Audit: Springfield fixed most school bus contract flaws
Springfield audit subcommittee hears most bus contract fixes done, but 22 buses still unregistered.
Springfield audit subcommittee hears most bus contract fixes done, but 22 buses still unregistered.
Springfield License Commission redoes two unseconded votes in brief virtual meeting.
Springfield Conservation Board swaps pump for cofferdam on Broadbrook erosion project.
The Springfield Historical Commission voted 5-0 to keep a demolition delay in place on a historic house at 10 Prospect Terrace, blocking the city's plan to raze it for school parking.
Springfield's General Government Subcommittee confirmed two changes to a proposed Youth Commission ordinance ahead of a full council vote expected Monday.
Springfield Finance Committee delays $100,000 housing grant over city clerk's nonprofit role.
Springfield's Finance Committee reviewed a fiscal 2027 budget report showing expenditures outpacing revenue by $84 million, driven largely by a $116.5 million pension payment made July 1.
Springfield City Council voted 12-0 to advance a tougher door-to-door sales ordinance after solar-panel solicitor complaints.
Springfield councilors question city health staff on enforcement of new kratom ban. The City Council's Health and Human Services and Public Health and Safety committees, chaired by Councilor Brian Santanello and Councilor Martin, reviewed Gov.
The Springfield Historic Commission reworked draft new-construction design guidelines and pushed a scheduled hearing on them to October 1.
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