Greenfield - a great place to live, work, and play! 

Enjoy the Green River Festival and many other exciting events in Greenfield!

Greenfield is home to a wide array of businesses ranging from eclectic shops to tech startups. Don't forget - you help your neighbors when you shop local!

The City of Greenfield has a mayoral form of government with a mayor and city council.

The staff of the City of Greenfield is ready to help you!

This is an editable field.

Greenfield Redevelopment Authority

WHAT WE DO

The Greenfield Redevelopment Authority is committed to urban renewal projects.

The authority operates under Chapter 177 of the City Code and is organized according to the provisions of the Massachusetts General Law Chapter 121B, Section 4 as amended. The GRA is committed to urban renewal projects.

MEETING SCHEDULE

The authority doesn't have a regular meeting schedule. When it meets, it meets at 4 p.m. at the City Hall Meeting Room, Room 203, at City Hall, 14 Court Sq., Greenfield, MA 01301. Please check the calendar for scheduled meeting information, including agendas.

GREENFIELD REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Five seats / Three-year terms
NAME TERM ENDS
Adam J. Provost, chair June 2023
Nancy Hawkins Governor's appointee
Jean Wall December 2024
Otis Wheeler December 2024
VACANT  
Staff contact: MJ Adams / 413-772-1548 324 Main St., second floor, Greenfield, MA 01301


FIRST NATIONAL BANK RFP APPENDICES
1 Department of Environmental Protection. “FNB, Final On-Scene Coordinator Report, Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund.” March 18, 2004.
2 FinePoint Associates. “Rapid Recovery Plan, Greenfield, MA.” The Deliberate Downtown. DHCD,2021
3 FinePoint Associates. “Market and Feasibility Study for creating a community use multi-function cultural facility for performing arts in a redeveloped First National Bank and Trust Building.”Massachusetts Development Finance Agency, December 2020. 
4 FinePoint Associates. “Greenfield Downtown Business District Assessment and Market Analysis.” City of Greenfield, January 2021.
5 Hayes Development Services. “Bank Row Urban Renewal Plan, Greenfield, MA.” Approved, DHCD, October 28, 2008.
6 Preservation Restriction Agreement between the Commonwealth of Massachusetts by and through the Massachusetts Historical Commission and the Franklin County CommunityDevelopment Corporation, June 25, 2003.
7 Taylor & Burns Architects. “First National Bank, Greenfield, Massachusetts, Final Study Report.” City of Greenfield, June 2019.
8 Tighe & Bond. “Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment, 9 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA.” Franklin Regional Council of Governments and Town of Greenfield, April 2003.
9 Tighe & Bond. “9 Bank Row, Greenfield, MA Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment.” Franklin County Council of Governments, October 2018.