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Justices introduce ordinance to create Miller County Depository Board and move to suspend rules
Summary
The justices introduced an ordinance to establish the Miller County Depository Board, citing Arkansas Code Annotated §19-5-106 as amended by Acts 419 and 525 of 2025; members noted an emergency clause and moved to suspend the rules for immediate consideration, with a second by Justice East.
Miller County justices introduced an ordinance to establish the Miller County Depository Board, citing Arkansas Code Annotated §19-5-106 as amended by Act 419 of 2025 and Act 525 of 2025, and said the ordinance includes an emergency clause to allow immediate implementation.
An unidentified meeting speaker introduced the ordinance "for the depository board," saying it "establishes the Miller County Depository Board" and that it is required by "Arkansas Code Annotated 19 5 1 0 6 as amended by Act 419 of 2025 and Act 525 of 2025," and that it would "establish operating guidelines for the board and to declare an emergency." The speaker called for a motion; a second was recorded as coming from Justice East.
Members discussed whether to suspend the rules to take up the ordinance immediately. When asked whether the ordinance had an emergency clause, the speaker replied, "It does." The meeting transcript ends as a speaker begins a motion "that we, suspend the rules in order," so the record does not include the motion’s completion, a roll-call vote or the final disposition of the ordinance in this transcript.
The transcript does not include details about the board’s membership, duties beyond "operating guidelines," funding sources, or implementation timeline. The references to the Arkansas Code and to Acts 419 and 525 of 2025 are the legal basis cited on the record for creating the board.
