Cherokee Village, Arkansas | Council Packets

Cherokee Village

Council Packets

Cherokee Village Council Meeting Packet | Download all packets here

2025

January 2025 Council Packet

February 2025 Council Packet

2024 Revenue and Expenditures

Mulit-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Community of Sharp County, AR

Resolution 2025-04 Multi Jurisdictional Hazard

March 2025 Council Packet

April 2025 Council Packet

May 2025 Council Packet

June 2025 Council Packet

July 2025 Council Packet

August 2025 Council Packet

September 2025 Council Packet

2024

December 2024 Council Packet Includes 2025 Approved Budget (page 34)

November 2024 Council Packet

October 2024 Council Packet

September 2024 Council Packet

August 2024 Council Packet

July 2024 AMENDED Council Packet

July 2024 Council Packet

June 2024 Council Packet

May 2024 Council Packet

April 2024 Council Packet

March 2024 Council Packet

February 2024 Council Packet

January 2024 Council Packet

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PO Box 129 | Cherokee Village, AR 72525

Cherokee Village, Arkansas | North Central Arkansas | The Ozarks

Cherokee City Hall

2 Santee Dr.

Cherokee Village, AR 72529

Cherokee Village City Hall

Cherokee Village

Utility

Phone Numbers

1) Cherokee Village Police

Department Non Emergency #

(870)257-5225

Emergency # 911

2) Cherokee Village Fire Department Non Emergency #

(870)257-2304

Emergency # 911

3) Cherokee Village Waterworks

(870)257-3508

5) Electric-Fulton County

NAEC

(870)895-3221

www.naeci.com

4) Electric-Sharp County

Entergy

(800)368-3749

www.entergy.com

Weather info for Cherokee Village

Celebrities from
Cherokee Village
Arkansas

Check back for
our exclusive
interview with
Phillip Sweet
where he talks of
his time in
Cherokee
Village,
Arkansas.

Phillip Sweet (of Little Big Town) was raised in Cherokee Village, Arkansas in the Ozarks. He grew up in a musical family. His mother had a weekend country variety show and all of his brothers and sisters were involved in music in some way.

Phillip learned to play guitar and keyboards and wrote his first song when he was nine years old. When he was ten, he became a featured soloist in his church's touring musical group.