Springfield Patriot Times

03/06/2021

The Springfield Township Committee meetings will resume in-person on Tuesday. Check below for information on how to participate in-person, watch online or via cable TV and call in by phone with public comment.

Please click below for a copy of the Agenda for the Township of Springfield’s Township Committee Meeting. AGENDA Please click below for instructions on how to access the meeting. MEETING INFORMATION  

10/29/2020

Please avoid Caldwell Place near Morris Avenue while crews replace a utility pole. https://www.springfieldpatriot.com/news/2020/10/28/utility-pole-down-caldwell-place

01/29/2019

Cold weather tips from Jersey Central Power and Light...

FirstEnergy Utilities (JCP&L)  Offer Tips to Stay Safe and Save Energy During Extreme Cold : As frigid weather impacts the region, FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) utilities remind customers of steps they can take to stay safe and better manage energy bills that may climb as a result of the cold weathe...

12/16/2018

Springfield Fire Dept. marine rescue

Late in the day on Saturday, December 15th, according to witnesses, a 130-pound buck became startled in Echo Lake Park and ran across the street and into the lake. It became stuck in between some ice.   The Mountainside Fire Department requested assistance from the Springfield Fire Department.  ....

05/16/2018

Read all about it! The May issue of the Patriot Times is being delivered to your (paper) mailbox and always online.

05/16/2018

A public service message from the Springfield Police Dept.

04/25/2018

Springfield promotes Lt. Raguse, Sgt. Knudsen, highlights Preeclampsia Awareness and encourages Clean Communities at April 24 meeting

Highlights from the April 24 Township Committee Meeting The April 24, 2018 Township Committee meeting was held in the packed Faigenbaum Committee Room, with overflow crowds filling the second floor of town hall. With friends and family, past and present Springfield police officers and residents of ....

04/13/2018

Interested in Springfield but don't get the paper copy of the Patriot Times? You can read it online

04/11/2018

Congratulations to Police Captain William Cieri and the Springfield Police Dept.

On April 10, 2018, William Cieri was sworn in as Captain with the Springfield Police Department, after the Township Committee unanimously voted to promote him from Lieutenant. Mayor Richard Huber administered the oath of office to Captain Cieri who was surrounded by his wife, son and daughter, while...