Perry County, Arkansas: Office of Emergency Management

08/12/2026

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08/12/2026

🚨 BURN BAN 🚨

A burn ban is in effect for Perry County until further Notice.

Reminder, can always check the status of statewide burn bans here

Risk levels are determined by fuel conditions, drought status, and long-term weather forecasts. They are categorized by how easily fires can start and how hard they are to contain. The risk level definitions are:

08/07/2026

🚨 In case you missed it! 🚨

Thanks to the Arkansas Weather Network, Perry County now has it's own Weather Station/Skycam!

We'd also like to give a huge thanks to everyone involved in getting the project going, as well as everyone else who helped with the installation!

If you'd like to visit Perryville's Weather Station, you can visit https://www.arwxnetwork.com/perryville

🚨 Attention Perryville and the surrounding area! 🚨

📷 New Skycam Alert!

We are so excited to announce this new addition to Perry County!

A huge thank you to Dustin Caudell and Wes Harris with Perry County Weather Watchers for helping make this project possible.

Another huge thank you to the Perry County first responders and local fire departments, the Perryville Water Department, the Arkansas Forestry Division, and Shane Treadway.

A special thank you to Connect 2 First for helping with the network infrastructure.

It was an incredible day, and we couldn’t be more excited to bring this new Skycam to Perry County.

The camera is live now on our Skycam page:
https://www.arwxnetwork.com/skycams

04/24/2026

The Burn Ban in effect for Perry County has been lifted.

If you ever need it, you can always check the status of statewide burn bans here!

Risk levels are determined by fuel conditions, drought status, and long-term weather forecasts. They are categorized by how easily fires can start and how hard they are to contain. The risk level definitions are:

04/21/2026

The Perry County Office of Emergency Management would like to give special thanks to the Fire Departments from Lake Maumelle, West Pulaski, Mayflower, and Conway County for covering the county during services for Andrew Estell today.

We would also like to give special thanks to the Sherwood Fire Department for escorting Andrew to his final rest.

Finally, thank you to all local Fire, Police, and First Responders for your support as well.

Rest in peace, Andrew. You were a bright light that reached many, and you will be sorely missed.

02/11/2026

BURN BANS:

I've had a few people reach out in regards to some fake burn ban maps that are going around, so I just wanted to share this in case any one needs it!

Here is a direct link to the Arkansas Forestry Division's official burn ban map.

Risk levels are determined by fuel conditions, drought status, and long-term weather forecasts. They are categorized by how easily fires can start and how hard they are to contain. The risk level definitions are:

02/01/2026

The Perry County Office of Emergency Management would like to thank everyone who responded to the stranded AmeriGas truck who had been stranded on Stony Point Road yesterday.

Thank you so much to the Perry County Sheriff’s Office Arkansas , and to the towing companies who came to try and render aid, A-State Towing, Broadway Towing & Recovery, and Blessed Recovery & Towing LLC.

Yesterday at around 9:45 AM, an AmeriGas truck attempted to make it up the hill on the Perry/Houston side of Stony point, and became stranded. The truck and driver remained stranded for almost 13 hours. A-State Towing managed to get a mini excavator out to the scene and was able to dig a path back down the hill, which allowed the truck to come back down safely.

Thank you once again to everyone involved with helping get them out safely!

This should also serve as a HAZARDOUS ROAD WARNING, as Stony Point Road is NOT safe to travel yet. Please, don't risk these dangerous roads!

01/30/2026

⛔️ HAZARDOUS ROADS UPDATE ⛔️

Highway 60 West, Highway 216, Highway 113 South (Bigelow and Wye), Highways 300 East/West

Highway 60 West from Perryville to Ni**od is completely clear.

Highway 216 is completely clear.

Highway 113 South from Bigelow to Wye is completely clear.

Both Highways 300 East and West are completely clear.

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