Springfield Public Library and Springfield History Museum invite you join them for a book signing event for the Springfield A to Z alphabet book. The event will include information about the books’ creation and a signing by many of the local artists.
With more than 20 years in fire and emergency medical service experience, Michael A. Caven has been selected to serve as Eugene Springfield Fire’s next Fire Chief.
The City of Springfield is accepting applications for two positions on its seven-member Planning Commission. All Commission seats are volunteer, at-large positions with no ward restrictions. Applicants may be residents of the city or may reside between the city limits and the city’s urban growth boundary.
We’re seeking dedicated individuals who want to offer their talents, experience, and perspectives to help make a difference in the Springfield community! Community members are needed for a variety of Springfield boards, committees, and commission opportunities.
The Springfield Arts Commission (SAC) is searching for artists to exhibit at City Hall Gallery in 2023. Exhibitions at City Hall Gallery show primarily work created by Oregon artists.
Springfield’s Mill Race is a little-known treasure-trove of nature, recreation, history, and local identity. Have you been there recently? Do you know what it used to be, and why it looks this way now? Check it out online or in person!
Click image to enlarge. The Springfield History Museum’s new Springfield H2Oh! exhibit is now open. Community members are encouraged to “dive in” to this fun, engaging, and informative new offering for all ages. Presented in partnership with the City of Springfield’s Development & Public Works Department, Metropolitan Wastewater Management Commission, and Springfield Utility [...]
This Sunday, July 17, and Monday, July 18, 2022, the World Athletics Championships marathons will take place in parts of Eugene and Springfield which will affect traffic in the area.
Check out our newly decorated street sweeper! While it sweeps through neighborhoods, making Springfield a cleaner City, it cheerfully reminds us to put trash in the garbage bin. That's one way we keep our water sources clean!
Springfield Public Library and Springfield History Museum are thrilled to announce their community art alphabet book, Springfield A to Z, is now available for purchase!
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