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2020 Variance - HoMaummoth se Districts Sulphur !Spring ! !Springs Saint Francis Bella Vista ! ! Gateway Beaver !Clarkridge ! !Success !Diamond City Mc Dougal !Sturkie ! !Pollard Oak Grove !Oakland !Gamaliel ! Omaha 71 Pe!a Ridge Garfield ! «¬ ! ! !Hiwasse !Maynard Corning 62 !Peel UV !Gravette 21 UV Lead Hill Dist. 100 Camp Eureka ! ! Piggott !Maysville Benton !Datto ! !Avoca !Springs !Viola Dist. 61 115 County Dist. 98 Nelda Speaks Gepp 62 UV Clay Midway ! Bull Shoals ! !Henderson «¬ ! Reyno UV62 ! County 59 !Salem Marsh Davis Greenway UV !Lakeview -1,161 (-3.9%) ! ! !Berryville Ron McNair 102 ! Bentonville Fulton Randolph Centerton UV ! !Biggers Decatur -283 (-0.9%) ! 12 Mountain Home Ravenden ! Rogers ! UV Dist. 97 Carroll -714 (-2.4%) 65 County County ! «¬ !Elizabeth Dist. 99 Cherokee Hardy !Springs 67 Dist. 56 County Green Forest ! «¬ 94 Harlan Breaux Bergman Village ! UV Boone ! Joe Jett Jack Fortner Glencoe 63 Peach O! rchard ! Alp!ena «¬ Rector ! County Gassville !Bexar 2,925 (9.7%) ! Baxter UV90 90 Flippin ! UV Gentry ! -2,733 (-9.1%) ! -657 (-2.2%) Cave S! prings County Pocahontas ! F Cotter !Williford 49 ! 9 304 Delaplaine UV UV 62 ! 135 Harrison !Pyatt Ravenden UV Lowell ! 43 ! UV !Summit «¬ UV Wiseman ! Lafe !Dolph Oxford !Ash Flat ! 392 Yellville ! ! UV264 UV Imboden Elm Springs Norfork ! !Marmaduke ! Marion ! 43 Beech Grove «¬ ! !Wideman O Kean ! Tontitown !Springdale County ! ! ! !Franklin Siloam Valley Pineville Sharp Populated Places ! Violet Hill Greene Springs 265 Everton ! «¬ !Springs ! Brockwell County Hindsville 5 ! Johnson ! UV Dist. 60 County ! Calico Rock UV56 ! Washington 412 ! Highways «¬ Marble Falls Frances Cavenaugh ! 112 !Goshen County UV Izard ! Western Grove ! Dist. 57 Compton ! 45 ! Smithville ! -2,638 (-8.8%) UV ! !Walnut Ridge 412 Huntsville County Poughkeepsie ! !Evening Shade ! «¬ Interstate ! Jimmy Gazaway !Pindall ! Walcott Fayetteville ! Hoxie ! 180 Melbourne Lawrence 69 !Kingston Sage UV «¬ ! Farmington ! County 2,674 (8.9%) !Wesley !Saint Joe Other Freeways and Expressways !Ponca 156 !Lynn UV !Hasty Sidney ! !Elkins Madison Dist. 62 ! !Jasper !Harriet Harriet !Sedgwick !Gosnell Greenland County ! 141 Summers !Gilbert !Minturn ! Prairie Grove Michelle Gray UV ! Mount Strawberry 14 ! Other Principal Arterials UV !Blytheville Pleasant !Leachville 62 ! Armorel Lincoln UV 27 -1,011 (-3.4%) UV151 ! ! UV Dist. 59 !Parthenon Cave City Witter !Vendor ! 239 ! UV69 UV !West Fork !Saffell !Guion Ja! ck Ladyman Dist. 54 Minor Arterial Br!ookland ! !Onia ! !Canehill Newton 18 ! 