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Fayetteville online services go offline after suspected “cyber incident”

by Stacy Ryburn | June 8, 2023 at 5:04 p.m.
File photo/NWA Democrat-Gazette/DAVID GOTTSCHALK The city of Fayetteville logo is seen at City Hall on Feb. 14, 2017.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Most online city services went offline Thursday and could stay off for several days after a suspected "cyber incident," according to a city news release.

Staff took several online services offline as a proactive measure, the release says. Services include online payments, email, inspection scheduling and network applications.

Police, fire and 911 emergency services are not affected by the issue, according to the release. Members of the public can use the Police Department's alternative nonemergency line at (479) 575-0258.

The city's Information Technology Department is working on the issue, the release says.

Print Headline: City services go offline after suspected “cyber incident”

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