Gravette City Hall
Located at 604 First Ave SE, Gravette, Arkansas 72736
City Hall, days and hours of operation are Monday-Friday 8:00-4:30
479-787-5757
Fax 479-787-5018
If you have an after hours water emergency, please call our on-call employee pager number at 479-267-1343, follow the prompt to type in your phone number, and an employee will return your call.
Water bills are due by the 5th of each month
Water bills, permits, licenses, cemetery information, code enforcement, court payments and Civic Center reservations are all processed within the Gravette City Hall.
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JOB OPENINGS
The City of Gravette seeks a full-time water
and wastewater employee. Basic water distribution
license/Class I
Wastewater licenses are required or ability to obtain
licenses within one year.
Heavy lifting, weekend work required and heavy equipment operator a plus.
Applicant must be at least 18 years of age and have high school diploma or GED. All
applicants please submit the following to Mayor Byron Warren: application,
cover letter, resume and qualifying documents/ transcripts. The City is an
equal opportunity employer that requires background checks and drug testing
for all new hires. Applications available at Gravette City Hall, 604 First
Ave SE or visit our website at
www.cityofgravette-ar.gov/forms-applications.html.
The City of Gravette seeks a full-time Parks
employee. Outdoor work
in all weather, heavy lifting, and possible weekend work required, heavy
equipment operator a plus. Applicant must be at least 18 and have a high
School diploma or GED. All applicants please submit the following to Mayor
Byron Warren: application, cover letter, resume and qualifying documents/
transcripts. The City is an equal opportunity employer that requires
background checks and drug testing for all new hires. Applications available
at Gravette City Hall, 604 First Ave SE or visit our website at
www.cityofgravette-ar.gov/forms-applications.html.
2012 Official Holiday Calendar
Friends of the Cemetery members wanted
Mayor Byron Warren and Representative MaryLou Slinkard at the Arkansas Municipal League Winter Conference 2012 in Little Rock.
" The Arkansas Municipal League congratulates Mayor Warren in the first graduating class of its inaugural Certified Continuing Education Program."The Mayor was recognized as a Certified Municipal Official after taking 21 credit hours of classes.
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The Gravette Volunteer Fire Department is accepting applications for volunteer firefighters. Applicants must be at least eighteen years of age, live within the Gravette Fire Department response area, be in good physical health and possess a valid Arkansas drivers' license. Applicants will be expected to pass written and physical exams, as well as, a thorough background check. Only highly motivated individuals need apply. Applications are available at the Fire Department or Gravette City Hall. For more information, call the Fire Department at 787-6600.
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In cases of extreme storms conditions, shelter is available in the basement of the Ozarks Community Hospital at 1101 Jackson Street SW. Please use the emergency entrance after hours. No pets are allowed.
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Recycling trailers are available in the parking area on the north side of the Gravette Police Dept, available 7 days a week. The City of Gravette and Benton County Solid Waste sincerely thank all those who recycle.
For disposal locations for toxic materials, appliances, fluorescent bulbs, etc. please click Link to BCSW
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Have you heard about the National Children's Study?
Arkansas Children’s Hospital Research Institute (ACHRI) is proud to be a contributing Study center to the National Children’s Study. ACHRI’s mission is to improve children’s health, development and well-being through high-quality research, which aligns directly with the purpose and mission of the National Children’s Study: To improve the health and well-being of children and contribute to understanding the role various factors have on health and disease.
- There are 105 Study locations in 43 states throughout the country.
- Benton County is the only location in Arkansas selected to participate.
- More than 100,000 children will be followed from before birth through age 21.
- The Study will examine how genetics and the environment interact to affect health and well-being.
- Findings from the Study will be made available as the research progresses, making potential benefits known to the public as early as possible.
- The goal of the Study is to help determine root causes of children’s health problems; identify new treatments and interventions for people affected by illness and disease; and develop evidence-based prevention strategies, health and safety guidelines, and future research.
- For more information or to sign up go to:
National Children's Study link or 1-877-KID-STDY
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