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Preserving a small-town way of life since 1990.

About

The Greenlawn Civic Association (GCA) is a group of volunteers working together to improve the community.  Founded in 1990, the GCA works with town and county officials on behalf of the community to improve quality of life in the Greenlawn area.  Want to get more involved? Check out the work our committees are doing!

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Membership

The GCA is a completely volunteer-powered organization and a $20 Family Membership or $50 Business Membership funds programs like Community Day, Halloween on Broadway, Christmas Tree Lighting and Menorah Lighting, and all gardening/beautification projects throughout town. 

Meetings

GCA holds meetings once a month, often at the Harborfields Public Library. Meetings are open to the public and all community members are welcome to attend! Going to a GCA meeting is a great way to meet your neighbors, hear from local legislators, and learn about the various happenings in town. 

Events

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Events

Upcoming Events

2024 Membership Drive
Ongoing - All memberships are up for renewal on January 1

Click here to renew or join.

April General Meeting
April 18, 7:00pm
Harborfields Public Library

Join us for our April meeting. We'll have updates on our annual Earth Day Clean Up, Sip & Stroll, and spring beautification plans.

All meetings are open to the public, regardless of membership. 

Earth Day Clean Up
April 20, 12pm
Sign up here
Sip & Stroll
May 4
SOLD OUT! 

IMPORTANT: In the event someone can no longer attend, they can sell their ticket. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE SOMEONE'S TICKET, please check with us and make sure they are really registered. Lots of scams out there!
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Greenlawn High Line

Have you noticed the charming "pocket garden" alongside the Greenlawn LIRR station? It has been a labor of love for the last three years! Find out more about how it was transformed from an unsightly mess to the beautiful native garden it is today.
Learn More Here
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