Springdale Airport Tower

Springdale Municipal Airport, located in Springdale, Arkansas, is a city-owned general aviation airport that spans 221 acres just one mile southeast of the city center. With a record-setting 46,219 operations in 2023, it has become the busiest municipal airport in the state and is set to be upgraded to a national airport status on October 1, 2024. The airport features a single runway measuring 5,302 feet and is equipped with a full-length parallel taxiway. It hosts several flight schools, corporate offices, and a full-service Fixed Base Operator, Summit Aviation, which offers aircraft servicing, fueling, and storage options. Generated from the website

The Transportation Division is a public agency that provides maintenance and construction services for streets, sidewalks and roads throughout the City of Fayetteville in Arkansas. It maintains more than 400 miles of streets and over 300 miles of sidewalks, as well as nearly 200 miles of drainage ditches. The division is responsible for the installation and maintenance of street markers, curbs, gutters, and traffic signals and signs. It additionally offers crack sealing, pothole patching, asphalt overlaying, gravel street maintenance, street evaluation and sweeping, and spot surface, sub-base, shoulder and guardrail repair services. The division coordinates a drainage program that includes cleaning and reshaping of drainage ditches; removal of silt and debris from drop inlets; power washing of blocked driveway tiles; and installation of drain tiles and drains. Additionally, the division undertakes inspection, cleaning and maintenance of bridges and related structure within the city. It provides trail construction, sidewalk, and traffic control and maintenance programs. The division has a staff of approximately 65 full-time and more than 10 part-time employees. The Transportation Division is a part of the government of the City of Fayetteville, which also operates aviation, engineering, fire and police departments.

Fayetteville Aviation operates at Drake Field in Fayetteville, AR, providing a range of services for both general and corporate aviation. The facility offers on-field services, leasing opportunities, and is home to various tenants, including the Arkansas Air and Military Museum. Dedicated to supporting the aviation community, Fayetteville Aviation features amenities such as fuel services, maintenance, and flight reservations. The airport also emphasizes accessibility and community engagement through various city resources and programs. Generated from the website