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Commissioner Connect Is September 15!Join Assistant Mayor Tracey Tackett and Commissioner Andy Rigsbee for an open conve...
08/31/2026

Commissioner Connect Is September 15!

Join Assistant Mayor Tracey Tackett and Commissioner Andy Rigsbee for an open conversation to ask questions, share your concerns, get answers and help build a stronger Springfield.

EVENT DETAILS:
Date: Tuesday, September 15
Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: Clark County Public Library, Southgate Branch (1863 S Limestone St.)

Did You Know? Public works professionals from communities across our region regularly come together to share knowledge a...
08/31/2026

Did You Know? Public works professionals from communities across our region regularly come together to share knowledge and best practices that help strengthen the services they provide.

Recently, the City of Springfield partnered with the APWA Southwest Branch to host a Lunch & Learn focused on tree care. Representatives from several surrounding communities joined us for an afternoon of education, networking and discussion about tree care best practices.

A special thank you to City team members James Willis, Dave Neff, Curtis Freeze and Amber Norton for organizing and hosting this informative event!

It’s just one of the ways our employees continue learning, collaborating and bringing valuable knowledge back to the work they do for our community every day.

A great day for Springfield!Mayor Rue and Commissioners Tracey Tackett, Larry Ricketts and Andy Rigsbee, along with memb...
08/28/2026

A great day for Springfield!

Mayor Rue and Commissioners Tracey Tackett, Larry Ricketts and Andy Rigsbee, along with members of the Clark County Commission, welcomed Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jim Tressel to the National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence for the Heart of Opportunity Tour.

The conversation focused on Ohio’s continued success and the opportunities ahead in workforce development, innovation and economic growth, both across the state and right here in Springfield.

It was especially fitting to host the discussion at NAAMCE, where the future of advanced air mobility is taking shape and companies like Electra are bringing new investment and jobs to our community.

Forward Together Friday: South Limestone Corridor ImprovementsConstruction on South Limestone Street is well underway, a...
08/28/2026

Forward Together Friday: South Limestone Corridor Improvements

Construction on South Limestone Street is well underway, and improvements can already be seen. This project is improving several aspects of South Limestone including traffic, street lights and how close the sidewalks are to the road. The sidewalks will be pushed further back, allowing for better pedestrian safety and extra green space.

For more information on the South Limestone project, check out the latest episode of "At Your Service" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_iimYLEwco&list=PLgMuFaWBmSmgyBY53-o-1PgZeO2HdLpRo

Today, Mayor Rob Rue and the City Commission welcomed ALDI to its new location at 51 Fourth Street with a ribbon-cutting...
08/27/2026

Today, Mayor Rob Rue and the City Commission welcomed ALDI to its new location at 51 Fourth Street with a ribbon-cutting celebration!

The new 20,000-square-foot store is ALDI’s second location in Springfield and Clark County and represents a significant, long-term investment in our community, providing residents with convenient access to fresh, affordable groceries.

To celebrate the grand opening, the first 200 customers received a free goody bag!

Thank you to ALDI for your continued investment in Springfield and commitment to serving our community.

Today, Mayor Rob Rue, Assistant Mayor Tracey Tackett and Commissioners Andy Rigsbee and Larry Ricketts attended the grou...
08/26/2026

Today, Mayor Rob Rue, Assistant Mayor Tracey Tackett and Commissioners Andy Rigsbee and Larry Ricketts attended the groundbreaking of the Neighborhood Housing Project's next affordable housing development!

The groundbreaking took place at the 600 block of West Euclid Avenue. The site will have five affordable homes on 1,270 square-foot lots with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a garage.

This marks a significant milestone in the City of Springfield and Neighborhood Housing Project's shared commitment to revitalizing the Engaged Neighborhood Plan and expanding access to quality housing.

We’re committed to keeping you informed about your local government. Here are the top three highlights from last night's...
08/26/2026

We’re committed to keeping you informed about your local government. Here are the top three highlights from last night's Commission Meeting:

1. Proposed Changes to Water and Sewer Rates
Commission heard the first reading of legislation that would amend the City’s water and sewer service charge rates, along with rates for bulk water purchases and septage discharge fees.

2. More Than $522,000 in State Infrastructure Funding
Commission authorized the City to apply for and accept up to $522,368 from the Ohio Public Works Commission to support planned infrastructure improvements in Springfield.

3. Federal Funding for Airport Improvements
Commission authorized the City to accept up to $149,694 in Federal Aviation Administration funding through the Airport Improvement Program, with up to $7,879 in local matching funds. The grant will support improvements at the Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport and continued investment in this important community asset.

The Springfield Police Division fall CPA starts on September 17!Register TODAY to get the chance to learn about traffic ...
08/25/2026

The Springfield Police Division fall CPA starts on September 17!

Register TODAY to get the chance to learn about traffic enforcement, SWAT operations, crime scene investigation and take part in interactive lessons with Springfield Police Officers at the MILO range.

Scan the QR code OR click the link below to register:
https://springfieldohio.gov/citizens-police-academy/?fbclid=IwY2xjawT6wEJwZG9mAWV4dG4DYWVtAjEwAGJyaWQRMUZURExDVDFoWlJ6YUtsQzBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEe5_7ZAQO9YraFer5QHhgKnP9KzWdKp6R6PJmU_E5oXtRYzFgwIGMHEbZTq1Q_aem_8reLabUXs5Ub1kPXoglcGA

Save the Date!Community Clean Up Day returns on Saturday, October 10 from 8 AM—11 AM! This free event allows City of Spr...
08/24/2026

Save the Date!
Community Clean Up Day returns on Saturday, October 10 from 8 AM—11 AM! This free event allows City of Springfield residents to dispose of all unwanted household items like:

- Yard Debris
- Furniture
- Electronics
- Clothing
- Tires
- General trash

Volunteers Needed!
If you are interested in volunteering, please scan the QR code OR visit https://forms.gle/PAGHvmqdZ62R1Zcr6. A member of the Community Development team, Madison Jones, will follow up with you once your information is received.

There are a variety of volunteer roles available, including:

- Traffic direction
- Surveys
- Check-in
- Food distribution
- Unloading

If there is a role you are unable to perform, please note that assignments on the day of the event will be based on current needs and available roles. Snacks and drinks will be provided for volunteers.

Must show proof of residency.

Did You Know? After the strong storms Springfield experienced 2 weeks ago, the City of Springfield Forestry Division has...
08/24/2026

Did You Know? After the strong storms Springfield experienced 2 weeks ago, the City of Springfield Forestry Division has responded to over twenty calls for tree clean-up.

The Forestry Division maintains and cleans up City-owned trees and downed trees that are blocking City roads and sidewalks. Thank you to our Service Department and Forestry Division for cleaning up after the storms and keeping Springfield safe and beautiful.

For homeowners dealing with storm damage, you can:

1. Contact your insurance company if the damage is significant. Depending on the situation, it may take some time for the insurance company to arrange clean-up or repairs.

2. Clean it up on your own and take the debris to C&S Tree Service (2551 Dayton Springfield Rd). It is free to dispose of storm debris with a City of Springfield or Clark County address.

3. Hire a local tree or landscape company to handle the clean-up and removal for you.

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