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The City of Springfield is updating a series of city codes that guide and regulate the use, design and installation of public and private development improvements to meet the community-driven vision for the future of Springfield.
The City of Springfield is governed by a non-partisan City Council utilizing a council/manager form of government consisting of a nine-member City Council. City Council sets the policy and direction of the city while the city manager oversees the day-to-day operations of the organization.
Departments. The City of Springfield operates under the council-manager form of government, a system that combines the policy leadership of elected officials in the form of a city council, with the managerial expertise of an appointed city manager.
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The City of Springfield offers challenging employment opportunities to people interested in careers in public service at the municipal level. Positions are periodically available and offer qualified applicants a variety of opportunities to develop careers in their areas of interest.
Business Licensing. Generally, any person or company that provides services or sells tangible products in the City of Springfield is required to have a business license. The City Code requires you obtain the license at least two weeks prior to beginning business.
We work with citizens and other departments to plan orderly growth in our community. The City of Springfield is committed to managing growth, to efficiently and effectively using public and private resources, and to achieving a balance between public and private development goals.
Benefits & Perks. Our self-insured group health plan provides coverage with zero-dollar premiums to employees who work at least 30 hours per week. We offer voluntary dental insurance, vision insurance, life insurance, and a cafeteria plan which includes medical and dependent care flexible spending accounts.
More E-Plans Information & How To Register. For Building Development Services (building and public works infrastructure) ePlans projects call 417-864-1059 or 417-864-1500. For Zoning and Subdivision e-plans projects contact Bob Hosmer or call 417-864-1500. Apply.
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