Admin & Resources

The AASIS Support Center Help Desk is a customer service center that provides technical support and assistance for users of the Arkansas Administrative Statewide Information System (AASIS). AASIS is an integrated software system used by the state of Arkansas to manage its financial, human resources, and procurement operations. The AASIS Support Center Help Desk provides assistance to state agency employees who use AASIS to perform their job functions. It also provides support to vendors and contractors who need to interact with AASIS to conduct business with the state.

The Arkansas Administrative Rules Bulk Data Download is an online service provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows users to download a large quantity of administrative rules data in bulk. The service provides an easy and convenient way to access the Arkansas Administrative Code, which contains all state agency rules and regulations currently in effect in Arkansas. Users can select the administrative rules they want to download based on specific criteria such as agency, chapter, or keyword. The downloaded data is available in a variety of formats, including XML and CSV, and can be easily integrated into other systems or applications.

The Arkansas Administrative Rules Search is an online service provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows users to search for administrative rules and regulations currently in effect in Arkansas. The service provides an easy and convenient way to access the Arkansas Administrative Code, which contains all state agency rules and regulations. Users can search for administrative rules based on specific criteria such as agency, chapter, or keyword. The search results provide users with the relevant administrative rules, including the full text of the rule and any related information such as the effective date and any amendments.

The Arkansas Secretary of State's Agency Rules & Regulations Filings service allows state agencies to submit proposed rules and regulations for review and approval by the Arkansas Administrative Procedure Act (APA) Division. This service is designed to ensure that state agencies comply with the state's rulemaking process, which includes a public notice and comment period before a rule can be adopted. The Agency Rules & Regulations Filings service provides an electronic filing system that allows agencies to submit proposed rules and regulations, along with any required supporting documents, online. The APA Division then reviews and approves the proposed rule, ensuring that it complies with state law and that the public has had an opportunity to provide feedback. The Agency Rules & Regulations Filings service is an important tool for ensuring that state agencies operate transparently and in compliance with state laws and regulations.

Apply to become an Arkansas notary through the Arkansas Business & Commercial Services.

The Appraisal Management Companies (AMC) Directory Search is a web-based tool designed to help individuals and businesses find AMC companies that provide appraisal management services for real estate transactions. The directory includes a comprehensive list of AMC companies, their contact information, and the states they are licensed to operate in.

The Architect Licensee Directory Search is a tool provided by the Arkansas State Board of Architects for finding licensed architects in the state. Architects in Arkansas are required to be licensed by the Board, which involves meeting education, experience, and examination requirements. The directory allows individuals to search for licensed architects by name, location, and license number.

Search the Arkansas Bureau of Legislative Research Code for laws and statutes.

Search the status of a legislative bill when the Arkansas Legislature is in session.

In the state of Arkansas, nurses can request a Nurse Licensee Data Download of their license information through the Arkansas State Board of Nursing's website. This service allows nurses to obtain a copy of their license information in a digital format. The data download includes information such as the nurse's name, license number, expiration date, and license status.

In the state of Arkansas, Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) are required to renew their licenses every two years. Nurse License Renewal notices are sent out by mail and can also be accessed online through the Arkansas State Board of Nursing website. Nurses must complete the required number of continuing education hours and pay the renewal fee in order to renew their license on time.

The mission of the Arkansas State Library is to serve as the information resource center for state agencies, legislators and legislative staffs, to provide guidance and support for the development of local public libraries and library services, and to provide the resources, services, and leadership necessary to meet the educational, informational and cultural needs of the citizens of Arkansas. The agency administers state and federal funds appropriated for libraries and library development, including State Aid To Public Libraries funds and federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) funds (formerly Library Services and Construction Act). The goals of the State Library are to 1) develop access to libraries and information resources; 2) provide library and information services to state government, as well as to citizens statewide; 3) promote the development, use and support of public libraries and information resources; 4) foster the recruitment, training, and education of library personnel; and 5) provide effective leadership and administration needed to improve public libraries and library services.

