The Common Council Meeting held on December 17, 2024, in Greenfield, Wisconsin, focused on several key developments, including the completion of turf installation and ongoing discussions about local infrastructure and community identity.

The meeting began with an update on the turf project, which has reached its final pour for the season. Officials expressed excitement about the facility, describing it as "a work of art" and noting its recent feature in Curb Magazine, a publication from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Plans for a grand opening in the spring are underway, with details still being finalized. To ensure safety and prevent unauthorized access during the winter months, police surveillance has been increased around the site.

In addition to the turf update, council members discussed the need to name a currently unnamed road, referred to as Frontage Road, located between 50th and Loomis, south of Highway 894. Suggestions for the name included "Bailey Parkway" and "Wall Street," reflecting the community's desire for a more recognizable identity.

Another significant topic was the ongoing efforts to correct mailing addresses in Greenfield, which have been a concern for nearly three decades. Council members highlighted a bill currently progressing through the House of Representatives that aims to address this issue, emphasizing the importance of proper representation for Greenfield in digital platforms and mailing systems.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue addressing these community concerns and to keep residents informed about upcoming developments.