Published 11 months ago

Little Rock city board delays taking up measure to tighten juvenile curfew for entertainment districts and parks

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Little Rock Board of Directors votes to put off a possible vote on a juvenile curfew proposal. Mayor pledges to call a June 13 special meeting for board members to consider the proposal. Board members vote to extend the operations of two temporary entertainment districts. The city's existing curfew bars those under 18 from public places from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m daily.

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NW Arkansas Democrat gazzette

Little Rock city board delays taking up measure to tighten juvenile curfew for entertainment districts and parks

The Little Rock Board of Directors on Tuesday evening opted to put off a discussion and possible vote on a proposal that would tighten an existing curfew by prohibiting minors from entering entertainment districts and parks during certain hours.

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Arkansas Times

Little Rock mayor chimes in on potentially extending juvenile curfew

Following a tornado recovery update Wednesday, Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. addressed a potential expansion to the city’s existing juvenile curfew. The proposed curfew went before the Little Rock Board of Directors Tuesday evening, but a vote on the issue was delayed until June 13 so officials had time to gather community feedback. The draft ordinance would establish a juvenile curfew within the city’s entertainment districts. Scott said We…

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