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WynneAR averageUS Census ACS
Population
8,220
Per-capita income
$27,657
Median home value
$125,300
Bachelor's or higher
17%
Typical home value $140,348 +0.1% yr/yr · +19.9% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
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Municipal budget

US Census Annual Survey of Local Government Finances
Total revenue$8.9M (FY2023)
Total spending$8.4M (FY2023)
Taxes$5.2M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$29K (FY2023)
Spending per resident$1,017 (FY2023)

Recent meetings

Tue Jul 14, 2026

City Council

City Council considers hiring Crafton Tull for north O Street bridge report

The Wynne City Council will meet to receive department reports and discuss a request to hire Crafton Tull. The proposed contract is for a preliminary engineering report regarding the north O Street bridge.

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Wynne City Council Meeting Tuesday, July 14, 2026 I nvocation Pledge Roll Call Approval of Minutes June 9, 2026 Department Reports:  Jase Long – Parks & Recs Director  Devyn Arens – Public Works Director  Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager  Kory Ward – Fire Chief  Richard Dennis – Police Chief N ew Business: 1. Request to Hire Crafton Tull to do Preliminary Engineering R eport for north O Street bridge
Tue Jun 9, 2026

City Council

City Council to consider O St Bridge replacement and Pickleball project financing

The Wynne City Council will discuss officer hours, a Planning Commission reappointment, and several resolutions. The body is deciding on grant funding for infrastructure and property acquisitions.

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✓ Decided: Council approves pickleball courts financing with emergency clause

The Wynne City Council approved Ordinance 923, authorizing financing with First Financial Bank for construction of four pickleball courts with food truck hookups, and enacted the emergency clause. The council also approved converting the part-time Code Enforcement/Animal Control officer to full-time, reappointed James Nickerson to the Planning Commission, approved a $2,500 E-citation software purchase, and passed three resolutions related to a DRA grant, a nuisance lien, and EDA Grant Street Project property acquisitions.

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Wynne City Council Meeting Tuesday, June 9, 2026 Invocation Pledge Roll Call Approval of Minutes May 12, 2026 Department Reports:  Jase Long – Parks & Recs Director  Devyn Arens – Public Works Director  Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager  Kory Ward – Fire Chief  Richard Dennis – Police Chief New Business: 1. Increase hours for Code Enforcement/Animal Control officers 2. Reappoint James Nickerson to Planning Commission 3. Approve spending for District Court E-Citation $2500 +tax 4. Resolution 6-9-2026 A DRA Grant for Replacement of O St Bridge 5. Resolution 6-9-2026 B Place a lien on condemned Property 6. Resolution 6-9-26 C Final approval for purchase of property for EDA Street Grant 7. Ordinance 923 Financing Pickleball Project
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL June 9, 2026 The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on June 9, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, TYLER WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attorney, Kevin A. Watts, was present. On the motion of Councilperson Wyatt and seconded by Councilperson Morris and by consent of all Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on May 12, 2026 were approved, accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk. Daniel Getchell, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks & Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, and Jennifer Hobbs, Mayor all provided monthly reports. On the motion of Councilperson Nichols and seconded by Councilperson Miller, and by consent of all members present, the department reports presented were approved and accepted. For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs requested Council approval to increase the hours and turn the part-time Code Enforcement/Animal Control officer position into a full-time position. After further discussion, on the motion of Councilperson Morris, second by Councilperson Wyatt, and by consent of all members present, the request was approved. For the Second item of business, Mayor Hobbs as …
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Fri May 1, 2026

City Council

Wynne City Council to consider sale of bucket truck

The City Council will meet to receive reports from city department directors. The body will also consider a resolution to sell a bucket truck and a proclamation for Building Safety Month.

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✓ Decided: Council approves sale of municipal property to Cherry Valley

The Wynne City Council met on May 12, 2026, and approved the minutes from the April 14 meeting, accepted monthly department reports, and passed Resolution 5-12-2026 authorizing the sale and transfer of certain municipal personal property to the City of Cherry Valley, Arkansas. The meeting was otherwise routine, with no other substantive decisions.

