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Relocation
Many people move to Eureka Springs because they have visited before and they just can’t get this town off of their mind. It’s easy to have the life you choose in Eureka Springs; one full of activities, groups and favorite pastimes or perhaps long unhurried days of watching deer graze on the hillside or a day of quiet reflection on the banks of one of our rivers or lakes.
Eureka Springs is a natural choice for new residents. Urban stresses of pollution, crime and traffic are far away from this idyllic mountain village and the temperate climate means parched summers and blizzard-ridden winters are only seen on the news, not outside your window. Eureka’s easygoing small-town Victorian charm is a perfect match for almost anyone wanting more from life than the stress of an urban rat race.
The rolling hills of the Ozarks mean that Eureka Springs experiences mild weather year-round. We have four distinct seasons that give visitors and residents an opportunity to enjoy soft spring flowers, sunny warm summer days, autumn’s scarlet and gold bounty, and an occasional winter snowfall. Average annual temperatures are 46 degrees to 71 degrees Fahrenheit. Humidity ranges from the low 50s to the mid-70s and precipitation averages 45 inches per year.
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You are here and can get to..
Eureka Springs is close to several “big” cities. Fayetteville, AR (home of the University of Arkansas), Springdale, AR (home to Tyson Foods and the AA Baseball team The Naturals), Bentonville, AR (home to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and the Wal-Mart headquarters) and Rogers, AR (home to Daisy Outdoor Products) are all within an hour’s drive from Eureka Springs.
Flying into the Ozarks is made easy by having a local airport just 20 minutes away, Carroll County Airport. There are 2 regional airports nearby as well. The Branson Airport is just north of Eureka Springs in Branson, MO and the Northwest Regional Airport is in Bentonville, AR. These regional airports host major airlines and are both about an hour’s drive to and from Eureka Springs.
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City Info
CITY OFFICES
44 South Main
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
CityofEurekaSprings.us
EurekaSpringsInc.us
CITY HALLPhone: 479-253-9703
Fax: 479-253-6967
Mayor
Robert “Butch” Berry
mayor@eurekaspringsar.gov
Assistant to the Mayor
Kim Stryker
Kim.stryker@eurekaspringsar.gov
Clerk/Treasurer
Ann Armstrong
cityclerk@cityofeurekasprings.org
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Services
Police Department: 479-253-8666
147 Passion Play Rd., Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Fire Department: 479-253-9616
144 E. Van Buren, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Building Inspector Bobby Ray
bray@cityofeurekasprings.org
Public Works: 479-253-9600
Public Works Director Dwayne Allen
dallen@cityofeurekasprings.org
3174 E. Van Buren, Eureka Springs, AR 72632espublicworks@cityofeurekasprings.org
Carroll County Solid Waste: 479-253-2727
Transit Department: 479-253-9572
Transit Director Ken Smith
smitty@cityofeurekasprings.org
137 W. Van Buren, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Post Offices
Eureka Springs Post Office: 479-253-9850
101 Spring Street, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Holiday Island Post Office: 479-253-5701Hospital
Eureka Springs Hospital: 479-253-7400
24 Norris Street, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Library
Carnegie Public Library: 479-253-8754
194 Spring Street, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
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Schools
Public Schools
Eureka Springs School Superintendent: 479-253-5999
Elementary School: 479-253-8704
Middle School: 479-253-7716
High School: 479-253-8875
Private Schools
Clear Spring School: 479-253-7888
Academy of Excellence: 479-253-5400
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Other
City Advertising Promotion Commission: 479-253-7333
director@eurekasprings.org
121 E. Van Buren, Suite 3B
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
EurekaSprings.orgParks & Recreation: 479-253-2866
director@eurekaparks.com
523 Spring Street, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
www.eurekaparks.com
www.eurekaspringstrails.comEureka Springs Downtown Network: 844-5ES-TOUR
Director Jacqueline Wolven
www.eurekaspringsdowntown.com