The Arkansas State Library maintains an online catalog of its collections, which includes books, magazines, newspapers, maps and other materials.

The mission of ARALB is to define and regulate the profession of auctioneers and auction house owners, by prescribing the qualifications of the licensee and to provide a means to impose penalties against those licensees found to be in violation of the act against the public. Search the auctioneer roster.

In 1995, the legislature enacted the Quarry and Open Pit Mine Blasting Control Act which gives the division jurisdiction over restrictions and limits on blasting at quarries and open pit mines in the state.

The Arkansas Candidate Contributions and Expenditures Report is an online service provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows users to access financial information about candidates running for state office in Arkansas. The service provides an easy and convenient way for voters and other interested parties to review the campaign finance reports filed by candidates and their committees. Users can search for reports by candidate name, office, or committee name. The reports provide detailed information on contributions received by the candidate, including the names and addresses of donors, as well as information on campaign expenditures.

The Arkansas Candidates' Contributions and Expenditure Report Search is an online service provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows users to search for financial information about candidates running for state office in Arkansas. The service provides an easy and convenient way for voters and other interested parties to access the campaign finance reports filed by candidates and their committees. Users can search for reports by candidate name, office, or committee name. The search results provide users with detailed information on contributions received by the candidate, including the names and addresses of donors, as well as information on campaign expenditures.

The Certificate of Authorization (COA) Licensee Directory Search in Arkansas allows users to find businesses that have a COA to practice engineering or land surveying in the state. The search can be conducted by the company name or license number. The results will display information such as the business name, address, and license status.

The Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license renewal process in Arkansas requires completing 40 hours of continuing education (CE) every year. Licensees can renew their license online through the Arkansas State Board of Public Accountancy's website. The renewal fee for CPA licenses is $150, and the deadline to renew is December 31st of each year.

If someone wishes to file a complaint against a dentist or dental hygienist in the state of Arkansas, they can submit a written complaint to the Arkansas State Board of Dental Examiners. The complaint should include details such as the name of the licensee, the date and location of the incident, and a description of what happened. The Board will then investigate the complaint and take appropriate action if necessary.

The Arkansas Transformation and Shared Services Department Call Center Assistance Request service provides technical support and assistance to state government agencies and their employees. The call center is staffed by trained technicians who can assist with a range of technical issues, including hardware and software problems, network connectivity issues, and security concerns. State agencies and their employees can submit a support request online, by phone, or by email, and the call center will provide assistance as quickly as possible. The service is designed to ensure that state government employees have access to reliable and secure computer systems and networks, which are critical for providing services to the public and conducting government operations efficiently.

The Arkansas Disclosure Reports by General Assembly Members Search is an online tool provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows individuals to search for and view financial disclosure reports filed by members of the Arkansas General Assembly.

The Arkansas PBS Foundation Donations program is a way for individuals and organizations to support public television in the state of Arkansas. Donations to the Arkansas PBS Foundation are used to fund programming, education initiatives, and community outreach efforts. Donors may choose to make a one-time donation or become sustaining members by making ongoing contributions.

The Boiler Operator Licensee Data Download file is a zipped, comma-separated text file of licensed boiler operators in the State of Arkansas. The file is approximately 70 KB (compressed). The user is responsible for unzipping the file and any manipulation of the data. The text files include the following fields: first name, middle initial, last name, address, city, state, and zip code. The rosters may be purchased using a Visa, Mastercard, or Discover.

The Arkansas Elected Officials Search is an online service provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows users to search for information about elected officials in Arkansas. Users can search for officials at the federal, state, and local levels by entering their name, office, or district. The search results provide information such as the official's name, office, contact information, and term of office.

The Arkansas Election Candidate Search is an online tool provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows individuals to search for information about candidates running for elected office in Arkansas.

The Arkansas Extra Income Disclosure Report Search is an online tool provided by the Arkansas Ethics Commission that allows individuals to search for and view reports filed by state officials and employees who receive additional income beyond their regular salaries.

