Arkansas Senator Clarke Tucker’s Bill to Define “Public” Meetings Passes
Idea Category: Democracy
Arkansas Senator Clarke Tucker’s bill clarifying rules for meetings among elected officials outside of public meetings passed the Arkansas Senate 34-1 and is on its way to the Governor’s desk. The bill defines a “public” meeting as any interaction between at least two members of the same school board, city council, or quorum court, thus applying Freedom of Information Act Rules.
More Idea’s From Clarke Tucker
Justice System Fees Reform
Idea Category: 2025 Ideas Challenge, Improving Quality of Life | Funding Source: ARP
Senator Clarke Tucker Spearheaded Report Recommending Arkansas Court Funding Reform
Idea Category: Judicial Reform | Funding Source: ARP
Free School Meals for Eligible Kids
Idea Category: Child Care, Education, Equity & Opportunity | Funding Source: ARP
Hardship Driver’s License for Probationers/Parolees
Idea Category: Criminal Justice | Funding Source: ARP
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