
Town departments will be there, but we need local businesses, schools, and community groups to bring the magic (and the candy)!
Spots are limited, so if you're ready to decorate a trunk, show off your spooky spirit, and make a lot of kids smile, head to the website and apply now! 👉 www.townofarlington.org/o/arlington/page/trunk-or-treat


📅 MEETING REMINDER - The September Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting will be held Tuesday, September 2, due to the Labor Day holiday.
Note: The meeting will take place at the ACS Board of Education building (12060 Arlington Trail) while Town Hall is under construction


Monday is also a Trash Service holiday, so daily waste & recycle collections will be shifted forward one (1) day. Trucks will run Tuesday-Saturday instead.



#ArlingtonCrossingMarket www.townofarlington.org/page/the-market


Are you registered yet? The Arlington 5K is almost here! Join your fellow residents on Saturday, Sept. 6 at 8 AM, starting and finishing at Arlington Elementary with a scenic run through downtown.
Sign up today at www.ArlingtonTNChamber.com/2025-arlington-5k/


Curious about who’s coming? The full vendor list is below 👇 or online at: www.townofarlington.org/page/the-market



The rupture caused asphalt damage in one lane, but all lanes are closed at this time while Arlington Fire, Highway Patrol, MLGW, and TDOT are on site.
Traffic can detour around the area using Jetway and Memphis Arlington Road.
We’ll share updates they become available .


At least one lane of traffic will remain open in each direction, but traffic patterns may change. Please WATCH for workers, obey posted signs, and drive with extra CAUTION in the construction area
This project will mean a smoother, safer drive for everyone — thank you for your patience as we make it happen!


NOTICE - The Town of Arlington Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a business Retreat on Tuesday, August 19, 2025, from 3:30-8:00 PM at the Courtyard by Marriott located at 6015 Park Avenue, Memphis TN to discuss the business of the Town including but not limited to: long range plans, projects, facilities, budgeting, utilities etc.


The performance is FREE and open to the public. Food will be available for purchase. Hope to see you there!
Thank you to the Arlington Chamber of Commerce and our event sponsors for making these great events happen!


Special Visitors at Fire Station #2! We had such a great time today welcoming a large group from Shepherd's Haven, a local nonprofit serving special needs adults in our community.
They toured the station, got a peek at how our firefighters live and work, learned how calls come in, and checked out the equipment that helps us respond.
A big thank you to our guests for the thoughtful gifts — hand-painted, bright red ceramic magnets. How did they know a firefighter’s favorite color?




🍳 Your Kitchen Grease Doesn’t Belong in the Sewer!
We love bacon. We love fried chicken.
We don’t love what their grease does to our pipes.
When fats, oils, and grease (FOG) go down the drain, they cool off and harden, clinging to pipes like that stubborn last pancake on a griddle. The result? Big clogs, big mess, and big bills — plus sewer water in our streams (or homes).
Instead of sharing gross pipe pics, meet our new archenemy: FOG - a villain who lurks in drains waiting to cause trouble.
Here’s the easy fix to keep FOG out of our pipes:
- Wipe pans with a paper towel before washing
- Pour cooled grease into a container and toss it in the trash
- Never pour oil or grease down the sink or toilet
Together, we can keep Arlington’s pipes clear, streams clean, and FOG out of our town.




🚧It’s Happening – Road Work Ahead on Milton Wilson🚧 The Arlington Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) approved a $1.1 million project to repave Milton Wilson Blvd. from Hazel Ridge to Chester Street at their August meeting.
- Work begins next Monday, August 18 and is expected to take 3–4 weeks.
- One lane of traffic will remain open in each direction, but traffic patterns may change.
- Please watch for workers, obey posted signs, and drive with extra caution in the area
This project will mean a smoother, safer drive for everyone — thank you for your patience as we make it happen!



#ArlingtonCrossingMarket www.townofarlington.org/page/the-market


Just a heads up—some of you will have an extra challenge tomorrow (Friday): Forrest Street will be closed starting at 8 AM for a one-day tree removal project. Things should be back to normal by Monday. Thanks for your patience as we work to keep our streets safe!



Arlington Crossing Market - back this Saturday from 8 AM to Noon at the Market Pavilion! Hope to see you there!
Curious about who’s coming? The full vendor list is below 👇 or online at: www.townofarlington.org/page/the-market



The closure is expected to last one day, weather permitting. We know the timing isn’t ideal—with school starting back and all—but the work is necessary for everyone's safety.
Detour signage will be in place to guide drivers around the closure:
- Truck traffic will be rerouted to Hwy 70
- All other vehicles will detour via Dusty Field Road
We appreciate your patience and understanding during this short-term disruption. It won’t last long—thanks for hanging in there with us, Arlington.



Thanks to everyone who came out to the Back to School Bash at the Park this past Saturday! It was a great turnout, perfect weather, and lots of fun — from fishing and games, to crafts and hanging with the Arlington Fire Dept. and SCSO.
Big shoutout to SY Wilson for the free prizes, Scouting America Troops 452 & 83, our awesome Library and Senior Center volunteers, and all our vendors: Parkers Water Ice, Arlington Masonic Lodge, Rockin’ Rodney, and Twisted Mr. Rogers.
And of course, HUGE thanks to Arlington Parks & Rec, AFD, and SCSO volunteers — we couldn’t have done it without you!



🚫 Don’t drain pool water into the street or storm drains! That water flows untreated into our rivers and streams, which can harm fish and other wildlife.
✅ Do drain into the sanitary sewer system, where the water gets properly treated and safely reused.
Let’s all do our part to protect our local waterways.