The Arkansas Fair Housing Commission is a quasi-judicial, regulatory, enforcement agency that works in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to enforce fair housing rules and regulations. If you would like to file a Housing Discrimination Complaint Report with the Fair Housing Commission please fill out this complaint form

The primary mission of the State Insurance Department shall be consumer protection through insurer solvency and market conduct regulation, and fraud prosecution and deterrence. If you wish to file a complaint against an insurance company please fill out this electronic Insurance Company Complaint Form.

File a consumer complaint with the Arkansas Attorney General

The Attorney General's Office wants to investigate Medicaid fraud and abuse and neglect of nursing home residents. Please fill out this form so that we can best look into your issue. All complaints are confidential.

The Arkansas Lobbyist Report is a disclosure report that is filed by registered lobbyists in the state of Arkansas. Under Arkansas law, lobbyists are required to register with the Arkansas Secretary of State's office and file regular reports detailing their lobbying activities and expenditures.

The Arkansas Governor's Contact Form is an online service provided by the Office of the Governor that allows Arkansas residents and others to contact the Governor's office regarding various issues, concerns, or feedback.

The Arkansas Governor's Proclamation Request Form is an online service provided by the Office of the Governor that allows individuals and organizations to request proclamations for various causes, events, and initiatives. Proclamations are typically used to recognize and celebrate significant events or to raise awareness about important issues in the community.

The Arkansas Governor's Scheduling Request Form is an online service provided by the Office of the Governor that allows individuals and organizations to request meetings or events with the Governor.

In Arkansas, facilities that store or use hazardous materials are required to submit Hazardous Materials Tier II Reporting and TRI annually to the Arkansas Department of Emergency Management. These reports provide information on the types and quantities of hazardous materials present at the facility and are used to develop emergency response plans in case of a spill or release. In addition, facilities that exceed certain threshold quantities of listed chemicals are required to report to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) program. This reporting provides the public with information on toxic chemicals released into the environment by facilities in their community. Compliance with Hazardous Materials Tier II reporting and TRI requirements is important to ensure that facilities are safely handling hazardous materials and that the public is informed about potential environmental risks.

Search Bureau of Legislative Research for past bills and act by name or sponsor.

The Installer Decal Reporting in Arkansas with the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission is a process that requires installers to report the installation of manufactured homes in the state of Arkansas. Installers must provide detailed information about the installation, including the location of the home, the date of installation, and the name of the manufacturer. This information is used by the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission to ensure compliance with state laws and regulations and to protect the safety of homeowners.

The Installer Decal Purchases in Arkansas with the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission is a process that allows installers to purchase decals to be affixed to the manufactured homes they install in the state of Arkansas. These decals indicate that the home has been installed in compliance with the state's laws and regulations. The Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission requires that installers purchase these decals and affix them to the manufactured homes they install in order to ensure compliance with the state's regulations and to protect the safety of homeowners.

The Judiciary Misconduct/Disability Complaint Form in Arkansas is a tool that allows individuals to file a complaint against a judge or court official in the state of Arkansas for alleged misconduct or disability. The form requires detailed information about the complaint, including the name of the judge or court official, the alleged misconduct, and any supporting evidence. The Arkansas Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission will review the complaint and take appropriate action, which may include an investigation or a hearing.

Excess Proceeds are funds collected through the sale of tax delinquent properties in Arkansas. These funds consist of the sale price exceeding the amount of taxes, penalties and interest due at the time of sale. After the sale, the funds are held in escrow for one year. After the one year escrow period expires, the record owner at time of sale may apply for distribution of the excess proceeds. For parcels sold after July 1, 2005, through June 30, 2018, funds are available for claim for three years. For parcels sold after July 1, 2018, funds are held available for two years. If the funds are not collected during the time period pertaining to the specific parcel, they are returned to the county in which the property is located.

