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Welcome to Greenland!
Greenland
is a small but very accessible community situated 3 miles south of Fayetteville
in Washington County, Arkansas.
Northwest Arkansas
is a vibrant economic area.
Residents and businesses in our city limits and indeed the surrounding
area (the Greenland community) have ample opportunities to work in the
larger cities but reside in a small town atmosphere which has a lower
cost-of-living and is safer (very low crime rate).
Besides having access to the educational (the flagship of the U of A system
is 4 miles away), entertainment, dining and other venues less than 10
minutes away, Greenland residents can take advantage of a relatively small
but user-friendly school. Many children thrive in a smaller school environment.
There is more opportunity to excel. Parents have more access to the faculty
and administration. We are very proud of what our school provides our
children.
Greenland is situated between Scenic Highway 71 and Interstate 540. Both
are in our city limits. Highway 265, in the western edge of our city,
(also known as Razorback Road) provides access to the main entrance to
the U of A (approximately 4 miles). Drake Field, an executive airport,
is literally a stone’s throw away from City Hall.
As you can see, Greenland is the best of both worlds. We can tap into
assets of our larger communities but be more in control of our personal
opportunities in a family oriented community.
Come check us out! You will like what you find.
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Community Calendar
We are looking for a citizen
to step up and chair a committee to organize our city
celebration. Those interested in chairing the committee or helping to
plan the celebration, contact Tammy at city hall: 521-5760
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City Hall Hours: 8a-4p M-F
Closed 12-1p for lunch
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City
Council Meetings
2nd Monday ea. month
City Hall
6:00 p.m. |
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Greenland Recycling (next
to the Community Center, 170 Letitia St.)
Mondays - Fridays, 8a-4p
Saturdays, 8a - 3:30p
Items accepted for recycling
• Aluminum cans
• #1 & #2 plastic bottles (empty
& clean, please)
• Glass
• Cardboard
• Chipboard
• Steel cans
• Paper (newspaper, office paper, books,
magazines, phone books, hard back books)
Call City Hall (521-5760) to request help from Girl Scout Troop
#5756 if you are unable to take your recycling to the Recycling
Center.
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Planning Commission Meetings
1st Monday ea. month
City Hall
6:00 p.m. |
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GREENLAND
FARMER'S MARKET
Saturdays 8:00a - noon
Where: Greenland High School student parking
lot
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