GREENFIELD OFFICIALS

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Greenfield's incoming council members (left to right) Kyle Barr, Mark Branham, and Brenda Losey were sworn in by Judge Robert Judkins on Tuesday evening, December 17. Their terms will begin January 1, 2020.
Three new council members sworn in by Judge Robert J. Judkins


Greenfield's incoming council members (left to right) Kyle Barr, Mark Branham, and Brenda Losey were sworn in by Judge Robert Judkins on Tuesday evening, December 17. The new council members officially begin their tenure on January 1, 2020 alongside returning council members Phil Clyburn and Eric Borsini.
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Greenfield Village Council Members

Phil Clyburn, Council Chairman 

​Dr. Eric Borsini

Kyle Barr

Mark Branham

​Brenda Losey

Regular meetings of Greenfield Village Council take place on the first and third Tuesday of each month beginning at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers at the address below:

Village of Greenfield
300 Jefferson Street
P.O. Box 300
Greenfield, Ohio 45123
Phone: (937) 981-3500

Other Officials


Todd Wilkin, City Manager 
citymanager@greenfieldohio.net

Carolyn Snodgrass, Finance Director

Jeremiah Oyer, Police Chief

Brian M. Zets, Solicitor

Roberta Karnes, Clerk of Council

LOCAL INCOME TAX BEING COLLECTED BY REGIONAL TAX COLLECTION AGENCY AS OF JANUARY 1, 2019
Local income tax collections for the Village of Greenfield are being handled in a different way this year. After years of collecting the 1.562% income tax locally, the village is now utilizing the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) to collect local income taxes.

RITA, in conjunction with the Village of Greenfield, has sent a welcome letter to all local taxpayers outlining changes that will be made to tax payments and tax forms in 2019. According to City Manager Todd Wilkin, RITA will be responsible for the administration and collection of all income taxes and will serve as an agent of the Village of Greenfield in this capacity.
Greenfield chose RITA for its ability to offer residents and businesses ePayment and eFiling capabilities to maximize the village’s tax collection efforts.
After January 1, 2019 all Village of Greenfield tax payments and tax forms, for current and prior tax years, are to be sent to RITA, Wilkin said. “We encourage you to utilize RITA’s electronic filing and payment system as it is fast, secure, and simple to use.” The system has been available for use since February 4, 2019, Wilkin said.
A completed Individual Municipal Income Tax Return (Form 37) and payment (if applicable) are due by April 15, 2019.
RITA is a non-profit governmental agency and the largest municipal income tax collection agency in the State of Ohio. For more information about RITA, please visit ritaohio.com or call 800-860-7482.



FORECLOSURE REGISTRATION APPLICATION INFO
Per Section 1325.02 of the Village of Greenfield Codified Ordinances, "Any person who files, or causes to be filed, a complaint for foreclosure involving real property located within the City of Greenfield on which there is a building or structure shall notify the City of the filing of the foreclosure complaint and shall file a complete copy of the foreclosure complaint with the City Manager within ten (10) days after the filing of that complaint with the relevant court.  (Ord. 14-10. Passed 9-21-10.)" There is a $60 fee for said registration application, a copy of which can be opened and printed out by clicking on the link below:

FORECLOSURE REGISTRATION FORM