Pulaski County Judge Barry Hyde will deliver his State of the County address on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at the Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub in North Little Rock.
Hyde will address the accomplishments of the county over his eight years in office, including economic development, innovation and community access, according to a press release.
Hyde is also leading a $5 million project to create a 150-acre village, called the Pulaski County Community Village project, to house the chronically homeless in southern Pulaski County. Modeled after a similar project in Texas, the project would provide tiny houses, resources and some employment opportunities.
The state of the county event will begin at 10 a.m. and is free and open to the public, but requires an RSVP to attend.
The event will begin with a performance by the Argenta Community Theater Act II performing arts education students and teaching artists.