16 Searcy !Marshall Stone Alicia UV County Dist. 83 ! 1,884 (6.3%) «¬ Johnny Rye County County Dist. 53 Dell 351 ! Dist. 55 !Egypt UV Keith Slape Mountain View !Cushman -2,144 (-7.1%) County Boundaries Timbo ! ! 91 Jon Milligan !Morrow 540 UV Monte Hodges ! ! ¨¦§ -2,551 (-8.5%) ! Independence 167 Dist. 64 ¬ Charlotte 4,355 ! (14.5%) « Swifton ! ! ! -5,899 (-19.6%) Deer Leslie Pleasant County Dist. 58 Dist. 80 !Combs Saint Paul ! ! Lake Dist. 81 ! Grove !Cord 2020 Population - House Pettigrew ! 25 ! John Payton UV Cash City 61 ! UV Evansville ! Brandt Smith ! Charlene Fite 226 Bruce Coleman Marcella UV Mississippi Luxora 23 ! ! 233 Caraway ! UV -1,588 (-5.3%) UV ! 3,979 (13.2%) County 1,843 (6.1%) -714 (-2.4%) UV106 ! Total Population Target = 30,115 !Witts Springs Batesville !Bay Craighead ! Dennard Sulphur Rock !Etowah Dist. 82 ! County Desha !Tuckerman ! ! UV71 Dist. 63 63 UV119 Osceola ! >27104 (>10% Below Target) Mark Berry Pelsor Tilly ¤£ ! ! 59 Locust Grove 367 !West Ridge UV Stu Smith ! UV !Keiser !Newark !Rivervale !Prim ! Magness -2,110 (-7%) Oark ! Chester ! Trumann ! 784 (2.6%) 27,105 - 28,609 (>5% Below Target) ! Dist. 52 !Concord Grubbs Rosie ! UV140 !Shirley !Natural Dam ! Diaz Driver ! 18 980 Dwight Tosh ! Ozone UV !Lepanto ! !Oil Trough UV !Mountainburg Drasco Jacksonport ! ! 28,610 - 29,814 (>1% Below Target) -552 (-1.8%) !Dyess Dist. 68 ! 55 7 Fairfield Bay 384 UV ! Edgemont «¬ ¨¦§ ! Newport Wilson Van Buren Cleburne Poinsett ! Uniontown Crawford Dist. 69 !Floral ! Stan Berry Ida !Harrisburg County ! Thida 17 !Waldenburg 29,815 - 30,416 (within 1% of Target) County County Pleasant ! UV Amagon 14 County !Cedarville ! UV Aaron Pilkington -553 (-1.8%) Clinton !Plains !Bassett ! !Higden Tumbling ! Marked Tree !Shoals Jackson 49 !Joiner Rudy -921 (-3.1%) UV 1 ! Choctaw «¬ 30,417 - 31,620 (>1% Above Target) !Scotland ! County Hagarville UV210 Johnson ! Tyronza Franklin !Wilburn ! Frenchmans ! !Fisher !Mulberry Heber Springs Bayou Dyer County County 65 ! !Alma ! «¬ 110 ! UV Ozark 31,621 - 33,126 (>5% Above Target) !Clarksville !Hector Bee Branch! !Altus 103 Pope Van Buren !Lamar Beedeville !Gilmore ! !Cecil Coal Hill «¬ ! 162 ! Hartman 16 >33127 (>10% Above Target) UV ! Dist. 66 Pangburn ! County UV ! !Alix Cleveland Cherry Valley 64 ! Bradford Hickory Ridge ! «¬ ! ! Jerusalem Josh Miller !Turrell Dover ! ! Dist. 47 Variance derived from the U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census. ! Knoxville ! Fort Smith ! -1,453 (-4.8%) !Center Ridge Dist. 50 Damascus !Russell Craig Christiansen ! !Letona !Scranton 109 -2,955 (-9.8%) Milton Nicks, Jr. 59 UV71 !Lavaca Clarkedale UV Vanndale ! UV ! London ! ! 