Mayor de Blasio announces at Greenfield-led Boro Park Town Hall the expansion of four-hour pre-payment to all 1,300 MuniMeters in Boro Park and Flatbush
Construction begins on $4 million renovation of Kolbert Playground, located at E. 17th Street and Avenue L
Construction begins on $2.8 million improvement for Avenue F’s Di Gillio Playground
Greenfield signs on his final budget as member of City Council’s Budget Negotiation Team, leaving NYC Clean-up Initiative with more than $10 million in funding and Priority 5 vouchers with $27 million
City Charter is amended with Greenfield-sponsored bill to better define, regulate and enforce Privately Owned Public Spaces
Reform legislation sponsored by Greenfield and Council Member Peter Koo passes the Council by a 4-to-1 margin and speeds-up the City’s dated landmarking process
Under Greenfield’s authorship and advocacy, New York City passes its first-in-the-nation law to provide free security guards for non-public schools
Construction crews complete a new playground area in Colonel David Marcus Park on Ocean Parkway and Avenue P, with a new comfort station soon following
New York City Council passes and Mayor Bill de Blasio signs Greenfield's Vision Zero legislation which immediately leads to a reduction in traffic fatalities
Greenfield starts NYC Clean-up initiative which earmarks millions for non-profit groups to provide job training for formerly homeless New Yorkers to clean city streets
Greenfield sponsors a City Council bill that would allow for meter pre-payment and that would shut off Muni-Meters during times when meters are not in effect or are broken
Midwood Library opens its new outdoor plaza thanks to Greenfield’s funding, and Greenfield soon gets to work with library officials on redesigning the second floor children’s library
Alongside the Department of Buildings, Greenfield announces a new program in which streets in Boro Park and Flatbush will only be repaved in the summer to mitigate traffic
Once he joins a new participatory budgeting initiative, Greenfield becomes one of the first elected officials in New York to allow his constituents to decide how to spend taxpayer dollars via democratic polling
Greenfield announces plan to renovate every single park in his council district over next 10 years
2008
Greenfield leads a group that successfully convinces New York City to provide direct Title I education services to tens of thousands of non-public school children
2007
Greenfield joins the Mayor's Committee on Non-Public Schools, advocating for more than 100,000 New York yeshiva students
2006
In an effort led by Greenfield, Teach NYS runs a multi-million dollar advocacy campaign that successfully passes a New York State law providing $600 million in tax credits for school-age children
2005
Together with a coalition of Jewish, Catholic and Independent schools, Greenfield co-founds Teach NYS, which seeks to make education more affordable for all parents
2004
As Executive Director of the Sephardic Federation, Greenfield advocates to improve the lives of all New Yorkers
2003
Greenfield serves as Deputy Finance Director for Senator Joseph Lieberman’s 2004 presidential campaign
2001
Once he receives his Juris Doctor from Georgetown University Law Center, Greenfield practices corporate law at the firm of Rosenman & Colin, LLP
1998
At the age of 19, Greenfield graduates Summa Cum Laude from Touro College in New York City as valedictorian
