City of Springfield Phased Reopening Plan
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.
Health and Human Services COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Situational and Statisitcal Information
City of Springfield Health and Human Services 24/7 COVID-19 (Coronavirus) hotline - (413) 750-3250
Mayor Sarno Joined with LaTonia Monroe Naylor, Member of the School Committee, Alongside Parent Villages for a Rally Cry for Springfield to #ShowUp to Protect Our Children
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno today joined with School Committeewoman LaTonia Monroe Naylor on the steps of City Hall for a Rally Cry for the youth of Springfield alongside Parent Villages, Inc., other elected officials, community leaders, leaders of the...
Mayor Sarno Offers Message of Unity
As I have stated on a number of occasions “the diversity of our city is one of our greatest strengths”. During these historic and troubling times in our country and our city, it is imperative that we all work together to make our city a better place...
City Hall and all Municipal Buildings Closed Friday to Observe 4th of July Holiday
Please be advised that Springfield City Hall and all municipal buildings will be closed on Friday, July 3, 2020 to observe the 4th of July holiday.
City of Springfield and Springfield Museums in Partnership with the Springfield Cultural Partnership Received $100,000 in Our Town Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno joined with President of the Springfield Museums Kay Simpson, Executive Director for the Springfield Cultural Partnership Karen Finn and Executive Director of PBRM Patrick Sullivan for an announcement as the National Endowment...
Mayor Sarno to Reallocate Police Funds and Matching Funds towards Proactive Street Outreach Workers Program and Cultural Sensitivity/Mental Health Training Programs to Health Department in Support of the New Office of Racial Equity
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno today announced that he would reallocate funding from the Police Department and match that dollar amount to fund the city’s new Street Outreach Workers Program and Cultural Sensitivity/Mental Health Training Programs for the...
Mayor Sarno, Congressman Neal and State Representative Puppolo Thank the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Boston for Donating Vital PPE’s
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.
Congressman Richard E. Neal and State Representative Angelo J. Puppolo, Jr....
Mayor Sarno, Again, Calls for Passage of Bail and Dangerousness Legislation
Since March 17th, Springfield Police Officers have made 44 arrests (43 individuals) involving illegal firearms charges. During this time, 42 illegal firearms have been recovered and of those 15 were large capacity and/or AR-15 style firearms.
Of...
Mayor Sarno Joined Congressman Neal Today at Union Station in Support of the Moving Forward Act
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno today joined with Congressman Richard E. Neal at Union Station in support of the Moving Forward Act. This important piece of legislation would help to rebuild our nation’s infrastructure through a $1.5 trillion investment...
Mayor Sarno and the Brethren Community Foundation Celebrate Juneteenth
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno joined with Robert “Cee” Jackson, a representative of the Brethren Community Foundation and Civilian Community Police Hearing Board member, Eddie Anderson of the Masonic Lodge, and State Representative Bud Williams to bring...
Mayor Sarno Issues Happy Father’s Day Wishes
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno states, “Happy Father’s Day and thank you dads for your love, nurturing and patience too!”
City of Springfield Announces $500,000 in Third Round of Prime the Pump Grant Program
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and Chief Development Officer Tim Sheehan today announced the release of $500,000 for a Third Round of the Prime the Pump Grant Program, to assist local small businesses in response to the economic crisis spurred from emergency...
Central High School Graduate to Become New Treasurer/Collector
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and Chief Administrative and Financial Officer (CAFO) TJ Plante have announced that under the Acts of 2008 Chapter 468, Christopher Caputo of Springfield has been appointed as the City of Springfield’s new...
Mayor Sarno Announced Major Action Steps to Address and Better Race Relations in Our City
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno today announced major action steps to address and better race relations in our City.
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno stated, “As I continue my inter-department listening meetings with my black Cabinet/Department Heads, as well as...
Mayor Sarno Thanks Mike Kang, Owner of Mike’s Beauty for Generous Donation
Mayor Domenic J. Sarno once again thanks Mike Kang and Mike’s Beauty for donating numerous PPE’s to those in need throughout our community. Today, Michael donated a box full of hand sanitizer to the City of Springfield.
Mayor Sarno stated, “Thank...
Mayor Sarno Voices Support for Supreme Court’s Civil Rights Decisions Protecting Gay and Transgender Workers
“As a member of Mayor’s Against LGBTQ Discrimination, I am heartened and pleased by our United States Supreme Court decisions that protect the civil rights of gay and transgender workers,” Mayor Sarno stated after the opinions were delivered today.
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Mayor Sarno Announces Fiscal Year 2021 Budget Recommendation - No Layoffs and No Cuts to Service -
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...