540 ! 9 White Dist. 80 255 UV Rose Bud Bald Knob -5,412 (-18%) ¨¦§ «¬ Guy ! 271 Barling ! Cross Branch ! County 67 «¬ ! Ratcliff ¤£ Charlene Fite !Charleston Dist. 71 County Earle !Paris !Subiaco Augusta ! 22 !New Blaine Hattieville ! Par!kin UV Delaware ! Dist. 79 UV253 ! Dist. 44 Judsonia Joe C! loud ! 1,843 (6.1%) 64 Springfield ! ! Dist. 81 Sebastian «¬ Conway ! Patterson Gary Deffenbaugh ! 64 40 !Pottsville Cameron Cooper Mc Crory UV Crawfordsville! Logan County !Solgohachia Dist. 46 ¨¦§ County 224 (0.7%) !Atkins ! 36 ! Bruce Coleman UV Crittenden !Marion !Kensett 284 -694 (-2.3%) County 3,053 (10.1%) UV Wynne Dardanelle ! ! Les Eaves County 118 64 Crawford ! ! West Point UV 77 UV -714 (-2.4%) Greenwood Dist. 65 Dist. 67 Mount Vernon ! UV «¬59 County ! Woodruff ! -1,169 (-3.9%) !Hackett Enola Dist. 74 Rick Beck Stephen Meeks ! County UV255 UV162 ! Dist. 51 64 Gregory 218 70 ¬ 10 ! «¬ «¬ « UV Jon Eubanks -2,217 (-7.4%! ) 2,391 (7.9%) ! 5 Heth 59 ! UV ! Deborah Ferguson Dist. 78 UV !Menifee ! Colt Booneville Morrilton ! ! -2,136 (-7.1%) Griffithville ! Dist. 45 ! !-1,996 (-6.6%) Jay Richardson Blue Mountain Centerville Faulkner El Paso ! !Havana ! 154 Dist. 72 ! 11 St. Francis Midland UV UV ! County 64 Dist. 49 Proctor -1,743 (-5.8%) Belleville «¬ Jim Wooten County ! ! ! ! Steph!en Magie Vilonia Huntington ! 64 ! 147 «¬ Mansfield -1,376 (-4.6%) Hunter Steve Hollowell UV ! Dist. 73 404 (1.3%) ! 255 Da! nville UV 540 !Perry -4,586 (-15.2%) Widener ¨¦§ ! 50 Mary Bentley !Adona !Ward UV !Hartford ! Dist. 70 ! ! Forrest City Casa 60 Houston ! Madison ! 10 UV Dist. 77 UV ! -3,642 (-12.1%) Spencer Hawks Hickory Cotton Plant 334 Dist. 75 Perryville Austin! UV 22 Yell ! Bigelow ! Plains «¬ Plainview Dist. 40 ! Palestine Justin Boyd County ! 38 Des Arc ! 3,054 (10.1%) Cabot UV ! Hughes Lee Johnson ! ! 59 David Ray 31 -232 (-0.8%) UV Mayflower ! UV Goodwin -1,265 (-4.2%) Rover ! 255 ! Perry 621 (2.1%) «¬ County Little Rock !Wheatley Dist. 76 Air Force Haynes 271 Bluffton Dist. 43 ! «¬ 22 ! Roland Brinkley Cindy Crawford ! UV !Waldron ! Ba!se Prairie Gravelly ! Brian Evans County ! 71 70 271 «¬ 545 (1.8%) Scott Jac! ksonville «¬ Dist. 48 ¤£ Sebastian County ! Maumelle 1,209 (4%) ! County 107 294 Reginald Murdock Dist. 21 161 UV Biscoe «¬ UV ! 100 67 «¬ !¤£ Moro 300 ! -5,782 (-19.2%) Park!s 365 89 Marcus Richmond UV «¬ Sherwood UV 40 ! !Boles 440 Lonoke ¨¦§ !Carlisle ! 