Springfields Vision and Purpose Statement
The City of Springfield exists to provide small town responsiveness and large city quality services to the citizens, businesses, and visitors of Springfield. To that end we hereby announce our intention to provide those services and community oriented problem solving through the maintenance of our own governing autonomy while working cooperatively with our neighboring governments. We recognize that the people we serve are not interruptions to our daily work but are the reason for our existence.
Our goal therefore is to treat all citizens with utmost equality and respect, provide safe housing and businesses, maintain a quality road system, and provide a professional safety services team.
The City of Springfield offers a convenient drop-off location for items that should not be placed in the garbage or recycling. The Public Safety Building accepts old batteries, florescent bulbs and has a RedMed Box for unused/unwanted medications in pill form. See the complete list in the recycling flyer.
Call the Public Safety Office (269) 965-7795 for assistance. Also see a list of Household Hazardous Waste collection dates on Calhoun County's website.
Unwanted items can be accepted Monday thru Thursday 7:00 am to 5:30 pm closed on Fridays.
Our goal therefore is to treat all citizens with utmost equality and respect, provide safe housing and businesses, maintain a quality road system, and provide a professional safety services team.
The City of Springfield offers a convenient drop-off location for items that should not be placed in the garbage or recycling. The Public Safety Building accepts old batteries, florescent bulbs and has a RedMed Box for unused/unwanted medications in pill form. See the complete list in the recycling flyer.
Call the Public Safety Office (269) 965-7795 for assistance. Also see a list of Household Hazardous Waste collection dates on Calhoun County's website.
Unwanted items can be accepted Monday thru Thursday 7:00 am to 5:30 pm closed on Fridays.