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PBSD Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Barbaree discussed safety

Tuesday, December 17 by Alex Bivens

The Pine Bluff School District is in the process of building a new high school that will be totally enclosed, increasing the safety factor for students and teachers. On the Oldies 1013 Morning Show, host Greg Horne and Jennifer Barbaree, the superintendent of the Pine... Read More.

Two plead guilty to violating big cats’ public safety act

Wednesday, October 23 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK—Jonathan D. Ross, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas, announced Wednesday that two men involved with violations of the Big Cat Public Safety Act have pleaded guilty. Keidrick Damond Usifo, 30, of Conway, and Deon Johnson, 28, of Little Rock, entered guilty... Read More.

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Kevin Hancock, Superintendent of Woodlawn School District makes statement regarding campus safety

Monday, September 16 by Alex Bivens

Dear Woodlawn School District Community: Last week, we had several reports of threats through social media that came to our attention. First and foremost, we put the safety of your children and school staff as our highest priority. With each report, law enforcement was well-informed... Read More.

WCSD Superintendent Keith McGee discussed what safety measures the district is providing for students

Wednesday, August 21 by Alex Bivens

An incident at Watson Chapel Junior High School several years ago that resulted in a student fatally shooting another student was the springboard for a discussion about school security with new Watson Chapel School District Superintendent Keith McGee, who appeared on the Oldies 1013... Read More.

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Fire Department gives Advise for 4th of July Safety

Wednesday, July 3 by Greg

Media Advisory for Immediate Release It’s time for Fourth of July celebrations – fireworks, a backyard barbecue, maybe a trip to the water. Whatever people have planned, Pine Bluff Fire & Emergency Services wants them to enjoy their holiday and has steps they can follow to be... Read More.

Arkansas Department of Public Safety prepared for 2024 Solar Eclipse

Monday, March 4 by Luke Matheson

Today, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Public Safety Secretary Colonel Mike Hagar, Arkansas Division of Emergency Management (ADEM) Director A.J. Gary, and other state agency leaders held a joint news conference at the Arkansas Highway Department to discuss the upcoming Arkansas Solar Eclipse 2024, which will occur... Read More.

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Council committee calls for another vote on Go Forward and Public Safety sales tax

Wednesday, July 12 by Ray King

A second attempt to extend the five-eights cent sales tax approved by voters in 2017, the so-called Go Forward Pine Bluff tax will be voted on in November. During a special called meeting of the City Council’s Ways and Means Committee Wednesday morning, Council members... 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.

Stories tagged with: safety

PBSD Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Barbaree discussed safety

Two plead guilty to violating big cats’ public safety act

Kevin Hancock, Superintendent of Woodlawn School District makes statement regarding campus safety

WCSD Superintendent Keith McGee discussed what safety measures the district is providing for students

Fire Department gives Advise for 4th of July Safety

Arkansas Department of Public Safety prepared for 2024 Solar Eclipse

Council committee calls for another vote on Go Forward and Public Safety sales tax

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

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