City of Mayflower, Arkansas
Latest News:
Grand Opening
Mayor Randy Holland helped Zack Buchanan, Manager, cut the ribbon as Family Dollar/ DollarTree celebrated their Grand Opening on April 29th. Also, in attendance was State Representative David Ray, Faulkner County Judge Baker; Alderman Will Elder; Mayflower Chamber of Commerce … Read More —>
Mayflower Waterworks Launches a New Website!
Mayflower Waterworks launches a new website! … Read More —>
Water Department Lobby
The lobby will reopen Monday, May 3. Click here for more information. … Read More —>
New Businesses
Save the dates for our new business openings! … Read More —>
Progress Through Projects:
Mayflower City Center
Celebration of the Mayflower City Center Municipal Building! Held Tuesday 11/26 @ 2pm.
Read More --->Satterfield Road / Railroad Drive
An improved thoroughfare from Satterfield Rd to Railroad Dr, next to Mayflower City Hall has been completed. This new roadway will make it easier to travel behind City Hall over to Franklin Pearce Park, and back over to Highway 89. … Read More —>
COVID Resources
NOTICE!
Notice! For the safety of the city workers, the lobbies of the Police and Courts Building are temporarily closed to the public due to COVID-19 precautions and guidelines. Please call ahead to make an appointment if you need to speak … Read More —>
Mask Mandate
Governor Hutchinson ordered a mask mandate to be effective Monday, July 20, 2020. … Read More —>
Limited Dine-In Service To Resume May 11th
Restaurants in Arkansas may resume limited dine-in service on May 11 under Phase 1 guidelines that require daily health screening of staff, use of face masks and gloves, and strict social distancing, Governor Hutchinson announced at his daily press briefing today.
Read More --->COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT
From the office of John Gray, Superintendent COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT The school district would like to let everyone know that we do plan to open the school storm shelters in the event of a tornado warning. To gain access, please wear … Read More —>
This is an unprecedented time, especially for Mayflower. We’ve been through many challenges, but this time we are dealing with Covid-19, a virus that not only affects our city, but reaches far beyond our borders. I encourage all of us to take the necessary steps to keep ourselves, our families and our neighbors safe by doing all we can as individuals to limit the spread of this virus. Thank you for your cooperation, your understanding and your sacrifices during this time. Mayor Randy Holland
When possible,shop small , local businesses.
Read about the Highway 89 overpass project here >>