District court fund reporting due September 1

The reporting form is available from the Administrative Office of the Courts.
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Arkansas law requires that municipal treasurers and those charged with handling district court accounting duties submit a report disclosing the balance of the automation fund to specific entities by September 1 of each year. See A.C.A. § 16-13-704(d). The Court Automation Funds Annual Balance Reporting form must be provided to:

  • The Administrative Office of the Courts
  • The Department of Finance and Administration
  • Each county judge in the judicial district
  • Each mayor of any city that contributes to the operational expenses of the department of the district court
  • Each district court judge of the judicial district

For more information and to obtain a copy of the reporting form, contact Administrative Office of the Courts staff attorney Jack Taylor at jackson.taylor@arcourts.gov.

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