From what I can work out (we still know people in Springfield, mostly what I'd describe as Chamber of Commerce Republicans), the strain on health and education services is real. But what do you expect in a city that has been losing people for DECADES and only just turned it around?

This is the real problem that politicians could focus in, but it's not headline grabbing enough. Also, solutions would likely involve increases in government spending.

If anything they have some mild growing pains but that’s hardly a bad thing