SPECIAL STATEMENT
Letter from Mayor Holland regarding the Covid-19 outbreak:
Dear Residents,
The City of Mayflower is now operating at LEVEL 3 status. This means no public access to government offices, water department, or Court offices. These offices will remain open with essential crew members, and residents can still pay their water bill through the drive-thru window or drop box.
In addition, we will be following the directives, lead by Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, the Arkansas Department of Health and the Center for Disease Control. I am in touch with our State, local and Federal agencies on a daily basis. Any updates will be posted here on our website.
Some of the most recent actions related to Covid-19:
- Governor Issues Mask Mandate
- City offices are operating at LEVEL 3 status (offices closed to public, but services remain active)
- MAYFLOWER SCHOOLS WILL OFFER 2 LEARNING PATHWAYS FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM.
- Limited Dine-in Restaurant Service
- BARS, and Entertainment still prohibited
- GYMS AND INDOOR ENTERTAINMENT VENUES
- Mayflower Waterworks temporarily suspends water service disconnections 501-470-1818
NEW: Limited Dine-In Operations Open May 11th
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
COVID-19 RELATED NEWS
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 —>
Mayflower City offices operating at LEVEL 3
*The City of Mayflower is now operating at a LEVEL 3 for precautionary measures regarding the COVID-19. According to Faulkner County Judge Baker, this means that at a Level 3, there will be NO public access to government offices, in … Read More —>
When possible,shop small , local businesses.
Read about the Highway 89 overpass project here >>
Several positions are open. … Read More —> We’re so excited to be able to offer an easier way to pay your water bill with lower transaction fees with PayStar! … Read More —> Governor Hutchinson ordered a mask mandate to be effective Monday, July 20, 2020. … Read More —> Job Openings
PayStar
Mask Mandate
New Businesses
Celebration of the Mayflower City Center Municipal Building! Held Tuesday 11/26 @ 2pm. 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 —> Mayflower’s City Center project received a big boost when ExxonMobil gave $500,000 in grant monies to the City. Mayor Randy Holland said that over $420,000 will be marked for the development of … Read More —> Blue Star Park upgrades UPDATE: Blue Star Park is complete, and the Christmas tree will be lit up throughout the holiday season. Blue Star Park has been cleared, and installation of the new fountain is underway. Completion expected to be in the … Read More —> Mayflower City Center
Satterfield Road / Railroad Drive
Mayflower Community Center & Lake Conway Nature Pavilion
Blue Star Park
