The Board of Directors meeting included a proclamation naming May 2026 as Little Rock Remembers Our Fallen Heroes Month. The Historic District Commission presented an update on their accomplishments over the past five years, focusing on preservation initiatives, grant-funded projects, the adoption of new design guidelines, and the implementation of geospatial tools for community resources. The Board further authorized several contracts, including projects for West 24th Street reconstruction, landfill hauling services, HVAC equipment for a fitness center, fitness equipment for a senior center, and sports lighting for an athletic complex. Additionally, the Board set public hearing dates for proposed uses of federal funds and discussed right-of-way abandonment requests and a Department of Justice grant for training and awareness.
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The commission discussed a proposal for a kick golf course at War Memorial Park, which would utilize existing grounds with minimal maintenance requirements. Updates were provided regarding the roof replacement project for the indoor pool, with assurance that outdoor swimming options remain available. Other project reports included the resurfacing of tennis courts at Resmond, HVAC unit replacements at various community centers, the procurement of new maintenance contracts, and a grant application for improvements at the River Mountain boat launch. Additionally, the commission reviewed the progress of fitness equipment installation for a new senior facility and approved lighting upgrades for baseball fields at Interstate Park. Ongoing efforts to modernize playgrounds across the park system and the upcoming seasonal opening of splash pads were also highlighted.
Mar 17, 2026·Board meeting
Little Rock Board Of Directors Board Of Directors Meeting
The board meeting included the presentation of a proclamation recognizing March as Certified Government Financial Managers Month. Key agenda items included the approval of various city contracts for vehicle washing services, IT help desk software, police patrol equipment, commercial vehicle tires, and street maintenance equipment. The board also reviewed resolutions related to housing, including a declaration of a housing crisis, and authorized grant applications for park facilities and tennis court resurfacing. Furthermore, several ordinances concerning zoning developments, annexations, and fire equipment procurement were addressed.
