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Mountain View, AR
Come experience the peaceful beauty of Mountain View, Arkansas, nestled in the Ozark Mountains. This close-knit community welcomes you with open arms and will leave a lasting impression on your heart. Picture a place where you can enjoy the simple pleasures of life and form genuine connections. Where neighbors and family seem the same.
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and find serenity in our small-town. Say goodbye to the stresses of urban living and embrace a slower pace.
Your new adventure begins right here.
Basic Information
City Information
Population - 2877
County - Stone County
Mayor - Roger Gardner
Fire Department
Central Station - 205 North Bayou Drive
City Hall Station - 311 West Main Street
West Side Station - 411 West Main Street
Police Department
203 South Peabody Avenue
870-269-4211
Water Department
411 West Main Street
870-269-3293
Newspaper
Stone County Leader
104 W. Main St.
870-269-3841
Entergy
308 Jackson St.
870-269-3267
Revenue Office
205 W. Jefferson St.
870-269-3426
Post Office
802 Sylamore Ave
870-269-8777
County Assessor
107 W. Main St.
870-269-9798
Yelcot
218 E. Main St.
870-269-3232
Hospital
White River Health
2106 E. Main St
870-269-4361
Library
326 W. Washington St.
870-269-3100
Mountain View School District
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201 Elementary School Drive
Mountain View, AR 72560
870-269-3104
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210 High School Drive
Mountain View, AR 72560
870-269-4335
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High School
210 High School Drive
Mountain View, AR 72560
870-269-3943
Banks
Places of Worship in Mountain View, AR
Mountain View, AR, is home to a vibrant and diverse community of faith. Whether you're seeking a Baptist, Assembly of God, Catholic, Mennonite, Methodist, Church of Christ, Pentecostal, Non-denominational, or another denomination, you'll find a welcoming congregation here. Our local places of worship offer a sense of community, spiritual growth, and opportunities to connect with others. Visitors and residents alike are invited to experience the warmth and hospitality of Mountain View's faith communities.
Weather
January
Average High/Low: 48°F / 28°F
Weather: Cold and often clear, with occasional rain or light snow.
Precipitation: Moderate, around 3-4 inches of rain/snow mix.
February
Average High/Low: 53°F / 31°F
Weather: Cool with increasing signs of spring; occasional rain showers.
Precipitation: Similar to January, around 4 inches.
March
Average High/Low: 62°F / 39°F
Weather: Mild and wetter, with blooming wildflowers and budding trees.
Precipitation: Around 5 inches; rainstorms become more common.
April
Average High/Low: 72°F / 48°F
Weather: Warm and pleasant, perfect for outdoor activities.
Precipitation: Around 4.5 inches; occasional thunderstorms.
May
Average High/Low: 79°F / 57°F
Weather: Warm with lush greenery and abundant wildflowers.
Precipitation: Peaks at around 5 inches; rain showers and storms likely.
June
Average High/Low: 87°F / 65°F
Weather: Hot and humid, with long sunny days.
Precipitation: Around 4 inches; some summer thunderstorms.
July
Average High/Low: 91°F / 69°F
Weather: The hottest month; humid with occasional afternoon storms.
Precipitation: Around 3.5 inches.
August
Average High/Low: 90°F / 67°F
Weather: Hot and humid, but slightly cooler evenings begin.
Precipitation: Around 3 inches; less frequent rain.
September
Average High/Low: 84°F / 59°F
Weather: Warm and pleasant, with a hint of fall; perfect for festivals.
Precipitation: Around 3.5 inches; rain tapers off.
October
Average High/Low: 73°F / 48°F
Weather: Cool, crisp, and dry; fall foliage peaks.
Precipitation: Around 3.5 inches.
November
Average High/Low: 61°F / 38°F
Weather: Cooler and more overcast; late fall scenery.
Precipitation: Around 4 inches.
December
Average High/Low: 51°F / 30°F
Weather: Chilly with occasional frost or light snow.
Precipitation: Around 4 inches; holiday season charm in town.
Cost of Living
Median Home Value: Around $170,600, which is about 49% higher than the Arkansas average but 8% lower than the national average.
Utility Costs: Slightly below the national average, residents pay about 11% less for utilities compared to the U.S. average.
National Median Property Tax Rate: Approximately 0.99%.
AR State Median Property Tax Rate: Approximately 0.84%.
Mountain View, AR Median Property Tax Rate: Approximately 0.72%.
Healthcare: Healthcare costs are about 18% lower than the national average, offering more affordable medical services.