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June 18 City Council meeting summary
Springfield City Council met at Historic City Hall at 6:30 p.m. June 18. A written summary and video recording of the meeting are available. Read on... -
City ends 2017-2018 fiscal year with tax revenues 1 percent above budget
The City of Springfield’s June sales tax check from the Missouri Department of Revenue is down 6 percent, or $231,686, compared to the amount budgeted. The sales tax check was $3,956,710 compared to the budgeted amount of $4,188,396. Read on... -
Mayor McClure Presents 2018 State of the City
Springfield Mayor Ken McClure presented the annual State of the City address at the Chamber's monthly Good Morning, Springfield! program. Read on... -
Jason Gage named Springfield City Manager
Springfield City Council announced Friday that Jason Gage will be Springfield’s next City Manager. His planned start date is Aug. 1. Read on...
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Title: Latest City of Springfield Videos
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Be safe this Independence Day.
Fire Chief David Pennington’s reminder that fireworks are not permitted within City limits.
Be safe this Independence Day.
Fire Chief David Pennington’s reminder that fireworks are not permitted within City limits.
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2018 State of the City
Mayor Ken McClure presented his annual State of the City address at the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce’s Good Morning, Springfield!
2018 State of the City
Mayor Ken McClure presented his annual State of the City address at the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce’s Good Morning, Springfield! program at Evangel University’s Crusader Dining Hall. The Mayor touched on City Council’s priorities for the upcoming year and highlighted community progress in economic growth and vitality, public safety and diversity.
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News Conference - June 1, 2018
City Council Names Jason Gage as City Manager for the City of Springfield.
News Conference - June 1, 2018
City Council Names Jason Gage as City Manager for the City of Springfield.
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City Manager Finalist - Wayne Pyle Interview with Employees
City Manager finalist, Wayne Pyle, answers pre-submitted and live questions from City employees.
City Manager Finalist - Wayne Pyle Interview with Employees
City Manager finalist, Wayne Pyle, answers pre-submitted and live questions from City employees.
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City Manager Finalist - Jason Gage Interview with Employees
City Manager finalist, Jason Gage, answers pre-submitted and live questions from City employees.
City Manager Finalist - Jason Gage Interview with Employees
City Manager finalist, Jason Gage, answers pre-submitted and live questions from City employees.
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Jason Gage, City Manager Finalist
City Manager finalist, Jason Gage, answers pre-submitted and live questions from community leaders and citizens.
Jason Gage, City Manager Finalist
City Manager finalist, Jason Gage, answers pre-submitted and live questions from community leaders and citizens.
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Wayne Pyle, City Manager Finalist
City Manager finalist, Wayne Pyle, answers pre-submitted and live questions from community leaders and citizens.
Wayne Pyle, City Manager Finalist
City Manager finalist, Wayne Pyle, answers pre-submitted and live questions from community leaders and citizens.
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National Economic Development Week
The City celebtrated National Economic Development Week by announcing two grants from the EPA and redevelopment incentives for Kearney Street and the Route 66 corridor.
National Economic Development Week
The City of Springfield is celebrating National Economic Development Week this week by announcing two grants from the Environmental Protection Agency and redevelopment incentives for Kearney Street and the Route 66 corridor. The announcements, along with a proclamation by Mayor Ken McClure, were made at a 10 a.m. news conference held at the DoubleTree Hotel at Kearney Street and Glenstone Avenue.
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Zone Blitz Final Report
The City’s final report summarizing results of the Community Listen Zone Blitz project to help improve the quality of life in the City’s northwest quadrant.
Zone Blitz Final Report
City officials released a report summarizing the results of the Community Listen Zone Blitz initiative, an 18-month pilot project that mobilized hundreds of partners to help improve the quality of life in the City’s northwest quadrant, also known as Zone 1. City Manager Greg Burris and Director of Public Information & Civic Engagement Cora Scott provided a recap to City Council that included the significant progress points. The Zone Blitz, followed a 2015 Community Listen tour in the nine Zone 1 neighborhoods, where City officials and partners asked two questions: what do you like best about your neighborhood, and what would you like to see changed about your neighborhood?
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Zone Blitz Slideshow
A look back at highlights from the Zone Blitz initiative.
Zone Blitz Slideshow
A look back at highlights from the Zone Blitz initiative.
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Landlord Training: Rental Registration
Chris Straw, Building Development Services, discusses rental property registration at a public meeting.
Landlord Training: Rental Registration
Chris Straw, Building Development Services, discusses rental property registration at a public meeting.
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Tale of Two Cities
Learn about the railroad’s essential role in the early development of Springfield.
Tale of Two Cities
Learn about the railroad’s essential role in the early development of Springfield.
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City of Springfield Congratulates WOW
Mayor Ken McClure congratulates Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium on being named America’s Best New Attraction in a recent USA Today national poll.
City of Springfield Congratulates WOW
On behalf of City Council and the City of Springfield, Mayor Ken McClure congratulates Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium on being named America’s Best New Attraction in a recent USA Today national poll. “The community is very proud of Wonders of Wildlife, Bass Pro and Johnny Morris on this impressive recognition. We agree that the museum is a world-class attraction that helps put Springfield on the map as a major tourist destination,” McClure said. “We are especially thankful to Mr. Morris for being very committed to our region, our people, and especially our youth. I also want to thank Springfield residents for stepping up and supporting WOW during this vote.”
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2017 Year in Review
Enjoy our review of highlights from the City of Springfield’s 2017 activities and news.
2017 Year in Review
Enjoy our review of highlights from the City of Springfield’s 2017 activities and news.
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Love Life Live North-Dan & Kelly Bigbee
Dan & Kelly grow their own food and use the garden to build relationships in the Tom Watkins neighborhood.
Love Life Live North-Dan & Kelly Bigbee
Dan & Kelly grow their own food and use the garden to build relationships in the Tom Watkins neighborhood.
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Take 5 with Richard Ollis
The Ollis Family have deep roots in the community. Richard Ollis is a recent addition to Springfield City Council.
Take 5 with Richard Ollis
The Ollis Family have deep roots in the community. Richard Ollis is a recent addition to Springfield City Council.
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Love Life Live North-The Dankerts
They love living in a historic house in Springfield and the benefits of being part of the Midtown community.
Love Life Live North-The Dankerts
They love living in a historic house in Springfield and the benefits of being part of the Midtown community.
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SGF Neighborhood News
Keep up with what's going on in your world with the latest issue of SGF Neighborhood News.
SGF Neighborhood News
Keep up with what's going on in your world with the latest issue of SGF Neighborhood News.