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The Library for the Blind and Print Disabled at the Arkansas State Library is the local network operator of the National Library Service at the Library of Congress. The National Library Service (NLS) is a free library service for people with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical disability that prevents them from reading or holding the printed page. Eligible patrons may receive books and magazines in braille or audio format, through free mail delivery or digital download.

The Arkansas Lobbyist Report search is an online tool provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows individuals to search for and view lobbyist reports filed with the state.

Employer access for the Arkansas Local Police and Fire Retirement System (LOPFI) is a web-based tool that allows authorized employers to access and manage retirement-related information for their employees. Employers can use the system to enroll new employees in the retirement system, report employee contributions and earnings, view employee account balances and service credit, and process retirement applications and benefit payments. The system provides a secure and efficient way for employers to manage retirement-related tasks and ensure that their employees receive the retirement benefits they are entitled to. Employer access for the Arkansas LOPFI retirement system is an important tool for employers in the state, particularly those in the local police and fire departments, who are responsible for managing retirement benefits for their employees.

The Member Portal for the Arkansas Local Police and Fire Retirement System (LOPFI) is a web-based tool that allows LOPFI members to access and manage their retirement accounts online. Members can use the portal to view their account balances, service credit, and retirement benefit estimates. They can also update their personal information, apply for retirement benefits, and view their retirement payment history. The member portal provides a convenient and secure way for LOPFI members to manage their retirement accounts and stay informed about their benefits. The Arkansas LOPFI retirement system serves the retirement needs of local police and fire department employees in the state, and the member portal is an important tool for ensuring that members have access to the information they need to make informed decisions about their retirement.

The Arkansas Lt. Governor's Attendance Request is a service provided by the office of the Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas that allows individuals or organizations to request the attendance of the Lieutenant Governor at an event or function.

Manufactured Home Inspectors in the State of Arkansas are professionals licensed by the Arkansas Manufactured Home Commission to inspect manufactured homes to ensure compliance with state laws and regulations. These inspectors are responsible for ensuring that manufactured homes are installed and maintained in accordance with the state's laws and regulations and that they meet minimum safety standards. Manufactured home inspections are typically required when a home is sold, moved, or installed, and the inspections may include checks for structural integrity, electrical and plumbing systems, and other safety-related features.

Mockingbird, Arkansas's statewide virtual union catalog, allows libraries throughout the state to share their catalogs with other libraries and with library users.

The Arkansas Notary Public Directory Search is an online tool provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows users to search for and verify the status of a notary public in Arkansas. Users can search for a notary public by name, city, county, or zip code. The search results provide information on the notary public's name, commission number, expiration date, and contact information.

The Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing Boiler Permit is a document that grants permission to install, repair, or alter a boiler in the state of Arkansas. This permit is required for all boilers that fall under the jurisdiction of the Arkansas Boiler Inspection Division. The permit process involves submitting plans and specifications for the proposed work, paying a fee, and having the work inspected by a licensed boiler inspector. The permit is valid for one year and must be renewed upon expiration. Obtaining a boiler permit helps to ensure that boilers are installed, repaired, and altered safely and in compliance with state regulations.

The Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing Boiler Operator License is a credential that qualifies an individual to operate and maintain boilers in the state of Arkansas. This license is required for anyone who operates or maintains boilers in industrial, commercial, or institutional settings. The license is issued by the Arkansas Boiler Inspection Division, and applicants must meet certain education and experience requirements and pass a written exam to obtain the license. The license is valid for two years and must be renewed upon expiration. Boilers can be dangerous if not properly operated and maintained, so the Boiler Operator License is an important safety measure to ensure that those who operate and maintain boilers are qualified to do so.

Search the Attorney General opinions. The Office of the Attorney General is one of the largest law firms in the State that serve Arkansans. The Attorney General serves as Arkansas's lawyer, chief law enforcement officer and chief consumer advocate. Whether it is fighting fraud or representing the State in a court of law, making sure we have common sense regulations to support businesses, holding criminals accountable or keeping our citizens safe, Arkansans deserve to have the top lawyers and staff working hard for them every day.

