By
Mail - Make checks payable to City of Little Rock and
mail to: Municipal Court Building, 600 W. Markham St., Little
Rock, AR 72201
Please note that cash is not accepted through the mail.
In Person: Cash or make
checks payable to City of Little Rock Municipal Court Building, 600 W. Markham St., Little
Rock, AR 72201 Located between City Hall and the Police Department
Fine Collection Boxes:
Make checks payable to City of Little Rock
Red boxes are attached to parking meter polls at these
locations:
613 W. Capitol Ave. - south side, between Arch and Gaines
701 S. Main St. - east side, between 6th and 7th
302 S. Main St. - west side, between 3rd and 4th
210 W. 2nd St. - north side, between Center and Louisiana
312 S. Spring St. - west side, between 3rd and 4th
406 S. Center St. - west side, between 4th and 5th
610 W. Markham St. - north side, between Gaines and
Arch
On-line at http://www.ark.org/littlerock/court_fines/
Have
a question about a development/construction project?
A
Public
Project: Public projects are those funded in whole or
in part by the City of Little Rock. During construction,
an information kiosk is placed on-site with contact names
and telephone numbers. You may also call Civil Engineering
at 501-371-4831 if you any additional concerns or questions.
Private Project:
Private individuals or businesses fund most development
in Little Rock. Questions regarding such activities
should be referred to the development's inspector/foreman on-site. For
further concerns about the development permits or regulations,
contact Civil Engineering at 501-371-4831.
Solid
Waste Services operates a mosquito control program during
summer months and early fall. Truck-mounted mosquito sprayers
cover the entire city with the fogging equipment every
three weeks. Although the chemical used in the spray is
not generally harmful to people, it is requested that
they stay at least 100 feet away from the truck while
it is spraying, and for 5 to 10 minutes after it has passed.
In 2003, Public Works began an expanded program with assistance
from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock to identify
and eliminate mosquitoes that could carry the West Nile
Virus (WNV). Traps are placed in key locations throughout
Little Rock to allow identification and the extent of
the various mosquito types. Very few are actually suspected
of carrying WNV. Also, samples are collected from stagnant
water to identify possible larvae concentrations. If found,
the water is treated with a product to eliminate the larvae.
Q
How
do I request a mosquito spray?
A
If
you have an unusual concentration of mosquitoes around
your home, please call Solid Waste Collections at 501-888-2208.
Spraying is only effective for airborne mosquitoes. Eliminating
stagnant water around your home is a more effective way
of minimizing mosquito populations. Water that stands
for about 7 days in pots, gutters, old tires, etc. will
become very active breeding places for mosquitoes.
For
more information about West Nile Virus, read the following:
All
employment with the City of Little Rock is handled throught
the Human Resources Department. For the latest job
posting, click
here (opens in new window).
Public
Works often has openings for CDL (Certified Driver's
License) drivers in its Operations and Solid Waste Divisions.
Your
comments, opinions, and suggestions are important to Public
Works. We are a public service organization, and our success
depends on your satisfaction.
Our priority is to provide excellent service to our customers.
If you have a problem or concern about Public Works services
or programs, please call the appropriate division of Public
Works and we will help solve the problem. If for some
reason you remain unsatisfied with our service, please
contact the Public Works Services Representative at 501-371-4544
or via e-mail.
Other key Public Works contacts are Operations Service
Request Desk at 501-918-3600 or through E-Service
web site. Contact the Solid Waste Service Desk at
501-888-2208.
For
general questions about Public Works, you may contact
us via e-mail.
