Lance Hines for Little Rock City Director, Ward 5

Please join us Saturday to honor and celebrate Bruce T Moore

As I was thinking about the loss of Bruce T Moore over the last 24 hours and trying to figure out what to say. I went over to his FB page and the below picture says it all. That picture includes everything that was most important to him as a man, father, and friend. The people he loves the most in front of the place he loved the most. Glad to have been able to call you friend. God Speed and I know Ricky was there to welcome you home.

Please come give your input on the Mayor’s proposed 1% Sales Tax Proposal Monday 8/28 at 6pm @ Fellowship Bible Church City of Little Rock, AR - Government

Homeowners needing help clearing debris and cleaning up please call 501-519-3810

Great day helping our community recover from the tornado with

Please see link to get involved.

CommUNITY volunteers, we are ready to mobilize!

Please visit to tinyurl.com/LRVols and sign up to help with response and recovery efforts.

Together we are

I have reached 500 followers! Thank you for your continued support. I could not have done it without each of you. 🙏🤗🎉

Merry Christmas Everyone!

Our crews are hard at work surveying our system for any issues that may impact service today. As a reminder to those who may have been affected by our outage today in West Little Rock, if your heat and appliances have not turned back on, please call customer service so we can safely resolve issues. Our technicians have specialized equipment and training to safely address gas-related issues.

Customer Service Numbers:
Arkansas and Texarkana: 800-992-7552
Oklahoma: 866-275-5265

Thank you to those pictured: Antonia "Tony" Austin, Keith Byrum, and Terrance Spratt (pictured with Little Rock customer) for working safely and diligently to restore service to impacted areas of West Little Rock.

Summit is aware there are customers in the West Little Rock area that are currently without natural gas service due to the extreme temperatures. We apologize for this inconvenience. Our technicians are working hard to resolve this issue. For those that need it, the city has set up a warming station located at West Central Community Center at 8616 Colonel Glenn Rd., Little Rock, AR 72204. You can call the warming station at 501-379-1890. We will continue to keep you informed.

Update from Summit Energy on those of you without natural gas or very low pressure. They are saying about 100 customers impacted mainly in 72212 zip code. Crews are onsite working to resolve the issue. They're also about to send out a press release. They had a major technical issue due to extreme usage in west Little Rock last night. They should be up in running in about two hours or less.

Can anyone help hold signs at a polling place tomorrow for a couple of hours around lunch time or after work? Here’s a link to sign up:

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I need neighborhood volunteers to walk and put my door hangers out! Who’s up for a great walk in this super fall weather??

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LR’s pub­lic safety key issue for Ward 5 incum­bent, chal­lenger | Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Little Rock Vice Mayor Lance Hines of Ward 5 faces chal­lenger Mazhil Van­nan Rajendran in the Nov. 8 con­test to rep­res­ent the city’s north­w­est corner on the Little Rock Board of Dir­ect­ors. First elec­ted in 2010, Hines is seek­ing a fourth...

New Yard Signs are in!!! Who needs one?? Message me your address or drop it on the comments below.

Who needs a yard sign?? Limited supply right now. First come first served!

I officially have an opponent in the November Election to serve another term as Lance Hines for Little Rock City Director, Ward 5 Please see the link below to contribute.

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It’s official. I have filed my petition for re-election to be your Little Rock City Director for Ward 5.

Please join us tomorrow night at Trinity Presbyterian Church at 6pm on Rahling Road to discuss the upcoming bond millage renewal and the projects you would like to see in Ward 5.

Last night in a heated debate about the ongoing violent crime in our community I used an offensive and inappropriate description of our Youth Prevention and Intervention programs. I sincerely apologize for that characterization. I am committed to support those programs as I have for the last 11 years as a city director. My comment has unfortunately taken the focus off the problem at hand, which is violent crime and a safer Little Rock. I definitely feel the long-term solution to the ongoing violent crime in Little Rock lies within those programs and co-ordination with pro-active policing with the Little Rock Police Department.
Sincerely,
Lance Hines

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We need volunteers to clean up Rock Creek Parkway and Trail this Saturday morning. You can sign up below.
https://www.volunteermark.com/city-of-little-rock/impact-the-rock-a-day-of-unity-and-service-1615824900183

Waste Management to Recover Little Rock Residential Recycling Route
Monday, February 22nd customers impacted by snow and ice to be picked up March

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Feb. 26, 2021) – The ongoing effects of the recent winter weather event prohibited Waste Management from serving all residential recycling customers in Little Rock on Monday, February 22. In order to accommodate these valued customers, Waste Management will run extra trucks on Monday, March 1 to service these customers.