The Arkansas State Library is the only designated PTRC for the state of Arkansas. Our patent librarians work closely with the United States Small Business Administration, various divisions within the Arkansas Department of Commerce, and the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center to promote awareness of intellectual property rights and help facilitate entrepreneurship and small business development within Arkansas.

The Arkansas Political Action Committee (PAC) Report is a disclosure report that is filed by political action committees in the state of Arkansas. Under Arkansas law, PACs are required to register with the Arkansas Secretary of State's office and file regular reports detailing their contributions, expenditures, and other activities. The PAC Report provides information on the PAC's name, purpose, and officers, as well as details on contributions and expenditures made during the reporting period. The report also includes information on any loans made by the PAC, outstanding debts, and any independent expenditures or contributions made on behalf of candidates or ballot measures.

The Arkansas Political Action Committee (PAC) Report Search is an online tool provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows individuals to search for and view PAC reports filed with the state. Users can search for reports by the name of the PAC, the reporting period, or the candidate or ballot measure supported or opposed by the PAC. The search results provide access to PDF copies of the reports, which can be viewed or downloaded for further analysis or review. This tool promotes transparency in the state's political process and allows citizens to see who is contributing to political campaigns and how much money is being spent on political activities. It can be useful for individuals who are interested in the financial support behind a particular candidate or ballot measure.

Please visit the ADVA website to print and mail the required forms: https://www.veterans.arkansas.gov/veteran-cemeteries-1

The Arkansas State Board of Public Accountancy provides an online search tool for the public to verify the status of Certified Public Accountant (CPA) licenses in the state. The Certified Public Accountant Licensee Search tool allows users to search by name, license number, or location. The results will show the licensee's status, expiration date, and any disciplinary actions.

The Public Service Commission Filing System for Arkansas is an electronic platform used by the Arkansas Public Service Commission to manage and track filings related to public utilities in the state. The filing system allows utility companies, attorneys, and other stakeholders to submit documents electronically, eliminating the need for paper filings. The platform also allows users to search for and view filings made with the commission.

Active Arkansas state employees of non-education institutions may register for remote access to the State Library's subscription database collection. Traveler resources are remotely accessible by all Arkansas citizens.

The Athletic Trainer Licensee Directory Search is a tool provided by the Arkansas State Medical Board for finding licensed athletic trainers in the state. Athletic trainers in Arkansas are required to be licensed by the Board, which involves meeting education and supervised practice requirements, passing a licensure exam, and maintaining continuing education requirements. The directory allows individuals to search for licensed athletic trainers by name, location, and license number.

The Department strives to protect the financial well-being of Arkansas citizens through the effective enforcement of various statutes which regulate several segments of the financial services industry -- issuers of securities, securities brokers, investment advisers, state chartered credit unions, state chartered savings and loans, mortgage lenders, loan brokers, money transmitters, and currency exchangers. At the same time, the Department strives to balance this protective function against the need for the financial and capital markets to function efficiently and without unnecessary regulatory impediments. The Department administers the various statutes by registration or licensing of the financial service providers, by examination of financial records and information submitted to the Department, by on-site examination of those providers physically located in the state, and by investigation of complaints from the general public of misconduct or unlicensed activity.

The Industrial Building Availability Search in the state of Arkansas is a valuable tool for businesses and site selectors looking to expand or relocate their operations. The search provides a comprehensive listing of available industrial buildings in the state, including information on building size, location, and features. The tool allows users to search for buildings based on specific criteria such as location, size, and industry type, making it easy to find a building that meets their specific needs. The availability of industrial buildings is critical to the growth and development of businesses in Arkansas, and the Industrial Building Availability Search helps to facilitate this growth by providing businesses with the information they need to make informed decisions about their location and expansion plans.

The Industrial Site Availability Search in the state of Arkansas is a web-based tool that helps businesses and site selectors find available industrial sites for development. The search provides information on available industrial sites, including land size, location, utilities, transportation infrastructure, and other key features that are critical for industrial development.

