City of Springfield, Ohio - Government

City and County leaders shared updates this morning with Leadership Clark County Ohio students on key growth and development initiatives in our region. City Manager Bryan Heck outlined major developments within the City, while Assistant City Manager and Economic Development Director Tom Franzen, along with Clark County Deputy Director of Development J. Alex Dietz, highlighted how collaboration between the City, County and other local/state partners drives growth, investment and job creation.

We're #hiring a new Community Development Administrative Specialist in Springfield, Ohio. Apply today or share this post with your network.

A new career opportunity is open with the City of Springfield! The City of Springfield is accepting applications for the position of Electrical Technician II. The job?requires highly skilled electrical, electronic, and precision instrument maintenance work on wastewater treatment plant facilities and equipment. If you or anyone you know is interested in the position, please visit the link below: https://lnkd.in/gA_vgipx

We’re #hiring for Assistant Finance Director. Know anyone who might be interested?

Exciting Career Opportunity with the City of Springfield! The City of Springfield is currently seeking a dedicated and qualified individual to join our team as the Assistant Finance Director. This is a crucial role in supporting the Finance Director with the management of key financial activities, including accounting, budgeting, payroll and accounts payable. If you or someone you know is interested in contributing to the financial success of our community, we encourage you to apply! For more details and to submit your application, please visit the link below: https://lnkd.in/gYE_AXG3

We're #hiring a new Referee/Magistrate in Springfield, Ohio. Apply today or share this post with your network.

We are thrilled to share that City Manager Bryan Heck was awarded the prestigious "Profile in Courage Award" today at the Ohio City/County Management Association Annual Conference. This recognition honors Bryan's exceptional leadership during Springfield’s challenging 2024, a year marked by national immigration debates that brought both misinformation and personal threats to our community. Mayor Rob Rue had the honor of presenting Bryan with the award, along with a Proclamation declaring February 27, 2025, as "City Manager’s Day." Rob took a moment to express deep gratitude for Bryan's unwavering integrity, ethical decision-making, and commitment to transparency. Most importantly, Bryan’s dedication to engaging all community stakeholders during such a difficult time reflects his true leadership and dedication to Springfield. Please join us in celebrating Bryan’s remarkable contributions to our city! #ForwardTogether #OCMA2025 #LocalGovernment #Leadership

The City of Springfield is committed to keeping our community informed! Finance Director Katie Eviston and Service Director Chris Moore recently presented to Clark County Business Builders, a professional networking group, about Springfield’s upcoming transition to the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) for municipal income tax collection in July 2025. This change will enhance efficiency and improve taxpayer services for residents and businesses. We appreciate the opportunity to collaborate with local leaders in building a stronger Springfield! #SpringfieldOH #ForwardTogether #CommunityEngagement

We appreciated the opportunity to speak with students at?The Ohio State University?about the City of Springfield's response to the increased media scrutiny during the last election season. City Manager Bryan Heck shared insights on how he and his leadership team successfully navigated the crisis by fostering strong internal collaboration and maintaining a focused, strategic approach. His message emphasized the importance of clear communication and teamwork in times of challenge, which allowed the City to stay resilient and serve the community effectively. Bryan also appreciated the opportunity to meet the students, learn about their interests and engage in meaningful dialogue about leadership and public service. We are proud to have a leader like Bryan who not only serves our City but also takes the time to inspire the next generation of leaders.

Springfield Police Division Receives Ohio Collaborative Law Enforcement Accreditation We are excited to share that the Springfield Police Division has achieved the Ohio Collaborative Law Enforcement Accreditation, joining an elite group of agencies that meet the highest state standards for professionalism, accountability, and public service. This new accreditation program, announced by Governor Mike DeWine, recognizes law enforcement agencies that voluntarily exceed state standards in areas like bias-free policing, crisis intervention, and community engagement. Springfield PD’s achievement underscores our commitment to providing top-tier service to our community while maintaining the highest levels of integrity and transparency. This milestone is a testament to the dedication of our officers, the leadership of the division, and the strong support from our community.