City Surveyor Program

Development & Public Works

Springfield City Surveyors timeline featuring five surveyors from 1959 to present, showcasing their legacy and contributions.

General Resources – Property Owners and Residents

Common survey, mapping, property, application, and contact resources for Springfield property owners and residents. Professional surveyors, engineers, developers, and consultants can continue to the Survey Development or Survey Capital pages below.

Professional survey resources

Technical material is divided by how the Survey Program supports the City: development review and capital/geomatics/right-of-way work.

Maps & data

Related Resources

Additional City and outside resources that may be useful for development, land use, surveying, and property research.

City of Springfield resources

  • Engineering Development
    Engineering information and resources through the Springfield Development Center.
  • Planning
    Planning, land use, and development information through the Springfield Development Center.

External survey resources

About the City Surveyor

E. E. Kepner, in derby hat, City Engineer & Surveyor, circa 1911, Main Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets.

Surveying Springfield — past and present

The City Surveyor preserves the City’s survey record, supports public infrastructure and development, and maintains technical resources used to define and improve Springfield’s public realm.

Explore the Surveyors of Springfield history project

Learn what City field surveyors are doing

Contact the Survey Program