243 ! Dist. 22 ! Dist. 21 -2,815 (-9.3%) North ¤£ UV Marianna UV27 ! Little Rock Dist. 13 Richard McGrew Little Rock ! Marcus Richmond ! Lonoke Lee 7 Pulaski 440 David Hillman !Monroe «¬ County !Aubrey 1,312 (4.4%) County 430 630 ¨¦§ County -2,815 (-9.3%) ¨¦§ ¨¦§ College -3,288 (-10.9%) Station ! Scott Jessieville 30 ! !Clarendon Story ! 79 Fort Smith Area ! ¨¦§ Sweet Home «¬ «¬270 ! 298 !La Grange Hot Springs UV Monroe !Sims 338 63 !Village Mabelvale ! «¬ UV County Roe Dist. 93 62 Dist. 23 ! «¬ ! Saline ! Oden Pencil Bluff ! County Alexander !Lexa Dist. 92 Jim Dotson ! Lanny Fite Bryant !Holly Grove Wrightsville !Keo Dist. 95 30 ! 49 88 «¬ 367 Dist. 14 «¬ Gayla Hendren McKenzie 13,538 (45%) UV ! 5 UV Ulm Mena UV 6,355 (21.1%) ! ! Marvell 185 Austin McCollum !Mountain Pine ! ! UV West Helena Benton Roger Lynch ! ! 4,495 (14.9%) !Mount Ida Bauxite Poplar Grove Barton 72 ! UV Garland ! 72 4,931 (16.4%) En! gland Helena 70 Lonsdale Dist. 27 ! 242 UV Board Camp ! ! UV ! County «¬ -1,010 (-3.4%) Casscoe 102 Montgomery Woodson ! 102 UV 94 «¬71 «¬270 Dist. 25 Dist. 28 ! Coy UV 102 UV !Stuttgart ¬ County Royal Julie Mayberry 20 « ! ! Hensley «¬ 62 ! Dist. 94 UV Les Warren Tony Furman UV12 !Hatfield Turner Phillips Polk 2,931 (9.7%) ! 59 Dist. 20 130 Oneida UV UV12 County Dist. 24 15 «¬ County ! John Carr -839 (-2.8%) 86 (0.3%) UV Crocketts John Maddox 88 ! Dist. 96 8 !Norman Bluff UV UV Traskwood Redfield Tucker ! 2,436 (8.1%) Cove Bruce Cozart 128 ! ! 112 ! UV Jones Mill Wright 1 Benton UV 94 ! ! «¬ UV -3,677 (-12.2%) ! 530 Humphrey Joshua Bryant 744 (2.5%) ¨¦§ ! «¬165 County !Almyra 71 Wabash Dist. 91 ¬ Caddo Gap UV35 ! « 2,009 (6.7%) ! 540 Vandervoort Sherrill !Saint Charles ¨¦§ ! Bonnerdale ! ! !Jefferson Delia Haak 84 UV ! Malvern !Wabbaseka Lambrook 13,528 (44.9%) Dist. 26 Hot Spring ! County UV264 ! !Elaine Glenwood Poyen! Dist. 15 ! Altheimer Langley Rick McClure !Wickes ! Bismarck ! ! Jefferson Sheridan De Witt Dist. 90 270 ! ! Ethel Ken Bragg «¬ County ! Umpire -536 (-1.8%) 88 ! Dist. 17 UV Dist. 12 Kendon Underwood UV264 -611 (-2%) Arkansas !Amity Grant ! 276 County 13,750 (45.7%) Grannis !Kirby County Vivian Flowers UV David Tollett ! Dist. 87 Donaldson Dist. 16 ! Newhope 70 ! ! UV -7,811 (-25.9%) Mellwood Friendship -6,889 (-22.9%! ) ! Pike 167 Pine Bluff Kenneth B. Ferguson Robin Dist. 89 «¬ 412 County «¬ Dist. 88 UV54 -2,579 (-8.6%) UV11 Lundstrum Megan Godfrey «¬412 !Gillham !Leola ! Clint Penzo 9 Reydell 7,005 (23.3%) 3,589 (11.9%) UV !Moscow !Crumrod Dist.
