Arkansas State Highway Commission - Revision history

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New page: The '''Arkansas State Highway Commission''' administers the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department. The six commissioners are appointed to staggered ten-year terms by the...

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The '''Arkansas State Highway Commission''' administers the [[Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department]]. The six commissioners are appointed to staggered ten-year terms by the Governor.

The current commissioners are Jonathan Barnett (chairperson), [[Dan Flowers]] (director), Cliff Hoofman, R. Madison Murphy, John Ed Regenold, and Carl Rosenbaum (vice chairman).

==References==

==External links==

*[http://www.arkansashighways.com/Commission/commiss.htm The Arkansas State Highway Commission]

[[Category:State government]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:33, 15 April 2010
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−	The '''Arkansas State Highway Commission''' administers the [[Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department]]. The six commissioners are appointed to staggered ten-year terms by the Governor. The Arkansas State Highway Commission was first organized in 1913 under Act 302. At first there were three commissioners whl reported to the Department of State Lands, Highways, and Improvements. The number was increased to five under the Harrelson Road Law of 1923 (also known as Act 5). Highway bonds fell under the purview of the Commission beginning in 1927 under Act 11, the Martineau Road Law. In 1929 the State Highway Commission became its own independent entity under Act 65. In 1933 the Commission was dismantled under Act 3 over the controversial issue of road bonds. The State Highway Commission was re-established by the Mack-Blackwell amendment in 1952.	+	The '''Arkansas State Highway Commission''' administers the [[Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department]]. The six commissioners are appointed to staggered ten-year terms by the Governor. The Arkansas State Highway Commission was first organized in 1913 under Act 302. At first there were three commissioners whl reported to the Department of State Lands, Highways, and Improvements. The number was increased to five under the Harrelson Road Law of 1923 (also known as Act 5). Highway bonds fell under the purview of the Commission beginning in 1927 under Act 11, the [[Martineau Road Law]]. In 1929 the State Highway Commission became its own independent entity under Act 65. In 1933 the Commission was dismantled under Act 3 over the controversial issue of road bonds. The State Highway Commission was re-established by the Mack-Blackwell amendment in 1952.

	The current commissioners are Jonathan Barnett (chairperson), [[Dan Flowers]] (director), Cliff Hoofman, R. Madison Murphy, John Ed Regenold, and Carl Rosenbaum (vice chairman).		The current commissioners are Jonathan Barnett (chairperson), [[Dan Flowers]] (director), Cliff Hoofman, R. Madison Murphy, John Ed Regenold, and Carl Rosenbaum (vice chairman).

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−	The '''Arkansas State Highway Commission''' administers the [[Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department]]. The six commissioners are appointed to staggered ten-year terms by the Governor.	+	The '''Arkansas State Highway Commission''' administers the [[Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department]]. The six commissioners are appointed to staggered ten-year terms by the Governor. The State Highway Commission was established by the Mack-Blackwell amendment in 1952.

	The current commissioners are Jonathan Barnett (chairperson), [[Dan Flowers]] (director), Cliff Hoofman, R. Madison Murphy, John Ed Regenold, and Carl Rosenbaum (vice chairman).		The current commissioners are Jonathan Barnett (chairperson), [[Dan Flowers]] (director), Cliff Hoofman, R. Madison Murphy, John Ed Regenold, and Carl Rosenbaum (vice chairman).

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-The '''Arkansas State Highway Commission''' administers the [[Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department]]. The six commissioners are appointed to staggered ten-year terms by the Governor. The State Highway Commission was established by the Mack-Blackwell amendment in 1952.
+The '''Arkansas State Highway Commission''' administers the [[Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department]]. The six commissioners are appointed to staggered ten-year terms by the Governor. The Arkansas State Highway Commission was first organized in 1913 under Act 302. At first there were three commissioners whl reported to the Department of State Lands, Highways, and Improvements. The number was increased to five under the Harrelson Road Law of 1923 (also known as Act 5). Highway bonds fell under the purview of the Commission beginning in 1927 under Act 11, the Martineau Road Law. In 1929 the State Highway Commission became its own independent entity under Act 65. In 1933 the Commission was dismantled under Act 3 over the controversial issue of road bonds. The State Highway Commission was re-established by the Mack-Blackwell amendment in 1952.
 The current commissioners are Jonathan Barnett (chairperson), [[Dan Flowers]] (director), Cliff Hoofman, R. Madison Murphy, John Ed Regenold, and Carl Rosenbaum (vice chairman).
 ==References==
 ==External links==