The MO-600 Continuum of Care (Ozarks Alliance to End Homelessness) is pleased to announce the opening of the FY2026 HUD Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition. Read on...

The City Council of the City of Springfield, Missouri, has received cost information for a possible change in retirement benefits for its employees under the Missouri Local Government Employees Retirement System. Read on...

Seventy-five years or more have passed since the last recorded activity on the burial sites. Following a search, the lot owner, heirs, beneficiaries, grantees or successors cannot be located. Read on...

Input from Thursday’s first public engagement event regarding data centers will prove valuable as the City of Springfield continues a community conversation about the topic. Read on...

The City of Springfield and City Utilities will host two public engagement sessions in August and September to discuss the topic of potential data center development in Springfield with residents, stakeholders and the broader Springfield community. Read on...

Ben Geeding has been named the City of Springfield’s Director of Information Systems (IS), effective Aug. 31. Read on...

“Help Starts Here” is a collaborative educational campaign produced by the City of Springfield in partnership with Community Partnership of the Ozarks, Crosslines Community Outreach, Victory Mission and United Way Ozarks Region. Read on...

Springfield City Council met Aug. 10. A written summary and video recording of the meeting are available. Read on...

Springfield City Council met July 27. A written summary and video recording of the meeting are available. Read on...

Criminals are impersonating local planning and zoning departments to collect fraudulent application fees. Read on...

The City is providing the opportunity to review proposed updates to Chapter 94 of the City Code, which governs trash and recycling services. A summary of proposed Chapter 94 revisions is available at springfieldmo.gov/trashcode. Read on...

The City of Springfield has been awarded a $3,583,382 Brownfields Cleanup Grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to remediate contaminated properties in downtown Springfield and advance the next phase of the Renew Jordan Creek project. Read on...

BDS has set a July 31 deadline for landlords in the West Central neighborhood to register their rental properties. Landlords can register online at springfieldmo.gov/rentals. Read on...

Boonville Avenue has reopened to traffic between Water and Mill streets as the Renew Jordan Creek daylighting project continues on schedule. Read on...

City Council’s Committee of the Whole met Monday to review 120 applicants for the Citizens’ Advisory Board, (CAB). The group recommends funding of the voter-approved 1/2-cent portion of the ¾-cent sales tax known as Spring Forward SGF. Read on...

The pause would be 120 days in length to allow for a robust public dialogue and the creation of a public-interest evaluation framework. Read on...

Developed in partnership with Springfield’s now 25 registered neighborhoods and the Neighborhood Advisory Council, Mayor’s Community Conversations aim to strengthen collaboration, improve communication and ensure residents help shape City priorities. Read on...

Delivering his annual State of the City Address Thursday morning, Mayor Jeff Schrag said across this country, people are talking about Springfield, Missouri in a positive way. Read on...

Hoeman has worked for the City since 2018. Read on...

The City of Springfield will document the historic structures along West College Street and begin work to develop a plan to clean up and revitalize the area this summer. Read on...