Elections
The Fayetteville City Council is an elected body representing the citizens of Fayetteville. Under the current electoral system, the City Council consists of nine Council members (elected from single-member districts) and a mayor (elected at-large).
Fayetteville citizens can look at how the new City Council district map (Alternative 3C) compares to the old City Council districts, and alternative district maps that were presented, by following the link below to the redistricting process information. City Council districts were redrawn to conform with new 2010 Census figures.
At a meeting held on April 26, 2011, the City Council approved Alternative 3C as its preferred redistricting map.
Redistricting After 2010 Census
- Redistricting Process Information
Redistricting After 2010 Census Alternative 1
Redistricting After 2010 Census Alternative 3
Redistricting After 2010 Census Alternative 3C (Approved by City Council April 26, 2011)
Redistricting After 2010 Census Alternative 3A
Redistricting After 2010 Census Alternative 3B
Data Table-Comparison of Redistricting Alternatives 3 and 3C (and Current Districts)
Roadside Campaign Signs
Recently signed Senate Bill 315 allows roadside campaign signs to be placed within the rights-of-way of most state roads provided certain conditions are met. The legislation also applies to municipal roadways in cities and towns, which do not explicitly prohibit such placement. Conditions include size and height limits (6 square feet maximum and 42” maximum, respectively), as well as limits on location. Political signs are not allowed in the rights-of-way of fully-controlled access highways. The time frame for erection and removal of the signs is changed to 30 days before the onset of early voting until 10 days after the election or primary. Removal of properly placed signs is a Class 3 misdemeanor.
Helpful Information
- City Census Data
- Budget Information
- Strategic Plan Information
- Senate Bill 315 - Roadside Campaign Signs