Mailing Address: PO Box 237 Ward, AR 72176
Physical Address: 405 Hickory St, Ward, AR 72176
City Phone: 501-843-7686
Water Department Phone: 501-843-2271
Email Address: wardarkansas@cityofward.com
City Office Hours are 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
City of Ward
Arkansas
I’m Charles “Charlie” Gastineau, Mayor of the City of Ward. I'd like to welcome you to our website. Having an estimated population of over 5,000, Ward is the second largest city in Lonoke County and the 2nd fastest growing community in the Metroplan (central Arkansas) area. Ward is, by definition, a bedroom community with most of our working residents commuting to and from work in other cities. It is my commitment to move Ward ForWard, opening new opportunities for businesses and new residents alike to find a home in Ward. If you are looking to locate to a growing community that still has that small-town charm, consider making Ward your new home. I encourage all Ward residents to get involved in the community--- volunteer to coach a youth sports team, or just to help with our Parks & Recreation Department, join the Chamber of Commerce, attend a church of your choosing, start a non-profit, or…. open your own business. This is YOUR community...get involved! My email address is mayor@cityofward.com and my city cell phone number is 501-743-2501. Contact me with your concerns, comments, and ideas for our city. Join us as we move Ward ForWard.
February Fun Facts
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ward District Court Amnesty Week
March 2 - 6 Click HERE for more
ARDot Public Involvement Meeting
March 17th 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.
located at Ward Municipal Complex
in the Civic Room. All are invited
to review the project and provide
input to the ARDot representatives
position open - click here for more details
GOOD NEWS WATER CUSTOMERS:
You can now pay online
as well as sign up for alerts and more! Check out the new site at:CLICK BELOW:
February fluctuates between having 28 and 29 days per year. The 29th day only occurs every 4 years during leap years.
The length of February was finalized when Julius Caesar remade the Roman calendar and assigned the month 28 days and 29 days. In 713 B.C., February was officially added to the Roman calendar.
Your birthstone is an Amethyst and your flower is primrose.
At one point February had as little as 23 days.
Black History Month
National Freedom Day
Groundhog Day
Valentine's Day
President's Day
Ash Wednesday
American Heart Month
Chocolate Lovers Month
National Bird Feeding Month
National Dental Month
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