Get Involved
Most of what happens in Redfield happens because someone showed up. Here's how to be that someone.
Redfield's history is filled with volunteers and community activism. Events on the calendar, the parks, the fire truck in the driveway, the museums downtown, and the always popular Legion Post 261 Saturday breakfast. Each one has a way in. Here's where to start.
Attend a meeting
City Council meetings and Redfield Development Corporation meetings are open to anyone. Show up, listen, and speak when there's something you want to say. Check the calendar for dates.
Local organizations
Redfield Development Corporation
Volunteer nonprofit that started in 1993 as a small group of citizens and has been giving back ever since. Today the Corporation funds park equipment, restoration projects, and other community needs. Monthly meetings, open to anyone.
Redfield Chamber of Commerce
The Redfield Chamber of Commerce serves as your ultimate guide to our community by connecting you directly to trusted local businesses, services, and events. By exploring their network, you support homegrown entrepreneurs and discover the essential resources that keep Redfield vibrant and growing.
Redfield Volunteer Fire Department
The Redfield Volunteer Fire Department is a dedicated team of brave, local neighbors answering the call 24/7 to protect our community's lives and property.
Redfield EMS Department
Staffed by local volunteers providing 24/7 emergency response, working in tandem with the Redfield Volunteer Fire Department. The service area covers Redfield, Linden, and surrounding rural sections of Dallas and Guthrie counties. In an emergency, always call 911.
Redfield Lions Club
"Lions Serve." Donates to local programs, runs roadside cleanup twice a year, and collects eyeglasses and hearing aids. Meets the second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m.
Best of 4-H
Youth development for citizenship, healthy living, and STEM. "Learn by doing."
Redfield Historical Society
The Redfield Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and protecting the unique stories, landmarks, and artifacts that shape our community's legacy. By exploring the Redfield Historical Museum or volunteering your time, you can help safeguard local heritage—from school composites to historic regional milestones—for future generations to discover.
American Legion Post 261 & Auxiliary
Serves veterans and their families. The Post has hosted the Saturday morning breakfast at the Legion Hall for over 30 years. The Auxiliary runs funeral luncheons, sponsors Girls State, and hosts the annual Veterans Dinner.
Redfield Public Library
The Redfield Public Library thrives on the passion of our community, and volunteering is a rewarding way to support literacy, lifelong learning, and local programs. Whether you assist with community events, organize collections, or share a special skill, your time helps keep this vital civic hub welcoming and accessible for all neighbors.
Get in touch
Not sure where to start?
Call or stop by City Hall, or ask the chat widget in the bottom corner of the site. We'll point you in the right direction.