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All four ordinances related to a potential November election to approve or reject the existing five-eighths-cent general-use sales tax and a three-eighths-cent tax for first responders were pulled from the agenda of Monday's regular City Council meeting.
Improving the community has been a focus for the City of Pine Bluff over the last few years, and now it's becoming a reality with the start of some major projects.
Two sales taxes that Pine Bluff residents voted down less than three months ago will be back in the hands of voters for a November special election, pending full City Council approval.
Two sales taxes that Pine Bluff residents voted down less than three months ago will be back in the hands of the voters for a November special election, pending full City Council approval.
John Lawson, who has been questioned about a vote he cast regarding Go Forward Pine Bluff, resigned from the Advertising and Promotion Commission on Thursday, citing personal issues.