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311 Service Center Request Online 24/7 Phone: 311 or (413)736-3111 TTY: relay to (413)736-3111 M-F 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Collector's Clerk's OfficesCity Hall 36 Court Street Springfield, MA 01103 Collector Room 112City Clerk Room 123 M-F 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Thursday until 6 p.m. What s New In Springfield City of Springfield Phased Reopening Plan 05/21/2020 As part of the City of Springfield’s phased reopening plan, all municipal buildings and facilities will be reopening to the public, by appointment only, along with other restrictions, starting Wednesday, May 27, 2020. Read more Health and Human Services COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Situational and Statisitcal Information 05/16/2020 City of Springfield Health and Human Services 24/7 COVID-19 (Coronavirus) hotline - (413) 750-3250 Read more Mayor Sarno Announces Fiscal Year 2021 Budget Recommendation - No Layoffs and No Cuts to Service - 06/12/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and Chief Administrative and Financial Officer (CAFO) TJ Plante today submitted to the city council for approval an austerity budget for FY21. Due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic and subsequent economic shutdown, the... Read more Mayor Sarno and Community Stakeholders to Hold Roundtable Discussion on Policing and Race 06/12/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno will join with community stakeholders, leaders and advocates for a roundtable discussion on the collective perspectives on policing and race. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, the roundtable discussion will... Read more Mayor Sarno and Police Commissioner Clapprood to Join with Bishop Rozanski for a Prayer Service for Healing 06/12/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and Police Commissioner Cheryl Clapprood will join with Bishop Mitchell T. Rozanski at St. Michael’s Cathedral on Friday, June 12, at 5:00 p.m. for a prayer service for racial healing. Mayor Sarno stated, “I truly... Read more Mayor Sarno and Police Commissioner Clapprood Join YWCA of Western MA for Special Event 06/11/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and Police Commissioner Cheryl Clapprood joined with the YWCA of Western MA for a special event in support of the great work the YWCA does for our community and the great partnership between the YWCA and the City of Springfield... Read more Mayor Sarno and Congressman Neal Announce Local Partnership with Way Finders for $2 Million Mortgage, Rent and Utility Assistance 06/10/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno joined with Congressman Richard E. Neal, Chief Development Officer Tim Sheehan, and President and CEO of Way Finders Peter A. Gagliardi for an announcement of mortgage, rent and utility assistance and relief. The City of... Read more Mayor Sarno Congratulates Bishop Rozanski on his Elevation to Archbishop for the St. Louis Diocese 06/10/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno congratulates Bishop Mitchell T. Rozanski on being named by the Vatican as the new Archbishop of the St. Louis Diocese.Mayor Sarno stated, “Bitter sweet, Springfield and surrounding areas loss and St. Louis’ gain. I’ve had a... Read more Mayor Sarno Signs Onto President Obama’s Pledge to Review Use of Force Policies 06/08/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno has signed on to President Barack Obama’s pledge to review the Springfield Police Department's Use of Force policies. Prior to President Obama’s call for communities to commit to action, Mayor Sarno had directed Police... Read more Mayor Sarno Statement on Planned Peaceful Protest Marches over the Weekend 06/05/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, out of an abundance of caution, will once again work with city, state, federal, and public health and safety officials to be ready for additional peaceful protest marches over the weekend. As we did for Wednesday’s protest,... Read more Mayor Sarno Thanks Senator James T. Welch and Steele Canvas Basket Corp. for Donating Vital PPE’s 06/05/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno continues to give thanks to everyone in our community for stepping up and providing much-needed PPE’s for our police, fire and frontline personnel. State Senator James T. Welch connected the City of Springfield with P.... Read more City of Springfield Raises Pride Flag for LGBTQ Pride Month 06/05/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno joined with City Councilor Attorney Michael A. Fenton to raise the Pride Flag for LGBTQ Pride Month. Mayor Sarno also issued a proclamation declaring the month of June as LGBTQ Pride Month here in our City of Springfield.Ma... Read more Springfield Police Department begins Body-Worn Camera Program 06/05/2020 The Springfield Police Department on Wednesday had its first group of 12 trained officers and supervisors outfitted with Body-Worn Cameras. A formal SPD curriculum was developed for the BWC system and SPD Training Officers will be responsible for... Read more Mayor Sarno Moves to Facilitate and Energize Restaurants / Businesses Bottom Lines and Our Economy 06/05/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and the City’s Licensing Department announced today that pursuant to Governor Baker’s Executive Order, applicable guidance from the Commonwealth and input from various municipal departments, the City of Springfield has issued... Read more Mayor Sarno Thanks Mikes Beauty Supply for Donating Much Needed Infrared Thermometers 06/05/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno continues to give thanks to everyone in our greater Springfield community for stepping up and providing much-needed PPE’s for our police, fire and frontline personnel. Michael Kang, Sr. of Mikes Beauty Supply has once again... Read more Seven Hour Protest in Springfield Ends with Zero Arrests 06/04/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno stated, “The message from these peaceful protestors came across loud and clear to honor George Floyd and his legacy of change. We made sure to protect our peaceful protestors, our residents, businesses and police officers from... Read more Mayor Sarno and Police Commissioner Clapprood Remember Officer Kevin Ambrose 06/03/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and Police Commissioner Cheryl Clapprood will honor and remember the memory and sacrifice of Springfield Police Officer Kevin Ambrose. Thursday, June 4, 2020 will mark the eighth anniversary of Officer Ambrose’s passing. “W... Read more City of Springfield, Springfield Public Schools and Sodexo Celebrated One Millionth Meal Provided in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic 06/03/2020 Mayor Domenic Sarno, Superintendent Daniel Warwick, and Sodexo, the Springfield Public Schools food service provider, marked the serving of the 1,000,000th meal provided to Springfield and area students in response the COVID-19 related-school closure... Read more Mayor Sarno, Congressman Neal Police Commissioner Clapprood Joined with Religious Faith Leaders and Members of Our Community for Prayer Vigil 06/02/2020 Today, Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, Congressman Richard E. Neal, Police Commissioner Cheryl Clapprood, and other elected officials joined with religious and faith leaders as well as members of our community for a prayer vigil for healing and hope in the... Read more Mayor Sarno Observed 9th Anniversary of June 1 Tornado Today with a Moment of Silence and Bell Tolling 06/01/2020 Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, joined by Fire Commissioner BJ Calvi and City Solicitor Ed Pikula, today observed the 9th anniversary of the June 1, 2011 tornado with a moment of silence and reflection on the front steps of City Hall as the bell in the Old... Read more More News Favorites Expanded Tax Payment Lookups - now including Trash Fee, Motor Vehicle Excise, and property taxes back to2004.Real Estate property cards-parcel descriptions, photos and values.Public Records - find records available on the City of Springfield website, and learn how to request additional records.CDBG-Disaster Recovery - Get information on Community Development Block Grant Disaster Relief funds (CDBG-DR).Casino Information- Documents, news and information about the casino project.Public Meetings - Schedule, agendas and meeting notes for the City Council, Boards and Commissions.Single Stream Recycling Program- FAQ, Dos and Don'ts. Important Information About Open Meetings In the State of Massachusetts, M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B states all governmental bodies must have meetings that are open to the public and readily available to anyone who wishes toattend. The City of Springfield provides access to meetings online in a variety of ways. More info

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