City Of Fairfield Bay Departments
Animal Control & Shelter
Tania Vicknair, Certified Animal Control Officer
Steven Vicknair, Certified Animal Control Officer
The Fairfield Bay Animal Shelter
The Fairfield Bay Animal Shelter is operated by the City of Fairfield Bay. The purpose of the Animal Protection League (APL) is to prevent animal cruelty by promoting enforcement of animal cruelty laws, humane education, and by maintaining our local Animal Shelter as a temporary refuge for lost, abandoned and unwanted cats and dogs from within the Fairfield Bay community.
You Can Help by Volunteering to:
- Serve on the Board of Directors of the APL
- Walk Dogs – Groom Cats and Dogs
- Help socialize the Animals
- Transport Animals to and from Local Vet Clinics
- Perform General Office Duties
- Do Laundry
- General Cleaning – Indoors
- Monetary Donations:(donations are tax-deductible)
- Membership Dues
- Memorials
- Bequests
Adoptions:
When adopting a cat or kitten, or a dog or puppy from our Shelter, the animal will have been neutered or spayed, vaccinated against rabies, and we now test our adult dogs for heartworm –
all this is included in the adoption fee
Adoption Fee –
- Dog $50.00
- Cat $45.00
Please note that FFB residents must obtain a city license for their dogs and/or cats
Animal Shelter Information
Monday thru Friday: 9:30-12 & 12:30-3:00 (3 days during the week there is only one employee that works shelter, aco and code if we have to leave we do leave a note)
Saturday: 7:30-11:30
We are not open for Holidays. Normally we are closed on the weekends during the winter months. Usually opening April to November 6 days a week, but I understand that will change.
Fees are:
Puppies (12 months and under) $75.00
Adult Dogs: (13 months and older) $65.00
Kittens: (12 months and under) $55.00
Adult cats: (13 months and older) $45.00
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Fairfield Bay Animal Control & Shelter
350 Old Quarry Road
P.O Box 1400 (Mailing address)
Fairfield Bay Ar. 72088
501-884-6417
http://ffbanimalcontrolshelter.yolasite.com/
“ADOPT DONT SHOP”
Board of Zoning Adjustments
- Jim Studts, Chairman
- David McBee
- Gene Christensen
- Nancy Taylor
- Ken Schuette
- Wally Mueller
- Lou Workman
Building Official
Dallas Clark: 501-884-3130
Fax: 501-884-6577
Email: [email protected]
Economic Development
Sharon Luxon
Fire Department
The Fairfield Bay Fire Department currently has 33 volunteers.
- Doug Forsman, Chief
Police Department
Chief of Police David Burnett
Lead Investigator Cpt. Mark Roddenberry
Cpt. Kimberly Thomas
Investigator Sgt. Lyle Fultz
Officer Jackie McCool
Officer Kevin Trammell
Officer James Burroughs
Non emergency phone number 501-884-6005
Rescue (EMT)
Andrea Notz, Captain
The Fairfield Bay Rescue Team currently has 38 volunteers, 11 EMT’s, 13 First Responders, and 14 Drivers.
Senior Center
The Fairfield Bay Senior Center WELCOMES you to join us, not only for lunch, but for many activities, friendly conversation, a cup of coffee, computer use and much more. Seniors and visitors (all ages) are welcome to attend lunch Tuesday through Friday. A menu schedule is available and changes each month. We have a clean, well kept Center and we invite everyone to come and visit us.
Please contact Nancy McGowen at 501-884-7800 for further information on any of the above Activities.
Contact Us
City of Fairfield Bay (physical)
130 Village Suite 2F
Fairfield Bay, Arkansas 72088
City of Fairfield Bay (mailing)
P.O. Box 1400
Fairfield Bay, Arkansas 72088
Email: [email protected]