The Office Building Availability Search is a web-based tool designed to help businesses and individuals find available office space in the state of Arkansas. The search provides a comprehensive listing of available office buildings, including information on building size, location, amenities, and lease rates. Users can search for office space based on specific criteria such as location, size, and budget, making it easy to find a space that meets their needs. The availability of office space is an important factor in attracting and retaining businesses in Arkansas, and the Office Building Availability Search helps to facilitate this by providing businesses and individuals with the information they need to make informed decisions about their office space needs.

The Office Site Availability Search in the state of Arkansas is a web-based tool that helps businesses and site selectors find available office sites for business.

It is the mission of the Arkansas Auditor of State to return unclaimed property to its rightful owners or heirs. Each year, businesses and government agencies also report millions of dollars to the state. Then the state diligently attempts to reunite owners with their lost assets. Unclaimed property includes, but is not limited to, savings and checking accounts, unpaid wages or commissions, stocks, bonds, utility deposits, insurance proceeds, cashier's checks, money orders, and contents of safe deposit boxes.

The Insurance Agency Licensee Directory Search in Arkansas is a web-based tool that allows users to search for licensed insurance agencies in the state of Arkansas. The search provides a comprehensive listing of licensed agencies, along with their contact information and license status. Users can search for insurance agencies based on specific criteria such as location, type of insurance, and services offered, making it easy to find an agency that meets their needs. The Insurance Agency Licensee Directory Search is an important tool for consumers looking for reliable and licensed insurance agencies in Arkansas. It helps to ensure that consumers have access to qualified agencies that can provide them with the insurance coverage they need to protect themselves and their assets.

The Insurance Filed Document Search in Arkansas is a web-based tool that allows users to search for insurance-related documents filed with the Arkansas Insurance Department. Users can search for documents such as rate filings, policy forms, and other regulatory filings by insurance companies operating in Arkansas. This tool is helpful for insurance professionals, attorneys, and consumers who need to access important insurance-related documents in Arkansas.

The Insurance Provider Search in Arkansas is an online tool that allows users to search for insurance providers that are licensed to operate in the state of Arkansas. Users can search for providers based on specific criteria, such as insurance type, location, and services offered. This tool is helpful for consumers looking for insurance providers that meet their specific needs and requirements in Arkansas.

The Investment Advisor Licensee Directory Search is an online tool provided by the Arkansas Securities Department that allows users to search for investment advisor firms and individual investment advisors registered in the state of Arkansas. The directory provides information about the registered firms and advisors, including their contact details and registration status. This tool can be used by investors and financial professionals to verify the registration status of investment advisor firms and advisors before engaging in financial transactions with them.

The Public Service Commission of Arkansas provides a public comment process to allow individuals and organizations to voice their opinions on various utility-related matters in the state. Members of the public can submit comments either in writing or through oral testimony during public hearings held by the commission. The commission takes public comments into account when making decisions related to rate adjustments, utility regulations, and other matters affecting the public interest.

The Economic Development Commission was established in 1955 as the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission. Since that time, Arkansas' economy has become more diversified, moving from being predominantly agricultural to include manufacturing, advanced manufacturing, information technology and service businesses. The mission of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission is to develop and diversify the state's economy to enhance the quality of life for current and future Arkansans. The Department is divided into two divisions to serve external and internal customers. However, much of the agency work is done through cross-functional teams involving people from throughout the Department as well as from other state agencies and customer groups. In addition to the two divisions, the Director's Office is responsible for overall management of the Department and provides staff support for the Arkansas Economic Development Commission. Its Organizational Development function coordinates internal training and professional development opportunities. The External Division consists of Business Development and Community Development functions. The Internal Division consists of Research and Planning, Communications and Administrative Services functions.

