The warm, welcoming lifestyle of Cherokee Village beckons you!

Secure and affordable, the 15,000 acre resort and retirement community offers the natural beauty of an Ozark forest, two 18-hole golf courses, 6 swimming pools, a private beach, tennis courts, recreation centers, fitness center, senior center, horseshoe pits, two nature trails, and seven lakes for boating or fishing. In addition, there are over 100 clubs and service organizations, 24 churches, and excellent schools for children and adults in the area.

ABCV

The A Better Cherokee Village (ABCV) Committee is making a 20 year plan and wants your input.  If you live in or work in Cherokee Village, we request you fill out a questionaire that will help us prepare this plan.  You may pick up and return a paper questionaire from City Hall or click the following link and fill out the questionaire online. 

Take Survey

If you would like to send an email to the ABCV Committee, the address is

ABCV@Centurytel.net

Cherokee Village Senior Center

You are invited to visit the Senior Center. It is located in the Village Center next to City Hall. Center hours are 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM Monday thru Friday. Lunch is served each day at 11:30 AM at a cost of $2.00 for those over sixty and $3.50 for those under sixty. Children and grandchildren over sixteen are always welcome.

They have a lot of fun activities such as card games are played each day.

The Senior Center is happy and proud that they can provide a computer center that is available each day. A computer club meets there the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.

The Hobby Club meets there the second and fourth Thursday of each month.

Bingo is played for gifts every Friday at noon.

A library and videos are available for use.

Cherokee Village City Council

Every third Thursday of the Month

Meetings start at 7:00 PM

Update

Road and Street Department

City of Cherokee Village

January 2010

FEMA and ADEM:

·       Completing final paperwork.

·       Continuing final project with signs as weather permits.

·       Preparing estimates for flood damage.

·       Asking for mitigation where possible.  

Burn Site:

·       CLOSED. Doing final cleanup for ADEQ. 

Regular staff:     

·       Two crews on ROW   clearing.

·       One crew cleaning ditches and culverts.

·       Dredged 23,000 tons of rock from river-project complete.

·       Two snow pushes: January 5-7 and January 29-31 +.

 Maintenance Department:

·       Completed multiple repairs and oil/filter changes.

·       Prepared snow removal equipment.

·       Made repairs to chains and snowplows. 

General:

·       Responded to 87 resident calls for repair or assistance.

·       Installed 14 street signs.

·       Installed new gateposts at Animal Shelter. 

Thank you for your patience.  

David M. Crayne

Street Superintendent

Tuesday, December 15, 2009