The City of Springfield’s Development and Public Works Department (DPW) is launching a new web tool today to make more Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data available and accessible to community members.
The Springfield Arts Commission (SAC) is now accepting applications for 2024 exhibits in Springfield’s City Hall Gallery now through September 1, 2023.
Community members are invited to watch artists at work for the eighth annual UpStream Art mural painting project. Four Oregon artists will be creating colorful murals with water-friendly messages around storm drains in Springfield at the intersection of Yolanda Avenue and 20th Street. The UpStream Art project supports artists and raises awareness of the connection between City streets and local waterways, which happens at the storm drain.
The City of Springfield is accepting applications for a Springfield community member representative to the Lane Regional Air Protection Agency (LRAPA) Board.
Henna tattoos and a craft supply swap are coming up at your Springfield Public Library!
June 19, 2023 was proclaimed Juneteenth Independence Day in Springfield, Oregon. Read on for the full proclamation.
Springfield City Hall, including the Springfield Public Library, will be closed to the public on Monday, June 19 in observation of the Juneteenth holiday. Additionally, Springfield City Hall and Springfield Public Library will be closed from 8 a.m. to approximately 2 p.m., Wednesday, June 21 for an all-staff safety training.
The annual Summer Reading Challenge and more are coming up at your Springfield Public Library.
At the June 5 Council meeting, June 2023 was proclaimed LGBTQ+ Pride Month in Springfield, Oregon.
In celebration of May is National Historic Preservation Month, the City of Springfield invites community members to submit nominations for the 2023 Springfield Heritage Awards. The deadline for nominations has been extended to 5 pm, June 23.
