Three proposals would define data centers and extend separate administrative delays on land use and utility applications through Feb. 24, 2027.

Governing body asked to take working-class people seriously.

Proposal would link funding, services offered by city and agencies.

Council mulls TIF amendment for multifamily and commercial growth.

Hidden problems push completion to fall 2027, city manager reports.

Councilmember Derek Lee seeks combined effort of city and agencies, while Monica Horton offers cautions in the approach.

Members of the public paint Springfield City Council as unresponsive to the voices of the general community.

Two incumbents signal interest in retaining their seats.

Definition of the term is needed before the city moves forward, spokesperson says.

Report highlights continuing need for low-income housing.

City spokesperson says it will be removed from the agenda at request of applicant.

Of the 474 federally supported housing units in the city, there are only seven vacancies on the current weekly list.

Federal funds to boost recreation, connectivity on greenway trails.

Mayor sought broader study; Brandon Jenson believes committee referral delays council’s responsiveness.

Members of the audience, denied a public hearing, react with angry outbursts in a chaotic scene after the vote.

NSI, A.1 LLC sued the city, arguing that Springfield’s moratorium denies it access to a “short and commercially significant development window” for it to establish operations of a data center.

P&Z recommends Council approval of microefficiency apartment project.

Work to eliminate ditches and make other improvements is slated to begin in 2028.

Proposed Neighborhood Works Plus allocation totaling $5M includes citywide quality of place and tree projects plus others in 21 neighborhoods.