Town installs computer backup system; recorder-treasurer reports July public-safety calls and business permits
August 01, 2026 | Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
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Recorder-Treasurer Nanette Barnes presented the staff report: Avoca Fire & Rescue handled 47 calls in July 2018; NEBCO EMS had none reported. Barnes also reported one new business permit (Cajun Queen Cuisine) and that the town's 2016–17 audit remains in progress.
Barnes said Need Geek technician Benjamin Dodge updated the town computer with a new backup system at a cost of $512.99 (software and labor) and "he will come check the computers every quarter to make sure everything is running smooth." The minutes record Barnes reminded council members of the Aug. 17 filing deadline at noon for those seeking election filings.
Barnes said Need Geek technician Benjamin Dodge updated the town computer with a new backup system at a cost of $512.99 (software and labor) and "he will come check the computers every quarter to make sure everything is running smooth." The minutes record Barnes reminded council members of the Aug. 17 filing deadline at noon for those seeking election filings.
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