Fayetteville Public Meetings: November 25-29, 2024
Fayetteville, AR – The city is buzzling with activity as various public meetings take center stage. From essential council sessions to community events, the week ahead is filled with opportunities for residents to engage and get informed.
City Council Meetings
?key highlights of the upcoming City Council meetings revolve around their schedule and venues. The City Council holds its regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. For the month of November, these meetings will take place on November 12 and November 26. These sessions are crucial for discussing and voting on city ordinances and initiatives. At the City Clerk’s Office, the Agenda Sessions start at 4:00 PM, while the Council Meetings kick off at 4:30 PM, later concluding at 5:30 PM. The public is welcome to attend and learn more about the city’s governance.[1]
Special City Council Meeting
A special meeting, called by Mayor Jordan to accommodate an unusually large number of items on the agenda, will be held on Tuesday, November 12. This meeting will take place immediately before the regularly scheduled City Council Agenda Session. This special session is aimed at ensuring all critical items are addressed, providing a smoother transition to the main agenda session later in the day. The public is invited and can attend in person at City Hall or join via Zoom webinar.[2]
Planning Commission Meeting
On Monday, November 25, a Planning Commission Meeting is scheduled. This hybrid meeting will take place at City Hall on the Second Floor, Room 219, and simultaneously online via Zoom Webinar. The meeting time is from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM. The Planning Commission discusses and reviews various development projects and proposals, which are vital to the city’s growth and development. Residents can attend in person or tune in from the comfort of their homes to stay updated on planning matters.[2]
Community Clean-Up
A community clean-up event is set to take place, hosted by St. James Baptist Church and the city’s solid waste management team. This event is free for Fayetteville residents who are solid waste customers. To participate, residents must bring a recent copy of their Fayetteville utility bill or a valid driver’s license to verify residency. The clean-up sessions will focus on recyclable materials and general waste without accepting bagged trash or household hazardous waste items. It’s an excellent opportunity for residents to contribute to maintaining their community’s cleanliness.
Holiday Events
The festive season is well underway in Fayetteville, with several holiday events planned throughout the month. Starting with Light Night on November 22, the Historic Downtown Square will transform into an enchanting winter wonderland filled with twinkling lights, live music, holiday treats, and vendors. Additionally, lightings will continue nightly from 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM through January 1, making it a must-visit destination for locals and visitors alike.
Later in December, a parade titled “Lights of the Ozarks Parade” is scheduled for Thursday, December 5 at 6:30 PM. This event will add more magic to the festive celebrations in downtown Fayetteville. Along with these events, there are weekly live music performances every Saturday from November 16 to December 21, ranging from local covers to original holiday tracks by talented musicians.
Key Events Schedule
– City Council Meeting: November 12 and November 26.
– Planning Commission Meeting: November 25, from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM.
– Community Clean-Up: Undated, but hosted by St. James Baptist Church and solid waste management.
– Light Night & Lights of the Ozarks: November 22.
– Lights of the Ozarks Parade: December 5, at 6:30 PM.
– Weekly Live Music Performances: Every Saturday from November 16 to December 21.
These events highlight the vibrant community spirit and bustling activity in Fayetteville. With so much happening, it’s a great time for residents and visitors alike to get involved and enjoy the festive atmosphere[3].
