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93rd General Assembly - Fiscal Session, 2022

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Representative Vivian Flowers (D)

P.O. Box 3156, Pine Bluff, 71611

Representative Vivian Flowers (D)
Phone: 870-329-8356
Phone:
District: 17
District:
17
Seniority: 37
Seniority:
37
Occupation: Entrepreneur
Occupation:
Entrepreneur
Church Affiliation: St. John AME
Church Affiliation:
St. John AME
Veteran: No
Veteran:
No
Public Service: First Term House 2015, 2017, 2019, House Minority Party Whip 2022
Public Service:
First Term House 2015, 2017, 2019, House Minority Party Whip 2022


Bills

Bill
Title
Bill Status
Primary Sponsor
HR1050
TO RECOGNIZE THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT PINE BLUFF FOR EDUCATING AND TRAINING SERVANT LEADERS IN LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL LEADERSHIP, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, LAW, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE.
HR1050 History
CoSponsor
HR1019
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2022.
HR1019 History
HR1041
TO RECOGNIZE COUNTY JUDGES JOSEPH WOOD’S AND HENRY “HANK” WILKINS IV’S PLACE IN ARKANSAS HISTORY AS ARKANSAS’S FIRST ELECTED BLACK COUNTY JUDGES.
HR1041 History

Committees