Neighborhood Teams Workshop June 5, 6 pm

 For more information see our earlier post or call 417-942-1446. No commitment. Come and learn.

Reminder: Summer Bash Neighborhood Block Party, Saturday, June 7, 2025 at 10 am

 

Neighborhood Teams Workshop, June 5, 2025, 6 p.m.

 Thursday, June 5th the Neighborhood Advisory Council will be hosting a Neighborhood Teams Workshop at the efactory (405 N Jefferson Ave) in the Cox Health Room at 6pm. Neighbors that are interested in having a regular meeting with city staff to discuss chronic nuisance properties should join the meeting. Presenters will talk about what the program is, the commitment it requires from neighbors and staff to be successful, and the tools available have since the program was last up and running.

If you are interested in helping to represent the Seminole Holland Neighborhood Association in this program, you are encouraged to attend.

For more information, call 417-942-1446.

Art in the Garden on June 1, 2025

 

Notice of Board Meeting, May 26, 2025 at 6 p.m.

 

The Board of the Seminole Holland Neighborhood Association will be at 6 p.m. on Monday, May 26, 2025 at Messiah Lutheran Church, 925 E Seminole St.

The meeting is open to the public. Anyone wishing to observe or address the Board is welcome to attend.

Seminole Holland Neighborhood Block Party

City invites public to help shape the future of Sunshine Street at June 3 Open House

Don't miss your opportunity to be informed and offer input. Learn more here.

Springfield Storm Recovery: How You Can Help Our Neighborhood Rebuild

 

The recent storm has left many of our neighbors facing significant challenges. As our community works together to recover, your local knowledge can make a tremendous difference in how quickly and effectively resources are deployed.

We Need Your Eyes on the Ground

Your familiarity with our neighborhood makes you an invaluable partner in our recovery efforts. City crews are working diligently, but you can help us prioritize the most urgent situations by identifying addresses where:

• Fallen trees still remain on homes or other structures
• Residences remain without power specifically due to tree damage
• Large trees (12" caliper or larger) that remain down or uprooted in yards

How Your Reports Help

By reporting these specific issues, you're helping city teams deploy resources where they're needed most. This targeted approach means faster assistance for those facing the most severe circumstances.

How to Report

Have you spotted storm damage that fits these categories? Direct your neighbors to submit information through the Storm Damage Report Form at www.springfieldmo.gov/storm.

These reports provide our teams with detailed information about:

• The type of damage present
• The urgency of needed assistance
• The specific locations requiring attention

Community-Powered Recovery

Together, we'll find solutions and coordinate volunteer efforts where they'll make the biggest impact. Our city's resilience shines brightest when we work as a team - with your help, Springfield will rebuild stronger than ever.

Share this post with your Springfield neighbors to spread the word about how we can all contribute to our community's recovery.

Seminole Holland - Meador Park Spring Cleanup Day - Saturday, April 12, 2025

 JOIN THE FUN - MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

🌟 SPRING CLEAN-UP DAY! 🌟

Saturday, April 12, 2025 | 8:00 AM - Noon

Location: Meador Park (S Fremont Ave & E Sunset St)

It’s time to refresh our community! Bring the postcard you received in the mail for event entry and help us clean up Seminole Holland and Meador Park neighborhoods. We’ll be accepting:

✅ Limbs & leaves

✅ Unwanted household items

✅ Building materials

✅ Styrofoam, appliances & scrap metal

✅ TVs & Monitors, clean dry flat cardboard & bicycles (recycled at no cost!)

❌ NOT Accepted: Hazardous waste, tires, shredded documents, or grass clippings.

Need help with large item pickup? Call 417-942-1446. 

Want to volunteer? Call 816-289-6485!

This cleanup event for Registered Neighborhood Associations is city funded and coordinated by Community Partnership of the Ozarks. Neighborhoods are required to provide event volunteers to participate in the program. More volunteers are needed to assure our eligibility for future cleanups. Your help is needed.

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