City of Springdale

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.

about 1 hour 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

about 23 hours ago, Maria Barroso

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.

about 23 hours ago, Adriana Campos

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.

4 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.

5 days ago, Mallory Howerton

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.

8 days ago, Adriana Campos

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

10 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

11 days ago, Adriana Campos

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.

14 days ago, Engineering Department

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!

16 days 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.

17 days ago, Engineering Department

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.

18 days ago, Engineering Department

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.

21 days ago, Maria Barroso

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

23 days ago, Mallory Howerton

Springdale is proud to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary!

As we approach this historic milestone, our community is preparing to honor our nation’s legacy with a variety of exciting events, projects, and opportunities to come together in celebration. From special programs to community-wide initiatives, there’s so much in the works, and we can’t wait to share it with you.

Stay tuned to our page for updates and announcements as we get ready to celebrate 250 years of America right here in Springdale!

25 days ago, Mallory Howerton

A tall flagpole stands against a clear, softly gradient sky, transitioning from pale blue at the top to a lighter, almost white tone near the horizon. At the top of the pole, a polished metallic finial reflects light. An American flag is fully unfurled and billowing to the right, its red and white stripes rippling in the wind and its blue field with white stars clearly visible. The sunlight catches the fabric, giving the flag a warm glow and emphasizing its movement and texture. On the right side of the image, large, bold, white uppercase text reads “SPRINGDALE CELEBRATES AMERICA 250,” stacked in multiple lines. The composition places the flag to the left and the text to the right, creating a balanced, patriotic visual with a clean, minimal background that draws attention to both the flag and the celebratory message.

REMINDER: Annika Avenue, off North 56th Street, will be closed for utility construction 8:00am Monday May 4th through 5pm Tuesday May 5th. Noah’s Landing residents will need to use the southern entrance for these two days only, pending delays.

28 days ago, Engineering Department

ROAD CLOSURE:

Annika Ave on N 56th St will be having a one day closure on Monday, May 4th.

Please see attached map for more information

29 days ago, Adriana Campos

Please be advised that the intersection of Shipley and Highland Ave will be closed from April 28 through May 12. Detours will be posted for local traffic.

about 1 month ago, Engineering Department

A map showing the intersection of Shipley and Highland Ave where roadwork will occur. Detour arrows are shown.

Happy Arbor Day! 🌸🌳

Mayor Doug Sprouse had the opportunity to present a proclamation today recognizing April 24th, 2026, as Arbor Day in the City of Springdale.

We’d like to thank Margaret Clark and the Phi Alpha Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® for their generous donation of a Pink Dogwood tree. This tree serves as a beautiful reminder of the importance of caring for our environment and investing in the future of our community.

about 1 month ago, Mallory Howerton

A group of ten people stand together in a loose line on a wide concrete walkway outdoors, smiling and facing the camera as if posing for a commemorative photo. The sky above them is filled with thick gray clouds, creating a soft, diffused light. In the background are leafy green trees, a black metal railing, decorative streetlamps, and utility poles with visible power lines, suggesting a landscaped public space such as a park, trail, or riverside overlook. At the center of the group, a person wearing a light-colored cowboy hat, gray blazer, button-down shirt, and jeans holds open a framed document or proclamation, angling it toward the camera so the pages are visible. The document appears formal, with printed text and signatures. Standing closely beside them is another person wearing a blue long-sleeve top and white pants, smiling and leaning slightly toward the center. To the left side of the group, one person wears glasses and a navy jacket layered over a striped top, standing with hands relaxed at their sides. Next to them, another person wears a black dress paired with a pink blazer, standing confidently with a slight forward lean. Slightly behind the central figures, a person with facial hair and sunglasses resting on their head peeks between shoulders, partially visible but smiling. To the right of the central pair, several individuals stand closely together in a cohesive cluster. One wears a bright green outfit with a bold, multicolored patterned top, standing with feet slightly apart. Another wears a navy blazer with a name badge pinned to it over a patterned dress, hands clasped in front. Nearby, a person in a coral blazer over a dark outfit stands with a relaxed, upright posture. Another person in a green top and light-colored sneakers stands slightly behind the front line, smiling. At the far right edge of the group, a person in a baseball cap, navy polo shirt, and light gray pants stands slightly apart with a casual stance, hands resting near their sides. Overall, the group’s body language and the prominently displayed document suggest a formal recognition, announcement, or community celebration taking place in a public outdoor setting.

Two people stand close together on a paved outdoor walkway, smiling warmly at the camera while holding a small plaque between them. The setting appears to be a landscaped public space, possibly a park or riverside area, with a black metal railing running along the right side and a shallow waterway or channel below. The person on the left wears a light-colored cowboy hat, a gray textured blazer over a button-down shirt, blue jeans, and dark boots. They stand angled slightly toward the other person, holding the plaque with both hands at chest height. The plaque is rectangular with a light background and dark border, featuring printed text that suggests a formal recognition or presentation. The person on the right stands close at their side, leaning in slightly with a relaxed and cheerful posture. They wear a blue long-sleeve top with a subtle textured pattern, white pants, and dark sandals. A pair of glasses rests on top of their head. One arm is positioned near the plaque while the other rests naturally by their side, and they smile broadly. Behind them, several lightweight metal chairs and a small round table are arranged on the concrete surface, suggesting a casual gathering or small event setup. On the table are a water bottle and a cardboard box. To the left, a leafy green tree provides a soft natural backdrop, while further back are additional trees, a street with parked cars, and utility poles with visible power lines stretching across the sky. The sky is partly cloudy with patches of blue visible through large, soft clouds, casting even, natural light across the scene. The overall composition and the shared plaque suggest a moment of recognition, presentation, or celebration captured in a relaxed outdoor environment.

A small group gathers on a curved concrete walkway in an outdoor public space, appearing to take part in a casual ceremony or presentation. The sky is overcast with patches of lighter clouds, and the area is surrounded by green trees, a black metal railing, and nearby streets with parked cars and utility poles visible in the background. On the left, a man wearing a light-colored cowboy hat, gray blazer, button-down shirt, jeans, and dark boots stands facing the group. He holds an open folder or binder at chest height and appears to be reading or speaking from it, his body angled slightly toward the seated audience. To the right, several people are arranged around a small round metal table and lightweight metal chairs. Two women and one man sit at the table, while another woman stands just behind them. The seated individuals face the speaker, listening attentively. One woman stands off to the right in a bright coral blazer over a dark outfit, mid-clap, suggesting a moment of recognition or applause. On the table are a rectangular cardboard box, a water bottle, and personal items such as a bag and possibly a phone. The chairs are spaced casually, reinforcing the informal, outdoor setting. In the background, a large leafy tree stands prominently behind the group, with a pedestrian crossing sign, street, and low buildings further back. Overhead, power lines stretch across the sky. The overall scene conveys a small, community-oriented gathering with a speaker addressing attendees during a presentation or recognition moment.

Good morning,

Notice: There will be a road closure on Saturday 4/25 in front of the Apollo. W Emma AV will be closed from Shiloh ST to S Blair ST beginning at 7:30PM and ending at 11:30pm for SHS Prom. Vehicles can detour South to W Meadow AV on either side of the closure and then back North onto Emma to avoid this. Closure Map is attached.

about 1 month ago, Maria Barroso