Power & Light
Greenfield Power and Light provides electrical service to residential and commercial customers within the Greenfield city limits.
Public power means more to us than lines and poles...
Public power is about people, the people who use our service and the people who provide that service. Every one of our customers is an owner of our utility and has a say in the way we provide power. As a locally owned and operated utility, we provide our consumer-owners with an efficient, reliable power supply for a reasonable cost. Public power helps keep the local economy healthy too. The dollars paid for electricity through Greenfield Power and Light stay right here in Hancock County.
Public power systems listen to their consumers...
Local control gives everyone a say in how our utility can best meet community needs. That makes a big difference in the rates you pay and the service you get. Public power systems are not run for profit. Our only mission is to provide you with reliable electric service at reasonable rates. There are no dividends to pay out-of-state stockholders. All the benefits of our locally controlled electric utility remain here in the community.
News & Notices
- Smart Meter Information. Greenfield Power & Light recently upgraded & installed a new smart electric meter. It may be necessary to reset clocks & other electrically devices. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused as we strive to provide you with first-class service, using advanced technology. Check the below download document for for more information.
- Hancock County Solid Waste Management District
Welcome to the Hancock County Solid Waste Management District (HCSWMD). The mission of the HCSWMD, in conjunction with Purdue Extension, is "to encourage personal responsibility of citizens by educating about and assisting with proper waste disposa...
Functions and Services
Contact GPL
333 South Franklin Street
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317-477-4370
317-477-4371
Mayor Richard J. Pasco






