Our Neighborhood and Our Mission
why Greentrees?
The Greentrees Civic Association's main areas of focus are:
- Safety of our neighbotrs
- Value of our homes
- Community with each other
Key Facts & Benefits of Living in Greentrees
- Number of Households: 558 households strong.
- Connected Community: Receive important alerts, neighborhood events, and even lost-pet notifications! Stay connected with us by providing your contact info on our webpage: www.greentreesmemphis.com.
- Greentrees Boundaries: Our neighborhood is bordered on the north by Poplar Pike, Messick Road to the south, the Germantown city line to the east, and Kirby Road to the west. Numerous SkyCops cameras help protect our neighborhood.
- Nearby Amenities: Enjoy proximity to three private schools, three major hospitals, and the thriving business center of Memphis at Ridgeway/Shady Grove as well as Germantown’s Saddle Creek. Restaurants abound, ranging from fine dining to casual eateries.
- Holmes Park: Embrace the outdoors at Holmes Park, at Hickory Crest and Messick. The park features a gated playground, picnic area, and walking trail. It’s also the site of our beloved July 4th Parade and Picnic.
- Strong Home Values: Invest confidently in a neighborhood with continually rising home values.
- Unbeatable Location: Greentrees offers easy access to everywhere “Greater Memphis,” from downtown to midtown as well as Germantown, Collierville, Olive Branch, Bartlett, Lakeland, and Arlington!
Your CiviC Association
The Greentrees Civic Association is here to ensure the quality of life in our neighborhood remains exceptional. Get Involved with Greentrees Civic Association! Join us in fostering a vibrant community! Our civic association organizes events, facilitates communication, and enhances the quality of life for all residents. We focus on three key areas:
- Safety of our neighbors
- Value of our homes
- Community with each other
Learn more about the organization and the role it plays in your daily life as a resident of this special community. Sign up to receive our communications using the form below.
Safety & Security
The safety and security of our neighborhood is of primary importance to the civic association.
Critical Resources
Find the City of Memphis resources you need using our handy lists of contacts.
Cultivating Community
Greentrees Civic Association promotes engagement among neighbors with community-support drives, activities and recognition programs.
Greentrees History
Greentrees was created in 1972 from land that had been part of the 1827 Nashoba Plantation, an experiment intended to prepare slaves for freedom.