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1. How do I report a pothole or other roadway defects?

To report a pothole or other roadway defects, contact the Transportation Division office by phone at 479-575-8228, by email, or by submitting an Online Service Request.

2. How do I report a traffic light problem?

To report a traffic light problem, contact the Transportation Division office by phone at 479-575-8228, by email, or by submitting an Online Service Request.

3. How do I report a street light outage?

Ozarks Electric and SWEPCO/AEP maintain the city's street lights, depending on the area in which the street light is located. To report a street light outage, contact the appropriate utility service provider: Ozarks Electric (1-800-521-6144) or SWEPCO/AEP (1-888-216-3523). For more information, please refer to the Reporting Street Light Outages Resource.

4. How can I get assistance with a flooding problem or a clogged storm drain?

The Transportation Division has a drainage maintenance program to ensure that drainage systems on or adjacent to public property are free of uncontrolled growth and blockages. Need assistance?

5. How do I report vegetation growing too close to power lines or street lights?

All power lines and the majority of street lights are maintained by the utility service provider (electric company) for the area in which the street light and lines are located. For more information on reporting an issue, review the online resource: Trees Too Close to Power Lines or Street Lights

6. What services does the Transportation Division provide?

The City of Fayetteville Transportation Division provides maintenance for city streets, the right-of-way, drainage systems, traffic signals, and sidewalks. Additionally, the Transportation Division constructs new traffic signals, sidewalks, and trails.

7. Is the Transportation Division responsible for the maintenance and repair of all streets located within the City of Fayetteville limits?

No, not all streets fall under the City of Fayetteville's jurisdiction. The Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department (AHTD) maintains state highways, interstates, and access roads. For more details, see the Maintenance & Repair Responsibilities Resource.

8. How can I find the traffic count for a certain street or area in Fayetteville?

The Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department provides traffic volume counts on their website: http://arkansashighways.com/district4.aspx.