(AP) – Arkansas is launching a hotline and a website where
the public can submit ideas to improve state government and make it more
efficient.Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Thursday announced the launch of the MyIdea
project, which will include a hotline and site that will be staffed by the
Department of Finance and Administration. DFA will determine which agency is
best equipped to handle an idea submitted and forward it to that agency.
Hutchinson says agencies will have 30 days to evaluate and report back on the
idea submitted.
the public can submit ideas to improve state government and make it more
efficient.Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Thursday announced the launch of the MyIdea
project, which will include a hotline and site that will be staffed by the
Department of Finance and Administration. DFA will determine which agency is
best equipped to handle an idea submitted and forward it to that agency.
Hutchinson says agencies will have 30 days to evaluate and report back on the
idea submitted.
Those submitting ideas can do so anonymously or can leave contact information
for any follow up from the state.
The public can submit ideas online at www.myidea.arkansas.gov , or by phone at
(844) 769-4332 or (501) 683-4332.
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