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Above: Sebastian County Judge David Hudson conducts business during the County Judges Association meeting in February. Left: Speaker of the House Davy Carter addresses the county judges at breakfast. Right: CJAA President and White County Judge Michael Lincoln man- ages a general session.
Judges conduct winter meeting in NLR
Te County Judges Association of Arkansas held its two-day winter meeting in February in North Little Rock. Judges from around the state gathered north of the river to vote on their legislative package for the 89th Arkansas General Assembly, conduct general sessions, hear financial reports and listen to numerous speakers. Speaker of the House Davy Carter led off the speakers lineup on Mon- day at the opening breakfast. Carter previewed the session and fielded questions about Medicaid expansion, the Big River Steel Mill project and tax decreases and revenue projections.
Arkansas Highway Transportation Department State Aid Engineer
David Mayo presented information concerning state aid funding and the impact it can have on counties. He explained the details of how the state aid program works and how judges can use it. Judges also visited the Capitol and hosted a legislative reception at the
AAC building. Senate President Pro Tempore Michael Lamoureux highlighted Tues-
day’s speakers. Judges also heard from the Arkansas Department of Vet- eran Affairs and Legislative Audit.
Above: Senate President Pro Tempore Michael Lamoureux takes questions from county judges concerning the 89th General Assembly. Left: Sevier County Judge Greg Ray makes a point during a general session concerning the lobbying effort of the AAC.
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