Opened October 14, 2017
Home to Magee field, playground, courts, and swimming pool, and Magee recreation and senior centers.
A historical designated landmark.
On a late summer sunny afternoon.
Join the GCA on Wednesday Sept 14 for a special event. The Public Safety Committee is hosting an active shooter training, led by the Department of Homeland Security. Registration for the event is required, and space is limited.
Sign up using the link here and share the information with your neighbors: https://tinyurl.com/2wand7vz
100% of profits received goes to benefiting our community.
The funds will be used for events such as National Night Out, The Holiday Parade, The Greenfield Glide, Spring & Fall Clean-ups & Spring Planting, Neighborhood Annual Awards Dinner and so much more.
T-shirts are $20 (2x,3x,4x $23) each.
Very special thanks to Ink Division for helping set up our store! 
Pre-order your GCA shirts today! Deadline to order is October 1, 2022.
Orders will ship on October 8th, 2022.
Greenfield Community Association (GCA) regrets to announce the departure of Kristi Heidel from the Board of Directors. After announcing her campaign for Pittsburgh City Council, Kristi decided to step down out of an abundance of caution and respect for the GCA as a politically neutral organization.
Kristi has been a key part of the GCA for the last few years, previously serving as President and Vice President. As a Board, we are sorry to see her go, and wish her all the best in her future endeavors.
Thank you Kristi, for all you have done and continue to do for Greenfield!
National Night Out (NNO) is an annual community-building celebration that promotes police-community partnerships and get to know your GF neighbors!
Join us this Tuesday at Magee parking lot at 5:30PM for a free cookout and kosher ice cream, games and grab a selfie with some public safety officials from departments like the mounted unit, swat truck, fire and bomb squad!
Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2022
Time: 5:30PM
Where: Magee parking lot
This event is sponsored by the GCA – special thanks to Phil and Bill’s Ice Cream (https://www.philandbills.com/) for their generous donation of kosher ice cream.
Let us know you’ll be attending!
Join the Facebook Event
See you there!
💚 The Greenfield Community Association
The Greenfield Community Association (GCA) regrets to announce the departure of Barb Warwick from the Board of Directors. After announcing her campaign for Pittsburgh City Council, Barb decided to step down out of an abundance of caution and respect for the GCA as a politically neutral organization.
Throughout her term, Barb has been an incredible asset to the GCA and the Greenfield community. As a Board, we are sorry to see her go, and wish her all the best in her future endeavors.
Thank you, Barb for all you have done and continue to do for Greenfield!
The City of Pittsburgh, in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), is advancing the Swinburne Bridge replacement project.
The bridge functions as a critical link between Four Mile Run, South Oakland, Greenfield, Hazelwood, and downtown. It weaves beneath the I-376 Frazier St Viaduct and over CSX/Allegheny Valley railroad, Saline St, serving as a gateway to Four Mile Run.
The current Swinburne bridge, built in 1915, consists of six deck- and thru-girder spans on steel bent towers. While novel for its day, it lacks modern principles of bridge design which provide increased redundancy and decreases future maintenance needs. Preliminary engineering is currently underway on the design of a complete reconstruction of the bridge.
Preliminary engineering focuses on mapping out and defining the scope of the project as well as the early design of how to take the project from A-to-Z. The design team has been focusing on how to minimize impacts to those who rely on crossing the bridge daily or live and work in the vicinity, as well as how to improve usability for future generations of Pittsburghers.
At this time the design team is ready to share preliminary details with the community about the proposed bridge and the construction process. Please check out the presentation from our 6/16/2022 public meeting in the document library, below!
While the engineering will take a couple more years, we aim to provide updates on our progress, what you can expect during construction, and what to look forward to once it’s complete. Questions, comments, and feedback can be submitted at the bottom of this page.
To allow for improved response time and attendance at the first Public Meeting, the meeting previously scheduled for June 16 has been rescheduled for Thursday, July 14th at 6:30 PM accessible via Zoom (audio and visual) or telephone (audio only).
