CELEBRATE AMERICA'S 250TH ANNIVERSARY ACROSS SPRINGDALE!

Looking for something fun to do this summer? Join us as Springdale celebrates America's 250th anniversary with a full lineup of events for all ages! From story times and parades to Black Hawk helicopters, concerts, fireworks, classic cars, and community celebrations, there's something for everyone. Check out the schedule below and start planning your America 250 summer in Springdale!

June 18 | 11:00 AM
America 250 Elementary Storytime
Springdale Public Library
Children in grades K–5 are invited to enjoy stories, a themed craft, and a commemorative photo as we celebrate America's 250th anniversary.

June 24 | 7:00–10:00 AM
Rodeo of the Ozarks Pancake Breakfast
Springdale American Legion Building
Start Rodeo Week with a hearty breakfast and support the American Legion Post 139!

June 24 | 10:00 AM
Rodeo of the Ozarks Parade
Emma Avenue | Starting at Parsons Stadium
A Springdale tradition featuring floats, marching bands, rodeo royalty, horses, and hometown pride as the parade travels through Downtown Springdale.

All Summer | America 250 Community Flag Mural
Downtown Springdale | Emma Avenue
Visit a special 8' x 10' American flag mosaic created entirely from photos submitted by members of our community.

July 1 | 10:00 AM
Time Capsule Locking Ceremony
Springdale City Hall Lobby
Help celebrate Springdale's past, present, and future as we seal a time capsule to be opened on July 4, 2076.

July 2 | 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
Stars, Stripes & Steel: Touch-a-Truck/Aircraft
Springdale Municipal Airport
Get up close with two Arkansas Army National Guard Black Hawk helicopters, emergency response vehicles, heavy equipment, and specialty trucks from local, county, and state agencies. Meet the crews, explore the vehicles, enjoy food vendors and Kona Ice, and experience this free hands-on event for all ages.

July 3 | 6:00–10:00 PM
Fourth of July Eve Concert featuring Dial Up
Luther George Park
Enjoy live music, food vendors, games, contests, and a fireworks show as we kick off Independence Day weekend.

July 3 & 4 | Postgame
4th at The Field Fireworks Spectacular
Arvest Ballpark
Celebrate with baseball and one of the largest fireworks displays in Northwest Arkansas.

July 11 | 7:00–11:00 AM
Patriotic Pancake Breakfast & Bingo Extravaganza
Springdale Senior Center
Enjoy breakfast with friends and family, then stick around for bingo beginning at 9:30 AM.

July 11 | 10:00 AM–3:00 PM
Helos, Wings & Wheels
Springdale Municipal Airport
A one-of-a-kind family-friendly celebration featuring aviation, classic cars, helicopter rides, aircraft displays, emergency response vehicles, food vendors, and family activities.

July 11 | 3:00–8:00 PM
Ozarks 250 Block Party
Shiloh Museum Grounds
Enjoy live music, food trucks, historic demonstrations, exhibits, activities, and more as we celebrate the Ozarks' role in America's story.


Mark your calendars and grab your family and friends to be part of a summer filled with community, patriotism, and fun for all ages!

