Sidewalk & Pedestrian Rules in Arkansas (2026)

Conway Municipal Code § 9.20.01 requires the owner, tenant or anyone controlling real estate in the City of Conway to…

In Little Rock, the owner of the lot next to the street builds and maintains the sidewalk in front of it. Sec. 30-36…

Springdale's obstruction ordinance makes it unlawful for the owner or occupant of a lot to let the sidewalk in front of…

In the City of Conway, Arkansas, property owners, tenants and occupants must keep the sidewalk fronting their real…

Fort Smith bans businesses from displaying merchandise, movable signs, or showcases on a sidewalk, street, or…

Little Rock bans blocking streets, alleys, and sidewalks with stored goods or unpermitted right-of-way items; unremoved…

Pulaski County bans dumping or storing abandoned vehicles, appliances, and building debris in county road…

Springdale makes it unlawful to erect structures, fences, or piled materials on a street or sidewalk, and holds the…

Private use of Conway's public right-of-way requires a city-granted franchise under Chapter 8.76, including an…

Private use of a Fort Smith public right-of-way or easement, sheds, fences, signs, landscaping, needs a temporary…

No one may cut into, tunnel under or disturb a Jonesboro street, alley or sidewalk without a written permit from the…

Merchants can't put goods on the sidewalk without a written city manager permit and a 6-foot clearance from the curb.

Pulaski County requires a permit before any excavation, road cut, curb work or driveway connection (including the…

Digging, boring, or removing any part of a Springdale street, curb, alley, or sidewalk requires a public works permit…

Cutting a ditch or trench across or along any Washington County road right-of-way requires a permit from the County…