How Cities Stack Up On Protection In Arkansas
An Arkansas AP chart ranks 15 cities by police protection fire protection and street work. It lists police on duty numbers and FBI ideal figures for each city, then fire department staffing and class ratings, and finally street crews and proposed budget increases with city-by-city figures.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Russellville
FBI
Hot Springs
Stuttgart
EL Dorado
Magnolia
Jonesboro
Camden
Arkadelphia
Forrest City
Hope
Pine Bluff
Conway
Texarkana
Newport
Russellvile
National Board of Underwriters of Fire Insurance
Arkansas City
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Russellville, Ark
Marvin Salmon
Arkansas Tech
Survey Reveals Arkansas Cities Plagued by Funds Shortages
An Associated Press survey of 15 Arkansas cities shows officials demand more police and fire personnel and broader street work but lack funds. The study notes actual police and fire staffing lag far behind FBI and insurance standards, with budgets and needs far from balanced.
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Arkansas
Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Genn G. Zimmerman
Arkansas Municipal League
Zimmerman
Russellville
Hot Springs
el Dorado
Stuttgart
Magnolia
Little Rock
Jonesboro
Camden
Arkadelphia
Forrest City
Hope
Pine Bluff
Conway
Texarkana
Newport
Federal Bureau Ofnvestigation
Arkansas City
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