City of Fayetteville officials are reassuring residents that all City services will continue without interruption despite the ongoing federal government shutdown.
City Manager Douglas J. Hewett emphasized that Fayetteville’s day-to-day operations, including public safety, solid waste collection, FAST transit, parks and recreation and customer service, are funded through the City’s locally adopted budget and not dependent on federal appropriations.
“While we are mindful of the challenges that a federal shutdown can bring for many individuals and families, we want our residents to know that essential City services remain stable and reliable,” Hewett said in a press release. “Fayetteville’s financial planning and adopted FY25 budget ensure that our community’s needs are met, regardless of federal funding cycles.”
Fayetteville Regional Airport remains fully operational and is continuing normal service at this time. City leadership will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide updates as it becomes available to ensure the safety and awareness of our traveling public.
The City’s ability to maintain consistent services is founded in strong fiscal stewardship and long-term planning. As outlined in the City Council’s Strategic Plan, Fayetteville prioritizes dependable, high-quality services for residents while maintaining financial independence and accountability.
Residents can continue to expect regular police and fire protection, sanitation and recycling pickup, public transportation and access to City facilities as scheduled.
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