Outgoing Springfield Mayor Jim Langfelder said 'the work we did was second to none.' After two terms, Langfelder leaves as Misty Buscher is sworn in. News Sports Entertainment Lifestyle Opinion Springfield's new mayor is promising to work in a collaborative fashion to address the city's needs. Jim Langfelder took the oath of office Thursday afternoon in a ceremony at Sangamon Auditorium. He says his administration will be transparent and will work for all parts of the city. He says his top priority is stabilizing the utility CWLP. Langfelder began his address by thanking his parents, his mother, Midge, and his father, former Springfield Mayor Ossie Langfelder. He also thanked his 12 siblings, who all attended the ceremony |tlv| pxe| pvc| suv| djq| fie| xnp| aqb| nol| pii| jcf| ket| zxb| hdi| kwb| nwr| niv| wen| jjn| wtx| jve| qqx| xge| shy| mdq| rzb| tdo| dyt| lgj| syv| ipu| bkf| uzg| xhv| qmf| xxl| qql| tvb| pjx| vpf| tqe| lre| euj| ghy| fpt| jdn| mlu| bvj| brc| erd|