about 20 hours ago, Mallory Howerton
A cover image introducing Springdale's America 250 event series. A large American flag waves across the entire background. The City of Springdale logo and Downtown Springdale logo appear near the top. Large decorative text reads "Celebrating America 250." Below, bold white lettering reads "Events Coming Up in Springdale." In the lower right corner, small text instructs viewers to swipe to read additional event information. The design serves as an introductory slide for a series of community events honoring the 250th anniversary of the United States.
A patriotic calendar graphic listing community events associated with Springdale's America 250 celebration. The background consists of a faded American flag in soft red, white, and blue tones. Event dates are displayed inside blue oval shapes along the left side. The calendar includes: June 18, 11:00 a.m. — America 250 Elementary Storytime at Springdale Public Library June 24, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. — Rodeo of the Ozarks Pancake Breakfast at Springdale American Legion Building June 24, 10:00 a.m. — Annual Rodeo of the Ozarks Parade beginning near Parsons Stadium July 1, 10:00 a.m. — Time Capsule Locking Ceremony at City Hall Lobby July 2, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. — Stars, Stripes, and Steel Touch-a-Truck at Springdale Municipal Airport July 3, 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. — Fourth of July Celebration featuring Dial Up Band at Luther George Park July 3 and July 4 — Arvest Ballpark Fireworks Spectacular July 11, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. — Patriotic Pancake Breakfast at Springdale Senior Center July 11, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. — Helos, Wings and Wheels at Springdale Municipal Airport July 11, 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. — Ozarks 250 Block Party at Shiloh Museum The graphic serves as a master schedule for all America 250 activities taking place throughout Springdale.
A citywide event map titled “America 250: Celebrate Across Springdale.” The upper portion contains a street map of Springdale marked with numbered location pins corresponding to celebration events across the city. Below the map, a detailed schedule provides dates, times, and addresses for ten separate America 250 activities occurring throughout June and July 2026. The events include: America 250 Elementary Storytime Rodeo of the Ozarks Pancake Breakfast Rodeo Parade Time Capsule Locking Ceremony Stars, Stripes, & Steel Dial Up Concert Arvest Ballpark Fireworks Spectacular Patriotic Pancake Breakfast Helos, Wings and Wheels Ozarks 250 Block Party Downtown Springdale and City of Springdale logos appear at the bottom of the graphic. The map visually demonstrates how America 250 celebrations are taking place throughout the community.
A commemorative event flyer inviting the public to Springdale's America 250 Time Capsule Locking Ceremony. The upper portion of the graphic features a dark blue background with the City of Springdale logo and America 250 logo. Curved white text reads “You're Invited,” leading into large vintage-style red lettering that reads “Time Capsule.” White text below reads “Locking Ceremony.” The center section uses a softly faded American flag background. On the left side, a decorative blue plaque announces that the time capsule will be opened on July 4, 2076. On the right, a message explains that the City of Springdale is commemorating 250 years of freedom and independence by creating a time capsule that will be opened on America's 300th birthday. The text emphasizes creating a lasting legacy for future generations. Event information: Springdale City Hall Lobby 201 Spring Street Wednesday, July 1, 2026 10:00 a.m. The graphic uses patriotic red, white, and blue colors to create a formal and reflective tone.
A patriotic event poster promoting Springdale's America 250 celebration. The design features a dark navy-blue background accented with red and white decorative typography. The City of Springdale logo appears in the upper left corner, while the America 250 logo appears in the upper right. Large western-style lettering reads “America 250” above the event title, “Stars, Stripes, & Steel.” A white banner outlined in red contains the words “Touch-a-Truck/Aircraft.” The lower half of the poster is dominated by a large photograph of an Arkansas Army National Guard Black Hawk helicopter flying low over an open grassy field. Soldiers can be seen near the aircraft, and a faded American flag overlay blends into the image, reinforcing the patriotic theme. A prominent white information panel announces that the event will feature two Arkansas Army National Guard Black Hawk helicopters and invites visitors to meet the crews and view trucks and aircraft up close. Event details include: Springdale Municipal Airport 802 Airport Avenue Thursday, July 2, 2026 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Free admission Food vendors and Kona Ice available on site The overall design celebrates military aviation, community engagement, and America's 250th anniversary.
