Located on the I-5 Corridor, Arbuckle is deeply rooted in both agriculture and traditional family values. Over the last several years Arbuckle has seen gradual development, raising the population from 820 to over 1,000 citizens. However, Arbuckle’s downtown has been neglected and has become an eye sore for many local residents.

     In 2002 the Arbuckle Revitalization Committee was formed by a group of citizens whose primary goal was to “Refresh, Restore, and Revitalize businesses and community pride in the Town of Arbuckle”.  To date, the ARC has maintained and rebuilt three downtown parks and is in the process of completing a downtown parking area. The restored parks include: Wee Park, Veterans Memorial Park, and the LaVanche Hursh Community Park. To help fund these improvement projects the ARC hosts three major fundraisers though out the year. These events include: the Arbuckle Car Show & Train Depot Birthday BBQ, Spring Fiesta & Carnitas Cook-off, and the annual Crab Feed.

     Local Residents and Community Members are welcome, and encouraged, to join the Arbuckle Revitalization Committees Monthly Meetings at the Arbuckle Fire Hall [Dates and times will be posted on the homepage].