Date: July 14, 2022
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Join Zoom Meeting: https://cdrmaguire.zoom.us/j/84392167004?pwd=dTZ5eWlSaGNKRG5QS3JLd2RMTWt4Zz09
Meeting ID: 843 9216 7004
Passcode: 810844
Or if you choose to listen via telephone:
Dial-in: (301) 715-8592
Meeting ID: 843 9216 7004
We did it . . . Magee Pool is opening!!! It would not have been possible without the help of @CoreyOConnorPGH, @MayorEdGainey’s office, and @CitiParks!
We would like to send a special thank you to Mayor Gainey for coming through with hiring the necessary additional lifeguards and Councilman O’Connor for ALWAYS being there for Greenfield!
See everyone at the pool!
Wednesday, June 8th at 7:00 PM
Magee Senior Center
Get ready to run the #GreenfieldGlide5K held in partnership with Greenfield Community Association.
Registration is open for the Sunday, June 5, #race through #SchenleyPark as part of the City of Pittsburgh #CommunityFootraceSeries presented by Allegheny Health Network.
Register online in May and save: www.greenfieldglide.com
Come out and VOTE Greenfield!
When: Polls will be open 1-4 pm on Sunday May 1, 2022.
Where: Magee Active Healthy Living Center, 745 Greenfield Ave, Pittsburgh PA 15217.
The slate of candidates is listed in order of form submission.
Audrey Semel
Bio: I am a 28-year old Greenfield community member (born and raised north of Pittsburgh but have bounced around the country a bit before moving to Greenfield in the summer of 2020) and have fallen in love with the neighborhood. I am a public health professional currently working at Pittsburgh Public Schools as a COVID Data Manager. I love hiking, sci-fy, animals, and good conversation with a cup of coffee! Would love to get involved in the GCA to give back to a place that’s been so good to me.
Why do you want to join the GCA?
I have always found immense satisfaction in community involvement and service. I would really value getting to serve the Greenfield community and to get to know more of my neighbors.
Yitzy Idell
Bio: Yitzy Idell along with his wife and 4 children have been Greenfield residents since 2014. Yitzy and his family hail from South Florida for many years. After new opportunities were presented, they took the leap of faith of moving from the sunny pastures of Florida to the more seasonal weathered Greenfield, PA. Yitzy owns and operates a local traveling and mobile notary service called Pittsburgh Notary Services. Yitzy and his family are active members of Bnai Emunoh Chabad. Yitzy is a firm believer in making a difference in the community we live in. In pursuit of becoming a GCA board member, he would like to have an influence in maintaining and enhancing the Greenfield community into a safe and exciting place to live in.
Why do you want to join the GCA?
In my time here I’ve seen certain hazards for pedestrians and drivers. I would love to be a voice for change.
Matt Mahoney
Bio: Matt Mahoney grew up in a small town north of Pittsburgh and moved to Greenfield in 2012 with his wife. He was interested in joining the GCA after volunteering for the Greenfield Glide and helping out during local community events. Matt has a Masters Degree in Renewable Energy and Sustainable Systems from Penn State and works in government affairs and public policy. Matt’s children attend Greenfield Elementary School and actively participates in extracurricular activities. Matt enjoys bringing the Greenfield Community together to build a sense of belonging for all.
Why do you want to join the GCA?
To build friendships and showcase the already strong sense of community.
Gina Godfrey
Bio: I have lived in Greenfield for over 20 years, starting shortly after I moved to Pittsburgh to attend law school at Pitt. When my husband and I were looking to buy a home, we knew we wanted the real sense of community that Greenfield provides. Our children attended Greenfield school where I served on the PTO, and now go to Allderdice. I served on the board for Connect Greenfield and currently serve as a Democratic Committee member and as the Majority Inspector of Elections for my district.
Why do you want to join the GCA?
I am interested in having an active role in making our community a better place for all residents.
