Jose Delgado, Springfield City Council

03/10/2026

Please report potholes to 311. DPW will be going around patching them.

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03/03/2026

Councilor Delgado was honored to attend the NABVETS event this weekend honoring our local Black Veterans. Local veterans were recognized for their service to our country including Tuskegee Airmen Brigadier General Charles McGee.

01/27/2026

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The Special Committee on Revenue & Economic Growth is looking for individuals to apply who are interested in serving.

The Committee will focused on identifying new revenue sources and equitable economic development opportunities to propose at the end of 2026.

Application are due February 6, 2026 by 4:00 pm no exceptions.

Thank you for your interest in serving on a City Council Special Committee. These committees strengthen transparency, accountability, and community-driven decision-making. General Information Applicants must not have any outstanding financial balances with the City,OR I agree to pay any outstanding....

01/25/2026

01/05/2026

Today, Councilor Delgado was sworn in for his second term and elected Vice President by his colleagues. It was a historic day as Councilor Tracye Whitfield was elected as the first women of color to serve as City Council President. Congratulations to Council President Whitfield and all the City Councilors sworn in today. Ready to serve the residents of Springfield.

Photo credit to Jeromie Whalen on the swearing-in photo.

01/05/2026

After a much needed family break, we are back to work.
City Council Swearing-in at 10am today.

📢 City Council Organizational Meeting

The City Council will hold its Organizational Meeting on Monday, January 5, 2026, at 10:00 AM.

📍 Location: City Council Chambers, City Hall
36 Court Street, Springfield, MA 01103

11/17/2025

This weekend was the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. It focuses on Victims and their families and advocates to make our communities safer.
In the past year, Hampden County has tragically lost 35 lives due to traffic accidents. Yellow shoes on the steps represented everyone of those individuals. And behind every shoe is an impacted family who will never see their loved one again. We need to slow down as a society and educate pedestrians alike.
The Springfield City Council in the last several years has passed a speed hump ordinance, advocated for increased signalized crosswalks and bike lanes slow down traffic. But much more needs to be done to keep residents safe. Councilor Delgado looks forward to working with his colleagues, Walk Bike Springfield and advocates to improve safety for everyone. One life lost is one too many.

11/05/2025

Thank You!

11/05/2025

THANK YOU SPRINGFIELD! We did it! We ran a campaign about solutions, integrity and transparency. We chose to bring people together, which is sorely needed today more than ever. Thank for for believing in our campaign. Looking forward to working with my colleagues to continue moving our city forward. Can't celebrate too long because there is more work to be done.

11/05/2025

Polls close at 8pm. Please vote DELGADO! There many amazing candidates as well.

11/04/2025

We VOTED!! polls are open until 8pm.