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Springfield’s Bond Measure Street Improvement Projects Completed Three Years Ahead of Schedule
Springfield’s street repair efforts funded by general obligation (GO) Bond Measure 20-296 have been completed three years ahead of schedule. ... -
Legislative Update: February 13, 2023
We’re monitoring Oregon’s 2023 legislative session for issues of impact and interest to our members. Here’s the latest update from ... -
SB127: Chamber testifies to increase the Corporate Activities Tax (CAT) exemption threshold for small businesses
ABOUT SB 127 SB 127 is a Senate bill that will increase the exemption in the Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) for ... -
City Facilities on a Delayed Start
Springfield City Hall and Springfield Municipal Court will delay opening until 10 am, today, February 14 due to snowy road ... -
New Member Profile: ShelterCare
ShelterCare provides a range of housing programs and services to individuals and families who are experiencing, or on the verge ... -
Springfield Public Library Will Host Free Teen Winter Carnival
After Hours at City Hall Spend an hour having fun at the Springfield Public Library with carnival games! The Teen ... -
Springfield City Councilor Leonard Stoehr Moving from Springfield; Steps Down from Council Seat
At the Monday, January 23 City Council Work Session, Ward 4 Councilor Leonard Stoehr announced his resignation on the Springfield ... -
New Member Profile: Heritage Bank
*Photo by Headshots Eugene, provided courtesy of Heritage Bank Heritage Bank opened a new office in the area, and to ... -
Applicants Sought for Springfield Boards, Committees, and Commissions
The City of Springfield is seeking dedicated individuals who want to offer their talents, experience, and perspectives to help make ... -
LDS Church to sponsor free gardening classes
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Springfield is sponsoring free gardening classes January through March at several ...
