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Public Works Committee meeting discuss parks and rec damage and grant

Wednesday, June 28 by Deseray Mckinzy

Trudy Redus, who is currently running Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation told the City Council’s Public Works Committee that her department is currently working on the city’s two golf courses because of damage from last weeks’ storms. Redus went on to say that work has... Read More.

Pine Bluff voters reject both the GFPB and Public Safety sales tax extensions

Tuesday, May 9 by Staff

By Ray King The voters have spoken and decided to reject a bid to extend the five-eights cent Go Forward Sales tax for another seven years. With 3,925 people casting votes Tuesday, the Go Forward tax received 48.6 percent of the total vote while the no... Read More.

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Mayor talks GFPB and Public Safety tax importance

Monday, May 1 by Deseray Mckinzy

When voters go to the polls starting Tuesday with early voting, they will be deciding the fate of not only extending the five-eighths cent Go Forward Pine Bluff sales tax for another seven years, but they will also be voting on an additional three-eights... Read More.

Officials push public safety tax

Wednesday, April 19 by Deseray Mckinzy

When voters go to the polls on May 9 to decide whether or not to extend the five-eight cent Go Forward Sales Tax for another seven years, they will also be voting on a new three-eights cent tax dedicated to public safety. That tax is... Read More.

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City officials supports public safety and GFPB tax

Tuesday, April 18 by Deseray Mckinzy

Pine Bluff Mayor Shirley Washington and members of the City Council on Tuesday hosted a press conference encouraging residents to support the extension of the five-eights Go Forward Pine Bluff tax for another seven years, and vote for an additional three-eight cent tax that... Read More.

Council approves budget adjustments and sign-on bonuses for public safety

Tuesday, February 21 by Deseray Mckinzy

The Pine Bluff City Council held its monthly meeting of February Tuesday, featuring all council members except Steven Mays Sr. During the meeting the council approved items on the agenda involving a budget adjustment, two ordinances, and four resolutions. During the committee reports, proposed ordinances... Read More.

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Better Business Bureau warns public about online scammers during holidays

Wednesday, December 14 by Deseray Mckinzy

As the last-minute Christmas rush hits, scammers are out in force to catch you online. Rick Walker has this report.

Sanders names new head for State Police, Dept. of Public Safety

Tuesday, December 6 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas Gov.-elect Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday named a 26-year veteran of the State Police as her pick to lead the law enforcement agency and the Department of Public Safety. Sanders, who was elected in November, named Capt. Mike Hagar... Read More.

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Monticello Police Department receives grant funding from Department of Public Safety

Monday, December 5 by Deseray Mckinzy

According to Monticello Police Chief Jason Akers, the City of Monticello has received a grant for $32,773.38 from the Arkansas Department of Public Safety to purchase new Kevlar vests and vest carriers for the entire Monticello Police Department. Officers' vests require periodic replacement after a... Read More.

Pine Bluff Fire & Emergency Services invites public to 9-11 ceremony

Wednesday, September 7 by Staff

The September 11 attacks (often referred to as September 11th or 9/11) were a series of coordinated suicide attacks by al-Qaeda upon the United States on September 11, 2001. On that morning, 19 al-Qaeda terrorists hijacked four commercial passenger jet airliners. The hijackers intentionally crashed... Read More.

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Jefferson Regional Hospitals Jones-Dunklin Cancer Center now opened to public

Thursday, August 25 by Deseray Mckinzy

Jefferson Regional Hospital hosted a ribbon cutting and open house Thursday to introduce the new Jones-Dunklin Cancer Center to the general public. The Chamber of Commerce Redcoats joined hospital staff and board members in cutting the ribbon that officially opened the facility. The hospital CEO... Read More.

State Public Safety Director resigns

Monday, July 25 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK (TBP) — Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced Thursday that Jami Cook has resigned as Secretary of the Arkansas Department of Public Safety and Director of the Division on Law Enforcement Standards and Training. In a resignation letter to Hutchinson, Cook said she was stepping down after... Read More.

Stories tagged with: public

Public Works Committee meeting discuss parks and rec damage and grant

Pine Bluff voters reject both the GFPB and Public Safety sales tax extensions

Mayor talks GFPB and Public Safety tax importance

Officials push public safety tax

City officials supports public safety and GFPB tax

Council approves budget adjustments and sign-on bonuses for public safety

Better Business Bureau warns public about online scammers during holidays

Sanders names new head for State Police, Dept. of Public Safety

Monticello Police Department receives grant funding from Department of Public Safety

Pine Bluff Fire & Emergency Services invites public to 9-11 ceremony

Jefferson Regional Hospitals Jones-Dunklin Cancer Center now opened to public

State Public Safety Director resigns

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