Isaac Smith
Bio: Isaac Smith, a 32 year old Greenfield Community member moved to Greenfield with this partner and two cats in 2019. Isaac is a Pittsburgh native, growing up north of the city but spending the last 10 years living and working in the city. Isaac can say with confidence that Greenfield has been his favorite place to live with its lively neighbors, beautiful views, and great sense of community. When Isaac is not walking his two cats around the block or tending to his garden, you will see him and his partner running around the neighborhood training for the Pittsburgh Marathon. Got to love those Greenfield Hills! I want to join the GCA to help build a better Greenfield for everyone that calls this lovely neighborhood home. I’m currently an active member of of the Greenfield Development Committee with and interest in supporting our local businesses and advocating for better services such as transportation and greenspace.
Why do you want to join the GCA?
I would love to contribute my experience working in sustainability, community development, and planning to serve the community of Greenfield. I also have experience working with the City of Pittsburgh, local non-profits, and local funders in addition to skills in event planning, and graphic design that could be useful to the GCA. I see Greenfield as my long term home! I would like to join GCA to continue to make Greenfield a community that meets the needs of all it’s residents now and into the future.
Catherine Adams
Bio: Catherine landed in Pittsburgh in 2018 after working in community development with the US Peace Corps. She moved to Greenfield in 2020. Since living in the neighborhood, she’s been a community advocate for safer streets and was instrumental in having 11 abandoned vehicles removed from an undeveloped lot near Calvary Cemetery. Originally from the Detroit area, Catherine is happy to be back and settled in the Great Lakes region. She loves Greenfield’s central location in the East End, its proximity to Schenley and Frick Parks, and, most of all, its friendly neighbors. As an avid walker and cyclist, she values green space, safe streets, and accessible public transit. Catherine believes in the power of community to shape and grow an equitable, sustainable future. She has a Master’s degree in linguistics and works as a technical writer from the home she owns with her husband.
Why do you want to join the GCA?
I’m looking forward to working with other community members to improve Greenfield and help envision and realize the future of the neighborhood.
Kristopher Olson
Bio: Kristopher is a Greenfield resident and an active volunteer with many local organizations. His most recent volunteerism includes a role as a math tutor with the Latino Community Center, a 2022 Winter Snow Angel, and a free tax preparer for Just Harvest. He has been a member of his union’s Professional Standards committee since 2017. In his time off, he enjoys hiking with his two dogs, biking, and, playing pickup soccer games. Greenfield, with its proximity to large greenspaces like Schenley, attracted him to the area early on. The neighborhood feel is what made him and his partner, Brooke, decide to buy their first home on McCaslin Street, after renting on Beechwood Boulevard. He is most interested in working with the business committee to attract new businesses to Greenfield’s commercial districts.
Why do you want to join the GCA?
I love Greenfield’s location and amenities. Specifically, I love the character and convenience of local Greenfield businesses – like J. Gough’s, Hough’s, Greenfield Vet/Grooming, Audrina’s, and Rialto’s. I want to work within the Association to support these businesses, and also assess opportunities for more business activity in our neighborhood. We have some empty store fronts, that I believe can be filled with the Associations help!
David Cashmere
David has been an active member of the Public Space Committee since 2012, and was co-chair of this committee from 2016 to 2018. As well, he has been an active Board member of the GCA since 2018. David is a current Garden Stewart with the Western PA Conservancy. He’s helped organize volunteers and supply material for clean-ups and plantings for years along with other Public Spaces core members. In 2017 he received GCA’s “Get It Done” Award and also received a Community Citation of Recognition from Allegheny county. David is a veteran of the United States Navy and earned his degree from University of Pittsburgh in Psychology and Neuroscience. He’s worked at Western Psychiatric Hospital for over 30 years in the Sleep and Behavioral Neuroscience Center and has lived in Greenfield since 1998. David is a compassionate and giving person who also is a dog coach volunteer with the Animal Rescue League in his spare time.