A community concert poster promoting Springdale's Fourth of July Eve Celebration. The background features large fireworks bursting across a night sky. Logos for Downtown Springdale and Springdale Parks and Recreation appear at the top. Large red, white, and blue lettering announces the “Fourth of July Eve Concert at Luther George Park.” The featured entertainment is Dial Up, described as a 90s party band. Event details: July 3 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Concert begins at 7:00 p.m. Additional attractions include: Local food vendors Live music Vendor market Biergarten Hot dog eating contest Pepper eating contest Fireworks show The bottom of the graphic states that admission is free. The overall design conveys an energetic patriotic celebration centered around music, food, and fireworks.
A promotional graphic for the Northwest Arkansas Naturals baseball team's America 250 fireworks celebration. The image features colorful fireworks exploding over a nighttime baseball stadium filled with spectators. Bright pink, green, yellow, and red fireworks illuminate the dark sky. The Northwest Arkansas Naturals logo and Arvest Ballpark logo appear prominently near the top. Text announces: “Catch Back-to-Back Fireworks Shows on Friday, July 3 and Saturday, July 4.” Additional text notes that the event celebrates America's 250th anniversary. The matchup featured is: Northwest Arkansas Naturals versus Corpus Christi Hooks Both games begin at 7:05 p.m. The graphic emphasizes family entertainment, baseball, and patriotic fireworks.
A festive red, white, and blue event poster advertising the Patriotic Pancake Breakfast and Bingo Extravaganza. The design features patriotic bunting, fireworks illustrations, and a breakfast plate loaded with pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, fruit, coffee, and orange juice. Text states the event is co-hosted by: American Legion Beely-Johnson Post 139 Springdale Senior Center Event details: Saturday, July 11, 2026 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Springdale Senior Center 823 East Emma Avenue Suggested donations: $5 per person $15 per family Breakfast menu includes: Pancakes Waffles Biscuits and gravy Scrambled eggs Bacon Sausage Coffee Juice Water Gluten-free pancakes available upon request A brightly colored bingo sign announces: Bingo begins at 9:30 a.m. Additional $5 participation fee The overall design creates a welcoming, family-oriented community atmosphere.
A vintage-inspired patriotic poster advertising “Helos, Wings and Wheels in Springdale.” The centerpiece is a detailed illustration of a military Black Hawk helicopter hovering above a bright red classic American muscle car. A vintage airplane appears behind the car, creating a transportation-themed composition celebrating aviation and automotive history. The artwork uses weathered textures and retro Americana styling in red, white, blue, and tan tones. Text highlights: Celebrating America's 250th Anniversary Car show benefiting the Show-Drive-Give Scholarship Participant information: Registration opens at 9:00 a.m. $20 entry fee Rain or shine Top 30 Awards People's Choice Award Sponsors Choice Award Awards ceremony at 2:00 p.m. Event details: Fly-In and Car Show July 11, 2026 Springdale Municipal Airport 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Free admission All ages welcome Sponsors and event logos appear along the bottom of the poster.
A clean, festive promotional graphic advertising the Ozarks 250 Block Party. The background is white with scattered red, blue, and gold confetti and streamers. The Ozarks 250 Block Party logo appears prominently at the top, featuring a stylized house and celebratory graphics in patriotic colors. Event information: Shiloh Museum Grounds Saturday, July 11 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sponsors listed include: Explore Springdale Tyson Foods Ozarks Electric / OzarksGo McLarty Daniel Harps Food Stores The design emphasizes a community gathering celebrating America's 250th anniversary through local heritage, entertainment, and civic pride.
NOTICE: Next Wednesday, June 17th through Friday, June 19th Watkins Avenue will be reduced to one lane for paving between South 48th Street and Gene George Boulevard. Flaggers will be on site to direct traffic. Drivers in the area should expect delays or consider alternate routes if possible. The work is expected to be complete Friday, June 19th barring any delays.
about 23 hours ago, Engineering Department
Map of lane reduction area and alternate routes for Watkins Ave.
ROAD CLOSURE CANCELLED

