Tim Curtis heads up this great event.  He could use some help too!

If you have an event (non profit) you would like us to promote send us an e-mail.  Click here and we would be happy to help you promote it on this page and on the Bull Shoals City Council page.

A regular city council meeting 6:30 at city hall this Thursday April 27 2017.  The public is encouraged to attend welcome.  On Monday evening a special meeting was held.  The cities budget was the issue.  The mayor is working with department heads to cut 25% from  current budget request.  The budget will be discussed again.  There should be a vote on the resolution for Dam site park setting fees.  There will also be a vote on the noise ordinance.  When the agenda is printed it will be posted here.  Don't forget to vote May 9th on the sewer issue concerning the one (1%) percent sales tax increase.  This is a re-vote on the same issue we voted on in November 2016.  

A City Council Workshop tomorrow Monday April 17th City Hall at 6:30 . A few items on the agenda will be: Noise ordinance, city budget, Dam Site Park Resolution, and the solid waste contract. The public is invited and encouraged to attend.

                  Sample ballot for the May 9th election

Information about city wide clean up on April 25th.

Mark your calendar.  This will be a fun event.

 Just wanted to let you all know that we have set a date for our Shop With a Cop and Firemen Bowfishing Tournament.

The date is June 10, 2017. It will begin at 7 PM and go till 7 AM. Flyers, rules, and entry forms will be out soon!

We are very excited to join the Bull Shoals Fire Department for this event and are hoping to raise enough money to help several kids in our town this Christmas!

                                                                         APRIL 8 2017

Great news for the Citizens of Bull Shoals. The city received a grant of $1.3 million dollars from the North West Arkansas Development Authority for the new sewer plant. This brings the total grant monies received to $5.8 Million dollars. The new cost to the city is just $2.2 million dollars. The November 1% sales tax must be re-voted on. The bond language was incorrect so we will be voting on this issue again May 9th at city hall. Special thanks to our economic development coordinator David Nixon. His skills have navigated the City of Bull Shoals through this process.

                                      Bull Shoals Volunteer Fire Department Easter egg hunt.

The Bull Shoals Volunteer Fire Department held its annual Easter egg hunt.   Here are a few photos.