New Building for the Tontitown Police Department
Jul 12, 2026
Closes
Aug 4, 2026
Provide new building.
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Jul 12, 2026
Closes
Aug 4, 2026
Provide new building.
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Census ID
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189615
Population
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7,941
Procurement Hell Score
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60 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Tontitown
The council received a comprehensive report from the City Attorney regarding the resolution of Ethics Commission complaints against the mayor. Departmental reports were reviewed for police, fire, and museum operations. The council passed several legislative measures, including resolutions and ordinances related to animal welfare support, animal dumping regulations, impact fees for accessory dwelling units, final plat acceptance, landfill road access fees, infrastructure funding for park improvements, and water line engineering tasks. Additionally, the council addressed public concerns regarding landfill operations and formally acknowledged the resignation of a council member.
The City Council adopted a resolution to accept the annexation of property totaling approximately 121.10 acres into the corporate limits of the City of Tontitown. This action followed a court-ordered annexation process confirmed by the Circuit Court of Washington County.
The meeting featured reports from the Police Department, Fire Department, Public Works, and the Historical Museum board. Key agenda items included the amendment of the agenda to address a city council vacancy, the review of financial reports for June 2026, and a discussion regarding municipal credit card expense documentation. Public works projects were reviewed, specifically updates on the water storage tank, wastewater master plan, and various water line extensions, along with a discussion on potential grant funding. Additionally, building permit trends and commercial and residential development valuations were presented, followed by a preview of upcoming planning agenda items.
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