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    Smithsonian Magazine:

    How ‘Daylighting’ Buried Waterways Is Revitalizing Cities Across America
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2023-24 Budget ProcessFollow the process from beginning to end.
Birthplace of Route 66 Festival Aug. 10-12, 2023
Clean Green SpringfieldJoin the movement that began in 2021 with more than 1,000 volunteers cleaning up and greening up our city!
Lake Springfield PlanLearn more about the effort to give this area new life.
ElectionsLearn about City issues on the ballot.
ARPAThe City of Springfield received just over $40 million in federal rescue plan funds. Find out how it will be spent.
Art Museum PlanLearn more about the plan to reimagine the Springfield Art Museum as a 21st century civic asset. 
Hammons FieldLearn about the City's ownership of the stadium and adjacent parking lots.
Housing StudyLearn about the citywide housing study that will inform neighborhood revitalization efforts. 
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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  1. City searching for G.W. Brockman in reference to a burial lot at Hazelwood Cemetery

    The City of Springfield is searching for G.W. Brockman in reference to a burial lot in Hazelwood Cemetery. Seventy-five years have passed since the last recorded activity on the site. Read on...

  2. Residents invited to Housing Study Community Meeting #2 this evening at OTC

    The meeting will take place 6-8 p.m. Read on...

  3. June 5 City Council meeting summary

    Springfield City Council met at Historic City Hall at 6:30 p.m. June 5. A written summary and video recording of the meeting are available. Read on...

  4. Mayor Ken McClure encourages citizens to engage in annual State of the City Address

    Springfield Mayor Ken McClure reflected on the past year in Springfield during his annual State of the City Address this morning, encouraging Springfieldians to engage with their community and with each other. Read on...

  5. Mayor to present annual State of the City Address Thursday morning

    Mayor Ken McClure will present the annual State of the City Address starting at 7:30 a.m. Thursday, June 1. Read on...

  6. Springfield selected to address vacant properties at Vacant Property Leadership Institute

    Cities grappling with blighted properties in Missouri, Ohio and Indiana will participate in an intensive training program. Read on...

  7. FY2023-2024 City Council budget workshops begin

    City Manager Jason Gage hosted the first in a series of City Council budget workshops Tuesday, April 25. Read on...

  8. Birthplace of Route 66 Festival organizers announce 2023 lineup

    Birthplace of Route 66 Festival organizers are the City of Springfield, Aaron Sachs & Associates, KY3/KSPR/CW, Downtown Springfield Association and West Central Neighborhood Alliance. Read on...

  9. City awarded $3.7 million grant from Missouri Department of Economic Development

    The City of Springfield has been awarded a $3.7 million Community Revitalization Grant by the Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED). Read on...

  10. Springfield’s Jordan Creek daylighting featured in national publication

    Springfield, Missouri’s “Renew Jordan Creek” project is featured in Smithsonian Magazine, in an article titled “How ‘Daylighting’ Buried Waterways Is Revitalizing Cities Across America.” Read on...

  11. Residents turn out for housing study public meeting

    About 100 residents had their first opportunity Feb. 23 to give their input on a city-wide housing study that could shape the future of how people live in Springfield. Read on...

  12. City set to begin final phase of Republic Road Widening at Campbell Avenue in March

    The City is set to begin the final phase of Republic Road Widening beginning March 13 providing traffic capacity and safety improvements along one of the busiest retail corridors in Springfield. Read on...

  13. 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...

  14. APD Urban Planning + Management selected to perform Springfield housing study

    APD specializes in neighborhood planning/revitalization with an emphasis on housing. 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...
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  1. UPCOMING EVENTS

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  1. Special Event Permits

  1. Sat Jun. 10

    2023 Southwest Missouri Heart Walk

  2. Sat Jun. 10

    Pickwick Street Fair

  3. Sat Jun. 10

    Greater Ozarks Pridefest 2023

  4. Sat Jun. 10

    Stomp the Blues Out of Homelessness Festival

  1. Wed Jun. 14

    Beyond the Camouflage: Flag Day Event

  2. Sat Jun. 17

    Annual Juneteenth Freedom Walk Run Celebration

  3. Sat Jun. 17

    Bliss Brothers Local & Live

  1. Mon Jun. 19

    Pilgrimage

  2. Thu Jun. 22

    Fireworks Frenzy

  3. Sat Jun. 24

    Taste of SoMo
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  1. City Holidays

  1. Tue Jul. 4

    Independence Day

  2. Mon Sep. 4

    Labor Day

  1. Fri Nov. 10

    Veterans Day - City Offices Closed

  2. Sat Nov. 11

    Veterans Day
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June 2023

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  1. Thu Jun. 8

    1. Administrative Review Committee Meeting
    2. Springfield Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting

  2. Fri Jun. 9

    1. Springfield-Greene County Park Board Meeting

  3. Tue Jun. 13

    1. Mayor's Commission for Children Meeting
    2. City Council Lunch - CANCELED

  4. Wed Jun. 14

    1. Springfield-Greene County Environmental Advisory Board Meeting
    2. Downtown Springfield Community Improvement District Meeting
    3. Finance and Administration Committee Meeting - CANCELED

  1. Thu Jun. 15

    1. Plans and Policies Committee Meeting
    2. Administrative Review Committee Meeting

  2. Tue Jun. 20

    1. City Council Lunch

  3. Wed Jun. 21

    1. Landmarks Board Meeting

  4. Thu Jun. 22

    1. Administrative Review Committee Meeting
    2. Springfield Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting

  5. Mon Jun. 26

    1. City Council Meeting
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  1. CITY COUNCIL

    Your Elected Officials

Ken McClure
Mayor
Heather Hardinger
General Seat A
Craig Hosmer
General Seat B
Callie Carroll
General Seat C
Derek Lee
General Seat D
Monica Horton
Zone 1
Abe McGull
Zone 2
Brandon Jenson
Zone 3
Matthew Simpson
Zone 4
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    Springfield, MO 65802
    Phone: 417-864-1000
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