Official website for the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Learn about all departments, city services and events. Pay utility bills, report concerns, apply for permits, sign up for notifications, view calendars of events and meetings, and much more.

Fayetteville is a thriving community of 101,858 residents (2023 Census estimate). As the second largest city in Arkansas, Fayetteville provides all of the resources and culture of a large city while maintaining a quality of life that remains true to its unique heritage.

Learn about the history of Fayetteville, including its history as Native American country, notable people, its original settlement and incorporation, the founding of Arkansas College and its war and military activity.

The City’s existing transmission mains are reaching capacity and will be unable to meet Fayetteville’s increasing water demands in the near future. The new 48-inch West Transmission Waterline project will secure access to safe drinking water and meet the City’s projected maximum demands.

Find where the 100 year floodplain has been added, subtracted or remained the same on Fayetteville parcels. Future Land Use - Land use as identified in City Plan 2040 Historic Sites - Sites on the National Register of Historic Places, including historic districts and buildings.

View and apply for current job openings with the City of Fayetteville. Learn a few reasons why Fayetteville is a great place to work!

Fayetteville has three lakes and two regional parks that offer a variety of great outdoor experiences. Lake Fayetteville , Lake Sequoyah and Lake Wilson all offer fishing and boating, …

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Stream restoration work will begin this week at Rocky Branch Park in east Fayetteville on an unnamed tributary of Flynn Creek, which flows through the parkland. The extent of the work will begin at the stream crossing, located at N. Brookbury Crossing, and extend approximately 700 feet to the eastern edge of the park ...

Open the Historic Fayetteville Story Map to explore the historic details on over 350 of Fayetteville’s most recognizable and iconic properties, including those within the National Register Districts of Dickson Street, Mount Nord, Washington-Willow and Wilson Park.

Explore all of the different boards and commissions available in Fayetteville, Arkansas and discover what they do to help the community.