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Cora Scott is leaving her job as Springfield's spokesperson after 14 years
The Daily Springfield team
Cora Scott, the city's director of public information and civic engagement, is out. She confirmed it Saturday night. "I can confirm that I am transitioning from my role as Director of Public Information & Civic Engagement," she said. Asked whether the decision was hers, Scott answered, "Sorry. I can't comment further at this time."
14 yearsas the city's director of public information and civic engagement
Scott has led Springfield's communications team for nearly 15 years.
Sources: OzarksFirst.com, ky3.com
Former Mayor Ken McClure defended her, calling her departure "a major loss for the City of Springfield." Mayor Jeff Schrag declined to comment. KY3 says Scott hopes to bring transparency, kindness, and clarity to wherever she goes next.
- Scott organized the Birthplace of Route 66 Festival
- She chaired the Missouri Route 66 Centennial Commission
- City Manager David Cameron has been asked to respond
Three people have answered so far about Scott's exit
| Who | Response |
|---|---|
| Cora Scott | Confirmed she is transitioning; no further comment |
| Mayor Jeff Schrag | Declined to comment |
| Ken McClure | Called it a major loss for the city |
Source: OzarksFirst.com
Sources: OzarksFirst.com, ky3.com