City of Springdale

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.

2 days 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.

2 days 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.

2 days ago, Maria Barroso

Good Afternoon

Notice: Sunday April 26th there will be a road closure for a car parade. The closure will be taking place on Gene George BLVD from Watkins to Apple RD starting at 2:30pm and ending at 4:00pm. The full parade route starts at the Blue Cross Blue Shield building, but all vehicles will be driving as normal traffic and following traffic laws until they reach Watkins. The hospital entrance on Watkins will still be open, and the detour route will take drivers to 64th ST to get around the closure. Closure map is attached.

4 days ago, Maria Barroso

ROAD CLOSURE:

Starting Monday April 20th, W Emma Ave ( Between S Shiloh St and S Blair St) will be closed between the hours of 9:00am to 3:00pm for 2 weeks.
Please see map attached for detour information.

10 days ago, Adriana Campos

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11 days ago, Mallory Howerton

Please be advised that a portion of Shipley St will be be closed between April 16 and April 30 for street reconstruction. Detours will be posted on site for local traffic, if you have any questions please contact the Engineering Department.

13 days ago, Engineering Department

Map of Shipley St between Highland Ave and W Sunset Ave showing a full road closure at approximately 1000 Shipley and detour options.

Good Afternoon,

Notice: Hogeye will be this Saturday 04/11/2026. Closures: This is the closure maps for the Hogeye course. Starting at 6am Emma Av will be closed from Shiloh St to Commercial St until 5pm. Holcomb from Emma Av to Meadow AV will be closed for the same time as well. Butter Field Coach will have 1 southbound lane closed from Emma Av to Friendship RD from 6am until the last runner clears this section. Don Tyson will have one west bound lane closed starting at Hylton RD and ending at Powell ST from 6am until the last runner clears this section. Don Tyson will have the west bound lane closed again starting at Johnson RD until Gene George BLVD starting at 6 am until the last runners clears this section. Gene George BLVD will have a north bound lane closed from Don Tyson to Watkins AV starting at 6am until the last runner clears this section. Watkins AV will be closed to all East bound traffic from Gene George BLVD to 48th ST starting at 6am until the last runner clears. Starting at Magnolia DR and ending at Don Tyson Johnson RD will be closed to Northbound traffic from 6am until the last runner clears. Chapman AV will be closed to eastbound traffic from Carley RD to Johnson AV starting at 6am until the last runner clears. Please see maps for detours.

17 days ago, Maria Barroso

Good morning,

From 04/13 to 04/17 S 56th street will be closed from 9am - 3pm

Closure map is attached with detour route and more information

17 days ago, Adriana Campos

NOTICE: Dearing Road between Maxey Lane and Gene George Boulevard is under construction but remains open. Expect delays and speed enforcement along this route 4/6 through 4/24/2026.

23 days ago, Engineering Department

Maintenance of Traffic diagram for Dearing Rd.

Please be aware that Shipley St will be closed on the South side of the W Sunset intersection for a period of two weeks beginning April 3 thru April 17. Local traffic will be able to access homes entering Shipley at the Porter road intersection.

26 days ago, Engineering Department

A map showing the location of a street closure at Shipley and Sunset.

NOTICE: Watkins Ave. at the bridge over I-49 will once again be closed to traffic overnight this coming Tuesday, 3/31. The closure is expected to begin at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and end by 6:00 a.m. Wednesday 4/1. A detour route will be provided using S. 48th St., Don Tyson Pkwy., and Gene George Blvd.

about 1 month ago, Engineering Department

Detour map for overnight closure on Watkins Ave.

NOTICE: Watkins Ave. at the bridge over I-49 will be closed to traffic overnight this coming Thursday, 3/26. The closure is expected to begin at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and end by 6:00 a.m. Friday 3/27. A detour route will be provided using S. 48th St., Don Tyson Pkwy., and Gene George Blvd.

about 1 month ago, Engineering Department

NOTICE: The Watkins bridge project has been noisy lately due to pile driving operations needed to construct the bridge supports. Because of traffic volumes on I-49, this work must be completed at night.
Pile driving is scheduled to conclude tonight from 10:30 PM to 5:00 AM.
We appreciate your patience as we complete this phase of the project.

about 1 month ago, Engineering Department

The Wooden Spoon Food Truck is Coming Back to Springdale!

