Did you know that floods can happen unexpectedly? Here are some tips:
Springdale Residents! We understand you may have questions about the new solid waste services that will begin on Friday, December 1, 2023. To ensure your questions are answered in a timely manner, we recommend that all questions be directed to CARDS Holdings. Here are two ways you can connect with their customer support:
- Send them an email! Their email is cityofspringdale@cardsrecycling.com
- Give them a call! Their phone number is 479-435-9070.
They have customer services representatives ready to answer any questions or discuss any concerns you may have.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM WASTE MANAGEMENT - Click link below:
https://www.springdalear.gov/o/springdale/article/1319326
PLEASE NOTE: Information about Springdale's new solid waste servicer, CARDS, will be posted in the coming days. Stay tuned!
E. Emma Ave will be closed on Nov 04, 2023 from Holcomb St. to S. Commercial St. Due to an event, the closure will begin at 9am to 8pm. The event "Dia De Muertos" will take place 11:30am to 6:30pm.
Interested in serving on a Board or Commission in Springdale? Apply now! Options include, but are not limited to: Planning Commission, Library Board, Shiloh Museum Board, Advertising and Promotion Commission, and many others.
To apply, please visit https://www.springdalear.gov/page/boards-commissions
Stay up-to-date with what's happening in Springdale! Sign up for notifications to be sent directly to your cell phone! Notifications include road closures, public meetings, and other special announcements.
Sign up today by clicking the link below:
https://www.springdalear.gov/forms/2868
Due to rain, event and street closure will now take place on Monday, October 30th 2023. E Johnson Ave will be closed from west of Mill St & east of Spring St. Also close will be, north of Johnson Ave/Mills St intersection & north of Johnson Ave/Spring St intersection. The trail will remain open. The closure is due to an event, Halloween Fest. The closure will begin at 5pm to 8pm. The event "Springdale Halloween Fest" will take place 5:30pm-8pm.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING SPRINGDALE HALLOWEEN FEST - Please read information from SPD by clicking the link below:
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=639158495071943&set=a.154932850161179
E Johnson Ave will be closed on October 28, 2023 from west of Mill St & east of Spring St. Also, north of Johnson Ave/Mills St intersection & north of Johnson Ave/Spring St intersection. (Trail will remain open) Due to an event, the closure will begin at 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. The event "Springdale Halloween Fest" will take place 3-6pm.
Emma St. will be closed on October 22, 2023 from N. Shiloh St. to Blair St. Due to an event, the closure will begin at 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The event "Fall Festival" will be in front of The Apollo, W. Emma Ave, starting at 12pm.
2023 Bond Projects - Parks and Recreation Artificial Turf Project
We're thrilled to announce that GeoSurfaces is now in the process of preparing fields for artificial turf at J.B. Hunt Park and Randall Tyson Sports Complex.
The City of Springdale will be the only city in the country with this high quality, artificial turf. Artificial turf will be placed at J.B. Hunt, Randall Tyson Sports Complex, and eventually the baseball fields at Shaw Family Park (also to be completed with 2023 Bond funds).
This project, as well as many others, would not be possible without the support of our residents. Thank you for your support on the 2023 Bond. We are excited to see all of these projects come to life!
Emma St. will be closed on October 20th, 2023 from Holcomb St. to Spring St. for an event. The closure will begin at 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The event "Ghouls Night Out" will be in front of Shiloh Square beginning at 4:00 p.m.
The Springdale City Council Meeting will begin tonight at 6:00 p.m.
Meeting will be held in the City Council Chambers, located at 201 Spring Street (2nd Floor).
A livestream of the meeting is also available at https://www.youtube.com/@cityofspringdalearkansas1169/streams
Energy Awareness Month is underway! Here's your weekly tip from our friends at Southwestern Electric Power Company - SWEPCO.
Here are three ways to save on heating this Fall and Winter:
1. Have your furnace and ductwork inspected annually. Loose or broken ductwork accounts for 15-35% of a home’s energy loss.
Change furnace filters every month.
2. Install a smart thermostat, which automatically adjusts to energy saving temperatures.
3. Install a humidifier and set it at 35% to 40% humidity in the winter. This will help your home feel warmer at a lower temperature setting.
More tips can be found by visiting SWEPCO's website at https://www.swepco.com/savings/home/energy/heating-cooling
Weatherizing programs, rebates, and incentives are also available! Learn more about the money saving program and more at https://www.swepco.com/savings/home/money/incentives/
Happy Friday to you all! In honor of tonight's game between Springdale Bulldogs and Har-Ber Wildcats, our employees celebrated by wearing their school colors. Though the offices are a bit "divided" today, we're cheering on all of the Har-ber and Springdale football players as they battle for the big win!
#springdalear #makingithappen #wildcatsvsbulldogs
October is National Energy Awareness Month! All month long, we will be sharing helpful tips from our friends at Southwestern Electric Power Company that can help you save on energy at your home or business, which in turn can help you save money! #nationalenergyawarenessmonth #cityofspringdale
Did you know that floods can happen unexpectedly? Here are some tips:
Please be advised of this lane closure on Wagon Wheel Road beginning September 25th through October 6th, pending any delays.
Please use caution.
This fall, help your local waterways by keeping leaves out of the path of stormwater. When it rains, stormwater picks up anything in its path, including fallen leaves, and moves it to the nearest storm drain. Too many leaves hitting the storm drain at once could cause flooding. Leaves that make it into the drain will be emptied into a creek or stream, adding excess nutrients to the water, which can cause uncontrollable algae growth that can lead to decreased oxygen levels and fish kills.
Whether you plan to leave the leaves, compost, mulch mow, or bag and dispose of your leaves, raking or blowing them out of the streets, storm drains, and ditches can help alleviate stormwater pollution and keep your NWA waters healthy.
For more ways you can do your part, visit www.KnowTheFlowNWA.com
Public Input Session #2 for the 2024 Budget will be held on Wednesday, September 20 at 5:00 p.m.! Full information can be found here: https://www.springdalear.gov/article/1217970
Forms are also available on our website: https://www.springdalear.gov/forms/3124
