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By late fall 2025, the City of Springfield Environmental Services hopes to generate revenue by recovering and selling biogas produced by the landfill and a wastewater treatment plant.
Cities around the country are encouraging residents to recycle their seasonal pumpkins and some are holding events to make the process fun for everyone.
The program is currently capped at 1,000 participants to help with data collection and feedback prior to expansion.
The new Farming Internship will start again in March 2023 and continue through September. Four interns will enroll each month.
Posted By: Hewson Beattie June 22, 2021 @ 7:26 pm Local News, News City Utilities of Springfield customers receiving sewer services can see an increase starting July 1st. The increase is part of a plan to improve the city’s sewer system and remain in compliance with federal Clean Water Act regulations. Customers will notice the increase on their monthly bill beginning in August. You can read more with a press release below… Customers on City sewer service will see a planned rate increase beginning July 1, in order...