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Greenfield Today
By the People, for the People
Greenfield Parks Director Addresses City Eyesores
New parks chief outlines plans to clean up problem areas around the city.
Published on Feb. 12, 2026
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At the Greenfield City Board Meeting, newly appointed Parks and Recreation Director Kirk McCartney addressed a list of 'eye sores' around the city and the importance of cleaning them up. The Board approved a motion to buy a truck of gravel to assist McCartney in his efforts.
Why it matters
Maintaining public spaces and addressing blight is a key responsibility of local government. McCartney's initiative to identify and address problem areas in Greenfield demonstrates a proactive approach to improving the community's appearance and livability.
The details
During the city board meeting, McCartney outlined several locations around Greenfield that he considered 'eye sores' and in need of attention. The board then voted to provide resources, including purchasing a truckload of gravel, to support McCartney's cleanup efforts in these problem areas.
- The Greenfield City Board Meeting took place on Tuesday night.
The players
Kirk McCartney
The newly appointed Parks and Recreation Director for the city of Greenfield.
Greenfield City Board
The governing body of the city of Greenfield that approved resources to support McCartney's cleanup initiatives.
What’s next
The city will monitor McCartney's progress in addressing the identified problem areas and may consider additional funding or resources if needed to fully address the issues.
The takeaway
Greenfield's new parks director is taking a proactive approach to improving the appearance and livability of the city by identifying and addressing areas in need of cleanup, demonstrating a commitment to maintaining public spaces for the community.
