City of Tontitown, Arkansas - Tontitown Water Utilities

Tontitown Water Utilities

Tontitown Water Utilities is committed to preserving the public health and the natural environment.

We want to serve you in the most efficient, courteous manner possible. We realize that we operate at the pleasure of the public.

We provide safe drinking water and a sanitary disposal method after it goes down the drain. We are proud participants in the Northwest Arkansas Conservation Authority (NACA) which is a regional approach to our area’s wastewater needs. The NACA facility is a state of the art treatment facility designed to achieve the highest level of protection of our region’s streams and water supply.

If you have a question or a problem concerning water or sewer, we are here to help you! If we can't help you, we will put you in contact with someone who can.

There are two major utility subdivisions within the City – Water and Wastewater which are operated by the City of Tontitown.

WATER UTILITIES

The City purchases treated water from the City of Springdale. The water source is Beaver Lake, located largely in Benton County. The Tontitown Water Utility supplies water to parts of the city and to the adjacent areas; the remainder of our city currently is provided water service by Washington Water Authority.

We provide our city with quality and delivery pressure available for peak loads and emergencies. We are continually making efforts to update our infrastructure to ensure adequate water supply for our city’s continued growth and have filed a water master plan with Arkansas Natural Resources Commission, as outlined under state law, ACA 15-22-503.

WASTEWATER UTILITIES

In 2007 & 2008, the first sewer mains were completed to provide service in the heart of our business district along the Highway 412 corridor. Tontitown is a member of the Northwest Arkansas Conservation Authority, which is a regional authority that serves a large portion of Northwest Arkansas with a state of the art wastewater treatment plant and sludge treatment facility.

For further information about the Water Utilities Department please call 479-361-2700.

Published in: Water and Sewer