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Arkansas Municipal League The Arkansas Municipal League was established in 1934
and is an agency of the municipalities of Arkansas. Please note this is a moderated discussion site. a. b.

Welcome to the Arkansas Municipal League (“AML”) social media page. The purpose of this page is to share information related to AML business and AML events and to receive your comments, questions and concerns about those topics. All comments and other information shall be reviewed and approved by an authorized AML social media moderator before posting to AML's Facebook or Instagram page. Anything you post can be disclosed under the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act, unless one of the exemptions applies to the post. Comments are entirely public, and users should not include confidential information in their comments. By posting on this page, you grant AML, and anyone authorized by AML, the right to identify you as the author of any of your postings or submissions by name, email address or screen name, as deemed appropriate. All submissions to the AML's page shall be clearly identified and an e-mail address provided. Anonymous posting shall not be allowed. Because we hope to maintain a constructive dialogue on this page, we encourage the public to post comments with the following in mind:

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Every community has a place where memories are made.For Greenwood, that place is Bell Park.Weddings. Birthday parties. S...
11/01/2026

Every community has a place where memories are made.
For Greenwood, that place is Bell Park.

Weddings. Birthday parties. Summer camps. Movies in the Park. Afternoon walks. Family gatherings. For decades, Bell Park has been bringing people together while helping residents stay active and connected to the outdoors.
Watch our latest State of Play and learn how one donated piece of land became a cornerstone of the Greenwood community.

🔗 Link in bio.

10/31/2026

A little creativity, a lot of fun, and some amazing costumes! 🎃 Thanks to everyone who helped make Halloween at the office a treat.

Happy Halloween! 👻🍬

The League is proud to facilitate over 50 municipal leaders from 30 cities and towns through the Arkansas Delta meeting ...
10/30/2026

The League is proud to facilitate over 50 municipal leaders from 30 cities and towns through the Arkansas Delta meeting to discuss finding solutions for important water and wastewater infrastructure needs. Thank you to our generous hosts in the city of DeWitt and to our partners from Arkansas Legislative Audit, the Arkansas Natural Resources Division, the Environmental Policy Innovation Center, Communities Unlimited, the Water Finance Exchange and the Arkansas Rural Water Association.

10/29/2026

We’re excited to launch a new weekly series highlighting municipal officials and their favorite courses inside the ACE Hub! Each week, you’ll hear why a featured leader chose their top class and get a quick walkthrough so you can find it, too.

To kick things off, we’re featuring Carol Westergren, Clerk Treasurer for the City of Beebe and the 2026–2027 President of the Arkansas Municipal League. Carol’s favorite course is “Leadership and Ethics: Guiding Through Integrity,” presented by Executive Director Mark Hayes at Called to Serve ’25.

Don’t forget! Today also kicks off our new Lunch & Learn series — a quick session from 11–11:30 AM designed to help you navigate and get the most out of your ACE Hub experience. This reel is just a sneak peak of what all is in store for today’s session.

Thank you again to Mayor Snapp and the NEA Mayor’s Caucus for hosting league staff and legislators in City of Walnut Rid...
10/28/2026

Thank you again to Mayor Snapp and the NEA Mayor’s Caucus for hosting league staff and legislators in City of Walnut Ridge Arkansas last month.

These Legislative Roundtables are great opportunities for us to hear from our membership and set priorities for the League. We’re looking forward to being on the road in DeWitt, City of Mountain Home - Mayor's Office and this fall.

Just outside Little Rock, the City of Maumelle Government is taking a major step toward building the kind of community c...
10/27/2026

Just outside Little Rock, the City of Maumelle Government is taking a major step toward building the kind of community connection residents have been asking for. Millwood Station is now home to a farmers market, food trucks, and a new trailhead and is giving the growing city a place to gather, walk, and spend time together in ways it never could before.

Mayor Caleb Norris says the goal was simple: create a space that feels like home. A place where neighbors meet, families explore, and local businesses thrive. With Millwood Station now open, that vision is starting to take shape.

See how it’s bringing people together in this edition of State of Play. Link in bio.

Photos taken at the Maumelle Pawlooza Event.

10/27/2026

If you’ve been on social media lately, you’ve probably seen a lot of conversation about Issue 3. The Arkansas Municipal League endorsed this measure, and we want to make sure you have the facts.

Issue 3 gives local communities an optional new tool for economic development. No city or town is required to use it—each community decides for itself.

Crucially, Issue 3 does not raise taxes, redirect local budgets, or affect state revenue.

Instead, it helps cities attract housing, retail, healthcare, tourism, and job growth.

48 other states already use tools like this to compete for jobs and investment—Issue 3 keeps Arkansas competitive.

As always, the League is here to provide training, support, and reliable information for municipal officials who want to learn more. Whatever your perspective, good information leads to good choices.

10/26/2026

Join us for AML Education’s “Learn a bunch at Lunch” Webinar Series!

From October through December, we’ll be hosting weekly sessions covering everything from Census prep to an ACE Program overview—and all things AML in between! The next webinar is October 29th from 11-11:30am.

These informal webinars are your chance to speak up, ask questions, and learn alongside your peers, all from the comfort of your desk.
You’ll learn a bunch AND get to enjoy your lunch… what’s not to love?

Registration for each webinar can be found on AML Communities.

The digital version of the Autumn ’26 issue of City & Town is now live! With important statutory and budget info, covera...
10/25/2026

The digital version of the Autumn ’26 issue of City & Town is now live! With important statutory and budget info, coverage of recent League events, visits to Benton and Walnut Ridge, and much more, this is a must-read. The print issue will arrive soon, so watch your mailboxes.

You can read the latest issue here: https://issuu.com/amlmeljones/docs/city_town_autumn_2026_vol._82_no_618f2f4c631dd9

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