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Little Rock City board approves litigation settlement and ratifies Alvin Pierre to housing authority

Little Rock City Board of Directors ยท February 10, 2026
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Summary

On a voice vote, the Little Rock City Board of Directors approved a settlement in David Maddox et al v. City of Little Rock and ratified the appointment of Alvin Pierre to the Little Rock Housing Authority Board; Pierre introduced himself and described his background in agriculture and housing.

The Little Rock City Board of Directors voted by voice to approve a consent agenda that included a settlement in David Maddox et al v. City of Little Rock et al and the ratification of Alvin Pierre to the Little Rock Housing Authority Board.

Alvin Pierre addressed the board before the vote. "As stated, I'm Alvin Pierre. I'm a 27 year USDA employee. I am a 13 year farmer in Lee County. I'm a 12 year landlord," Pierre said, adding that "affordable housing is a necessary thing" and that collaboration and community development are needed as Little Rock grows.

The clerk had read the consent agenda to include a resolution to settle litigation and to repeal Little Rock resolution number 16,961 (02/03/2026), and a resolution to ratify the housing authority appointment. After Pierre's remarks the presiding official called for the vote; members answered by voice and the presiding official declared, "Ayes have it."

The board took the action on the consent agenda during a short specialty-call meeting and then reconvened into its agenda meeting. The motion and second for the consent action were made on the record before Pierre introduced himself; the transcript does not record who moved or seconded and does not record a roll-call vote tally, only the voice vote outcome.

Next steps: The appointment to the Little Rock Housing Authority and the settlement were approved as part of the consent agenda; the board did not specify additional implementation steps on the record during this session.