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Wynne City Council Meeting Tuesday, May 12, 2026 Invocation Pledge Roll Call Approval of Minutes April 14, 2026 Department Reports: ➢ Jase Long – Parks & Recs Director ➢ Devyn Arens – Public Works Director ➢ Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager ➢ Kory Ward – Fire Chief ➢ Richard Dennis – Police Chief New Business: 1. Proclamation for Building Safety Month 2. Resolution 5-12-2026 Sell Bucket Truck
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tay, MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL May 12, 2026 The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on May 12, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS; a quorum was declared. TYLER WAYMIRE was absent. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attomey, Kevin A. Watts, was present. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller and by consent of all Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on April 14, 2026 were approved, accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk. Daniel Getchell, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks & Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, and Jennifer Hobbs, Mayor all provided monthly reports. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller, and by consent of all members present, the department reports presented were approved and accepted. For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented a Proclamation for Building Safety Month, May 2026. For the Second item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented and read in its entirety Resolution 5-12-2026, “A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SALE AND TRANSFER OF CERTAIN MUNICIPAL PERSONAL PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF CHERRY VALLEY, ARKANSAS; AND FOR OTHER, PURPOSES”. After further discuss …
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Wed Apr 1, 2026

City Council

Council to review 2024 audit, vote on property condemnations and projects

The Wynne City Council will review the 2024 audit, hear department reports, and vote on several new business items including property condemnations, asset auctions, a court agreement change, and approvals for an EDA grant street project and a downtown pickleball project.

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✓ Decided: Council approves $370,699 land offers for EDA Grant Street project

The Wynne City Council approved offering full appraised value for land needed for the EDA Grant Street project connecting Falls to Lemons, totaling $370,699 to two landowners. The council also accepted the 2024 clean audit, approved auctioning two surplus vehicles, condemned two properties as nuisances, and approved moving forward with the pickleball project. A change in Cross County District Court funding was noted but no action was taken.

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Wynne City Council Meeting Tuesday, April 14, 2026 Invocation Pledge Roll Call Approval of Minutes March 10, 2026 meeting Department Reports:  Jase Long – Parks & Recs Director  Devyn Arens – Public Works Director  Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager  Kory Ward – Fire Chief  Richard Dennis – Police Chief New Business: 1. Review of 2024 Audit 2. Remove assets from Public Works and send to auction 3. Change to agreement with Cherry Valley for District Court 4. Resolution 4-14-2026 A Condemn Property 5. Resolution 4-14-2026 B Condemn Property 6. Approve purchase of property for EDA Grant (street Project) 7. Approve Pickleball project downtown
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL April 14, 2026 The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on April 14, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, and TYLER WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attorney, Kevin A. Watts, was present. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller and by consent of all Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on March 10, 2026 were approved, accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk. Daniel Getchell, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks & Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, and Jennifer Hobbs, Mayor all provided monthly reports. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller, and by consent of all members present, the department reports presented were approved and accepted. For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented the results of the 2024 Audit and asked the Council to accept the results (it was a clean audit) and approve for filing. After further discussion, on the motion of Councilperson Wyatt, second by Councilperson Davis, and by consent of all members present, the Council accepted the results of the audit and approved it for filing. For the …
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Sun Mar 1, 2026

City Council

Wynne City Council to consider Bowden St. bridge study and property purchases

The City Council will review a feasibility study for the Bowden St. bridge and the purchase of Lighthouse Barber Shop. Members will also discuss the acquisition or financing of a 2026 roll off truck and the condemnation of a nuisance property.

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✓ Decided: Council approves $110K purchase of Lighthouse Barber Shop for demolition

The Wynne City Council approved the purchase of the Lighthouse Barber Shop at 603 East Canal Avenue for $110,000, plus a $6,000 demolition bid from Darrick Perdew. They also adopted Ordinance 922, allowing city officials to contract with the city, and approved a $104,790 rolloff truck purchase. Resolutions for a bridge replacement and a nuisance property condemnation were also passed.

