North Little Rock e-Newsletter Provided by Diane Whitbey, City Clerk and Treasurer
August/September
The City of North Little Rock welcomed our new Police Chief Hayward Finks during a public Swearing In Ceremony held on July 23, 2026 following the retirement of former Chief Patrick Thessing. Finds spent decades in the Little Rock Police Department before a short term as assistant chief. He retired and joined the North Little Rock School District as Director of Safety Services. During comments Chief Finds said “The door is always open for the community to be as transparent as possible with neighborhood groups and residents of the city.” He added, “It is an honor and privilege to be given the distinction as the first black Chief of Police for the City of North Little Rock. I realize I stand on the shoulders of countless others in order to stand before.” In his first 100 days in office, he will look at every aspect of the department to make changes as needed. “Where’s Mel”? Be the first person to call 501-975-8617 and tell us where you found Mel hiding and win!
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North Little Rock Pets and Mental Animal Services Health For more information Found at mentalhealth.org.uk call 501-791-8577 How can a pet help my mental health? Caring for a pet can help our mental health in many ways, including: increasing your physical activity. Dog owners are likely to take their pets for a walk or run every day. This can be a fun way to fit exercise into your routine providing companionship. Pets can give you a sense of security and someone to share the day with. Caring for them can help you feel wanted and needed. This can be especially valuable for older people or those who live alone reducing anxiety. The companionship of a pet can help to ease your anxiety boosting self-confidence. Pets can be great listeners, offer unconditional love and won’t criticize you. This can help your self-confidence, especially if you feel isolated or misunderstood helping you meet new people. Dog owners often stop and chat with each other on walks. But other pets can be a way to meet people too: in pet shops, training classes or online groups, for example adding structure to your day. Feeding, exercising and caring for a pet can help you keep to a daily routine, which can help you feel more grounded and focused. It can give your day purpose and a sense of achievement. Pets may also help with specific conditions. For example, people with ADHD may benefit from the structure and routine that a pet needs. Managing their pet’s responsibilities and keeping track of time – to feed or walk them on time, for example – may help them in other areas of their lives. Some people with ADHD are hyperactive – especially children – and playing with a pet can be a great way to release excess energy, whether that’s walking a dog or running around with a kitten. Autistic people can benefit from having a pet. Pets provide the kind of unconditional relationship that can help someone build social skills and confidence. They can provide a sense of calm and reassurance if their owner feels over-
Need a new addition to your family? Call 501-791-8577 ...we’ve got the perfect companion for you!
whelmed. Autistic children with sensory issues can involve their pets in sensory integration activities to help them get used to how something feels against their skin or how it smells or sounds. Is having a pet right for me? Having a pet is a serious commitment and not something to do on a whim. You'll need to have the time, money and energy for a pet, as well as a calm home environment with routine and consistency. Fostering a pet or helping a friend with theirs can help you see whether having your own is right for you. When you’re ready to think about getting a pet, consider: how much outdoor space do you have how active you are how much time do you have to spend with your pet how much money do you have for vet’s bills, insurance, food, toys, etc.? Some charities offer low-cost vet care, but they are limited to certain areas and have financial criteria What if I can’t have a pet? If you can’t afford a pet, live somewhere you’re not allowed one, or you’re worried about having times where you’re too unwell to care for a pet, there are other options. The simplest option may be spending time with friends’ pets, whether that’s walking their dogs, stroking their cats or cuddling their guinea pigs. They might be glad to have someone to pet sit for them while they’re on holiday. You can also consider signing up as a house-sitter: you look after someone's home, garden and pets in return for free accommodation. Contact a rescue center or Animal Shelter near you to see what volunteering opportunities they may have. They may need volunteers to exercise, care for and socialize their pets. You could consider fostering an animal if you can have a pet on a short-term basis but can’t commit to one long-term. Some shy or scared animals need the peace and quiet of a home while waiting to be adopted.
Our shelter is full of dogs, cats, puppies and kittens in need of a furever home. Please consider adopting a shelter pet for your next pet.
Don’t shop! Please adopt! 2
North Little Rock Fire Department
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Peddlers Permit City of North Little Rock Issued to: Mel Dun Issued: 8/2/2026 Expires: 10/2/2026
Door-to-Door Sales (Solicitor/Peddler)
sales. **If a business operates 1 day into the new year (2026), it is required to obtain a business license at the full fee.** All 2025 NLR Business Licenses expired December 31, 2025. Renewal Invoices were mailed December 31 for the 2026 renewal. If you have any questions, please contact the North Little Rock City Clerk’s Office at 501-975 -8617.
