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City of Conway awarded $24.6 million for Connect Conway greenway trail infrastructure
The City of Conway has been awarded $24.6 million from the United States Department of Transportation to construct the Connect Conway greenway trail. The money comes from the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) discre...
Draft Arkansas Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Deployment Plan Now Available for Public Comment
The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT), in collaboration with the Department of Energy and Environment (E&E), has made the draft Arkansas Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Deployment Plan available for public comment. The comment period will r...
ArDOT seeks input on proposed widening of Harkrider St (Hwy 65B) from Bruce St to Oak St (Hwy 64)
The Arkansas Department of Transportation is proposing to widen Highway 65B (Harkrider St) between Bruce St and Highway 64 (Oak St) in Conway.
Metroplan invites review and comment on proposed regional trails
etroplan invites the public to review and comment on proposed routes for its Regional Greenways (trails) Plan.
Planning workshops scheduled for Oak Street Ahead
The workshops will focus on collaborating, inviting conversation, listening to concerns, welcoming ideas, and getting reactions to different approaches and concepts.
City of Conway releases Toad Suck Daze traffic flow map
Public safety is a priority so we want everyone to be prepared for a change in traffic flow, downtown road closures, and an increase in pedestrian foot traffic along the streets surrounding the festival.
Conway awarded grant to develop mitigation strategy to reduce downtown flooding
The Arkansas Division of Emergency Management has awarded the City of Conway a $155,000.00 through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP). HMGP provides grants to state and local governments to implement long-term hazard mitigation measures following a...
How Markham Square will affect Lake Conway - Point Remove Watershed
A watershed is like an ecological zip code. It’s a geographic area comprised of small creeks, medium streams, and large rivers that all drain to a waterbody. All unique in size in shape, but still connected and equally important. Markham Square drains to S...
How Markham Square will improve water quality
The first hour of urban storm water runoff can have a higher pollution index than raw sewage. Treatment drains help to prevent this by diverting large volumes of water and deterring pollution buildup. Leveraging treatment drains and storm water management...