The council delves into the future of the 19th St. rail tracks, discusses the Greenway project's environmental and planning phases, and debates the proposal to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day. Concerns about budget and phased construction for the Greenway are also addressed, alongside a motion for debate on a new ordinance for engineering services.

As the weather in Springfield turns cold, citizens worry about the lack of a plan for the homeless people who are not candidates for our shelters due to issues like drugs, or criminal activities.

Sparks fly when red tape slows down funding for Better Life Better Living for Kidz. Also, get a crash course on HUD and Springfield Housing Authority's impact on our town.

The recent murders in Springfield focus the discussion on gun violence, juvenile detention and challenges with the legal system in Illinois.

Josh Sabo from the Heartland Continuum of Care and several agencies update the Council on how they serve Springfield.

Citizens continue to show disgust over the handling of unhoused citizens, while the council considers funds for an elevator and other expenditures.

City personnel provide an overview of the utility service activities including current state and future plans.

The Springfield City Council hears concerns over police behavior.

Citizens show outrage over a proposed ordinance on homeless camping.