JEFF SCHRAG FOR MAYOR
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Springfield has been wonderful to me and my wife Mary Helen. It has been wonderful to our entire family. Springfield is a great place to live, work and play and we all want to ensure that it remains that way. So that 25 or 30 years from now our grandchildren will see abundant opportunity right here in their hometown of Springfield, Missouri.
We ensure a growing, vibrant community for the next generation when we work together and focus our city government around the simple concept of Livability. The key elements of which are: safe streets and neighborhoods, a strong economy and a smart growth approach to the future.
That will be my priority as your next Mayor: Livability.
To keep livability top of mind we lean in on the abundant opportunities in our region: education, health care, outdoor recreation and the solemn pride we feel from being rewarded for hard work which often kindles the entrepreneurial spirit.
As a small businessman and community volunteer, I foresee several obstacles looming that could inhibit Springfield’s economic and workforce growth in the future. To ensure a more livable and thriving Springfield, I want to ensure city government is a partner in innovative problem solving, with a culture that sets high standards for performance and customer service.
As Mayor, I will deliver safe streets and neighborhoods by working with our police and firefighters to protect our homes and community. I am committed to working with neighborhoods, local leaders and industry to ensure the city’s policies and plans for the future are clear, communicated broadly and followed.
Whenever possible we must promote smart positive partnerships; sound business practices; abundant quality jobs; and local control of our assets.
Together, we have to start thinking about Springfield as one part of a metropolitan area instead of a city alone. We are a metro area that shares amenities and the labor pool. The smartest path for sustainable growth is to grow along with those around us.
Livability requires jobs and jobs require people. All people.
Together we can ensure that Springfield, Missouri remains a place where people want to live, entrepreneurs want to invest and companies want to do business and create quality jobs.
I’m Jeff Schrag and I ask for your vote for Mayor on April 8, 2025.
We ensure a growing, vibrant community for the next generation when we work together and focus our city government around the simple concept of Livability. The key elements of which are: safe streets and neighborhoods, a strong economy and a smart growth approach to the future.
That will be my priority as your next Mayor: Livability.
To keep livability top of mind we lean in on the abundant opportunities in our region: education, health care, outdoor recreation and the solemn pride we feel from being rewarded for hard work which often kindles the entrepreneurial spirit.
As a small businessman and community volunteer, I foresee several obstacles looming that could inhibit Springfield’s economic and workforce growth in the future. To ensure a more livable and thriving Springfield, I want to ensure city government is a partner in innovative problem solving, with a culture that sets high standards for performance and customer service.
As Mayor, I will deliver safe streets and neighborhoods by working with our police and firefighters to protect our homes and community. I am committed to working with neighborhoods, local leaders and industry to ensure the city’s policies and plans for the future are clear, communicated broadly and followed.
Whenever possible we must promote smart positive partnerships; sound business practices; abundant quality jobs; and local control of our assets.
Together, we have to start thinking about Springfield as one part of a metropolitan area instead of a city alone. We are a metro area that shares amenities and the labor pool. The smartest path for sustainable growth is to grow along with those around us.
Livability requires jobs and jobs require people. All people.
Together we can ensure that Springfield, Missouri remains a place where people want to live, entrepreneurs want to invest and companies want to do business and create quality jobs.
I’m Jeff Schrag and I ask for your vote for Mayor on April 8, 2025.