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Potential $80,000 Identified To Assist With Laundry Services For Low-Income Families

The council discusses rising utility fees to the upcoming St. Patrick's Day parade, making the 1987 federal consent decree that guides Springfield government public, and the push to serve families living in poverty with laundry services. Stay engaged and catch our next highlight reel for more updates from the council!
March 11th, 2025 •
Highlights by Theresa Grimaldi Olsen
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Springfield's Nehemiah Homes Project Sparks Debate
The council discusses a $500,000 ordinance for infrastructure improvements in the Far East TIF District, focusing on the Nehemiah Homes Redevelopment Project. Concerns about community involvement and neighborhood opposition to a veterans resource center are raised, highlighting the challenges of balancing development and local support.
February 11th, 2025 • By Theresa Grimaldi Olsen
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Littleton Appoints New Council Member, Tackles Homelessness
The council appoints Joel Zink to fill a vacancy and discusses a new homelessness action plan, emphasizing regional collaboration and evidence-based decision-making. Concerns about gentrification and housing policies are also addressed.
January 21st, 2025 • By jeff schneider
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Springfield's Financial Health and a Call for Mental Health Support
The council reviews a spotless financial audit, discusses the city's fiscal health, and addresses concerns about safeguarding vital records. A heartfelt plea from a resident highlights the urgent need for better mental health support, prompting council members to acknowledge the crisis and call for improved systems.
December 17th, 2024 • By jeff schneider
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Durham City Council Faces Tough Questions on Housing and Police Funding
The council honors Sam Cooke's legacy, discusses the impact of Senate Bill 382 on local governance, and addresses concerns about displacement and housing amid city improvements. Public comments highlight the tension between infrastructure investments and community needs, while the council certifies the bond referendum and appoints a new City Manager, emphasizing transparency and collaboration in leadership decisions.
December 16th, 2024 • By Alex Rosen
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