Incumbent

Scott Fowler

North Little Rock City Council - Ward 4, Position 1

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North Little Rock City Council - Ward 4, Position 1Incumbent
2025 – 2028View Position
Candidate for North Little Rock City Council - Ward 4, Position 1Candidate
2024View Position

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About North Little Rock City Council - Ward 4, Position 1

Term length: 2025 – 2028

Nearby Officials

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Charlie Hight

North Little Rock City Council - Ward 4, Position 2

Debi G. Ross

North Little Rock City Council - Ward 1, Position 2

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Vince Insalco III

North Little Rock City Council - Ward 4, Position 2

Nicole Hart

North Little Rock City Council - Ward 2, Position 1

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Linda Robinson

North Little Rock City Council - Ward 2, Position 2

Nathan Hamilton

North Little Rock City Council - Ward 1, Position 2

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