The road closure on Emma for the downtown for the 10th anniversary street dinner has been cancelled.
8 days ago, Adriana Campos
The Wooden Spoon Frozen Food & Dessert Truck is coming to the City of Springdale!

Stop by on Friday, June 5, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 201 Spring Street to stock up on delicious ready-to-heat meals, desserts, pies, cookie dough, and more.

Come grab a convenient, homemade meal and support a local favorite. We look forward to seeing you there!
8 days ago, Mallory Howerton
Flyer for The Wooden Spoon Restaurant advertising a frozen food and dessert truck visit to the City of Springdale. The flyer has a white background with The Wooden Spoon Restaurant logo centered at the top, featuring a wooden spoon and food-themed graphic above the restaurant name. The main headline states that The Wooden Spoon frozen food and dessert truck will be at the City of Springdale on Friday, June 5, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 201 Spring Street, Springdale. The left side of the flyer contains a categorized menu with prices: $20 each (plus tax): Poppyseed Chicken Chicken Spaghetti Chicken Enchiladas Chicken Pot Pie Chicken Alfredo Breakfast Burritos (6) Cheesy Beef & Potatoes Beef Lasagna Cheesy Beef Enchiladas $22 each (plus tax): Meatloaf BBQ Meatballs $14 each (plus tax): Gourmet Potatoes Macaroni & Cheese $7.50 each (plus tax, subject to soup availability): Tomato Basil Soup $30 each (plus tax, subject to availability): Fruit Pie varieties including Bumblebee, Apple, Strawberry Rhubarb, Peach, Blackberry, and Cherry. A red highlighted note encourages customers to ask about no-sugar-added fruit pies. $9 each (plus tax, subject to availability): Cookie Dough in Chocolate Chip and Monster varieties. A bold section near the bottom advertises Bread Pudding for $18 plus tax, with extra sauce available for an additional $7. On the right side of the flyer is a collage of color food photographs showing examples of menu items, including lasagna, BBQ meatballs, chicken Alfredo, chicken pot pie, cheesy beef and potatoes, beef enchiladas, breakfast burritos, poppyseed chicken, meatloaf, and cheesy beef enchiladas. Each dish is plated and photographed from above on white dishes against light-colored backgrounds. At the bottom of the flyer, text explains that customers only need to heat the meals before serving, that each pan serves approximately 4 to 6 servings, and that cooking instructions are included on the packaging. Payment methods accepted include cash, credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Taxes are charged in addition to all purchases. The flyer closes with the message, “We Look Forward to Serving You!” and notes that it was last updated on May 27, 2026.
Road Closure: This Sunday 6/7/26 there will be a road closure downtown for the 10th anniversary street dinner. The closure will begin at 8am and end at 11pm. Emma will be closed from Spring ST to Main ST, as-well as Holcomb AV being closed from the alleyway to Emma AV. Traffic can use either E Meadow AV or E Johnson AV to detour around the closure. Closure map attached.
9 days ago, Maria Barroso
Map
TRAFFIC ALERT: Temporary Road Closure on Highway 412 & S. Gutensohn Road

Beginning June 8, 2026, Springdale Water Utilities will begin essential sanitary sewer improvements at the intersection of S. Gutensohn Road and W. Sunset Avenue (Highway 412). Construction is expected to continue through June 22, 2026, weather permitting.

During this project, a portion of S. Gutensohn Road and one lane of Highway 412 will be temporarily affected. Traffic control measures and detour routes will be in place to help maintain safe travel through the area. Access to local businesses will remain open whenever possible.

