DEVELOPING: Searcy Mart Closed Following Sunday Accident; Public Told To Stay Off Property

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Searcy Mart will be closed following a reported Sunday accident at or near the business located at 401 North Maple Street.

The business is also identified in public listings as the CITGO convenience store property on North Maple Street.

Members of the public are being asked not to enter, walk onto or remain on the property while the situation is being addressed.

No reopening date or time has been announced. The public should consider the property closed until authorized representatives announce that it is safe to return.

Emergency personnel reportedly responded to the location Sunday. However, authorities have not released an official public statement providing details about what happened.

The number and types of vehicles involved have not been confirmed.

Authorities have also not released information confirming whether anyone was injured, what caused the accident or whether any citations or arrests resulted from the incident.

No fatality has been publicly confirmed in connection with the reported accident.

Motorists traveling near the North Maple Street property should remain alert, reduce their speed and follow any instructions provided by police officers, firefighters or other emergency personnel.

Drivers should not stop near the property to take photographs or attempt to enter the scene. Anyone traveling through the area should provide first responders, investigators and property representatives with enough room to work safely.

ArkansasRadio.com is continuing to monitor official sources for additional information.

This story will be updated when verified details become available from the Searcy Police Department, Searcy Fire Department, the business or another investigating agency.

Anyone with direct information about the incident may contact the Searcy Police Department’s non-emergency number at 501-268-3531.

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE

Searcy Mart at 401 North Maple Street will be closed.

Members of the public are being asked to stay off the property.

No reopening time has been announced.

 

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