Category: Animal Control

Committee Talks Cryptomining Noise but No Ordinance Passed Yet

The Courts & Public Safety Committee held its second meeting this month on June 13. On the agenda were discussions of the much-anticipated “data center” ordinance as well as a noise ordinance submitted by...

April Quorum Court: Judge Dodson Unveils ARP Spending Plan

Faulkner County Judge Allen Dodson unveiled his vision for spending the County’s remaining unencumbered COVID relief funds at Tuesday night’s otherwise-routine Quorum Court meeting. Unfortunately, audio on the livestream is hampered by some sort...

Still No Infrastructure Meeting But Some JPs Discuss Cybermining, ARP, & Animal Shelter

For the fourth month in a row, the Quorum Court’s Infrastructure Committee laid out, but the Budget Committee met for five minutes on April 11 while the Courts & Public Safety Committee held an...

Faulkner County’s Animal Shelter Project?

With our “new” Quorum Court and County Judge in place for 2023-2024, the County is starting to look again at some long-standing issues. We checked in recently with JP Maree Coats (R, Dist. 2),...

Last 2021-2022 QC Meeting: Some Easy Choices, Some Not

It took JPs almost three hours to work their way through easy choices and some not-so-easy Ordinances at the last Quorum Court meeting of the 2021-2022 term on December 20. The outgoing Court eventually...

Court Approves 4 of 5 ARP Funding Requests in October

A familiar scene played out at the October QC meeting as fiscally conservative JPs again argued for a comprehensive approach to spending the County’s ARP funds — in this case, funding for nonprofits spurred...

Courts & Public Safety Committee OKs Two More ARP Funding Requests

Even though the agenda didn’t reflect it, much of the hour-plus Courts & Public Safety Committee meeting on September 13 centered on approving certain ARP funding requests. As has been the case in the...

Court Passes 7 Ordinances, 4 Resolutions in August

Faulkner County’s Quorum Court zipped through its agenda with near-unanimous votes and very little discussion on seven Ordinances and four Resolutions presented at the August 16 meeting. With only a scattering of remarks, JPs...