Arkansas Development Finance Authority Act

This act organizes state executive-branch administration of public safety and central government services. It establishes a homeland security office responsible for coordinating emergency preparedness, interoperable public safety communications, and grant programs — including a school security grant program supported by an institute and regional advisory councils — with dedicated revolving funds created to finance those activities. It also vests a central management agency with authority over state administrative operations, including staffing and legal counsel, the reduction of state-owned and leased property, and the inventory, redistribution, sale, and disposal of surplus state property, along with restrictions on state contracting and conflicting business interests. One thing worth flagging: the act name you gave ("Development Finance Authority Act") does not match the section titles at all — the titles are homeland security, school security, and central state administrative services (the state-government title of the code), with nothing about development finance, bonds, or an authority. Either the title→sections mapping is wrong for this record or the enactment slug is pointing at the wrong chapter. The overview above describes what the sections actually cover; if you want it to describe a development finance authority instead, the source data needs fixing first.

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