Greenfield City Hall

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7325 W Forest Home Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53220
+1 (414) 329-5200
http://www.ci.greenfield.wi.us

The City of Greenfield—City Hall, located in Milwaukee, WI, provides a comprehensive range of municipal support and community development services. The city management, led by Mayor Guy Titus, includes key departments such as the City Council, Police and Fire Departments, Utilities, and the Parks and Recreation department.

The City Hall coordinates essential utilities, including power and light service programs, water utility management, wastewater services, and storm water-related efforts. Additional municipal responsibilities encompass zoning, building planning, public safety, environmental assessment, and facilitating community engagement events.

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4.01 reviews
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Nancy G.
5/16/2018

I guess I could give it 5 stars, but municipal stuff isn't my idea of fun, just a thing I have to deal with and get through as an adult. The building is strange to me. Nothing good or bad, just...

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