Galloway CID: Frequently Asked Questions

The Galloway Community Improvement District (CID) is a local political subdivision created to support improvements, beautification, infrastructure, safety, marketing, and long-term economic vitality within the district.

The CID serves the designated Galloway District in southeast Springfield, including portions of the historic Galloway area, Sequiota Park, and the Galloway Creek Greenway.

The CID works to support local businesses and community improvements through projects involving beautification, public spaces, safety, infrastructure, marketing, events, and other improvements permitted under the Missouri CID Act.

The district is funded through revenue generated within the CID, including the district's voter-approved sales tax. Funds are used to support eligible district projects and services.

No. The CID does not own or operate the businesses listed in the Local Businesses directory. The directory is provided to help residents and visitors discover businesses and services within the district.

The CID may organize, support, or promote events and community activities within the district. The Events page also highlights events taking place throughout Galloway that may be hosted by local businesses or community organizations.

Local businesses are encouraged to connect with the Galloway CID, participate in district activities, and stay informed about projects, events, and opportunities for collaboration.

You can contact the Galloway CID through the Contact Us page.

Visit the History page for a look at Galloway's development, railroad and quarry history, Sequiota Park, and the community's connection to Springfield.

Visit Our Board to meet the current Galloway CID Board members and learn about their roles.