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Back when Greenfield was just being formed it was a small town of around 400 people. The city was part of Hancock County, Indiana which was formed on March 1, 1828. About a month later, on April 11, Greenfield was given the title of county seat and has kept that spot ever since. When Greenfield incorporated in 1876 the area was home to over 2,000 residents. Today Greenfield is home to over 15,000 residents and maintains a small town atmosphere blended with all of the amenities that you might expect from a city in the Indianapolis metropolitan area.

Greenfield keeps the residents busy with fun and exciting things to do. Some of the most popular events, especially during the summer, are the Hancock County 4-H Fair, the Riley Festival, and the Entertainment on the Plaza Concert Series. Greenfield is home to two popular parks that offer residents a variety of sporting and entertaining activities. Between the two parks, residents can enjoy tennis, baseball, basketball, skateboarding, sledding, swimming, soccer, volleyball, and much more.

Residents have numerous career options in Greenfield, as there are many businesses that call this area home. Some of the most notable businesses include Novelty Inc., Eli Lilly, Epcon Communities, Avery Dennison, and Gas America. There are also plenty of opportunities in retail, health, and education fields. Speaking of education, Greenfield is home to four elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. While the public school system is more than acceptable there are numerous private schools in the surrounding areas for parents looking for other options. Older children will find many colleges in surrounding areas, as well.