Reminder: if you hire a tree service to trim or cut down a tree, they (tree company) should remove the debris. If they (tree company) does NOT remove the debris, the city will assess the property owner a $50.00 administration fee— plus the cost per cubic yard. Reminder: make sure you hire a LICENSED and BONDED tree trimming company to work on your property. If they are not insured and someone is hurt, your property is damaged or city property is damaged your insurance may have to pay for the damages.
The City of North Little Rock requires all persons going door -to-door to sell a product or serve to obtain a permit. An applicant who wants to go door-to-door may obtain an application from the city through the North Little Rock City Clerk/ Treasurer’s Office, provide a current Arkansas State Police background check, a Surety Bond n the applicants name in the amount of $1,000, a passport-size photo, $6.00 administration fee and $75.00 Permit/License fee. All permit applications are sent to the North Little Rock Police Chief, who reviews and either approves or denies a permit within five (5) business days. Issued permits are good for 90 days from the date of issue. Any person found going door-to-door without the proper city issued photo identification issued the North Little Rock City Clerk will be subject to a citation and may be required to apSex: Male pear in court. If found guilty, the person will be subject to a Eyes: Brown fine and court costs. If a person fails to appear for the schedHair: Dun uled court date a Failure to Appear Warrant will be issued. Height: 15 hands If someone comes to your door selling a product or serEmployer: Equine sunglasses vice and is unable to produce a North Little Rock cityType of Goods Sold: Sunglasses for horses issued photo identification (see example left), between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday, City Clerk and Treasurer Diane Whitbey please call the City Clerk’s Office at 501-975-8617. If it is By: _SAMPLE ONLY— after hours or on the weekend or holiday, please call the only valid with signature North Little Rock Police Department non-emergency ____________________________ number at 501-758-1234. Deputy City Clerk / Treasurer, Revenue If a person comes to your door and you feel threatened please call 911. When making either call, please provide the address, description of the person, what they were wearing and type of vehicle if known. To see a list of issued permits, visit the city website Please note: the City of North Little Rock requires ALL perat nlr.ar.gov, then click City Departments and scroll sons doing business in the city to obtain a City Business/ down to City Clerk and Treasurer. Look for the dark Privilege License. Any person/business operating without a license will be subject to a citation, as listed above. Exambox and click on Current Door to Door Peddlers. ples: Food Trucks, brick-and-mortar establishments, door-todoor flyers, lawn care services, tree trimming, alarm sales, To see an individual ID/Permit, click on the person’s name. All licensed door-to-door peddlers are roofers, etc. If a person holds a state issued license of any kind (contractor, stylist, health inspection, daycare, etc.) a required to have the ID issued by the City copy of the current state license is also required before a City Clerk’s Office with them at all times. Business/Privilege License will be issued. Restaurants/Alcohol Sales: restaurants and those selling **Currently, we one licensed permitted door to alcoholic beverages are required to present an annual health door solicitor in the city. inspection. Restaurants and those businesses that sell alcohol are also required to hold a current City of North Little Rock Alcohol License. This license is in addition to the annual All persons doing business of any kind within State issued Alcohol Beverage and Control (ABC) License. the city limits of North Little Rock are required Feel free to contact the North Little Rock City Clerk/ to have a Business/Privilege License. This inTreasurer’s Office any time with any questions! cludes home-based such as lawn care or internet
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North Little Rock City Council Schedule
City Offices located at 700 West 29th Construction and Building Services
The North Little Rock City Council meets the Finance, Anita Worley 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers in City Human Resources, Betty Anderson Hall (300 Main Street, North Little Rock). Fit 2 Live, David Baxter For more information, please contact the City Clerk’s Office at 501-975-8617 or email Diane Legal, Amy Fields, City Attorney Whitbey at Dwhitbey@nlr.ar.gov. The City Council Agenda can be found at Planning, Shawn Spencer nlr.ar.gov, then click on the Elected Officials Utilities Accounting, Terrell Milton tab, followed by City Council then scroll to upcoming City Council Agenda. Ward 1
City Council Members
501-975-8881 501-975-8802 501-975-8855 501-975-3755 501-975-8835 501-975-8888
Utility Payment Assistance and Other Numbers
Debi Ross Nathan Hamilton
501-753-0733 501-952-7679
Ward 2
Linda Robinson Nicole Hart
501-945-8820 Central AR Development Council……..501-665-4870 501-960-2461 Little Rock Catholic Charities...501-664-0640 ext 459
Ward 3
Steve Baxter Ron Harris
501-804-0928 Watershed……..………………………..501-378-0176 501-758-2877
Ward 4
Saint Francis House…………………....501-664-5036 Helping Hand of Arkansas……………. 501-372-4388
Vince Insalaco III 501-951-0786 River City Ministries…………………….501-376-6694 Scott Fowler 501-765-5868 Arkansas Metro………………………....501-420-3824 Arkansas Food Bank…………………...501-565-8121
Other Elected Officials Mayor Terry C. Hartwick
American Red Cross…………………...501-748-1021 Salvation Army………………………….501-374-9296
501-975-8601 Central AR Water………………..501-372-5161 opt 6
Summit Utilities………………………….800-992-7552
City Clerk/Treasurer Diane Whitbey 501-975-8617 City Attorney Amy Fields
501-975-3755
Dist Court Judge Randy Morley
501-791-8562
Dist Court Judge Paula Juels Jones
501-791-8559
North Little Rock Curbside Recycling schedule for September 2026.
