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The city of Springfield has added several interactive features to its Web site.
The first is a map that allows visitors to view Greene County property information, such as property lines and ownership.
Search by address, property identification number, or property owner name to receive detailed information about a piece of property. This project is the product of a combined effort between the City of Springfield and the Greene County Assessor's Office.
Another new interactive map indicates new and old Springfield and urban service area storm siren locations. Search by address or zoom to desired location.
Citizens can see which member of City Council represents them by entering their home address on a City Council zone map.
All of the features can be found through links at:
www.springfieldmogov.org/maps.
Service requests, where citizens can ask for information or file complaints, can now be submitted online.
www.ci.springfield.mo.us/egov/pio/ citizen_service/index.html.
All of the links above can be found by clicking on E-Gov, the online services on the city of Springfield's home page: www.springfieldmogov.org.
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