Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Sherwood.
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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
The City of Sherwood, Arkansas, is soliciting Statements of Qualifications for Disaster Debris Monitoring Services.
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Census ID
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161049
Employee FTE
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324
Population
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33,620
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Sherwood
The City Council meeting included recognitions of various community achievements, such as the Abundant Life Men's Varsity Basketball team as State Champions and Sylvan Hills High School National Merit Finalists. Proclamations were issued declaring April 2026 as Month of the Military Child. The council engaged in discussions regarding short-term rental taxes, updates on parks and recreation programs, and facility bids. Several resolutions and ordinances were adopted or reviewed, including civil rights assurances for the Federal Transit Act, budget amendments for the General Fund, Street Fund, and Wastewater Utility Fund, and ordinances regarding benefits for elected officials. New business included discussions on city council meeting rules regarding citizen commentary and public works facility assessments. The meeting also included reports and updates on city services, including information on grant funding, upcoming community events, and departmental activities.
The City Council meeting agenda included several key items. Initial proceedings involved prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call, and recognitions for a police officer and high school football coaches/players. Financial reporting for January 2026 was presented, along with approval to remove disposed assets from the city fixed asset listing. Committee discussions focused on updates to residential zoning districts. Key legislative actions included consideration of an ordinance amending contributed benefits for retired elected officials and an ordinance amending the 2026 city council rules and procedures. Resolutions addressed declaring structures on parcel 22S0200006400 a public nuisance and expressing willingness to negotiate a memorandum of understanding with Jacksonville, Arkansas, regarding 911 communication services consolidation. A resolution was also proposed to approve participation in the Trauma Assistance Program offered by the Arkansas Municipal League. The financial statements for the General Fund and Street Fund, reflecting activity up to January 31, 2026, were documented.
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The document references the upcoming Planning Commission meeting scheduled for February 10th, 2026, which will include a public hearing and discussion items. Key agenda items for this meeting are a request to rezone property at 8709 Teetwood Road from R-1 to R-2, a Replat of Lots 21 and 22 in the Sylvan Hills Addition, and a discussion concerning Residential Zoning Districts. The staff report for the rezone indicates a recommendation to administratively table the request to allow the applicant time to file a replat to resolve the issue of split zoning on the legal lot. The document also includes minutes from the January 13th, 2026, meeting, where items under old business were tabled, and the Chairman and Vice-Chair were elected. The discussion in January also covered a site plan review that was tabled and a discussion regarding a conditional use permit application for T. Rick's Service Station.
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