COVID - 19 Information - The City of Bentonville has restricted public access to all City facilities beginning March 19, 2020. “Access to City Buildings will be granted to City employees only with as much business as possible to be conducted online,” according to Bentonville Mayor Stephanie Orman. Bentonville City operations will continue and meetings with City employees can be conducted via teleconference or online. More information
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The City of Bentonville, Arkansas has launched the Build Up Bentonville campaign. This is an initiative from Mayor Stephanie Orman to help provide some good news, ideas, suggestions and support during the COVID-19 crisis. Read on...
The COVID-19 outbreak will delay the beginning of the Bentonville Farmers Market’s 2020 season, which had been planned for Saturday, April 18th. The season is now tentatively scheduled to begin on Saturday, May 2nd. Read on...
The City of Bentonville Compost Facility is closed until further notice to help prevent the spread of Covid-19. This closure includes drop off and all sales. Read on...
The City of Bentonville is seeking online input for the Master Street Plan Study.
Traffic engineers have been gathering and analyzing specific types of traffic data in Bentonville. The survey link is https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Bville_MSP2 o Read on...
The Bentonville City Council will be held on March 24, 2020. Some or all of the members of the City Council, may attend this meeting by phone or other remote means. Read on...
City of Bentonville will restrict public access to all City facilities beginning Mar. 19, 2020. “Access to City Buildings will be granted to City employees only with as much business as possible to be conducted online,” Bentonville Mayor Stephanie Orman. Read on...
All court dates (Arraignments, Plea/Discovery, Trials and Status Hearings) currently scheduled in the Bentonville District Court shall be canceled until after Apr. 20th. All cases will be re-set & regular Court dates will resume Apr. 21st unless updated. Read on...
Bentonville District Court staff is ready and willing to re-schedule all court dates for anyone experiencing Covid-19 symptoms or those who are concerned about potential exposure. Read on...
To avoid public interaction to combat the spread of Covid-19, effective Monday, March 16, 2020 the City of Bentonville will close the Public Library, Community Center and Downtown Activity Center to the public through March 30, 2020. Read on...
In an effort to keep our citizens and participants safe, The City of Bentonville will be taking the following measures regarding COVID-19 for operations for Bentonville Parks and Recreation and the Bentonville Public Library. Read on...
The City of Bentonville is hosting its nineteenth consecutive tree giveaway on April 18th. Approximately 400 trees are available to Bentonville residents. Only those residents that live inside the city limits qualify for the tree giveaway. Read on...
The City of Bentonville will host a series of meetings for each of the city’s four wards over the course of the year.
Mayor Stephanie Orman and City staff will engage in a conversation about city services and upcoming 2020 quality of life initiatives. Read on...
The League of American Bicyclists has honored the efforts of Bentonville to build better places to bike with a Bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Community award, joining 488 communities across the country in the movement for safer streets & better bicycling. Read on...
The City of Bentonville has launched Bentonville 311, a service that provides citizens with a simple online single point of contact for non-emergency city services at www.bentonville311.com. Read on...
