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Arkansas State Legislature
80th General Assembly - Regular Session, 1995

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Representative Phil Wyrick


Photo of Representative Wyrick
District: 52
District:
52
Counties Served: Pt. Pulaski
Counties Served:
Pt. Pulaski


Bills

Bill
Title
Bill Status
Primary Sponsor
HB1166
AN ACT TO AMEND ARK. CODE § 6-43-103 TO AUTHORIZE THE GOVERNOR TO REMOVE THE SUPERINTENDENTS FOR THE ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND AND THE ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF FROM THEIR JOBS FOR CAUSE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
HB1166 History
HB1343
AN ACT TO PROHIBIT RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR MUNICIPAL EMPLOYMENT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
HB1343 History
HB1473
Act 614
AN ACT TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE § 27-32-112 TO PROVIDE THAT INSPECTION CERTIFICATES FOR MOTORCYCLES BE PLACED IN AN APPROPRIATE SPACE ON THE LICENSE PLATE; TO AUTHORIZE THE DEPARTMENT OF ARKANSAS STATE POLICE TO REDESIGN THE MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION
HB1473 History
HB1767
Act 910
AN ACT TO PERMIT TRAINED CIVILIAN PERSONNEL EMPLOYED BY CITIES WITH A POPULATION IN EXCESS OF 100,000 PEOPLE TO PREPARE TRAFFIC ACCIDENT REPORTS AND TO ISSUE TRAFFIC CITATIONS RELATED TO SUCH ACCIDENTS; TO PROVIDE THAT THE ARKANSAS COMMISSION ON LAW ENFOR
HB1767 History