The Wooden Spoon frozen food & dessert truck will be parked in the City of Springdale front parking lot this Friday, March 13, from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at 201 Spring St.

Check out the flyer for this month’s menu and available items.

They will be visiting Springdale on a 6-week rotation schedule:
• March 13
• April 24
• June 5
• July 17
• August 28
• October 9
• November 20

Feel free to share this with family and friends and stop by to pick up some delicious frozen meals!

We look forward to seeing you there! 😊

about 2 months ago, Mallory Howerton

Flyer for The Wooden Spoon Restaurant announcing a frozen food and dessert truck visiting the City of Springdale on Friday, March 13, from 11:00 AM–1:00 PM at 201 Spring St., Springdale. The flyer lists take-home frozen meals such as poppyseed chicken, chicken spaghetti, chicken enchiladas, chicken pot pie, chicken alfredo, breakfast burritos, cheesy beef and potatoes, beef lasagna, and cheesy beef enchiladas for $20 each; meatloaf and BBQ meatballs for $22; gourmet potatoes and macaroni and cheese for $14; baked potato soup for $7.50; fruit pies (apple, peach, blackberry, cherry, strawberry rhubarb, and bumblebee) for $30; cookie dough for $9; and bread pudding for $18. Meals serve 4–6 people and only need to be heated. Payment options include cash, credit, debit, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The flyer also includes photos of several dishes such as lasagna, meatballs, enchiladas, burritos, and chicken dishes.

Mayor Doug Sprouse will be presenting the 2026 State of the City Address during this evening's City Council Meeting. The meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m., and will be held in the City Council Chambers, located at 201 Spring Street (2nd Floor).

A live stream will also be available and can be accessed here.

about 2 months ago, Anna McKinney

Title slide reading “2026 State of the City Address,” presented by Mayor Doug Sprouse at the Springdale City Council Meeting on March 10, 2026, displayed over a light background with intersecting blue and green geometric lines.

Beginning March 5, the road closure on Porter Ave will shift east and the intersection of Shipley and Porter will be open. Please reach out to the Engineering Department if you have any questions.

about 2 months ago, Engineering Department

A map of Porter Ave shows a proposed closure just east of the intersection of Shipley and Porter. Construction will start March 5.

DATE CHANGE NOTICE: Second City Council Meeting in March

Due to Spring Break week, the second Springdale City Council Meeting in March has been rescheduled for Tuesday, March 31st, beginning at 6:00 p.m.

The first City Council Meeting in March will be held as scheduled, and will be held on Tuesday, March 10th, beginning at 6:00 p.m.

about 2 months ago, Anna McKinney

NOTICE: North 56th remains closed from County Line Road to Bob Mills Road, except for local residents use. Waterlines are being installed across County Line Road and North 56th near the intersection of North 56th Street and County Line Road from 3/4 through 3/14, pending delays. Expect limited One Way traffic in the “Waterline Road Crossing” work areas. Flaggers will be present and directing traffic in these areas. See exhibit, “Waterline Road Crossing”, for areas of work.

about 2 months ago, Engineering Department

Friendly Reminder: Please renew your business license by April 30, 2026. The QR code provided will direct you to our online renewal portal. For any questions or concerns you may have, please call 479-750-8118. Las Licencias de Negocios se vencen el 31 de Marzo 2026, Tendra hasta el 30 de Abril 2026 para renovar. Las renovaciones y pagos de Licencias de Negocios se pueden realizar en la oficina, por teléfono o por correo. Si tiene preguntas, llame a 479-750-8118.

Business License Renewal Link

about 2 months ago, Jennifer Vasquez