Why an aquatic center? A year-round Aquatic Recreation Center would expand health and wellness benefits and boost the local economy in Fayetteville. You can help make it possible by voting FOR all ballot questions 1-9 to fund city improvements WITHOUT RAISING TAXES.

Our latest video focuses on Fayetteville’s Future. “It is so critically important that we pass these bonds now because they set the stage for what happens in our city for the next 10, 20, or 30 years, particularly in a way that does so WITHOUT RAISING TAXES." - Mayor Molly Rawn

Woody Bassett urges Fayetteville voters to vote FOR all city bond questions 1-9, to fund essential city projects. Early voting is underway, with Election Day March 3.

Early voting has started, and in Fayetteville, we have two very important things to vote for - a new fire station and a new animal shelter! So we took Firehouse Phil, a Fayetteville Fire Department dalmatian, to the animal shelter to show just how important these two projects are!

We’re excited to get our first look at conceptual images of Fayetteville’s proposed Aquatics Recreation Center. They offer an early look at what the facility could include, such as an indoor lap pool with spectator seating for lessons and team practice, plus family-friendly aquatic features and space for community programming.

No family should ever have to live through the near-drowning of a child. Swim lessons close to home save lives. Fayetteville mom Amanda Blevins shares a terrible moment her family will never forget.

Our first video is out. It explains how all 9 bond measures work together for a better future.

KUAF’s Ozarks at Large talked with Build Fayetteville’s Future about the nine bond questions Fayetteville voters will see on the March 3 ballot.

The Fayetteville Fire Fighters Association has voted unanimously to endorse the upcoming bond vote.