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State Capitol Week in Review (opens the original)
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Arkansas officials have announced a new plan aimed at helping families who have been waiting for years for services through the stateâs Community and Employment Support (CES) Waiver program. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Department of Human Services Secretary Janet Mann outlined a framework that will allow families on the CES waitlist to receive supportive living services, a benefit that has been one of the most requested by caregivers across the state. The CES Waiver provides a wide ran
State Capitol Week in Review (opens the original)
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Arkansas officials have announced a new plan aimed at helping families who have been waiting for years for services through the stateâs Community and Employment Support (CES) Waiver program. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Department of Human Services Secretary Janet Mann outlined a framework that will allow families on the CES waitlist to receive supportive living services, a benefit that has been one of the most requested by caregivers across the state. The CES Waiver provides a wide ran
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Arkansas expanded its maternal health services on September 1 when Medicaid began reimbursing doula and lactation consultant care under rules recently approved by the Arkansas Legislative Council. The move follows the councilâs Administrative Rules Subcommittee endorsement and completes a process initiated by two laws passed in 2025: the Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies Act and Act 625. The Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies Act directs $45 million annually toward improving maternal outcomes and require
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Arkansas has begun the gradual rollout of its new welfareâtoâwork requirement for certain Medicaid beneficiaries, launching a soft start of the program on July 1 before full implementation arrives on January 1, 2027. The policy applies to healthy adults ages nineteen through sixtyâfour who are enrolled in the Arkansas Health and Opportunity for Me program, commonly known as ARHOME. Participants must work, attend school, or volunteer at least 80 hours each month unless they qualify for an e
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The Joint City, County, & Local Affairs Committee met in Hot Springs recently to review and discuss Senate Joint Resolution SJR15, known as Issue 3 on the November ballot. The proposal would amend the Arkansas Constitution to give the General Assembly broad new authority to support economic development across the state. It would allow lawmakers to create âeconomic development districtsâ within cities, counties, or multi-county regions, and permit those districts to issue bonds, levy certain
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