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Little Rock proclaims 30th anniversary of Department of Community Programs
Summary
Mayor Frank Scott Junior read a proclamation recognizing three decades of the Department of Community Programs’ prevention, intervention and treatment services; a department representative thanked the board and emphasized continued partnership with providers and community stakeholders.
Mayor Frank Scott Junior read a formal proclamation recognizing the 30th anniversary of the City of Little Rock Department of Community Programs, saying the department "was established in 1996 to strengthen public safety, enhance quality of life and provide coordinated prevention, intervention and human services." "Now therefore, I, Frank Scott Junior, mayor of the City of Little Rock, Arkansas, do hereby declare the 30th anniversary of City of Little Rock Department of Community Programs," Scott said.
A Department of Community Programs representative thanked the mayor and board for the recognition and credited providers, community organizations and city leaders for three decades of partnership. "On behalf of the Department of Community Programs, I thank you mayor for this proclamation recognizing 30 years of prevention, intervention and treatment services," the representative said, and reaffirmed the department's commitment to meeting residents "where they are and help them get to where they want to be." The proclamation and remarks were purely ceremonial and required no board action; board members applauded the department team.
