City of Siloam Springs Restrictions and Closings Extended through April 17

The City of Siloam Springs is working to keep city employees, residents and visitors to Siloam Springs safe during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.   

Based on the Governor’s decision to extend school closing through April 1...

Gatherings of More Than Ten Prohibited

Per Governor Hutchinson’s Executive Order: "All public and private gatherings of any number of people occurring outside a single household or living unit are subject to the following directives and exceptions:

Due to the high risk o...

Park Amenities Closed, Trails Remain Open

Effective Wednesday, March 25, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. the City of Siloam Springs will close park amenities. This includes all playground equipment, basketball courts, tennis courts, skateb...

Barber Shops, Salons, Nail Salons, Massage Therapists, Tattoo Studios to Close March 24

Dr. Nate Smith, Director and State Health Officer for the Arkansas Department of Health has issued a directive that barber shops, beauty shops, salons, nail salons, massage parlors, massage therapists, and tattoo parlors are ordered to close beginning Tue...

Wipes, Paper Towels Causing Clogs; Could Lead to Sewer Line Backups

City crews are experiencing an increase in clogged lines due to "flushable" wipes. Clogged lines from wipes and additional rubbish could cause sewer lines to back up in your house. 

While wipes are marketed as flushable, these are still ...

District Court/ Court Offices Closed Through April 3

The Siloam Springs District Court and Court Offices will be closed through April 3, with a possible reopening on April 6. The City continues to assess the COVID-19 situation and will make decisions about closures based on recommendations from the CDC and ...

City Board Meetings Not Held Online, Not Closed to the Public

City Administrator Patterson did not say that the Arkansas Municipal League recommends having (City Board) meetings online and closed to the public as read in today’s edition of the Siloam Springs Herald Leader.

At the March 17 City Board meeting...

Ark. Dpt. of Parks, Heritage & Tourism Announces Closings, Limitations

Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism Announces Closings and Limiting of Some ServicesLITTLE ROCK—Stacy Hurst, secretary of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism (ADPHT), today announced that ADPHT is instituting closings an...

Office Access Limited; Appointments Only

Effective at 1:00 p.m. Friday, March 20, all City buildings will have limited access to members of the public. We will be seeing customers only on an appointment basis, and then only one at a time. Appointments can be made by ca...

Governor Hutchinson's COVID-19 3/19 Press Conference

Per Governor Asa Hutchinson’s press conference on Thursday, March 19, 2020: 

• Arkansas K-12 schools will be closed through April 17 and then reevaluated based on the current health information. Education will continue through alternative ...

Bars and Restaurants Closed (Carry out only), Indoor Venues Only Open for Essential Business

Governor Hutchinson announced today in a press conference that bars and restaurants in the state will be closed for dine-in. Carryout and delivery services will be available.

Indoor venues, such as gyms, will be closed to non-essential functions, according...

Updated 3/19/2020 COVID-19 Testing Sites Open

COVID-19 testing sites are now open in Northwest Arkansas. Patients with a fever, cough or shortness of breath should call and make an appointment to get screened. Anyone with concerns should call 1-855-438-2280.

(new) Mercy Hospital

2710 S Rife Medical Ln, ...

Benton County Satellite Convenience Center Suspends Operation

The Benton County Satellite Convenience Center is suspending the operation of the Siloam Springs location for the foreseeable future amid COVID-19 concerns. 

In an effort to maintain the health and safety of citizens and the District employees, Be...

Free Meals for Kids

Temporary Curbside/Carryout Parking Only Signs

Please note the "Curbside/Carryout Parking Only" signs throughout town. These signs are to help businesses that only have public parking temporarily reserve space for their customers. Please avoid parking in these spaces unless you are utilizing...

City-Wide Public Health Emergency

Siloam Springs City Administrator Phillip Patterson has declared a city-wide Public Health Emergency. "We must work together to uphold the health of our community by responding to COVID-19 appropriately. This includes social distancing, which has bee...

Emergencia de Salud Publica en Toda la Ciudad

Administrador de la ciudad de Siloam Springs Phillip Patterson ha declarado una Emergencia de Salud Publica en toda la ciudad. “Debemos trabajar juntos para defender la salud de nuestra comunidad respondiendo a COVID-19 adecuadamente. Esto inclu...

Parks and Rec Events Cancelled or Postponed

The Siloam Springs Virtual Library is Always Open

While the Library may be closed, our digital resources are always available.

Thousands of e-books and audio books are available through Arkansas Library to Go.  https://lib2go.overdrive.com/

Magazines and audio books are available through RBDigital...

COVID-19 and Its Effect on Our Community

Siloam Springs officials has been monitoring the COVID-19 situation and its effect on our community. We understand the concerns that many are experiencing, and the City is committed to responding to the needs of our residents and employees as this situati...

The City is Requesting Your Assistance

In response to COVID-19, the City of Siloam Springs would like to ask for your assistance when paying your utility bill.  When possible, please utilize one of the following pay methods:  pay by mail, online at www.xpressbillpay.com, by d...

The City takes the health, safety, and welfare of our residents and employees very seriously

The City takes the health and safety of our residents and employees very seriously. We’re taking proactive steps to protect our community from COVID-19, the coronavirus. This includes: providing accurate and timely information to the public; coo...

CDC Coronavirus Prevention & Treatment

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has published prevention guidelines we would like to share.

• Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
• Stay home when you are sick.
• Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, th...

Street Closures- Lake Francis and E. Kenwood

The City of Siloam Springs Street Division will close Lake Francis Dr. from Lincoln St. to the railroad tracks beginning Wednesday, March 11^th and will tentatively re-opened at the end of day Thursday, March 12^th for the purpose of laying the final course...

Lake Francis Open For Temporary Use

Crews are temporarily opening Lake Francis Thursday morning, February 20,  around 9:00 a.m. for use.Some work has not been complete, including some dirt work and final asphalt. However, much of that work can’t be completed in wet weathe...

City Gives Away Downed Trees (With Permit)

Beginning Monday, January 6th, residents can take logs (from downed trees from the tornadoes) to use for firewood or other projects Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Residents first MUST get a free permit from the Public Works office located ...

Wastewater Treatment Plant Team Featured

One of the things that we don't talk about often is the wastewater treatment plant. Most people don't think about what happens down line from their drains and toilets. We rely on an incredibly talented team to make sure our wastewater is safely treated. H...

2019 Year In Review

Every year, the City of Siloam Springs reviews completed projects, accomplishments, events and milestones. Attached you can read the 2019 Year in Review for the City of Siloam Springs. Each resident and business will also receive a hard copy inserted into...

Outdoor Warning System Testing Changes Days

The City of Siloam Springs will change the days of outdoor warning system to the first Monday of the month at 1:00 p.m. beginning December 2. “Historically we have tested sirens on the first Friday of every month. We’re going to change...

Benton County Solid Waste Satellite Convenience Center Dates and Hours Change

The Benton County Solid Waste Satellite Convenience Center changed dates and hours of operation to the first and third Saturday of every month from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. beginning November 1, 2019. The Convenience Center is located next to the Transfer S...