City of Springfield Public Works

Campbell Ave., which has been closed downtown for the project, will reopen soon, but Boonville Ave. will close for several months.

In this segment of "Sense of Community: Climate Change in the Ozarks" you'll hear how things like roads, sidewalks and utility infrastructure are being impacted by flooding and stronger storms.

As Springfield faces recovery from two major storms so far this year, officials put out a call for volunteers and announced a citywide cleanup day later this month.

A winter storm is expected to dump at least 10 inches of snow Tuesday through Wednesday.

Certain streets are scheduled for repaving starting this fall and continuing next spring.

The goal of the work is to remove road and sidewalk hazards.

Colten Harris, Springfield Public Works superintendent of streets, discusses how the city prepares for winter weather.

The work is funded through the 1/4-cent Capital Improvement Sales Tax.

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Hazelwood Cemetery on W. Seminole in Springfield is nearly a century and a half old. The largest municipal cemetery in the state, it encompasses more than…