Municipal Notes – Page 2

Standing up for those who step up

Let’s take our towns back. Not just in policy or in progress, but in decency.

Requirements are expected to be released in early 2026.

Entry forms must be received by 5 p.m. August 29 or postmarked on/or before then.

The $4.5 million project was funded by the city’s public safety tax.

The festival also attracts creatives from neighboring states, including Oklahoma, Texas, Georgia and Tennessee.

Local gov’t affected by April storms eligible for fed funds, March storm damage not included.

ARORP’s message is simple: be bold, stand together and commit to abating opioid misuse and addiction in Arkansas.

A public survey, open until the end of May, will help guide future planning efforts.

Fort Smith Chief Philip P. Christensen and Harrison Captain Jim McCammon were among those remembered.

The funding will enhance the on-site clinic, which provides medical, mental health and dental care.