Faulkner County, AR Ordinances (2026)

Faulkner County licenses every private trash hauler working the unincorporated county under its 1985 Solid Waste Management Ordinance, § 1100.00. Haulers pay a $300 annual fee, carry…

Faulkner County treats illegal storage, handling or dumping of solid, liquid, household, automotive, commercial or demolition waste as an unsanitary condition banned countywide. The…

Faulkner County's 1985 Solid Waste Management Ordinance sets no fixed countywide pickup schedule; collection is handled by licensed private haulers under individual agreements rather…

Faulkner County requires full compliance with its Flood Damage Prevention Code before anyone builds, alters or changes the use of a structure or land in a FEMA-mapped Special Flood…

Faulkner County makes it a misdemeanor to keep any building or structure in such an unsanitary condition that it becomes a menace to the health and safety of nearby residents. The…

Faulkner County bans keeping innately wild carnivores, non-human primates and venomous reptiles anywhere in the unincorporated county. The rule covers bears, wolves, big cats, monkeys…

Faulkner County requires every cat over three months old to carry a current rabies vaccination administered by an accredited veterinarian, with a metal tag on its collar proving the…

No dog may run At-Large in unincorporated Faulkner County: every dog must wear a collar or harness with an ID tag plus a rabies vaccination tag. An At-Large dog can be impounded, with…

Faulkner County has no breed-specific ban; instead it regulates dogs individually designated 'dangerous' or 'vicious' based on bite or attack history under § 720.01(14). Designated…

Faulkner County treats a dog that barks, whines or howls in an excessive, continuous or untimely fashion as a nuisance animal under § 720.01(4). After two documented warnings to the…