This bill is a House resolution that officially recognizes the Mansfield High School Lady Tigers volleyball team as the 2025 Class 3A state champions of Arkansas. The resolution acknowledges the team's victory over Harding Academy and highlights their impressive season achievements, including a 33-7 record and multiple individual honors for players and coaches. Upon adoption, a copy of the resolution will be presented to the team's head coach, Kaylie Pyles, as a formal gesture of recognition.
This House Resolution formally recognizes the Barton High School Bears boys' basketball team as the 2026 Class 2A state champions. The measure acknowledges the team's victory and directs that a copy of the resolution be presented to the head coach.
This bill is a House resolution that formally recognizes the Little Rock Hall High School boys' basketball team as the 2026 Class 4A state champions. It lists the team members, coaches, and support staff involved in their victory and directs the Chief Clerk to present a copy of the resolution to the head coach. The measure does not change any laws or policies but serves as an official acknowledgment of the team's achievement.
This House Resolution expresses support for Arkansas poultry producers in the Illinois River Watershed and calls for good faith negotiations to resolve ongoing environmental disputes. The measure recognizes the economic importance of poultry farming to the state and acknowledges the industry's investments in conservation practices and wastewater treatment. By adopting this resolution, the House affirms its commitment to balancing agricultural viability with environmental protection without creating new laws or regulations.
This House Resolution formally recognizes and celebrates Nucor Day at the Arkansas State Capitol on April 15, 2026. The measure highlights Nucor Corporation's significant contributions to the state, including its role as a major steel producer, its history of avoiding layoffs, and its substantial investments in local facilities and employee education. Upon passing, a copy of the resolution will be sent to the CEO of Nucor Corporation to acknowledge the company's achievements.
This bill authorizes a representative to introduce legislation that would increase the homestead property tax credit for Arkansas homeowners. The proposed change would raise the annual tax credit from $600 to $675, directly reducing property tax bills for eligible property owners. The increase is set to take effect for assessment years beginning on or after January 1, 2026. Currently, the bill has passed the House Rules Committee and was adopted by the House of Representatives.
This House resolution officially designates May 2026 as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Awareness Month in Arkansas. It aims to increase public understanding of the disease and show support for patients, their families, and caregivers. The measure encourages the state to back research funding and stand in solidarity with those affected by ALS.
This bill authorizes a representative to introduce legislation that would update Arkansas's Revenue Stabilization Law to create new funds and allow transfers between existing accounts. The proposed changes aim to adjust how state financial reserves are managed and moved without requiring new spending approvals. An emergency clause is included to ensure these fiscal adjustments take effect on July 1, 2026, to prevent service disruptions at the start of the next fiscal year. The measure has been passed by the House and referred to the Joint Budget Committee for further review.
This bill authorizes a representative to introduce legislation that amends Arkansas's Revenue Stabilization Law to create new funds and allow transfers between existing accounts. The proposed law would enable the state to establish financial reserves and move money between different fund accounts to manage its budget. It includes an emergency clause stating that these changes must take effect on July 1, 2026, to prevent a disruption in essential government services at the start of the fiscal year. Currently, the bill has been referred to the Joint Budget Committee for further review.
This Arkansas House Resolution authorizes the House of Representatives and the Senate to take recesses lasting four consecutive days or longer during the 2026 fiscal session. The measure allows the Speaker of the House and the President Pro Tempore of the Senate to declare these breaks without needing separate approval for each instance. By establishing this rule, the resolution provides a clear mechanism for legislative bodies to pause their sessions for extended periods when necessary.
This bill from the Arkansas House of Representatives schedules a joint session of the state legislature to take place on April 8, 2026, at 12:30 p.m. The primary purpose of the session is to allow legislators to hear a speech delivered by Governor Sarah Sanders. The resolution requires both the House and Senate to convene in the House Chamber to witness the address, which is a formal procedural step rather than a policy change.
SB 309 amends the Arkansas Health Care Consumer Act to revise the definition of a "psychiatric collaborative care model." The bill updates the specific dates referenced for the evidence-based integrated behavioral health service delivery method. It expands the primary care team within this model to include individuals providing clinical psychiatric pharmacist services. These pharmacists must hold an accredited pharmacy degree, maintain a good standing license, and either utilize a disease state management protocol with a supervising provider or provide independent consulting services. This change broadens the types of healthcare professionals who can participate in collaborative psychiatric care.