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    Wildlife Conservation Education Grant Program Funding Recommendations Report Fiscal Year 2020 Cycle 1 County Organization Narrative Requested Senator Representative Recommendation Arkansas DeWitt High School DeWitt High School received $2,500.00 to purchase $5,399.00 Jonathan Dismang David Hillman $2,500.00 equipment for ANASP. DeWitt High School DeWitt High School received $4,000.00 to purchase $8,596.16 Jonathan Dismang David Hillman $4,000.00 clays and targets for AYSSP. Stuttgart High School Stuttgart High School received $2,503.60 to purchase $15,791.33 Jonathan Dismang David Hillman $2,503.60 ammo, shooting vests, barrel rests, clays and hearing protection for AYSSP. Stuttgart High School Stuttgart High School received $2,000.00 to purchase $8,387.57 Jonathan Dismang David Hillman $2,000.00 duck boxes, education books, signs, game cameras, bat houses, and seeds for Project WILD. Dock and drone items were not approved for purchase. Arkansas County Arkansas County Conservation District received $12,000.00 Jonathan Dismang David Hillman $5,500.00 Conservation District $5,500.00 to purchase plants and materials to create school yard habitats for Holy Rosary Catholic School and St. John's Lutheran School and the rennovation of the DeWitt High School school yard habitat. County Account $16,503.60 5 record(s) totaling $16,503.60 Ashley Crossett School District Crossett School received $1,811.49 to purchase ammo, $5,360.00 Eddie Cheatham LeAnne Burch $1,811.49 clays, and battery for thrower for AYSSP. Portland Elementary Portland Elementary received $330.00 to purchase 2 $330.00 Eddie Cheatham LeAnne Burch $330.00 sets of Easton-Truflite arrows.

  • Arkansas General Assembly 2017-2018

    st 91Arkansas General PROVIDED BY: ARKANSAS MUNICIPAL LEAGUE Assembly P.O. BOX 38 NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR 72115 301 WEST SECOND STREET NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR 72114 501-374-3484 WWW.ARML.ORG Facebook.com/Arkansas.Municipal.League Twitter @ARMuniLeague Linkedin Arkansas Municipal League Instagram armunileague Youtube.com/user/ARMunicipalLeague Flickr.com/photos/arkansas_municipal_league Legislative Directory www.greatcitiesgreatstate.com (microsite) 2017-2018 SECOND CLASS CITIES ADVISORY COUNCIL: Mayor Darrell Kirby, Bay, Arkansas Municipal League Officers Chair; Mayor Veronica Post, Altus; Alderman Larry Hall, Bay; Mayor Ronnie Mayor Harry Brown, Stephens .......................................... President Guthrie, Calico Rock; Mayor Barry Riley, Caraway; Alderman Richard Hawkins Mayor Doug Sprouse, Springdale ........................First Vice President II, Cave City; Mayor Phillip Moudy, Danville; Mayor Jeff Braim, Gassville; Alderman Gary Khoury, Greers Ferry; Recorder/Treasurer Mary Ruth Wiles, Mayor Jimmy Williams, Marianna ................Vice President, District 1 Highland; Alderman John Grochowski, Horseshoe Bend; Mayor Buddy Blue, Mayor Jill Dabbs, Bryant ..............................Vice President, District 2 Little Flock; Mayor Steve Dixon, Marmaduke; Mayor Terrie Triplet, McNeil; Vice Mayor Kevin Settle, Fort Smith ..............Vice President, District 3 Mayor Jim Crotty, Norphlet; Recorder/Treasurer Dane Fults, Redfield; Mayor Mayor Gary Baxter, Mulberry .....................Vice President, District 4 Bobby Neal and Recorder/Treasurer