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An Arkansas state senator has proposed a bill that would broaden the definition of a public meeting, both in-person and electronic.
Senate Bill 208, if passed, would lower the number of city directors required to constitute a meeting, going against the Arkansas Supreme Court s 2019 decision in
Wade v. City of Fort Smith that three city directors and City Administrator Carl Geffken did not violate the law in a private email exchange.
The bill, sponsored by District 21 state Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Jonesboro, defines a meeting as the gathering of two or more members of a governing body to discuss matters, including through telephone or electronically. The bill applies to all governing bodies in Arkansas and public bodies supported by or using public funds except for grand juries.
Updated: 9:20 PM CST February 11, 2021
FORT SMITH, Ark. Harbor House, Inc (HHI), a Fort Smith-based nonprofit behavioral health agency focused on treating addiction, has a new chief executive officer (CEO).
Carl Norris was named the new CEO on January 28, 2021. He replaces Jimmie Wooding.
Credit: Harbor House, Inc
Norris has served as a consultant for HHI s Board of Directors since 2018.
A Fort Smith native since 1985, Norris says he is excited to lead a company that has played a monumental role in the substance abuse field in the River Valley area and across the state.
HHI has offered residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment to the citizens of Arkansas for over 50 years. They provide re-entry rehabilitative services, diversion sentencing, and mental health counseling at 14 sites across Arkansas.