Aug 31—Sept 4 no pickup Sept 8—12, recycle Sept 14—18 no pickup Sept 21—25, recycle Sept 28—Oct 2 no pickup
Electric / Gas Central AR Dev Council..501-603-0909
Telephone Numbers for City Hall
Mayor’s Office…………………501-975-8601 Terry C. Hartwick
City Clerk & Treasurer………..501-975-8617 Diane Whitbey Communications………………501-975-8833 Shara Hutchcraft Revenue Enforcement………. 501-975-8612 Officer David Pettit Special Projects…….………….501-975-3737 Arnessa Bennett 5
August Birthdays Name
Dept
COLLINS, RACHEL
Parks Admin
AKINS, DWIGHT
Date
Name
Dept
Date
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ALSBROOK, AUSTIN
Police
12
Sanita on
2
KEHLER, CHASE
Fire
12
SCALES, CASSANDRA
1st Court
2
PHARR, DEBORAH
Finance
12
POE, WILLIAM
Fire
2
REAGAN, SHAY
Electric
13
RATHEY, JHAILAN
Police
3
CARR, GRALYN
Street
14
KLAMM, MICHAEL
Engineer
4
NOEL, ASHLEY
Police
14
LANTRIP, DON
Golf
4
MURPHY, LARTHELL
Street
14
ALBERS, RICKY
Fire
4
LEONARD, STACEY
HR
14
REEVES, COBY
Electric
4
TARKINGTON, SANDRA
Electric
15
JONES, KIMBERLY
Electric
4
WIRT, ANGELA
Senior Center
15
REDMERSKI, SHANE
Electric
4
MADDEN, CHARLES
Fire
16
RAY, ERIC
Fire
5
MCGUIRE, BRANDON
Fire
16
SCOTT, JEFF
Police
5
KING, ERICA
OES/911
18
NUTT, MATTHEW
Traffic
5
COX, BRYEN
Fire
18
CLAY, EDWARD
Parks Maint
6
ALLEN, CHAD
Electric
19
PRINCE, TROY
Parks Maint
6
COBBS, RAY
1st Court
19
HOPKINS, JEANETTE
OES/911
7
MARTIN, DELVIN
Parks Maint
20
GRAHAM, BRANDON
Fire
7
HOGAN, RICK
Legal
20
ROSS, DALE
Senior Center
8
HENDERSON, JOHNATHON
Sanita on
21
CORNELISON, DANIEL
Tennis
8
WILDER, MONICA
2nd Court
21
CLINGAN, JAMES
Vehicle Maint
8
REED, JEREMY
Fire
21
MARBLEY, MICHAEL
Sanita on
8
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM
Vehicle Maint
23
EVERETT, AUSTIN
Animal Shelter
9
COMBS, JOSHUA
Fire
23
CARTER, RONALD
Electric
9
WATSON, CURTLAND
Sanita on
25
KING, COURTNEY
Police
10
WILSON, JAMES
Electric
26
MORGAN, JESSIE
Admin
10
ABBOTT, CHRISTOPHER
Police
26
STEELE, JASON
Street
10
SNIDER, KATHRYN
Electric
27
PHILLIPS, ANTHONY
Sanita on
10
BRIDGES, JACOB
Police
29
EMARY, ROBERT
Police
10
WRIGHT, MARK
Police
29
JAMES, DONNA
Planning
10
BEAN, LINDA
Fire
29
BEARD, FLOYD
Parks Rec
11
JONES, LAUREN
Finance
29
RIGGIN, RONALD
Electric
11
TINDALL, JAMES
Animal Shelter
30
FRANCISCO, KIMBERLY
OES/911
11
FOWLER, SCOTT
Council Member
31
CRANFORD, RICKY
Fire
12
WILLIAMS, BRIANNA
Electric
6
31
August Anniversaries Name
Dept
RHOADS, LORETTA
1st Court
HILL, CRYSTAL
# Yrs
Name
Dept
# Yrs
11
DEPRIEST, LANE
Fire
2
1st Court
3
SHOSHONE, RICKY
Fire
10
CAMP, CHEREON
2nd Court
14
RUMPH, CHRISTOPHER
Fire
2
HOGANSON, JOHN
AIMM
1
BEAN, LINDA
Fire
5
HODGE, LACY
Animal Shelter
5
COMBS, JOSHUA
Fire
20
SKASICK, JACKIE
Animal Shelter
1
REED, JEREMY
Fire
20
THOMAS, KATELYN
Clerk/Treasurer
14
THOMAS-BATRES, ISAIAS
Fire
6
JACOBY, JESSICA
Code Enf
5
BRYANT, JASON
Fire
20
ROJO, KARLA
Code Enf
4
WHILLOCK, TOLIVER
Fire
20
JOHNSON, LOGAN
Electric
8
WILLIAMS, GARY
Fire
26
OWEN, DARREN
Electric
