Situated in central Indiana, the City of Greenfield is a vibrant community in Hancock County, where it also serves as county seat. Located just 10 miles east of the major city of Indianopolis, Greenfield has a population of approximately 16,000 people.

With unemployment rates among the lowest in the nation, Greenfield boasts thousands of manufacturing, service, and professional jobs. Financial institutions, medical and professional offices, and a number of fine restaurants, as well as a variety of retail and specialty establishments, are located in the city, providing plenty of diverse employment opportunities.

Greenfield is proud of its high education standards. As part of the genius belt of Indiana, the area has produced such greats as James Whitcomb Riley, the "Hoosier Poet"; two famous artists, Will Vawter and Dick Black; composer Earl K. Smith; and Rev. Charles O'Donnell, later President of Notre Dame.

There is a close-knit feel to the Greenfield despite its small population. Every year the community has several celebrations to commemorate special events and people, and people get excited about being a part of this community. With attractive safe neighborhoods and affordable houses of all variety, you'll find that indeed, the grass is always greener in Greenfield.