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GREENBRIER, Ark. — A Greenbrier Fire Department engine was involved in a single-vehicle rollover over the weekend while returning from a fire response. No injuries have been reported. According to Greenbrier Fire Chief Josh Woods, Engine 1, a 1995 Pierce was returning from a fire response when it left the roadway on East Main Street and rolled over, Saturday September 19, 2026. The incident occurred near the intersection of Tyler Street and Highway 225 East, across from Faith

The annual spring clean up dates are underway between the hours of 7:30 AM to 5 PM. Remember, this is a free service for people that live inside city limits. Just bring your unwanted items to the drop off location, at 40 Mountain Drive. Our staff will help you unload. Tires, batteries, construction materials, anything containing Freon, and paint are prohibited. Folks that live outside city limits but on Greenbrier water, you must get a $25 permit at city hall. If your church,

The City of Greenbrier has officially assumed management of the Greenbrier Senior Citizens Center, marking a new chapter for an important community resource that has served local senior adults for many years. The center was previously affiliated with The Faulkner County Council on Aging (FCCA) that helped oversee its operations and programming. Following the recent loss of funding connected to that organization, the future of the Greenbrier facility was in question regarding

July 15, 2026 - 8:08 PM SPECIAL NOTICE: Due to the water main break today in Greenbrier, a BOIL ORDER has now been issued for the entire Greenbrier Water System. Please understand we must receive clearance from the Arkansas Department of Health before the order is lifted. Until the order is lifted, residents should boil water used for consumption, drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, making ice, food preparation. Bring water to a rolling boil for at least one minute, then let i

SPECIAL NOTICE: (May 24, 2026 9:20 AM) SPECIAL NOTICE: BOIL ORDER ISSUED Update (May 24, 2026 9:28 AM) Due to the water leak north of Greenbrier, a BOIL ORDER has been issued for affected customers down Hwy 285 East, Merritt, Lieblong, and Burkett Flatt areas. Our crews are working diligently to repair the leak. Please understand that it will be late next week before this is lifted due to the holiday and clearance from the Arkansas Department of Health. Thank you for your pat

The annual spring clean up dates have been set for April 6-10th between the hours of 7:30 AM to 5 PM. Remember, this is a free service for people that live inside city limits. Just bring your unwanted items to the drop off location, at 40 Mountain Drive. Our staff will help you unload. Tires, batteries, construction materials, anything containing Freon, and paint are prohibited. Folks that live outside city limits but on Greenbrier water, you must get a $25 permit at city hal

SPECIAL NOTICE: (February, 26, 2026) Water service is temporarily interrupted on the following streets due to a water line leak: Tyler Street, Lonzo Lane, Linder Road, Breckinridge Drive, Wadesfield Drive, Fisher Cove, and Canten Cove. Our Water Department is actively working to repair the line and restore service as quickly as possible. We appreciate your patience. Once water service is repaired this area will be under a boil order. We will post updates online, on facebook,

The City of Greenbrier proudly recognizes and celebrates the retirement of Officer Johnny Fowlkes, honoring a career of service, courage, and a genuine heart for protecting others. Mayor Hartwick honored him during the February City Council Meeting with a special recognition. Officer Johnny Fowlkes Officer Fowlkes recently retired after six years with the Greenbrier Police Department, capping off an impressive 26 year career in law enforcement that included service with the A

Mayor Hartwick swearing in Meredith Post The City of Greenbrier is proud to announce that Meredith Post has officially joined the...

Honoring a Legacy: The Greenbrier Soccer Fields to be Renamed in Honor of Coach Russell Everett

The City of Greenbrier is coming together to honor the life and legacy of former Mayor Melton Cotton—a man whose heart, hard work, and...

City Council members take a moment to pose with Mr. Ty Kelso During the May City Council meeting, Mayor Hartwick shared a heartfelt...

Our annual spring clean up dates have been set for March 31st through April 1st between the hours of 7:30 AM to 5 PM.

Regardless of age, engaging in community activism is a way for you to help make Greenbrier a better and safer place to live. What started...

Our community is experiencing a torrential downpour and precipitation is expected throughout today.

(Application period: June 21st-July 21st) SPECIAL UPDATE: THIS POSITION IS NOW FULFILLED . The City of Greenbrier is looking to hire an...

During the Greenbrier city council May meeting, Richard Weaver made a motion to appoint Jason Bollinger to serve in the newly vacant post.

The Greenbrier Water Department is diligently working on lead and copper rule requirements that all community water systems and all...

Last week you might have noticed an abundance of brown and green 24 inch pipe along the west side of Highway 65 around Sonic in...

If you are new to the area or interested in visiting and needed assistance in getting around, this interactive map could be of some help.