Justice of the Peace - District 1
The Justice of the Peace is an elected official in county government. The Constitution of the State of Arkansas provides for the election of the Justice of the Peace to a two year term of office with the requirements that he/she be a qualified elector and resident. The Justice of the Peace serves on the County Quorum Court representing the district in which he/she serves.
Justice of the Peace - District 2
The Justice of the Peace is an elected official in county government. The Constitution of the State of Arkansas provides for the election of the Justice of the Peace to a two year term of office with the requirements that he/she be a qualified elector and resident. The Justice of the Peace serves on the County Quorum Court representing the district in which he/she serves.
Justice of the Peace - District 3
The Justice of the Peace is an elected official in county government. The Constitution of the State of Arkansas provides for the election of the Justice of the Peace to a two year term of office with the requirements that he/she be a qualified elector and resident. The Justice of the Peace serves on the County Quorum Court representing the district in which he/she serves.
Justice of the Peace - District 4
The Justice of the Peace is an elected official in county government. The Constitution of the State of Arkansas provides for the election of the Justice of the Peace to a two year term of office with the requirements that he/she be a qualified elector and resident. The Justice of the Peace serves on the County Quorum Court representing the district in which he/she serves.
Justice of the Peace - District 7
The Justice of the Peace is an elected official in county government. The Constitution of the State of Arkansas provides for the election of the Justice of the Peace to a two year term of office with the requirements that he/she be a qualified elector and resident. The Justice of the Peace serves on the County Quorum Court representing the district in which he/she serves.
Justice of the Peace - District 8
The Justice of the Peace is an elected official in county government. The Constitution of the State of Arkansas provides for the election of the Justice of the Peace to a two year term of office with the requirements that he/she be a qualified elector and resident. The Justice of the Peace serves on the County Quorum Court representing the district in which he/she serves.
Justice of the Peace - District 9
The Justice of the Peace is an elected official in county government. The Constitution of the State of Arkansas provides for the election of the Justice of the Peace to a two year term of office with the requirements that he/she be a qualified elector and resident. The Justice of the Peace serves on the County Quorum Court representing the district in which he/she serves.
Justice of the Peace - District 10
The Justice of the Peace is an elected official in county government. The Constitution of the State of Arkansas provides for the election of the Justice of the Peace to a two year term of office with the requirements that he/she be a qualified elector and resident. The Justice of the Peace serves on the County Quorum Court representing the district in which he/she serves.
Ward 1 - Position 1 Alderman
An Alderman represents the Ward in which he/she was elected to the city council. As a city council member, the Alderman has management and control of city finances and real and personal property belonging to the city, adopts a budget by ordinance or resolution for operation of the city, and represent the people at the city level.
In El Dorado, each Ward elects 2 Aldermen to serve on the city council.
Ward 1 - Position 2 Alderman
An Alderman represents the Ward in which he/she was elected to the city council. As a city council member, the Alderman has management and control of city finances and real and personal property belonging to the city, adopts a budget by ordinance or resolution for operation of the city, and represent the people at the city level.
In El Dorado, each Ward elects 2 Aldermen to serve on the city council.
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Profile Ward 2 - Position 1 Alderman
An Alderman represents the Ward in which he/she was elected to the city council. As a city council member, the Alderman has management and control of city finances and real and personal property belonging to the city, adopts a budget by ordinance or resolution for operation of the city, and represent the people at the city level.
In El Dorado, each Ward elects 2 Aldermen to serve on the city council.
Ward 2 - Position 2 Alderman
An Alderman represents the Ward in which he/she was elected to the city council. As a city council member, the Alderman has management and control of city finances and real and personal property belonging to the city, adopts a budget by ordinance or resolution for operation of the city, and represent the people at the city level.
In El Dorado, each Ward elects 2 Aldermen to serve on the city council.
Ward 3 - Position 1 Alderman
An Alderman represents the Ward in which he/she was elected to the city council. As a city council member, the Alderman has management and control of city finances and real and personal property belonging to the city, adopts a budget by ordinance or resolution for operation of the city, and represent the people at the city level.
In El Dorado, each Ward elects 2 Aldermen to serve on the city council.
Ward 3 - Position 2 Alderman
An Alderman represents the Ward in which he/she was elected to the city council. As a city council member, the Alderman has management and control of city finances and real and personal property belonging to the city, adopts a budget by ordinance or resolution for operation of the city, and represent the people at the city level.
In El Dorado, each Ward elects 2 Aldermen to serve on the city council.
Ward 4 - Position 1 Alderman
An Alderman represents the Ward in which he/she was elected to the city council. As a city council member, the Alderman has management and control of city finances and real and personal property belonging to the city, adopts a budget by ordinance or resolution for operation of the city, and represent the people at the city level.
In El Dorado, each Ward elects 2 Aldermen to serve on the city council.
