The Official Seal of the Village of Greendale was designed by Marshall Bartos. The gear in the seal represents the industrial worker; the grain sheaf represents the agricultural worker; the book represents cultural life; and the United States eagle represents "under government guidance."

Greendale was incorporated as a Village in 1938 and was governed by an elected general committee to coordinate activities and meetings. This same council-manager system remains in place to this day.

Elected officials of the Village consist of the President, six Trustees and the Municipal Judge. The Village President holds office for a term of three years. The Municipal Judge holds office for a term of two years. Village Trustees serve for terms of three years.

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