Mayor Copenhaver charts growth, infrastructure and public-safety investments in State of the City Mayor Harold Copenhaver told the Jonesboro City Council on March 3 that the city finished 2025 with roughly $28.1 million in reserves and outlined investments in roads, a new public-safety center, parks and transit as the city plans for continued growth.

Mayor Copenhaver reveals a robust financial outlook for Jonesboro, with plans for new infrastructure and over 200 jobs on the horizon!

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Jonesborough Council Plans Vote for E911 Real Time Intelligence Center Site Selection Council schedules vote for October 21 on E911 center site's recommendation to public safety.

The future of Jonesboro's public safety hangs in the balance as the task force prepares to vote on a crucial E911 center site—community voices are needed now more than ever!

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Jonesboro City Council debates neighborhood speed limit reduction and traffic sign ordinances Councilman McLean advocates for reducing neighborhood speed limits from 25 to 15 mph.

Jonesboro's Councilman McLean is pushing for a dramatic speed limit reduction to protect children and enhance neighborhood safety—could this be the change the community needs?

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Jonesboro City Council approves traffic ordinance and property condemnation resolution City Council endorses speed limit changes and condemns uninhabitable property on East Johnson Avenue.

The Jonesboro Public Safety Council has taken bold steps to enhance community safety by approving new traffic regulations and condemning unsanitary properties.

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