For questions, please contact Springdale Water Utilities Engineering Department at (479) 751-5751.
10 days ago, Mallory Howerton
Official Springdale Water Utilities press release announcing a temporary traffic closure associated with sanitary sewer improvements at the intersection of South Gutensohn Road and West Sunset Avenue (Highway 412) in Springdale, Arkansas. The document is titled “Traffic Alert: Temporary Road Closure on Highway 412 for Essential Utility Repair.” The notice identifies Rick Pulvirenti, P.E., Chief Operating Officer and Director of Engineering for Springdale Water Utilities, as the project contact and provides a phone number and email address for additional information. The release states that construction is scheduled to begin on June 8, 2026, and continue through June 22, 2026, weather permitting. According to the announcement, Springdale Water Utilities will perform sanitary sewer system improvements at the South Gutensohn Road and West Sunset Avenue intersection. Construction activities will require temporary closure of a portion of South Gutensohn Road and one lane of Highway 412. The document explains that Seven Valleys Construction has been contracted to complete the work and that traffic control measures, including road plates and detour routes, will be implemented to maintain vehicle access and traffic flow. It further states that one eastbound lane and both westbound lanes on Highway 412 will remain open during construction whenever possible. The press release concludes by apologizing for the inconvenience, thanking motorists for their patience, and encouraging residents or business owners with questions to contact the Springdale Water Utilities Engineering Department.
Aerial road closure exhibit depicting the planned construction area at the intersection of West Sunset Avenue (Highway 412) and South Gutensohn Road in Springdale, Arkansas. Highway 412 extends horizontally across the image, while South Gutensohn Road runs north and south near the center-right side of the map. Red shaded and hatched overlays highlight roadway sections affected by the sewer improvement project. The most significant closure occurs on South Gutensohn Road immediately south of Highway 412, where a large “Road Closed” barricade symbol is placed across the roadway. Additional red-highlighted sections appear along portions of Highway 412 near Market Square Drive and the intersection with South Gutensohn Road, indicating areas where lane restrictions or temporary traffic control measures will be in effect. Commercial buildings, parking lots, and business entrances surround the intersection. The map includes labels for nearby streets including Carley Road, Market Square Drive, Dorman Street, and Springdale Avenue. A north arrow appears in the upper-right corner to provide orientation, and a legend in the lower-right corner identifies the red hatched markings as roadway closure areas. The exhibit visually communicates the limits of construction activities and the portions of roadway that will be temporarily inaccessible during the utility improvement project.
A detailed aerial traffic control plan showing the intersection of West Sunset Avenue (Highway 412) and South Gutensohn Road in Springdale, Arkansas, where sanitary sewer improvements will require temporary traffic modifications. Highway 412 runs east-west across the center of the image, while South Gutensohn Road intersects from the north and continues south through a commercial area. Orange traffic-control symbols identify construction warning signs, lane-shift markers, barricades, and directional arrows placed throughout the work zone. The plan indicates that South Gutensohn Road will be closed at the Highway 412 intersection and that motorists will be directed to use alternate routes. Orange dotted lines illustrate the temporary traffic pattern along Highway 412. Multiple callout notes explain that electronic message boards will be installed one week before construction to notify drivers of upcoming closures and detours. Another note states that access to adjacent business driveways will remain open during construction. Several surrounding businesses are visible and labeled, including Walgreens, Feed 479, First Security Bank, Simmons Bank, Little Caesars Pizza, Doggett Freightliner, and Bank OZK. Barricades are shown near the entrance drives serving First Security Bank and nearby commercial properties, indicating restricted access within portions of the work area. The traffic control plan emphasizes maintaining traffic movement on Highway 412 while safely directing vehicles around the construction zone and preserving access to local businesses wherever possible.
Beginning 5/29/2026 through 6/19/2026, Dyer St between W Sunset Ave and Princeton Ave will be closed to thru traffic for street repairs.
15 days ago, Engineering Department
Map of Dyer St between Sunset and Princeton showing where the road will be closed for through traffic.
Road closure: excavation for the waterline repair on Woodcliff between 7:30 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. on Monday, June 1. We anticipate the repair will take approximately two days to complete; however, the duration could be extended depending on conditions encountered during excavation. The repair is particularly complex due to the waterline being approximately 16 feet deep and 36 inches in diameter. The attached Word document shows the repair location, marked with a red triangle on Woodcliff. See map for detour
16 days ago, Maria Barroso
CITY
Good afternoon,

There will be a road closure on W Morris Ave effective Monday 06/01 to 06/05
Please see attachment for more information in regards to detours.
16 days ago, Adriana Campos
W Morris

FRIENDLY REMINDER: CITY OFFICE CLOSURE NOTICE- In observance of Memorial Day, all City offices will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026. Offices will reopen at regular business hours on Tuesday, May 26.

As we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country, we wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

19 days ago, Mallory Howerton
A solemn Memorial Day office closure graphic featuring a peaceful cemetery scene at golden hour. Rows of white headstones stretch softly into the background beneath tall trees, while multiple small American flags are placed throughout the grassy landscape in tribute to fallen service members. Warm sunlight filters through the trees, creating a reflective and respectful atmosphere with soft highlights and blurred background details. Centered near the top of the image is white serif text that reads: “Our offices will be closed Monday, May 25, 2026 in observance of Memorial Day,” with “Memorial Day” displayed prominently in large capital letters across the middle of the graphic. At the bottom, additional text reads: “We remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.” The overall design conveys remembrance, patriotism, and reverence for those who served and sacrificed.

