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The Bureau of Legislative Research has contracted with Conference Technologies Inc. for up to $1.41 million to provide for the installation, maintenance and support services for a new audio-visual system to be used by state lawmakers and the public in facilities on the fifth floor of the Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the state Capitol.

The Bureau of Legislative Research has contracted with Conference Technologies Inc. for up to $1.41 million to provide for the installation, maintenance and support services for a new audio-visual system to be used by state lawmakers and the public in facilities on the fifth floor of the Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the state Capitol.

The Arkansas Senate and House of Representatives on Wednesday passed identical resolutions to authorize a recess of this years fiscal session and for both chambers to adjourn May 9.

The Arkansas Senate and House of Representatives on Wednesday passed identical resolutions to authorize a recess of this years fiscal session and for both chambers to adjourn May 9.

A legislative panel on Tuesday advanced measures that would allow the State Capitol Police to create 20 more positions in fiscal year 2024 that ends June 30 and in fiscal 2025 starting July 1 to provide security for the entire Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the state Capitol.

A legislative panel on Tuesday advanced measures that would allow the State Capitol Police to create 20 more positions in fiscal year 2024 that ends June 30 and in fiscal 2025 starting July 1 to provide security for the entire Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the state Capitol.

Construction of a secured walkway and a mechanical room between the state Capitol building and the Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the Capitol is on schedule to be completed by the start of the 2025 regular session in January, state officials said Tuesday.

Construction of a secured walkway and a mechanical room between the state Capitol building and the Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the Capitol is on schedule to be completed by the start of the 2025 regular session in January, state officials said Tuesday.

The Arkansas Bureau of Legislative Research has been authorized to issue a request for proposals seeking a vendor to provide a new audio-visual system and services for the bureau in the Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the state Capitol.

The Arkansas Bureau of Legislative Research has been authorized to issue a request for proposals seeking a vendor to provide a new audio-visual system and services for the bureau in the Multi-Agency Complex immediately west of the state Capitol.