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Springfield Today
By the People, for the People
Springfield Township Committeeman Capodice to Seek Reelection
Capodice has served on the township's governing body for nine years, including two terms as mayor during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Published on Mar. 9, 2026
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Chris Capodice, a member of the Springfield Township Committee for nine years, has announced his intention to seek reelection. Capodice served as mayor of Springfield in 2020 and 2023, overseeing the town during the COVID-19 pandemic and a difficult fiscal period.
Why it matters
Capodice's reelection bid comes at a critical time for Springfield, as the town continues to recover from the pandemic and work on various community projects. His experience and leadership during challenging years could be valuable for the township's future.
The details
Capodice highlighted several accomplishments during his time on the Township Committee, including securing flood rights, restoring the library after Tropical Storm Ida, advancing redevelopment projects, and investing in community spaces and public safety. He emphasized the importance of focusing on practical solutions and shared priorities to best serve the town.
- Capodice's current term on the Springfield Township Committee runs through December 2026.
- Capodice served as mayor of Springfield in 2020 and 2023.
The players
Chris Capodice
A member of the Springfield Township Committee for nine years, including two terms as mayor during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Springfield Township Committee
The governing body of Springfield, New Jersey, responsible for making decisions and policies for the township.
What they’re saying
“Public safety has remained a priority as well, with new emergency vehicles and increased staffing for both firefighters and police officers.”
— Chris Capodice, Springfield Township Committeeman
“Springfield is special not because it is perfect, but because it is filled with people who care deeply about their town and about each other. Local government works best when we focus on practical solutions and shared priorities.”
— Chris Capodice, Springfield Township Committeeman
What’s next
Capodice's reelection bid will be decided by voters in the next Springfield Township Committee election, which is scheduled for November 2026.
The takeaway
Capodice's commitment to serving the Springfield community during challenging times and his focus on practical solutions and shared priorities make him a valuable asset for the township's continued progress and recovery.


