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Living downtown comes with details—and not all of the answers live in one place. From parking and policies to services and day-to-day questions, it can take a little time to figure out where to go for what you need.
Cool Spring Downtown District doesn’t manage residential services or regulations, but we help point you in the right direction and connect you to the people and resources that do.
Think of this page as your starting point. Not a full guide to downtown living, but a place to find answers and know where to go next.
Parking downtown includes a mix of on-street spaces and public lots, with time limits depending on location. To ensure access for businesses and visitors, all vehicles must follow City parking regulations (including posted restrictions, hydrant clearance, and accessible parking rules).
Residential permits are issued through Park Fayetteville.
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Trash and recycling services are generally privately contracted. Providers include:
Recycling is also available at the Ann Street Landfill.
Reducing the number of roll carts helps maintain a clean and welcoming downtown environment. Decorative public trash cans are intended for visitor use only.
Cool Spring Downtown District does manage a waste and recycling program called Clean Streets. We currently manage three different trash & recycling sites:
For more information on participation in this program, please contact Adam Carroll, Public Space & Operations Manager at adam@coolspringfay.org.
Downtown hosts major events within the district. Make sure as a resident you follow our Downtown Fayetteville Facebook page for updates on road closures. During these events, streets may be closed to vehicle traffic to accommodate crowds and ensure safety. Be sure to follow Downtown Fayetteville and Cool Spring Downtown District on social media to stay-up-to-date on event information.
You can call or email our Safety and Engagement Ambassadors to for support. If you feel that you are in immediate danger, please call 911.
Property owners are responsible for keeping the sidewalks and alleys adjacent to their property clean. The City maintains public spaces, but individual frontage areas should be kept clear of debris.
Cool Spring Downtown District also employs Safety & Engagement Ambassadors that do routine cleanliness sweeps throughout the District. Look for the folks in the bright orange polo shirts! If you need assistance with a cleanliness or safety issue, please email ambassador@coolspringfay.org.
To report issues such as graffiti, excessive trash, damaged lighting, or safety concerns, contact the City of Fayetteville via FayFixIt.
Downtown is an active, event-driven environment. While residents are expected to follow City noise ordinances, increased activity and sound levels are common during weekends and special events.
The Hurley Pots throughout downtown are maintained by a partnership with the Fayetteville Technical Community College Horticulture Department and the CSDD Safety & Engagement Ambassadors. . Donations help support seasonal plantings and upkeep.
Website: visitdowntownfayetteville.com/donate
Information on this page is provided as a general guide and may change.
For the most current requirements, always consult the appropriate City or state agency.
