continental U.S., makes it an attractive destination for companies of all sizes. Among the city’s notable employers is Yamaha Marine Precision Propellers, which has recently undergone two expansions totaling 165,000 square feet. The company is now exploring even greater growth in Greenfield. “They are talking about wanting to bring all their headquarters here,” Mayor Titus shares. “We’re working with them on the utility side.That’s another feature Greenfield has—we own all of our utilities, and our rates are very good. It’s conducive to bringing industrial and commercial businesses our way.” Avery Dennison is another major employer and a longstanding enterprise that has significantly expanded its operations in Greenfield. “They make adhesive materials for companies to use for their labels,” explains Mitchell Kirk, Communications Director for the Hancock Economic Development Council (HEDC). Photo Credit: Mitchell Kirk Cynthia’s Hallmark is the largest Hallmark store in the U.S. 42 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 01
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