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Arkansas State Legislature
79th General Assembly - Regular Session, 1993

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Representative Buddy Wallis


Photo of Representative Wallis
District: 35
District:
35
Counties Served: Pt. Garland, Pt. Hot Spring
Counties Served:
Pt. Garland, Pt. Hot Spring


Bills

Bill
Title
Bill Status
Primary Sponsor
HB1582
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR A REASONABLE HOST FEE FOR LANDFILL DISPOSAL FEES COLLECTED BETWEEN PUBLICLY OWNED AND OPERATED LANDFILLS AND PUBLIC BODY CUSTOMERS; AND TO PROVIDE FOR A SPECIAL ACCOUNTING FOR THOSE FEES; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
HB1582 History
HB1895
AN ACT TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE TITLE 6, CHAPTER 20, SUBCHAPTER 3 TO ADD A NEW SECTION TO REQUIRE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO SPEND TWENTY PERCENT (20%) OF NET CURRENT REVENUE FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAINTENANCE/OPERATION, TECHNOLOGY AND SUPPLIES, AND OTHER EQUI
HB1895 History
HB2072
Act 1290
AN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT MUNICIPALITIES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COST OF KEEPING THEIR PRISONERS IN A COUNTY JAIL AND ANY PRISONERS SENTENCED TO COUNTY JAIL; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
HB2072 History