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Arkansas City Management Association, Inc.
ACMA 2018-2019 Officers
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President
Phillip Patterson
City Administrator
Siloam Springs
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Vice President
Bill Burrough
Interim City Manager
Hot Springs
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Secretary/Treasurer
Emily Cox
Intergov'tal Relations Manager
Little Rock
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Immediate Past President
Melissa Bridges
Performance & Innovation Coordinator
Little Rock
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Welcome
The Arkansas City Management Association, Inc. (ACMA) is here to support & assist the City Manager/City Administrator forms of government by offering networking, education, advocacy and support to city managers, administrators and their staff. The ACMA believes that by creating effective leaders in our communities, Arkansas achieves excellence in local government.
The ACMA is committed to:
- Securing the future of our organization by advancing membership
- Strengthening our cities with education & networking possibilities
- Creating Arkansas cities with high ethical standards
- Promoting community awareness of critical issues facing Arkansas cities
- Providing quality conference programs
- Providing Scholarship Programs to MPA students studying in our field
- Educating and inspiring young people about local government.
ACMA Membership Form
Membership Form - PDF. Please right-click link and download to fill out form.
ACMA Event Registration Form
Spring/Fall Conference Registration form – PDF. Please right-click link and download to fill out form.
Useful Resources:
Guidebook for Municipal Officials of City Manager/City Administrator Cities - PDF
Arkansas Municipal League Training Calendar & Registration
Friends of ACMA
ICMA International City/County Management Association (ICMA)
ICMA Direct links:
Arkadelphia - www.cityofarkadelphia.com
Barling - www.barlingar.gov
Fort Smith - www.fortsmithar.gov
Hope - www.hopearkansas.net
Hot Springs - www.cityhs.net
Little Rock - www.littlerock.gov
Texarkana – arkansas.txkusa.org
Siloam Springs - www.siloamsprings.com
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Arkansas City Management Association, Inc. (ACMA)
c/o Arkansas Municipal League
P.O. Box 38
North Little Rock, AR 72115
Phone: 501-374-3484
Whitnee Bullerwell, Deputy Director, AML. Email: wvb @ arml.org
Jane Barnett, Assistant to Deputy Director, AML. Email: jbarnett @ arml.org
Arkansas City Management Association, Inc.
ACMA 2018-2019 Officers
President
Phillip Patterson
City Administrator
Siloam Springs
Vice President
Bill Burrough
Interim City Manager
Hot Springs
Secretary/Treasurer
Emily Cox
Intergov'tal Relations Manager
Little Rock
Immediate Past President
Melissa Bridges
Performance & Innovation Coordinator
Little Rock
Welcome
The Arkansas City Management Association, Inc. (ACMA) is here to support & assist the City Manager/City Administrator forms of government by offering networking, education, advocacy and support to city managers, administrators and their staff. The ACMA believes that by creating effective leaders in our communities, Arkansas achieves excellence in local government.
The ACMA is committed to:
ACMA Membership Form
Membership Form - PDF. Please right-click link and download to fill out form.
ACMA Event Registration Form
Spring/Fall Conference Registration form – PDF. Please right-click link and download to fill out form.
Useful Resources:
Guidebook for Municipal Officials of City Manager/City Administrator Cities - PDF
Arkansas Municipal League Training Calendar & Registration
Friends of ACMA
ICMA International City/County Management Association (ICMA)
ICMA Direct links:
Arkadelphia - www.cityofarkadelphia.com
Barling - www.barlingar.gov
Fort Smith - www.fortsmithar.gov
Hope - www.hopearkansas.net
Hot Springs - www.cityhs.net
Little Rock - www.littlerock.gov
Texarkana – arkansas.txkusa.org
Siloam Springs - www.siloamsprings.com
Feedback
Arkansas City Management Association, Inc. (ACMA)
c/o Arkansas Municipal League
P.O. Box 38
North Little Rock, AR 72115
Phone: 501-374-3484
Whitnee Bullerwell, Deputy Director, AML. Email: wvb @ arml.org
Jane Barnett, Assistant to Deputy Director, AML. Email: jbarnett @ arml.org
The Arkansas Municipal League was founded in 1934 and exists for a threefold purpose: