gmail.com
View Coloring PagesEmergency Contact Form
Please let us know who from your business/organization should be contacted in case of an emergency.
Registration
Sign up for sports leagues, events, activities, fitness classes and programs. Reserve a park shelter, facility or event space.
Join Our Team
Community Center/Greenwood Fieldhouse Associate (Part-Time)
Seasonal/PT/FT Parks Maintenance
Freedom Springs Lifeguard (2025 Season)
Freedom Springs Admission/Concessions (2025 Season)
Sports Officials (Recreation Associate Part-Time)
Program Instructor (Part-Time)
Special Events Staff (Part-Time)
Food and Beverage Associate (Part-Time/Seasonal)
