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Arkansas City adopts new citywide pay structure after Arnold Group study The Arkansas City Commission voted to adopt a comprehensive compensation structure and an administrative compliance tool developed by the Arnold Group, funding an approximately 6.4% base-wage adjustment (study estimate $487,000) and implementing policy guardrails; adoption and an implementing ordinance take effect Dec. 27, 2025.

Arkansas City is set to boost employee wages by 6.4% with a new compensation structure, but what does this mean for the city's budget and future hiring?

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Arkansas City Council Approves Real Estate Transfers to Randy Frank and Habitat for Humanity Council transfers properties for new development and community housing projects.

Arkansas City is taking bold steps to tackle housing shortages with new property transfers that promise to enhance community development and support families in need.

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Arkansas City secures $115840 federal grant for Wilson Park Pickleball Courts City council approves federal funding for pickleball courts, matching local fundraising efforts.

Arkansas City just secured $115,840 in federal grant funding to transform Wilson Park with new pickleball courts, showing a strong commitment to enhancing community recreation and inclusivity!

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Mayor Beeson leads prayer at city commission meeting Commissioners gather for prayer and pledge at city meeting to discuss new business.

In a pivotal city commission meeting, Mayor Beeson and the team address community challenges while introducing a game-changing proposal for city management that could reshape local governance.

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City Council approves property purchase for elevated water storage project Council authorizes $14,000 purchase of East Chestnut Avenue property for water storage.

Arkansas City takes a bold step forward by purchasing property for a new elevated water storage facility, ensuring a reliable water supply for its growing community.

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City Commission approves demolition plans for unsafe structures in Arkansas City Commission identifies seven dangerous structures and authorizes repairs or demolition actions.

Arkansas City is taking bold action to tackle dangerous buildings, aiming for safer neighborhoods and better emergency responses—find out which properties are on the chopping block!

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City Council reviews unsafe structures and demolition proposals in Arkansas City Council declares multiple properties unsafe, exploring repair or demolition options.

Arkansas City's urgent meeting reveals a battle against dangerous derelicts as officials confront neglected properties threatening community safety and pride.

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Mayor Beeson promotes Sergeant Yvonne Velasquez to Kansas City patrol lieutenant Sergeant Yvonne Velasquez receives promotion to patrol lieutenant for leadership and training excellence.

Sergeant Yvonne Velasquez has been promoted to patrol lieutenant, recognized for his exceptional leadership and dedication to training new officers in Kansas City.

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Arkansas City approves fire district funding increase and new grant for pickleball courts City of Arkansas City secures federal grant for pickleball and increases fire district funding.

Arkansas City is stepping up its game with increased fire funding and a federal grant for new pickleball courts—find out how these changes will impact your community!

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Arkansas City Land Bank approves 2026 budget and tables real estate transfer to Cali House City Commission approves land bank budget and postpones real estate transfer decision.

The Arkansas City Land Bank just approved its 2026 budget, but a pivotal real estate transfer to the Cali House of Hope has been tabled for further community discussion.

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City Council approves $350,000 grant application for housing rehabilitation projects Council moves forward with CDBG grant application to enhance city housing rehabilitation efforts.

Arkansas City is on the brink of a housing revolution, with a $350,000 initiative aimed at transforming community living and accessibility!

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Commission approves separation of sewer department duties to enhance accountability Commission adopts plan to divide sewer responsibilities improving maintenance and clarity of roles.

Arkansas City's commission just approved a bold restructuring of the Environmental Services Department, aiming to boost accountability and efficiency in sewer management!

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Mayor Mieson proclaims February 13 2025 as Day of Hope in Kansas City Mayor Mieson highlights suicide prevention by declaring February 13 2025 as Day of Hope.

Mayor Chad Mieson has declared February 13, 2025, as a "Day of Hope" in Arkansas City, rallying the community to combat youth suicide and promote mental health awareness.

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