The Home Inspector Search in Arkansas is a web-based tool that allows consumers to search for licensed home inspectors in the state. The search provides a list of licensed home inspectors, along with their contact information and license status. Consumers can use the search to find a home inspector in their area and verify that they are licensed to perform home inspections in Arkansas. Home inspections are an important part of the home buying process, providing buyers with information about the condition of the property they are considering purchasing. The home inspector search in Arkansas helps to ensure that consumers have access to qualified and licensed home inspectors who can provide them with reliable information about the homes they are considering.

The Electrician Licensee Directory Search is a web-based directory that provides a comprehensive list of licensed electricians, their contact information

The Electrician Roster file is a compressed tab-delimited text file of licensed electricians in the State of Arkansas. The file is approximately 500 KB compressed and 1.5 MB uncompressed. The user is responsible for unzipping and otherwise manipulating the data. This file is updated on a daily basis. The text file includes the following fields: First Name, Last Name (can also contain business names), Title, Business Name, Address, Address, City, State, Zip, Phone, county, License Number, and Expiration Date. If you are interested in searching online for an electrician, a free search is available on our website, http://www.arkansas.gov/labor . The rosters may be purchased using a Visa, Mastercard, or Discover.

The Arkansas State Board of Physical Therapy provides an online licensee directory search for licensed physical therapists and physical therapist assistants in the state of Arkansas. The Physical Therapist Licensee Directory Search allows users to search for physical therapy professionals by name, license number, city, or county. The information provided includes license status, expiration date, and contact information.

The Arkansas PBS Foundation Web Store is an online platform where viewers of Arkansas PBS can purchase merchandise related to their favorite shows and programs. The web store features a wide range of items, including DVDs, books, apparel, and gifts. By purchasing items from the web store, viewers can support the Arkansas PBS Foundation and help fund the programming and educational initiatives provided by the station.

The Arkansas Statement of Financial Interest (SFI) Report is a disclosure report that is filed by certain public officials and candidates for public office in Arkansas. Under Arkansas law, individuals holding certain positions or seeking certain offices are required to file a SFI report with the Arkansas Ethics Commission. The SFI Report requires individuals to disclose information on their financial interests, including their sources of income, real estate holdings, stocks and bonds, and other investments. The report also requires individuals to disclose any gifts, loans, or other benefits received from certain sources, such as lobbyists or entities doing business with the state.

The Arkansas Statement of Financial Interest (SFI) Report Search is an online tool provided by the Arkansas Ethics Commission that allows individuals to search for and view SFI reports filed by certain public officials and candidates for public office in Arkansas.

Traveler is a program where the Arkansas State Library pays to provide a statewide collection of digital resources. The State Library contracts for Traveler resources to run on a three-year subscription cycle.

The Arkansas UCC Bulk Records Data Download service is a service offered by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office to provide bulk access to Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) records. The UCC is a set of laws governing commercial transactions, and UCC records contain information on liens, security interests, and other financial transactions related to personal property. The Bulk Records Data Download service allows users to download UCC records in bulk, which can be useful for businesses and researchers who need to analyze large amounts of data. The service provides access to a wide range of UCC records, including financing statements, amendments, and terminations, as well as debtor and creditor information.

A UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) filing is a legal document that creates a public record of a creditor's security interest in personal property, such as inventory, equipment, or accounts receivable. These filings are governed by the Uniform Commercial Code, a standardized set of laws that govern commercial transactions in the United States. In Arkansas, UCC filings are filed with the Secretary of State's office. These filings provide notice to other creditors and interested parties of the creditor's interest in the property and can be used to establish priority in the event of bankruptcy or other legal proceedings.

The Arkansas UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) Search is an online tool provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's office that allows individuals to search for and view UCC filings in Arkansas. The UCC is a standardized set of laws that govern commercial transactions in the United States. The UCC Search tool allows users to search for UCC filings by debtor name, creditor name, or file number. The search results provide information on the type of collateral involved in the filing, the parties involved, and the filing date. This tool is useful for individuals or businesses who are looking to establish or verify a security interest in personal property in Arkansas. It can also be used by lenders or other creditors to determine whether there are existing security interests in property before extending credit to a debtor.