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Wynne City Council Meeting Tuesday, March 10, 2026 Invocation Pledge Roll Call Approval of Minutes February 10, 2026 meeting Department Reports:  Jase Long – Parks & Recs  Devyn Arens – Public Works  Blake Marotti – Wynne Water  Kory Ward – Fire Chief  Richard Dennis – Police Chief New Business: 1. Resolution 3-10-2026A Feasibility Study for Bowden St. bridge 2. Purchase of Lighthouse Barber Shop 3. Ordinance 922 disclose doing business with Cross County Realty 4. Purchase or Finance 2026 Roll off truck (Ordinance 923 if Financing) 5. Resolution 3-10-2026B Condemn Nuisance Property
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL March 10, 2026 The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on March 10, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, and TYLER WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attorney, Kevin A. Watts, was present. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller and by consent of all Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on February 10, 2026 were approved, accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk. Richard Dennis, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks & Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, Blake Marotti, Wynne Water, and Jennifer Hobbs, Mayor all provided monthly reports. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Nelson, and by consent of all members present, the department reports presented were approved and accepted. For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented and read in its entirety Resolution 3-10-26 A, “A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING THE WILLINGNESS OF THE CITY OF WYNNE TO UTILIZE FEDERAL-AID MONIES FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECT: Bridge Replacement on County Road 619 (Structure No. 22899).” After further discussion, on the motion of Councilperson Morris, second by Coun …
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Sun Feb 1, 2026

City Council

Wynne City Council to vote on 2025 and 2026 budget amendments

The City Council will consider resolutions to amend the 2025 and 2026 budgets. The meeting also includes the adoption of 2026 miscellaneous budgets and reports from city department directors.

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✓ Decided: Wynne City Council approves three budget resolutions

The Wynne City Council met on February 10, 2026, and approved three budget-related resolutions. The first amended the 2025 General Fund budget, the second amended the 2026 General Fund and Parks and Recreation budgets, and the third adopted 2026 miscellaneous budgets for several city funds. All resolutions were approved unanimously by consent of all members present.

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Wynne City Council Meeting Tuesday, February 10, 2026 Invocation Pledge Roll Call Approval of Minutes January 13, 2026 meeting Department Reports:  Jase Long – Parks Director  Devyn Arens – Public Works Director  Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager  Kory Ward – Fire Chief  Richard Dennis – Police Chief New Business: 1. Resolution 2-10-2026 A Amend 2025 Budgets 2. Resolution 2-10-2026 B Amend 2026 Budgets 3. Resolution 2-10-2026 C Adopt 2026 Miscellaneous Budgets
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL February 10, 2026 The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on February 10, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, and TYLER WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attorney, Kevin A. Watts, was present. On the motion of Councilperson Nelson and seconded by Councilperson Morris and by consent of all Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on January 13, 2026 were approved, accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk. Richard Dennis, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks & Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, Blake Marotti, Wynne Water, and Jennifer Hobbs, Mayor all provided monthly reports. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller, and by consent of all members present, the department reports presented were approved and accepted. For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented and read in its entirety Resolution 2-10-26 A, “A RESOLUTION AMENDING 2025 GENERAL FUND AND BUDGETS AS FOLLOWS: GENERAL FUND - GENERAL REVENUES, GENERAL FUND - GENERAL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT., ACT 833.” After further discussion, on the motion of Councilperson Morris, second by Councilperson Miller, …
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Tue Jan 13, 2026

City Council

Wynne City Council to consider box grader purchase and DRA grant

The City Council will review the organization of the city by code and a DRA grant for Mueller. Members will also discuss the purchase of a box grader from Hobbs Equipment and the state of the city address.

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✓ Decided: Council approves AV repair, box grader purchase

The Wynne City Council approved several routine items, including the annual organization of the council, resolutions for official expenses and a DRA grant application, and a $2,280.68 AV system repair bid. A motion to buy a box grader from Hobbs Equipment failed, but a subsequent motion to purchase it from Greenway Equipment for $2,298.40 was approved. The meeting also included department reports and the mayor's State of the City address.