CITY OFFICE CLOSURE NOTICE: In observance of Memorial Day, all City offices will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026. Offices will reopen at regular business hours on Tuesday, May 26.

As we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country, we wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

20 days ago, Mallory Howerton
A solemn Memorial Day office closure graphic featuring a peaceful cemetery scene at golden hour. Rows of white headstones stretch softly into the background beneath tall trees, while multiple small American flags are placed throughout the grassy landscape in tribute to fallen service members. Warm sunlight filters through the trees, creating a reflective and respectful atmosphere with soft highlights and blurred background details. Centered near the top of the image is white serif text that reads: “Our offices will be closed Monday, May 25, 2026 in observance of Memorial Day,” with “Memorial Day” displayed prominently in large capital letters across the middle of the graphic. At the bottom, additional text reads: “We remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.” The overall design conveys remembrance, patriotism, and reverence for those who served and sacrificed.
Good afternoon,

There will be a closure this Friday 5/22/26 for the Marshallese Community Parade. The closure will be on Emma AV from highway 265 to N Main ST. Closure begins at 5:00PM and will be over at 6:30PM. The closure will gradually open as the parade passes each street. Lastly vehicles will not be allowed to park in the streets at the barricades to watch the parade. Closure Map is Attached.
23 days ago, Adriana Campos
Marshallese Community Parade

Springdale community, we want to hear from YOU!

Join us tonight from 4-7 PM for the Future Land Use Plan Workshop, where you can help shape the future of Springdale. This is your chance to ask questions, share ideas, and be part of the conversation.

If you can’t make it, don’t worry! You can still share your thoughts by taking the survey linked here. Just be sure to share your thoughts before the survey closes on May 26th.

Come and be a part of planning Springdale’s future!

Survey Link: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/1858f911cc754ce682a03b8e09ab4e58?portalUrl=https://gis1.springdalear.gov/sprd

25 days ago, Planning and Community Development Division
Flyer announcing the Future Land Use Plan workshop, 4-7:00, a drop in meeting at the Springdale Public Library
Good morning,

S 56th street will be closed Thursday 05/21 and Friday 05/22.

Closure map is attached with detour route and more information
26 days ago, Adriana Campos
FIRST STAR

Closure Notice: Annika Avenue at 56th St. will be closed on Monday (5/18) for the construction of a 48" waterline. Noah's Landing residents will have to use the southern emergency entrance during this time. Please see graphic for more details.

29 days ago, Engineering Department
Annika Ave Closure Detour Map

Submit your photos for Springdale' s America 250 Community Mural!

We currently have around 200 photo spots remaining for this special public art project celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.

Don’t miss the opportunity to have yourself, your family, or loved ones included in a mural that will represent the people who make Springdale such a special place.

Submit your photo using the link below, scan the QR code, or email your photo to mhowerton@springdalear.gov.

Spots are limited, so be sure to submit your photos before the deadline on Friday, May 22, 2026!

