While city leaders in Arkadelphia were optimistic that 2022 would be a year of completing several major projects, it turned out to be 12 “somewhat frustrating” months as projects were delayed by supply chain issues, construction firms and change orders.
Arkadelphia City Manager Gary Brinkley told the city board Tuesday that this weekend’s End of Summer Blowout was a successful, well-attended event.
Having become “a victim of its own success,” the Arkadelphia Parks and Recreation Department will be adding a position to assist in management of programs and the youth involved.
Ward 3 Director Keith Crews asked is the existing electrical lines, which run between power poles, would remain above ground or be buried.
Asked when the next city-hosted event will take place, Brinkley told the board there are more “in the pipeline. We’ll surprise you in a little while.”
The 6th Street property is currently where the Clark County Democratic Committee meets; that group is in the process of moving to a new headquarters on Village Drive.
Ward 3 director Keith Crews said he’d been approached by more than one citizen regarding the intersection at Country Club Road and North 15th Street.
