Search Springdale Phone Directory

The Springdale Phone Directory helps residents and researchers find contact information for city offices, public agencies, courts, and police departments in one of Arkansas's fastest-growing cities. Springdale sits primarily in Washington County, though it also extends into Benton County. City Hall, the police department, and district court offices each maintain records you can access under state law. This contact directory covers the offices that serve Springdale day to day, from the City Clerk to the Washington County Circuit Clerk, so you can find numbers, addresses, and online portals without having to guess where to start.

Springdale City Government Phone Directory

The Springdale City Government portal is the starting point for most city contact lookups. The city runs on a council form of government with elected representatives. The City Clerk's Office handles ordinances, resolutions, meeting minutes, and official city contracts. These records are public documents under Arkansas Code Annotated § 25-19-101 et seq., the state Freedom of Information Act.

Public records requests for Springdale can be submitted through the City Clerk or the city's online FOIA portal. Most requests are acknowledged within three business days as required under § 25-19-105. If your request involves a large set of records and the estimated cost runs over $25, the agency may charge for staff time and copying under § 25-19-105(d)(3)(A)(iii).

The city's website also provides department contact pages for Public Works, Planning, Finance, and other offices. Each department has its own records that you can request. Check the city portal or call City Hall to get the right number for the department you need.

The screenshot below was captured from the Springdale city government website, which serves as the main hub for contact listings and public records access in the city.

Visit springdalear.gov to find department phone numbers, City Council info, and links to public records request forms for Springdale.

Washington County Offices for Springdale

Most Springdale residents fall under Washington County jurisdiction for court and county records. The Washington County Courthouse in Fayetteville handles circuit court cases including civil disputes, family law, and criminal matters. The Washington County Circuit Clerk maintains all court filings, judgments, and case dockets at the circuit level.

Marriage licenses for Springdale residents are issued by the Washington County Clerk. Divorce records are also filed at the circuit court level. For vital records like birth and death certificates, those go through the Arkansas Department of Health in Little Rock, not the county office.

Property records and assessment data for Springdale parcels in Washington County are maintained by the Washington County Assessor. Past Arkansas County Assessors Association president Russell Hill served as Washington County Assessor at 280 N. College Avenue, Suite 250, Fayetteville, AR 72701, phone 479-444-1519. Property tax payments in Washington County go through the Tax Collector's office at the courthouse. You can also search Washington County property records free through ARCountyData.com.

Springdale Police Department Contact Listings

The Springdale Police Department maintains arrest records, incident reports, and accident reports for the city. These are public records under state law and can be requested from the department's records unit. The Records Division processes FOIA requests for police documents in compliance with Arkansas Code Annotated § 25-19-101 et seq.

If you need a copy of a crash report or need to check on an arrest, contact the police department directly. For incidents outside city limits, the Washington County Sheriff's Office handles county-wide law enforcement and maintains its own arrest records.

The Washington County Detention Center maintains an online inmate lookup tool for the public. This is the main jail facility serving Springdale and the rest of Washington County. Inmate status and booking information are updated regularly on the detention center's public site.

The Springdale Police Department page shown below provides direct links to records requests, non-emergency contacts, and FOIA submission options for residents.

Use the Springdale Police Department website to request incident reports, find the non-emergency line, and access online records services.

Court Records Lookup for Springdale

The Springdale District Court handles traffic citations and misdemeanor criminal cases within city limits. The court is part of the Arkansas district court system and keeps records on all cases it hears. Court records at the district and circuit level can be searched online through the Arkansas AOC Case Information System, which covers all 75 counties.

You can look up case information by name, case number, or attorney. The Arkansas Court Case Search portal is another tool for quick lookups. Both systems are governed by Administrative Order 19, which sets the rules for online public access to court records across the state.

For older records not in the online system, contact the Washington County Circuit Clerk directly. Paper records for cases filed before the digital era may require an in-person visit or a written records request. The Arkansas Judicial Branch site links to all court locations, clerk contacts, and filing guides.

Springdale Public Records and FOIA Process

Under Arkansas Code Annotated § 25-19-101 et seq., public records are open to inspection and copying by any person. The law covers a wide range of government documents held by city and county offices. Springdale's City Clerk accepts FOIA requests in person and online. The city must respond within three business days of receiving the request.

State-level records, like those held by the Arkansas Secretary of State or the Department of Finance and Administration, go through separate channels. The Arkansas FOIA portal provides request forms and guidance for submitting requests to state agencies. For disputes about records access, the Arkansas Attorney General can issue opinions and help resolve conflicts between requesters and agencies.

Business entity records are a different resource. If you need a phone number or registered agent address for a Springdale business, the Arkansas Secretary of State keeps the statewide business directory. Call 501-682-1010 to reach the main office.

State Phone Directory Resources for Springdale

Several state-level contact directories are useful for Springdale residents. The Arkansas General Assembly Directory lists all 135 legislators with their phone numbers and office locations. You can find your state senator and representative through the district finder tool on the General Assembly website.

For property research, ACTDataScout provides a statewide real property search tool. The NETR Online Arkansas directory links directly to county assessor, recorder, and tax collector offices with phone numbers. These resources work for Washington County and Benton County properties that fall within Springdale's city limits.

The Arkansas County Assessors Association also maintains a directory of all county assessors. Criminal history for the Springdale area, beyond what the city police hold, runs through the Arkansas Crime Information Center, which is the state's central criminal justice data repository.

Nearby Cities with Phone Directory Pages

Springdale is part of the Northwest Arkansas metro. If you need phone directory resources for a nearby city, these pages are available.

• Fayetteville - Washington County seat, south of Springdale
• Rogers - Benton County, north of Springdale
• Bentonville - Benton County seat, northwest of Springdale
• Siloam Springs - Benton County, west of Springdale
• Washington County - primary county for Springdale
• Benton County - secondary county for Springdale

See the full list of Arkansas cities with phone directory pages or browse all 75 Arkansas counties.