continue to commit to Greenfield, a confidence that reflects the city’s vibrancy. “We’re going to keep the steam rolling and try to keep things going here as best we can,” he stresses. Future priorities include expanding infrastructure to support growth and exploring new economic sectors. “There are companies that want to bring their businesses and their Agri-science and things like that here,” Mayor Titus elaborates. “So that is our next big hope for the future, because we still where you can read about the history of Greenfield.” BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE Four new housing developments are currently underway in Greenfield, offering a range of options to suit the needs of the community.“There’s different sizes from ranch homes to two story homes,” reports Mayor Titus.“It’s going to be a mixture anywhere from a $250,000 house to a $600,000 house. So it’s going to fit different income levels. And we will have that available here soon.” He points out that developers 109 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 07, ISSUE 01 GREENFIELD, IN
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