Community Focus Report

Missouri State’s public health institute will transition the report from one of reflection to a holistic data-driven approach to action.

A former director of the Springfield-Greene County Park Board speaks with the current public information administrator for the Park Board about the "Recreation, Sports and Leisure" section of the CFR.

The report began in 2004 following a Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce Leadership visit to Kentucky.

Brian Fogle is former president and CEO of the Community Foundation of the Ozarks, and Jim Anderson is former president and CEO of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce.

The report is an effort by various community organizations and volunteers.

The report's red flags and blue ribbons will be developed next year.

Jordan Valley Community Health Center, Community Partnership of the Ozarks, Great Circle and the Springfield Center for Dyslexia and Learning received funding as part of a grant program intended to address “red flags” in the regularly-issued Community Focus Reports covering the Springfield area.

Today's panel discusses the Community Focus Report chapter on community health

In this segment of Making A Difference, our panel looks at the Public Order and Safety Chapter of the Community Focus Report for Springfield and Greene County.