Arkansas Victory

The Arkansas chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is a leading professional membership association for licensed architects and allied partners. Established in 1857, the AIA has been dedicated to promoting excellence in architecture and design. With a mission to advance the profession and advocate for the built environment, the AIA Arkansas chapter provides resources, continuing education, and networking opportunities for architects and emerging professionals. Based in Little Rock, Arkansas, the AIA Arkansas chapter is part of the larger AIA organization headquartered in Washington, D.C. Committed to fostering collaboration and innovation, the AIA Arkansas chapter plays a vital role in shaping the architectural landscape of the state. Through its various programs, awards, and advocacy efforts, the chapter strives to elevate the standards of architectural practice and enhance the quality of the built environment in Arkansas.Generated from the website

The Arkansas Legislative Council, also known as ALC, prepares the summaries of procedures, timelines and pending issues for annual fiscal sessions. The council decides the final dates for the submission of budget requests and recommendations. It was established by the Act 264 of 1949 to collect data and information for making legislative decisions during the regular session of the general assembly. The Arkansas Legislative is the supervisory committee for the Arkansas Bureau of Legislative Research. The council coordinates the activities of the various interim committees. In addition, it provides the legislative oversight of the executive branch of government. The Arkansas Legislative Council is administered by the Arkansas General Assembly.