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Wynne City Council Meeting Tuesday, January 13, 2026 Invocation Pledge Roll Call Approval of Minutes December 9, 2025 meeting Department Reports:  Jase Long -Parks & Recs  Devyn Arens – Public Works  Blake Marotti – Wynne Water  Kory Ward – Fire Chief  Richard Dennis – Police Chief New Business: 1. Organization of the City by Code 14-43-501 2. Resolution 1-13-2026 A Approval for Travel & Trainings 3. Resolution 1-13-2026 B Approval for DRA grant for Mueller 4. Repairs on the Sound System in the Chamber Room 5. Purchase of Box Grader for Public Works 6. Ordinance 922 to purchase from Hobbs Equipment if council approves lowest price on the box grader 7. State of the City Address
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL January 13, 2026 The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on January 13, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to their names: CHRIS DAVIS, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, and TYLER WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared. BUCK MORRIS and BILLY FOWLER were not in attendance. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attorney, Kevin A. Watts, was present. On the motion of Councilperson Wyatt and seconded by Councilperson Miller and by consent of all Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on December 10, 2025 were approved, accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk. Richard Dennis, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks & Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, Blake Marotti, Wynne Water, and Jennifer Hobbs, Mayor all provided monthly reports. On the motion of Councilperson Nichols and seconded by Councilperson Wyatt, and by consent of all members present, the department reports presented were approved and accepted. For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented documentation under A.C.A. §14-43-501 for the Organization of City Council to be approved annually in January. She stated Wynne City Council follows these guidelines and provides for Audience Comments not to exceed (3) three minutes per person. Any person that wishes to add som …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
$988,560MATTHEWS SWEET POTATO FARM
Department of Agriculture · 2000005726/4100016308/SWEET POTATO BULK FRESH PROC
$188,499KGH INVESTMENTS LLC
Department of Homeland Security · PURCHASE ORDER FOR THE LEASE OF 14 COMMERCIAL PADS LOCATED AT KGH INVE
$186,642PROGRESSIVE ELDERCARE SERVICES, INC
Department of Veterans Affairs · EXPRESS REPORT: 4TH QTR FY 23 TOTAL CNH EXPENDITURE
$134,566COPPERAS CREEK INVESTMENTS LLC
Department of Homeland Security · TO PROVIDE PAD LEASE SERVICES FOR MHU/TT IN SUPPORT OF THE JOINT FIELD
$133,466PROGRESSIVE ELDERCARE SERVICES, INC
Department of Veterans Affairs · EXPRESS REPORT: FY24 FINAL EXPENSE REPORT
$129,011MATTHEWS SWEET POTATO FARM
Department of Agriculture · 2000005726/4100016307/SWEET POTATO BULK FRESH PROC
$126,000HICKS BROTHERS WELDING LLC
Department of Justice · REPAIR HOUSING UNIT STAIRS LOW I INSTITUTION - ALPHA, BRAVO AND CHARLI
$111,384DOUBLE M DISTRIBUTION INC
Department of Justice · BREAD ITEMS 1ST QTR 2023
$107,541DOUBLE M DISTRIBUTION INC
Department of Justice · BREAD ITEMS 1ST QUARTER FY 2024
$101,001PROGRESSIVE ELDERCARE SERVICES, INC
Department of Veterans Affairs · EXPRESS REPORT: FY25 JAN/FEB EXPENSE REPORT

Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.

🌐 County-level context (Cross County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities1 (1 pedestrian · 2024)
Business establishments369 (3,646 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$848/mo (235 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy28.7% (low numeracy 44% · 2017)

Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC

City profile

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97
Recorded votes
$8.9M
Annual budget
$29K
Debt outstanding
40
Permitted housing units

The money — in

source: Census gov-finance & state comptroller

Budget

Revenue$8.9M
Spending$8.4M
Revenue ran ahead of operating spending this year.

Debt load LOW

Outstanding debt$29K
Debt-to-revenue0.00×
Debt-load index25 / 100
A debt-load indicator (national percentile of debt, deficit & aid-reliance) — not a solvency verdict. Cross-checked against official state fiscal-stress scores where they exist.

Outcomes — economic mobility

source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research use

For kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:

White kids
0.422
All kids
0.374
Black kids
0.316

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