CITY GOVERNMENT Mountain Home
CITY OFFICIALS Joe Dillard Mayor Joe Dillard
Ward 1, Position 1 Carl Graves
Ward 3, Position 1 Nancy Osmon
divided into four wards with two alderman representing each ward. A ward’s size is based on population. While aldermen rep- resent the wards, they are elected at-large by all voters in the city. They serve two-year terms. Elected officials with four-
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year terms are the mayor, city clerk, city attorney and district judge. The police chief, fire chief and treasurer are appointed posi- tions. City offices are located in the Municipal Building, 720 S. Hickory St., unless otherwise noted. Mountain Home has a 1 per-
cent city sales tax. Half the reve- nue goes to the Street Depart- ment, $350,000 goes to the Water and Sewer Department, and the remainder goes to the General Fund. The total sales tax in Moun- tain Home is 8.5 percent — 6.5 percent state, 1 percent county and 1 percent city.
Mayor Mayor Joe Dillard’s duties
include ensuring the city ordi- nances and regulations are
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enforced through the police department and supervising 174 employees. » 425-5116
City Clerk City Clerk Brian A. Plumlee is
the legal custodian of the city’s records and documents, and also serves as the city council’s secre- tary. He conducts grant research and updates, and maintains the city’s website. » 425-5943 » Email: bplumlee@cityof-
mountainhome.com
City Treasurer Treasurer Deborah Cotter
is responsible for being the Eva Frame Fact Book 2015 Don Webb David Almond
City Attorney Roger Morgan
Ward 1, Position 2 Rick Pierce
Ward 3, Position 2 Don Webb
ountain Home is a first-class city with a mayor/council form of government. It is
City Clerk Brian A. Plumlee
Ward 2, Position 1 Jennifer Baker
Ward 4, Position 1 David Almond
Ward 2, Position 2 Wayne Almond
Ward 4, Position 2 Eva Frame
Rick Pierce Jennifer Baker Roger Morgan
Wayne Almond
Nancy Osmon
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