City of West Fork, AR.

09/04/2026

The West Fork City Council will meet Tuesday August 11, 2026 at 6:30pm in the West Fork Courts/Police Building
at 262 W. Main Street, for a regular monthly meeting. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.

09/03/2026

The City Administration will be closed Monday, September 7th for Labor Day.

09/03/2026

West Fork Library Board will meet Wednesday, September 9th, 2026, at 3:00pm in the West Fork Library meeting room at 198 W. Main Street, for a quarterly meeting.

The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.

09/02/2026

💧 WATER MAIN LEAK – RED OAK

The West Fork Water Department is currently responding to a water main leak on Red Oak. Our crew is on site and actively working to locate and repair the issue as quickly as possible.

09/01/2026

📢 ANNEXATION INFORMATION

Want to learn more about the proposed West Fork Annexation?

Additional information, maps, proposed boundaries, and details are available at the link below. We encourage residents and property owners to review the information and stay informed.

🔗 Learn more here:
https://www.westforkar.gov/o/cowf/page/annexation-information

08/29/2026

The West Fork Water Utility crews are working on a leak on Sycamore Ave. We apologize for the noise and for any interruption in service while the repair is being done.

08/26/2026

📍 PROPOSED WEST FORK ANNEXATION — NOVEMBER 2026

This November, voters will consider a proposed annexation that would expand the City of West Fork's boundaries north of the existing city limits and along the I-49 corridor.
Both qualified voters within the City of West Fork and qualified voters residing within the proposed annexation area will have the opportunity to vote on the proposal.

🗺️ What area is being considered?
The proposed annexation includes approximately 2.5 miles of I-49 and two existing interstate overpasses, along with surrounding areas north of the current city limits.
West Fork's existing geography—including mountains, the West Fork of the White River, floodplain areas and the railroad—limits the amount of land available for certain types of future development within and immediately surrounding the city.

🛣️ Why does the I-49 corridor matter?
The I-49 corridor has interstate access, traffic, visibility and existing overpasses. If annexation is approved, the area included in the proposal would become part of West Fork, giving the City a role in planning for future land use, development, infrastructure, access and services within that area.
Annexation itself does not determine what specific development will occur. It would change the municipal boundaries and which local government has authority over certain planning and development decisions within the annexed area.

🏡 What would annexation mean for residents of the proposed area?
If approved, residents within the annexation area would become residents of the City of West Fork and would have representation in West Fork city government.
They would also be able to participate in local decisions involving matters such as development, infrastructure and city services.

📋 What issues are part of the planning discussion?
Long-term planning for the proposed area may include:
• Future land use and development
• Roads and transportation
• Water and wastewater infrastructure
• Public safety and emergency services
• Commercial development
• Long-term infrastructure needs
• Residential areas and community character

🗳️ The Decision Belongs to Voters
The proposed annexation will be presented to voters in the November 2026 election.
Residents are encouraged to learn about the proposal, review the maps and boundaries, and understand how annexation could affect both West Fork and the proposed annexation area before casting their vote.

🔗 More information, maps and details about the proposed annexation are available at the link attached to this post.
https://www.westforkar.gov/o/cowf/page/annexation-information
Learn the facts. Review the proposed area. Make your voice heard in November.

08/18/2026

This is the link to the city council meeting held on August 11, 2026.

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08/17/2026

The West Fork Planning Commission will meet Thursday August 20,2026 at 6:30pm for a regular meeting. The meeting will be held in theWest Fork Court/Police Building at 262 W. Main Street. The public is welcome to attend.

08/13/2026

🚨 Help Us Protect West Fork's Water System! 💧
The City of West Fork is asking all residents to help us identify and report possible water leaks. Even a small leak can waste thousands of gallons of water and increase costs for everyone.
Please watch for:
💦 Standing water or soggy areas where they shouldn't be
🌱 Bright green grass in areas where other grass is dry and brittle
🚰 Lower than normal water pressure
👀 Any other unusual signs that may indicate a water leak
If you notice any of these signs, please report them immediately.
📞 West Fork Water Department: 479-839-2342
📧 [email protected]
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Thank you for helping us conserve water, reduce waste, and keep West Fork's water system running efficiently for everyone! 💙