22
MATTHEWS, RICHARD
Fire
25
DIGBY, ROBERT
Electric
8
MELSON, JACOB
Fire
2
PRITCHARD, DAGNY
Electric
14
FISCHER, BRIAN
Golf
15
VANG, PAJAI
Electric
4
RAMIREZ, EDGAR
IT
11
HANNAH, FARRAH
Electric
8
TREVINO, KIMBERLY
Legal
6
HUGHES, ROBERT
Electric
16
SCOTT, DANIEL
Neighborhood Srv
31
HARRIS, JOHN
Electric
19
MONROE, CHERI
OES/911
12
JAMES, JUSTIN
Electric
8
BLANCHARD, ANTHONY
OES/911
4
STEWART , VEDA
Electric
26
FIELDS, JENNIFER
Parks Admin
2
JOHNSON, SHANNON
Electric
13
MARTIN, TEMEKA
Parks Rec
23
DEAVER, JACOB
Electric
5
BLANKENSHIP, WILLIAM
Planning
3
FINCH, MARK
Electric
24
BLACK, BILLIE
Planning
16
JONES, LAUREN
Finance
5
BRAGGS, TIMOTHY
Planning
2
PHARR, DEBORAH
Finance
6
SIMS, CHAUNCEY
Police
18
SMITH, AMY
Finance
27
CROSS, JUSTIN
Police
15
BENNETT, JEFFREY
Fire
29
BAKER, ALEXANDER
Police
10
FREY, NICHOLAS
Fire
19
DAVIDSON, BRANDON
Police
21
HUNT, MATTHEW
Fire
20
EVANS, PHILIP
Police
14
TUBBS, TANNER
Fire
10
MADISON, JOSEPH
Police
18
WOLFE, NATHAN
Fire
20
GARTRELL, RUSTY
Police
21
HOOKS, JAMES
Fire
36
BRYANT, JAMES
Police
6
WILLIAMS, HEATH
Fire
21
CHRISMAN, JASON
Police
15
GIPSON, COEDY
Fire
5
PEACH, MATTHEW
Police
15
HAHN, DUSTIN
Fire
4
STANLEY, MICHAEL
Police
7
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August Anniversaries continued... Name
Dept
# Yrs
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM
Police
13
WOMACK, JENIFER
Police
4
ELENBAAS, JEFFREY
Police
16
TAYLOR, SHAMILLE
Police
10
THOMAS, RODNEY
Police
16
THRELKELD, JOSHUA
Police
14
EMARY, ROBERT
Police
14
BRANCH, CAROLYN
Police
26
DAVIS, CORDELL
Police
14
EDWARDS, CHADWICK
Police
20
HENDERSON, CHRISTOPHER
Police
9
BLANKENSHIP, JOHN
Police
13
YANCEY, SHANNON
Police
7
BOWERS, DANA
Police
4
FLIPPIN, RANDY
Police
16
MOORE, DAVID
Police
13
BROWN, CHRISTOPHER
Police
16
JERNIGAN, MATTHEW
Police
7
SCOTT, WILLIAM
Police
16
ABBOTT, RICHARD
Sanita on
28
JACKSON-SHELTON, GLADYS
Sanita on
29
MORRIS, LEVERNE
Sanita on
6
BREEDLOVE JR, CONDOROUS
Sanita on
8
WATSON, CURTLAND
Sanita on
16
JONES, CHRISTOPHER
Sanita on
10
OFFORD, TINA
Sanita on
22
WOODALL, PAMELA
Senior Center
2
SMITH, JOHN
Street
8
FORTNER, STEPHEN
Street
2
WAID JR, TOMMY
Street
11
ABEL, KENDALL
Street
11
BROOKS, JOSHUA
Street
2
CORNELISON, DANIEL
Tennis
3
DEVINE, DEIDRA
Traffic
28
Information regarding employee anniversaries and birthdates is provided by Human Resources the prior year (i.e. 2026 was provided in 2025). So if an employee name is on the list that has retired or resigned, please disregard. Also, typos happen! Please let me know if a name is spelled wrong and a correction will be included next month! For employees who leave the city and come back in a different capacity or department, your length of service may change as well. Example, I worked in the Mayor’s Office 10 years, then was elected City Clerk, and have been in the City Clerk’s Office 25 years, total service with the city is 35 years in 2026. If this scenario applies to you, please email me at least one month before the month of your anniversary month so I can include your total service to the City of NLR! Diane (Dwhitbey@nlr.ar.gov) Teamwork makes the dream work!