about 1 month ago, Mallory Howerton
A patriotic community announcement graphic for the City of Springdale’s “America 250 Mural” project fills the image. The design uses a clean red, white, and blue color palette inspired by the American flag. Across the top are thick horizontal red stripes separated by white bands, evoking a flag backdrop. Centered prominently in large bold navy-blue capital letters is the headline: “CITY OF SPRINGDALE,” followed directly underneath in large red capital letters reading: “AMERICA 250 MURAL.” Below the title, the layout is divided into two sections. On the left is a large rounded rectangular text box outlined in navy blue. Inside, navy-blue all-capital lettering states: “TO HONOR AMERICA’S 250TH ANNIVERSARY, WE’RE CREATING A SPECIAL COMMUNITY MURAL FEATURING FACES FROM THE RESIDENTS OF SPRINGDALE, AND WE WANT YOU TO BE PART OF IT!” To the right of this message is a large black-and-white QR code framed by a thick navy-blue rounded border. Beneath the QR code is a navy-blue pill-shaped button with white text reading “SCAN ME,” accompanied by a small QR icon inside a white circle. Further down the flyer, centered in red capital letters, is the submission deadline notice: “SUBMISSIONS OPEN THROUGH FRIDAY, MAY 22ND, 2026.” The bottom portion of the graphic features a wide navy-blue banner spanning the width of the image. On the left side of this banner is a circular white icon containing a simple navy-blue camera symbol. To the right, large white text explains how to participate: “Submit a photo of yourself, your family, or someone who represents the spirit of our community using the link provided in the caption or email your photo to mhowerton@springdalear.gov ” A decorative row of white stars lines the very bottom edge of the blue banner, reinforcing the patriotic theme. The overall design is bold, civic-minded, and celebratory, intended to encourage community participation in a commemorative public art project honoring America’s 250th anniversary.
Closure notice:
Little Field Ave. at 56th St. will be closed tomorrow (5/13) and the emergency access road south of Annika Ave. on 5/14 for the construction of a 48" waterline.
about 1 month ago, Engineering Department
Emergency Access
Little Field Ave
Closure Notice: East Sunset Ave from Turner to Crutcher will be closed from today 5/11 through 5/22, pending any delays. Please see detour map and drive safely in construction zones. Local access will be maintained.
about 1 month ago, Engineering Department
East Sunset Closure
Good morning,

Notice: Last minute change of plans. Saturday 5/9/26 there is a 5K event hosted by the Parks department going on downtown. We will be having a road closure on Berry ST from Huntsville AV to E Center ST. The closure will start at 7am and will end at 8:30am. Closure Map attached.
about 1 month ago, Maria Barroso
Map

To celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, we’re creating a community mural featuring the faces of the people who make Springdale special, and we want YOU included.

Submit a photo of yourself, your family, or someone who represents our community. Selected photos will become part of a patriotic public art display honoring our community, our history, and 250 years of America’s story.

📸Submit your high-resolution photo using the link below, scan the QR code, or email your photo directly to mhowerton@springdalear.gov.
🗓️ Submissions open through Friday, May 22nd, 2026.

https://form.jotform.com/261205833521045

about 1 month ago, Mallory Howerton
A patriotic community announcement graphic for the City of Springdale’s “America 250 Mural” project fills the image. The design uses a clean red, white, and blue color palette inspired by the American flag. Across the top are thick horizontal red stripes separated by white bands, evoking a flag backdrop. Centered prominently in large bold navy-blue capital letters is the headline: “CITY OF SPRINGDALE,” followed directly underneath in large red capital letters reading: “AMERICA 250 MURAL.” Below the title, the layout is divided into two sections. On the left is a large rounded rectangular text box outlined in navy blue. Inside, navy-blue all-capital lettering states: “TO HONOR AMERICA’S 250TH ANNIVERSARY, WE’RE CREATING A SPECIAL COMMUNITY MURAL FEATURING FACES FROM THE RESIDENTS OF SPRINGDALE, AND WE WANT YOU TO BE PART OF IT!” To the right of this message is a large black-and-white QR code framed by a thick navy-blue rounded border. Beneath the QR code is a navy-blue pill-shaped button with white text reading “SCAN ME,” accompanied by a small QR icon inside a white circle. Further down the flyer, centered in red capital letters, is the submission deadline notice: “SUBMISSIONS OPEN THROUGH FRIDAY, MAY 22ND, 2026.” The bottom portion of the graphic features a wide navy-blue banner spanning the width of the image. On the left side of this banner is a circular white icon containing a simple navy-blue camera symbol. To the right, large white text explains how to participate: “Submit a photo of yourself, your family, or someone who represents the spirit of our community using the link provided in the caption or email your photo to mhowerton@springdalear.gov” A decorative row of white stars lines the very bottom edge of the blue banner, reinforcing the patriotic theme. The overall design is bold, civic-minded, and celebratory, intended to encourage community participation in a commemorative public art project honoring America’s 250th anniversary.