The park committee meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6:30 pm at the municipal building. Volunteers are always needed. All are welcome to attend.
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Stone Fundraiser: stones still available in different sizes and one cornerstone available for purchase. There are four different sizes and costs to choose from. Each stone includes etched engraving. See diagram on the left for available spaces (as of 06/06/2025).
Veterans Memorial Stone Fundraiser Form (pdf)
DownloadWNEP News was among the guests at the 2023 Veterans Memorial Dedication Ceremony.
Clara Gardner and Patty Apostolakes visited the Rob O'Donnell Show to highlight and promote the Veterans Memorial Dedication Ceremony on Nov. 11, 2023 at the park as well as the Greenfield Historical Museum.
WNEP Reporter Courtney Harrison interviews Dean Cerra and Joe Slebodnik. Click here to watch.
A fundraiser was held during Greenfield Township Community Night where funds were raised for the construction of the Veterans Memorial with a 50/50 and basket raffle drawing. Information and forms were available for stone purchases.
The Community Park committee thanked the Nicoteri family for donating the Dog Run and memorial to their son, David J. Nicoteri. Family and friends gathered at the park to recognize and thank those who generously donated their time and efforts to build the Dog Run.
Thank you to Bob Noldy for installing the fencing, his son, Jake Noldy for the use of his auger, Tim and Denise Kries for donating an Amish poly-constructed bench, and many others who donated their time.
The Dog Run is the first step in revitalizing the five acres that have been unused for many years and has been well received by dog owners and the Greenfield Township community. The Park committee is looking forward to starting construction on the parking lot and walking trail as well as putting finishing touches on the Dog Run.
The Park committee is grateful for all the messages from the community asking how they can help with the Community Park and Veterans Memorial with their time or donating materials, landscaping, benches, trashcans, pavilions and so much more.
Follow us on Greenfield Township Community Park and Veterans Memorial Facebook to stay up-to-date on upcoming volunteer and fundraising efforts.
The dog park is now open for use. We're finalizing the area and preparing for the official grand opening. Check the Facebook page for latest updates.
The winner of the train collection is: PAUL WEATLAND of EYNON, PA.
Stay tuned for more upcoming fundraising opportunities for the Veterans Memorial.
On December 13, 2022, one lucky winner was drawn by Jerry Snyder and Jack Iyoob at the Greenfield Township Hall.
Thank you for your support!
On Saturday, Aug. 6, at the start of Greenfield Township Community Day, members of the Community Park Committee, Historical Society and DCNR Rep "officially" broke ground to commemorate the start of construction at the park site.
DCNR Deputy Secretary Mike Walsh stopped by Greenfield Township to congratulate the Supervisors and Park Committee on the grant award. Also in attendance were reps from the offices of Senator Marty Flynn and Rep. Bridget Kosierowski.
Download the DCNR News Release at the bottom of this page.
OVERVIEW
On December 30, 2021, the Greenfield Township Supervisors and Park Committee received $70,000 for the SMALL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Grant that was submitted on April 14, 2021.
On October 5, 2023, DCNR awarded $60,000 to the Greenfield Township Supervisors and Park Committee for Phase 2 to build an ADA-accessible playground.
The Park has been renamed GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY PARK for a broader appeal to township residents, families, and surrounding communities to enjoy outdoor recreational activities and honor our service members.
The park currently features a Veterans Memorial flagpole and Reflection Garden, walking trail and enclosed dog run. A playground will be constructed this summer.
For park and grant information, email: supervisor@greenfieldtownship.org
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