Brinkley’s raise came after his 2022 budget presentation, which is expected to be passed in form of a resolution at the next city board meeting.
Directors give Brinkley 6.5% raise; 2022 to be ‘Year of completion’
City board to hear 2022 budget proposal, hold executive session
The Arkadelphia Board of Directors awaits a full agenda when it meets at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 7, in the Town Hall Boardroom.
Sav U Mor building to become Arkadelphia Police Department
The decision to relocate the police department is in line with a combination of the 911 service presently shared between APD and the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
City to consider buying Sav U Mor building, hear audit report
A memo sent to directors from Brinkley quotes positive feedback from the deputy legislative auditor who conducted the audit: “No issues came to our attention that we consider necessary to report to management.”
City board talks Pine Street, sewer repairs in lengthy meeting; no action following executive session
Directors spent just little over an hour Tuesday in executive session for its annual city manager evaluation, then reconvened in public to announce no action was decided during their discussion behind closed doors.
CITY MANAGER’S REPORT: Arts Festival, Trick or Treat events keep downtown thriving
First, he thanked the sponsors, staff and volunteers who made the Arkadelphia Festival of the Arts an “excellent event.” Brinkley said his administration was “pleased with the first year’s turnout and had so many people ask to be included next year” so he wants to keep the festival an annual event. “We will have our followup meeting next week and are looking forward to an excellent 2022 event,” City Manager Gary Brinkley told directors.
Board OKs rezoning for Pine Street strip mall
The properties to be rezoned from medium density residential (R-2) to highway commercial (C-2) are located at 215 N. 24th St.; 227 N. 24th St.; and a portion of 2410 Pine Street.
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