Would you please help us? This is a public outcry!
The Pruitt Bridge, better known as the old Buffalo Bridge (# 01689), is an extremely important part of Newton County and MUST be saved and under the ownership of Newton County.
A petition to save the historic bridge is currently being circulated, and it’s urgent that we get as many names on it as soon as we can. Honestly, we would like to see several more thousand names added soon, especially since it’s available online.
Please hurry! There are two options: sign it online OR print it off, sign it, have your friends and family sign it, and return it to Secure Arkansas (see address below).
Please share this alert with your family and friends on Facebook and other social media outlets as well.
Here’s the purpose of the petition:
Therefore, we the undersigned people, do present this petition to all relevant constitutional officers, requesting that ARDOT be ordered NOT to destroy the old Buffalo River Bridge located in Pruitt, Arkansas but rather to transfer ownership to Newton County, with ARDOT maintaining responsibility as described above for the purpose of preserving its historic, cultural, social, and logistical, etc. value and protect the river from the damages which would result from unwarranted destruction of it.
Click here to sign the online petition to save the Pruitt Bridge.
OR
print off this paper petition if you do not sign the online petition.
Please mail all printed out and signed petitions to:
Secure Arkansas
P.O. Box 21096
Little Rock, AR 72221
We commend Justice of the Peace, Arlis Jones, for defending the old bridge and all the hard work that has gone into it.
Hyperlinked below is some history, background, and documents on what is occurring in Newton County regarding the old Pruitt Bridge that has already been presented to the Newton County Quorum Court December 2, 2019. It’s an interesting read because a lot of misinformation has been spread around over the years.
Evidence 1 (30 pages)
Evidence 2 (18 pages)
Evidence 3 (3 pages)
Evidence 4 (25 pages)
To those of you, the many people who have been involved over the years watching over this old Pruitt Bridge, Secure Arkansas sincerely thanks you for all of your hard work.
Stay tuned!
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