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HELP THE LOWER RAMBLE WIN! 🏆 Our amazing park has been shortlisted for a 2025 Architizer A+ Award, a global architecture award — a big deal. There's a public vote, but it ENDS FRIDAY, MAY 16. Vote now: ow.ly/KKbO50VPqtW *You have to create an account on the site to vote

The City of Fayetteville has developed a resource to help residents identify and locate commonly found edible fruits and nuts in Fayetteville. Through an interactive map, you can access treats not typically available in grocery stores. Learn more: cvcpl.us/FuWszeY

This Saturday at the Farmers' Market, learn about our Food Waste Curbside Collection Pilot Program. It's already collected nearly 17,000 lbs from Fayetteville homes! Only a few more weeks to take advantage of the FREE pilot program! Learn more: fayetteville-ar.gov/4418/Curbside-…

The City of Fayetteville is increasing its use of passive-detection lights at trail crossings on busy streets or ones somewhat hidden from oncoming traffic, like this one on Center St. These bollards have a beam that will activate the lights when anyone approaches the crossing.

This week, crews installed new light poles at the intersection of Center and West. The upgrades were done as part of the West Avenue Streetscapes project – one of several #FayettevilleBondProjects that, together, create The Ramble. fayetteville-ar.gov/4424/The-Ramble

SEVERE WEATHER REMINDER: Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) can save your life! To make sure emergency alerts are enabled on your device, go to the notification settings on both Android and iOS and look for "wireless emergency alerts." Learn more: fayetteville-ar.gov/1735/Alerts-No…

Food-waste compost is now available! It's for sale at our Compost Facility (1708 S. Armstrong Ave.) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. (as well as the first and second Saturdays of the month, if still in stock.) Learn more about our compost at: fayetteville-ar.gov/3421/Compostin…

The City of Fayetteville is excited to launch the Fayetteville Community Forester program this June – a new opportunity for residents to connect with nature, deepen their knowledge of trees and actively care for the city's green spaces. Learn more: cvcpl.us/mAn23qc

The Wilson Park Pool reopens this weekend! 🙌 The pool kicks off its 2025 summer season Saturday, May 24, and will remain open through the Labor Day weekend. To learn more, including hours, passes and programs, go to: cvcpl.us/0N9aNEa

Mayor Molly Rawn has officially completed the formation of her core administrative team with the appointments of Keith Macedo as chief of staff, Steven Dotson as chief financial officer and Gracie Ziegler as chief communications officer. Learn more at: fayetteville-ar.gov/mayor

Friday, May 23, is the deadline to apply for one of the upcoming vacancies on a City of Fayetteville board, committee or commission. Learn more about the 17 vacancies and apply at: fayetteville-ar.gov/494/Vacancies-… 📷: Fayetteville Arts Council meting April 16.

City of Fayetteville offices will be closed Monday, May 26, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. Both residential and commercial recycling and trash pick-up routes will run on schedule. Learn more: cvcpl.us/aXozwtc

⚠ NOTICE: Due to a water main break at Old Wire Rd. and N Acadiana Ct. on Wednesday, May 21, nearby residents might experience low water pressure — or no water — as crews perform an emergency excavation to make repairs, which are anticipated to be completed around 8:30 p.m.

Water & Sewer crews will perform overnight main line repairs Thursday, May 22, from 10 pm-2am at two intersections along E. Huntsville Rd. During this time, water customers near the work sites will experience lower than normal water pressure. Learn more: cvcpl.us/T31mQR1

Beginning Tuesday, May 27, a section of the Razorback Greenway will be detoured, as part of the adjacent construction. Crews will install a scaffold tunnel above the 750-ft. stretch of trail, which is anticipated to reopen Friday, May 30. Learn more: cvcpl.us/ovt6m7T

The City of Fayetteville’s Office of Emergency Management is warning residents about the dangers of flash flooding in the region the next few days brought on by heavy rains starting Friday, May 23. If the road is flooded, turn around – don’t drown! #arwx #fayettevillear

As the City of Fayetteville continues its feasibility study to analyze the community’s needs and desires related to aquatics facilities, we are now seeking public input for potential features of a new facility. Learn more: cvcpl.us/BuJxj4x

If severe storms leave broken branches or large limbs in your yard, the City can take them away! But, there's a difference between what's considered yard waste and bulky waste. fayetteville-ar.gov/750/Yard-Waste fayetteville-ar.gov/743/Bulky-Waste *Must call 479-575-8398 for bulky waste pick-ups.