Relocation
The Ozarks are not only a wonderful place to visit, but they are also a great place to live and raise a family. With a low cost of living, caring schools and great communities, who wouldn't want to call Searcy County home? More than 1.6 million visits to the Buffalo River in 2024! Searcy County is the ONLY rural county in Arkansas that had net positive migration for both the 2010-2019 and 2020-2021 time frames, according to Communities Unlimited! Meaning more people moved into Searcy County during those time periods than moved out! Come find out why people want to live in Searcy County!
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If you are thinking of making Searcy County your home, these listings can help you get started.
Construction & Home Repair Services:
Electric
Petit Jean Electric Cooperative - Marshall, AR: (870) 448-3477
Entergy - Marshall, AR: (800) 368-3749
Water
South Mountain Water Association - Marshall, AR: (870) 448-2271, Office at 314 Highway 65 North, Marshall, AR 72650
City of Leslie - Leslie, AR: (870) 447-2240
SPG Water (St. Joe, Pindall, Gilbert): (870) 439-2500
Marshall Water Department: (870) 448-2543
Morning Star Water Association - Morning Star Water Assn. | Morning Star AR | Facebook
Internet
Trash
Free to all Searcy County residences and businesses up to five, tied household bags per week.
For Large business, call Searcy County Recycling - $60 per dumpster per month - 8704483001
County Library
Searcy County Library - Jim G. Ferguson Memorial: Marshall - (870) 448-2420
State Revenue Department
Revenue Office - Marshall: (870) 448-2485
Sheriff 870-448-2340
Homeless Support: Sam Willey is the Founder of Aubreys and Jessies Foundation. This foundation was established in memory of Aubrey and Jesse, whose lives were tragically lost in a sudden accident. In the midst of overwhelming grief, their family felt called to turn sorrow into service and pain into purpose. Through faith in God and a desire to help others, this foundation was formed to bring hope, compassion, and practical assistance to those in need. They believe that honoring Aubrey and Jesse means serving others with kindness, dignity, and love. Their mission is rooted in faith and guided by the belief that no one should face hardship alone. By helping seniors, families, and individuals with basic needs such as food, minor home repairs, transportation to medical appointments, and access to medicine and medical supplies, they strive to be God's helping hands in our community. The foundation provides assistance with coats, clothing, shoes, groceries, transportation, medical supplies, and minor home repairs, helping address basic needs for those who often fall through the cracks. Their IRS 501(c)(3) application is currently pending, and they are actively building local partnerships while continuing to serve the community. Feel free to email or call for more information. aubreysandjessiesfoundation@yahoo.com (816) 718-1955