Customers who were supposed to be serviced Monday, February 22nd are asked to have their carts at the curb by 7 a.m. the morning of Monday, March 1.

I signed The Police Pledge! Will you? I will NEVER vote to defund our Police! https://heritageaction.com/policepledge

‪I have heard from many about the handling of the unpeaceful portion of the protests. We need to hear from you. Please submit any statements for Citizen Communications to be read at the Little Rock BoD Meetings (3 minute limit pls) [email protected] ‬

‪Hey West Little Rock Ward 5!!! Ward 4 is kicking our butts in census response rate right now. It’s easy you can do it online. ‬

the City of Little Rock has created a clearinghouse of resources as the state of Arkansas provides additional directives on what businesses are mandated to cease operations in this public health crisis. Little Rock residents should visit www.LittleRock.gov/COVID19 and click on the Small Businesses button to access information about Governor Asa Hutchinson’s allocation of $12 million in block grant money and up to $4 million from the quick-action fund to provide bridge loans to help midsize companies and nonprofits stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, resources are available through the Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program from the Small Business Administration, which can also be found on the small businesses page.

Visit LittleRock.gov/COVID19 for the latest information on Little Rock’s response to the COVID-19 health crisis. Updates are also available via email to individuals who sign up for the city’s e-newsletter at LittleRock.gov/e-news.

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ADEM has released a statement regarding a validated COVID-19 scam. The attached PDF is warning the public of scammers, who are impersonating U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) personnel, going door-to-door offering COVID-19 testing in exchange for money and personal information. The CDC confirmed they are doing no such activity.

Social Distancing! Why we are doing what we are doing. Great Read! https://medium.com//social-distancing-this-is-not-a-snow-day-ac21d7fa78b4

Social Distancing: This is Not a Snow Day Originally published by Ariadne Labs on March 13, 2020

Update on Storm

Public Works update:

Public Works Operations standby crews were called in last night around 10pm for trees down in streets. Public Works Operations had three crews working overnight on installing barricades and removal of the trees from city streets. As of 4pm today Public Works has a list of 175 locations reported for trees or other debris in city streets. Additional locations continue to be reported to Public Works this afternoon. Public Works Operations crews worked from 6am this morning and will stop work at 6pm this evening. There will still be a lot of locations with trees blocking streets overnight. The Public Works Operations standby crew will respond tonight to barricade streets as needed. Public Works Operations staff will continue removing trees from the city streets tomorrow morning starting at 6am.

Little Rock-Arkansas River Flooding Update!!!
Little Rock Public Works Operations has over 20,000 bags available at our JE Davis facility 3313 J. E. Davis Drive, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72209. Crews are filling as fast as possible for residents to use. If anyone wants to pick them up they are welcome to all that are ready and available at that time. The number at Operations is 501-918-3600. Crews will be at the facility at 6 am working on filling bags. I will get more info on hours we are open to public shortly.

Thoughts on tonight’s budget discussions?

Power outage update.
Tree on line at St Michael
Tree crew in route and looking at switching options. No broken poles so hopefully once they get the tree off they can bring us back up.

Latest Update:
All should be on or coming on tonight with the exception of 26 customers in the Toulouse Ct, palmetto CT, orleans ct, lasalle dr, and st Michael dr area

There are 2 broken poles and downed trees they weren’t able to get to today
I’m told they should have this repaired around 2pm tomorrow

Parkway place should be up by 6pm.

Looks like most if not all of VOW has power now. 10 crews are working on Napoleon and other parts of St Charles to get trees off of lateral lines behind houses. Final mile turning 5-10 houses on at a time.

Well folks. Some of you are happy and some of you are just like me sitting in the dark again. Parts of VOW got power about 50%. Here’s what Entergy just told me.
Apparently some line fuses blew when they energized the backbone circuit. All our folks have timed out so unfortunately we will have to start picking it up line by line in the morning. We will start at 6am and have a strong presence to get everyone back on.

The eastern portion of St. Charles or about 1100 homes came back on and now they are working to get the western side on.