18 places you can stand up and be on the record.
Public comment at a council meeting becomes part of the permanent record whether anyone answers you or not. That is the whole point of it. Every schedule below came from the city's own page, ordinance, or agenda PDF — and where a city's site would not load, the entry says so instead of guessing.
Springdale City Council
City Council Chamber, 2nd floor, 201 Spring Street, Springdale
“The Council will hear brief comments from citizens present at the meeting during this period on issues not on the agenda. No action will be taken tonight. All comments will be taken under advisement.” — Printed on the council agenda
Committees: Committee meetings — Committee of the Whole, Ordinance, Finance, Technology, Police & Fire — at 5:30 p.m. in the same chamber on the off weeks. The day of the week varies; each regular agenda prints the next committee date.
Bentonville City Council
Council Chambers, City Hall, 305 SW A Street, Bentonville
“Registration is required for residents who wish to speak, whether attending in person or virtually. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.” — Printed on the council agenda
Committees: Committee of the Whole is now regularly convened on the same night as the council meeting.
Siloam Springs Board of Directors
City Administration Building, 400 N. Broadway, Siloam Springs
No written public-comment rule published.
Rogers City Council
City Council Chambers, City Hall, 301 W. Chestnut Street (northeast entrance), Rogers
“Agendas open with a "Public Forum" item.” — Council agenda
Committees: Eight standing committees. No meeting days or times are published.
Fayetteville City Council
City Administration Building, Room 219, 113 W. Mountain Street, Fayetteville
“Speakers shall be limited to a maximum of three (3) minutes to discuss the agenda item or amendment being considered.” — March 5, 2026 council agenda
Committees: Standing committees are noticed separately on the city's public meetings calendar.
Bella Vista City Council
Bella Vista District Court, Forest Hills Blvd — street number to confirm
“There is a three (3) minute per person time limit to address the Council on any topic of that person's choosing. The total time allotted for citizen input is thirty (30) minutes.” — Council agenda packet
Committees: Work session, 3rd Monday, 6:00 p.m., same campus.
Centerton City Council
Court Room, 210 Municipal Drive, Centerton — address to confirm
No written public-comment rule published.
The council voted to remove its Flock cameras on August 11, 2026; the cameras had been off since the end of July 2026.
Pea Ridge City Council
Council Room, City Hall, Weston Street, Pea Ridge — street number to confirm
No written public-comment rule published.
Pea Ridge police ended their use of Flock in July 2026.
Lowell City Council
Lowell City Hall, 216 N. Lincoln Street, Lowell
“The agenda includes a "Public Forum" item.” — Council agenda
Tontitown City Council
City Administration Building, 235 E. Henri de Tonti Blvd, Tontitown
“The agenda includes a "Comments from Citizens" item.” — Council agenda
Committees: Committee of the Whole keeps agendas and minutes, but no day or time is published.
Farmington City Council
Farmington City Hall, 354 W. Main Street, Farmington
No written public-comment rule published.
Farmington is among the Arkansas cities whose Flock cameras have been off since the end of July 2026.
Prairie Grove City Council
District Court Room, 955 E. Douglas Street, Prairie Grove
No written public-comment rule published.
Cave Springs City Council
American Legion Building, 168 Glenwood Ave, Cave Springs — unless otherwise announced
No written public-comment rule published.
Gravette City Council
Check this oneVenue not published — open the portal and check.
No written public-comment rule published.
Committees: Committee of the Whole meetings are held, but no schedule is published.
This city publishes the days but not the time or venue — open the portal and confirm before you go.
Elkins City Council
Council Chambers, 1874 Stokenbury Road, Elkins
“Any person wishing to address the Council in the comment period or pertaining to a particular item shall indicate their desire by signing the public comment sheet in the Council Chambers. The person desiring to speak during this comment period shall limit their comments to two (2) minutes. Each person addressing an agenda item shall limit their comments to two (2) minutes and may speak one (1) time only to an individual item.” — Resolution No. 2020-02, Rules of Council
Johnson City Council
Johnson City Hall, 2904 Main Drive, Johnson
“Minutes include a "Public Comment" section header. No procedure, sign-up requirement, or time limit is stated in any document retrieved.”
Washington County Quorum Court
Washington County Courthouse, 280 N. College Ave, Fayetteville
“Fifteen-minute comment period with a three-minute limit for each individual to comment on items on the agenda or other items.” — A county Quorum Court agenda — the retrievable copy carrying this text is dated 2014
Committees: Standing committees meet on their own dates, published on the Quorum Court event calendar. Dates shift — check the calendar each month.
Benton County Quorum Court
Quorum Court Room, first floor, Benton County Administration Building, 215 E. Central Ave, Bentonville
No written public-comment rule published.
Committees: Committee of the Whole meets separately.
The Benton County Sheriff's Office uses Flock ALPRs per records obtained in July 2025.