door solicitors who are Our North Little Rock unable to produce a city employees are the current NLR permit, best of the best! They unlicensed business are encouraged to do (trees service, roofers, their best every day! subscription sales, We encourage our produce, etc.) street folks to take care of issues they see or report light out, potholes, them to the appropriate overgrown lot, nuisance property, concern for a city department to be neighbor or friend (wellresolved. being check), missed Our city is over 60 square miles. Our team trash/recycling pickup, litter. members can’t be If you have a concern everywhere or see or question regarding a everything. city employee or city That’s where everyone department regarding else can help! services provided, IF YOU SEE please reach out the SOMETHING, Mayor’s Office SAY SOMETHING! 501-975-8601. Here are a few examples: Together, we will Abandoned vehicle, continue to keep North stray, injured or deLittle Rock a great ceased animal, criminal place to live, raise a act (reckless driving/ family, work and play! unsafe driving, trespassers), door to 8
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September Birthdays Name HARRIS, RON HENDERSON, AARON OAKLEY, BRIAN FINCH, MARK SCHRADER, DUDLEY PORTILLO, BRITNI WHITAKER, WILLIAM GOSHEN, JULIE MCCOURT, KEITH NOLES, KEVIN PETTIT, DAVID BRUNO, SHERRYL BARTLETT, JAMES HODGE, LACY MARTIN, TEMEKA HEINRICHS, ERIC PETTIT, JAMIE INGRAM, TERRENCE JONES, WILLIAM LOOPER, PAYTON COYOTE, DUSSTIN GIVENS, WAYNE SKASICK, JACKIE SEHIKA, JOHN HOUSE, GAGE EISENHOWER, COREY THOMAS-BATRES, ISAIAS HUTCHISON, JARRETT REYNOLDS, DAVIN DUGGAN, SEAN DAVENPORT, JOSHUA THESSING, PATRICK MOORE, RODGERICK BAILEY, COLLEEN YOUNG, ANTWONE MCKEE JR, THURMAN MILLER, MICHAEL BOYDSTON, TRISTAN WRIGHT, MICHAEL HENDERSON, CHRISTOPHER
Dept Council Member Fire Fire Electric Fire Police Police OES/911 Electric Electric Clerk/Treasurer Police Electric Animal Shelter Parks Rec Electric Parks Maint Street Police Police Fire Parks Maint Animal Shelter Street Fire Fire Fire Fire Finance Planning OES/911 Police Electric Econimic Dev Sanita on Traffic Police Fire Police Police
Date 1 1 1 1 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 9 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 13 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 16 16 16 16
Name INSALACO III, VINCENT KNOERNSCHILD, JASON WIGGINS, MARK BREWER, THOMAS BRANCH, CAROLYN CHASTAIN, STACIA HAMMETT, CLAY WEST, SANDRA TENNER, ANDREAUS BUTLER, CLINT ANDERSON, CYNTHIA BLANKENSHIP, GREGORY DANCHENKO, IAN HAMILTON, NATHAN WHITAKER, HALEY GILLESPIE, RYAN HOLLAND, JAMES MYERS, KYLE TREADAWAY, MICHAEL LIVINGSTON, KENNETH HALSEY, JACKIE KING, JEN-CHUAN WILSON, ELIZABETH VANASSCHE, JACOB SCHULTZ, KRISTIN STROUT, ANTHONY TOATLEY, DEDRICK CHAPERON, BRITTANY CARTER, BRANDON DEAVER, JACOB SPILLMAN, DARREN HENDRIX, KUADRIKA WHITLEY, JEREMY EDWARDS, CHADWICK TASAICO MONTOYA, ALFREDO GUAJARDO, BILLY MILLER, MYNA DAVIS, CORDELL JACKSON, LINDA ALLEN, RACHEL
