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Hammons FieldLearn about the City's opportunity to purchase the stadium. 
ARPAThe City of Springfield received just over $40 million in federal rescue plan funds. Find out how it will be spent.
Lake Springfield PlanLearn more about the effort to give this area new life.
Art Museum PlanLearn more about the plan to reimagine the Springfield Art Museum as a 21st century civic asset. 
Grant Ave ParkwayThis project will create a pedestrian and bicycle pathway along Grant Avenue in the heart of Springfield. 
Renew Jordan CreekIt's time to restore portions of this downtown waterway to a more natural state and turn it into an amenity.
Serve Your CommunityThe City has more than 25 standing boards and commissions, providing hundreds of opportunities for citizens to get involved.
Forward SGFLearn more about Springfield's Comprehensive Plan. 
Restore SGFEncouraging investment in Springfield's historic neighborhoods.
Open DataThe City of Springfield is committed to providing openness and transparency in government. 
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Upcoming Ballot IssuesLearn about City issues on the April 4 ballot.
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  1. Feb. 6 City Council meeting summary

    Springfield City Council met at Historic City Hall at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 6. A written summary and video recording of the meeting are available. Read on...
  2. City Council considers ownership of Hammons Field

    The City of Springfield could become the new owners of Hammons Field if City Council votes to approve a combination $12 million purchase agreement expected to come before them Feb. 6. Read on...
  3. Notice of Funding Availability for Non-Congregate Shelter

    The City of Springfield is providing a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) seeking applicants for the development of Non-Congregate Shelter. Read on...
  4. Restore SGF names board of directors

    Restore SGF, a nonprofit community initiative to improve housing conditions and raise residential property values in Springfield’s historic neighborhoods, has named 11 community members to form a board of directors. Read on...
  5. Public hearing on FY2023 funds and HUD Annual Action Plan

    The City Council and the Citizens Advisory Committee for Community Development (CACCD) will hold a joint public hearing on proposed use of funds for its Fiscal Year 2023 and its U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Annual Action Plan. Read on...
  6. City seeking applicants for grant funds for development of affordable housing units

    The City is seeking both nonprofit and for-profit housing developers to apply for a portion of the $1 million the City has available in federal HOME Investment Partnerships American Rescue Plan Program (HOME-ARP) monies to fund projects. Read on...
  7. City Council receives FY 2022 independent audit report

    Springfield City Council received an unmodified opinion, the highest level given, on the City’s financial statement audit from the City’s independent auditing firm, RSM, at a Council Lunch Workshop on Tuesday. Read on...
  8. City to begin housing study process this week

    APD Urban Planning + Management out of Atlanta, GA will be in Springfield later this week to begin conducting a comprehensive housing condition study for the entire city. Read on...
  9. Council approves renaming Midfield Terminal after U.S. Senator Roy Blunt

    City Council approved the renaming of the Midfield Terminal at Springfield-Branson National Airport to the Roy Blunt Terminal, in honor of U.S. Senator Roy Blunt. Download Photo
  10. Former Mayor N.L.“Mac” McCartney remembered

    Former Springfield Mayor N.L. “Mac” McCartney passed away Friday at the age of 99. He served on City Council from 1987 to 1993 and as Mayor from 1993 to 1995. Download Photo
  11. Brock Rowe named director of Building Development Services

    Rowe has served as interim director of BDS since March. Read on...
  12. APD Urban Planning + Management selected to perform Springfield housing study

    APD specializes in neighborhood planning/revitalization with an emphasis on housing. Read on...
  13. ARPA Review Committee to recommend $7M in allocations for homeless services, affordable housing

    At its Oct. 11 meeting, City Council ARPA Review Committee voted to recommend the allocation of approximately $7 million in funds to support homeless services and affordable housing projects. Read on...
  14. Apply to run for Mayor, five City Council seats starting at 8 a.m. Monday, Oct. 3

    Those wishing to serve on Springfield's City Council can pick up packets from the City Clerk or review the information on the City's website beginning at 8 a.m., Monday, Oct. 3. Read on...
  15. City Council allocates $31.3M in ARPA funding requests

    At its July 25 meeting, City Council allocated more than $31 million in American Rescue Plan Act dollars to fund transformative community projects for Springfield. Read on...
  16. City seeks to fill boards and commissions vacancies

    The City has more than 25 standing boards and commissions, providing hundreds of opportunities for citizens to get involved in the community. Read on...
  17. New Economic Vitality Department to take proactive approach to helping businesses and entrepreneurs

    Effective July 4, the City of Springfield’s Economic Development Office, formerly a division of the Department of Planning & Development, became its own department called the Economic Vitality Department. Read on...
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    Running from Yeti
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    Pat Jones Sprint Triathlon
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    Presidents' Day
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    Memorial Day
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    Independence Day
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  1. Thu Feb. 9

    1. Springfield Police Officers' and Fire Fighters' Retirement System Board of Trustees Meeting
    2. Ozark Region Workforce Development Board State of the Workforce Committee Meeting
    3. Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau, Inc. Board of Directors Budget & Finance Committee
    4. Administrative Review Committee Meeting
    5. Springfield Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
  2. Fri Feb. 10

    1. Springfield-Greene County Park Board Meeting
    2. Ozark Region Workforce Development Board Council of the Local Elected Officials Meeting
  1. Tue Feb. 14

    1. Mayor's Commission for Children
    2. City Council Lunch - CANCELED
    3. Special City Council Meeting
  2. Wed Feb. 15

    1. Ozarks Transportation Organization Technical Planning Committee Meeting
  3. Thu Feb. 16

    1. Plans and Policies Committee Meeting - CANCELED
    2. Administrative Review Committee Meeting
  4. Tue Feb. 21

    1. City Council Lunch - CANCELED
    2. City Council Meeting
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Ken McClure
Mayor
Heather Hardinger
General Seat A
Craig Hosmer
General Seat B
Andrew Lear
General Seat C
Richard Ollis
General Seat D
Monica Horton
Zone 1
Abe McGull
Zone 2
Mike Schilling
Zone 3
Matthew Simpson
Zone 4
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