This is city planning in action! After extensive research, our draft "Wastewater Master Plan" is being prepared for Springfield City Council. Once adopted, the Plan will guide the next 20 years of development and maintenance for Springfield’s wastewater collection system.
Springfield’s annual State of the City Address has been rescheduled to 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17 at the Richard E. Wildish Community Theater in Downtown Springfield.
To provide comments, please join us at the Springfield Planning Commission public hearing at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 2nd or submit comments in writing prior to the meeting.
The City of Springfield has proposed Bond Measure 20-351 to repair a list of proposed streets. Bond Measure 20-351 proposes a five-year $20 million general obligation bond to fund repairs for a list of proposed city streets.
You may need a permit before you cut down a tree on your property that was damaged in the ice storm, depending on the size of the tree and your lot size. See our fact sheet for answers to some general questions. Fees for Tree Felling Permits are waived only for a limited time so act fast!
Vehicle owners enjoy the many opportunities from their vehicle, while they are required to prevent water pollution from their activities. Click for easy ways to care for your car without polluting your water.
Here’s a snapshot of our City’s response and recovery efforts since the January ice storm.
Visit our Springfield Alert Ice Storm 2024 page for information related to the ice storm.
Springfield property owners may have racially discriminating language in their title and not know. Click for information on how to find it and get it removed.
We're now offering pre-approved building plans. These “ready build” plans have been reviewed for compliance with the Oregon Residential Specialty Code, and only require review of the site-specific elements.