Dept Council Member Fire Police Parks Maint Police Admin Electric Fire Vehicle Maint Fire OES/911 Police Parks Maint Council Member OES/911 Street Fire Fire Fire Police Electric Police OES/911 Police Electric Police Street OES/911 Animal Shelter Electric Planning Police Sanita on Police IT Fire AIMM Police Police Parks Rec
Date 17 18 18 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 21 22 23 23 24 24 24 24 24 25 25 25 25 25 25 26 26 27 27 27 28 29 29 29 30 30 30 30 30 9
September Anniversaries Name PETTIT, DAVID PRICE, MATTHEW BROWN, ANTHONY ALLEN, BRANDON DOWDY, JEREMY PETTIT, LEONARD SMITH, BRIAN WOODWARD, GREGORY OGINSKI, JOSHUA SCHULTZ, KRISTIN JARRETT JR, JEFFREY STRIPLING, WILLIAM THORN, MARK YARBROUGH, JOSHUA LOVELESS, JOSHUA MILLER, JON KOLB, MATTHEW WALKER, NICHOLAS GOODMAN, JACOB GARNER, KOLBE HICKS, CASH COX, BRYEN GRAHAM, BRANDON SHOEMAKER, MARK EGLI, BRIAN RAMIREZ, BRANDON ALVAREZ, ANTONIO STANFIELD, GAYLON ABEL, SHIRLEY KELLY, RACHELLE
Dept Clerk/Treasurer Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire Golf IT Neighborhood Srv Neighborhood Srv
# Yrs 28 19 17 7 10 29 17 36 8 16 2 10 37 2 2 29 8 6 4 2 2 8 6 29 6 1 1 2 31 2
Name OSBORNE, STEVEN FRANCISCO, KIMBERLY READY, ALIAH PERKINS, BETTY EICHIN, JASON PARKER, GLENDA REEVES, MICHAEL THUROW, JOELY BARBER, TYLER MARTIN, CODY HAMMONS, PHILLIP FISHER, JON CANTRELL, PAUL LYON, JOHN ANDERSON, MATTHEW DEDRICK, BRIAN HAWKINS, JASON NICHOLS, CARLA ABBOTT, CHRISTOPHER NOEL, ASHLEY GRAVETT, JEFFREY NEELEY, JAMES TOLLETT, YANCY HOPSON, BILLY WILLIAMS, LYNN MARION, MARCUS USSERY, KEVIN EVERETT, THOMAS NUTT, MATTHEW CHAPPLE, MYEKIA
Dept OES/911 OES/911 OES/911 Parks Concession Parks Maint Parks Rec Parks Rec Planning Police Police Police Police Police Police Police Police Police Police Police Police Police Police Police Sanita on Sanita on Street Traffic Traffic Traffic Traffic
# Yrs 9 29 1 7 1 32 2 3 9 1 17 24 26 27 17 29 11 25 3 17 26 24 17 26 14 5 37 27 8 4
City Offices will be closed, Monday, September 7, 2026 in observance of Labor Day. Garbage/trash and recycling routes will be delayed one-day all week. Here are a few suggestions on how to spend your day off! Host a cookout—with family and friends! Play lawn games—bocce ball, cornhole, giant Jenga! Head to a local pool, lake or beach and/ or squeeze in some end of summer camping fun! Get outdoors—go hiking, kayaking, bike riding or just for a carefree stroll! 10
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North Little Rock School District Classes (K-12) will resume Thursday, August 13, 2026. To view a clear pdf of the image below go to nlrsd.org and look for the District Calendar.
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