Community Preservation Projects
In 2020, Greenfield citizens voted to adopt the Community Preservation Act. The act allows Greenfield to collect a property tax surcharge of 1%, the revenues from which are matched by state funds. The funds are reserved for projects and initiatives in the areas of community housing, historic preservation, open space conservation, and outdoor recreation. Applications are submitted and reviewed yearly by the Community Preservation Committee.More information about the committee and the Community Preservation Act can be found here: https://greenfield-ma.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/community_preservation_committee.php >>
Trail Restoration
![Trail Restoration](images/TrailRestoration.gif)
The Conservation Commission will review the project at their public meeting on June 25, 2024.
Pickleball Courts
In the FY23 CPC budget, $50,000 was awarded for a design of a pickleball court expansion at Abercrombie Park. The Recreation Department is currently working with Berkshire Design to complete these expansion plans. Please see the Powerpoint below presented at the June 18th Public Meeting:![](images/pdf_lead.png)
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ADA Track
In the FY23CPC Budget, $750 was awarded along with an additional $600 from the Disability Access Board for improving accessibility to the High School Track. The project will install a concrete connection path from the end of the paved area to the track as well as a concrete viewing pad by the bleachers for spectators.Shattuck Fitness Cluster
![Shattuck Fitness Cluster](images/parks/ShattuckFitnessCluster.gif)
Site Amenities
![Green River Swim Are Ping Pont Tables and Cornhole Boardsr](images/parks/CornholeAndPingpong.gif)
Beacon Park
![Beacon Park Bocce Courts](images/parks/BocceCourt.gif)