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Votes at a glance: Fort Smith Board actions on Feb. 3, 2026
Summary
On Feb. 3 the board approved multiple ordinances, awarded contracts, authorized an audit, approved a Main Street agreement and adopted a SaaS contract; most measures passed unanimously, with one abstention on the Main Street agreement.
The Fort Smith Board of Directors took the following roll‑call actions on Feb. 3, 2026. Tally numbers and outcomes reflect the board record as read aloud during the meeting.
• Item 1 — Ordinance rezoning properties at Rogers Ave. and S. 74th St. (PZD): Adopted; vote 7–0. Emergency clause adopted 7–0.
• Item 2 — Master land use plan amendment and rezoning, North Greenwood/May Ave. (PZD): Adopted; vote 7–0. Emergency clause adopted 7–0.
• Item 3A — Resolution authorizing contract with Western Millerite Services for alleyway rehabilitation (construction): Adopted; vote 7–0.
• Item 3B — Resolution approving contract with McClellan Consulting Engineers for construction administration services (alleyway project): Adopted; vote 7–0.
• Item 4 — Resolution approving agreement with Main Street Fort Smith (downtown development services, funded from general fund): Adopted; vote 6–0 with 1 abstention (Christina Kasabas).
• Item 5 — Resolution authorizing contract with Forvis Mazars LLP to perform agreed‑upon procedures on Parrot Island operations: Adopted; vote 7–0.
• Item 6 — Resolution approving execution of SaaS agreement with IGM Technologies (Gravity) for financial reporting and budget software: Adopted; vote 7–0.
• Item 7 — Resolution accepting project as complete and authorizing final payment to Patriot Utilities (consent‑decree project 23‑19‑C4): Adopted; vote 7–0.
• Consent agenda (seven items including procurement of solid waste trucks and five fire‑department staff vehicles): Adopted as presented; vote 7–0 (questions were taken on pulled items B and G during the meeting).
Several items included recorded roll‑call tallies read by the clerk; the meeting transcript shows the motion/second and recorded votes for each listed measure.
