The Commission is comprised of nine (9) Commissioners appointed by the Governor of Arkansas. Each Commissioner is appointed to serve seven (7) year terms.
One (1) Commissioner is appointed from each of the four (4) Congressional Districts of the State and five (5) members of the Commission, including the consumer and the representative of the elderly, are appointed from the state at large. Four (4) members of the Commission are licensees or are qualified as licensees at the time of their appointment. Five (5) members of the Commission are appointed from the public at large, including the consumer representatives and the representative of the elderly.
No more than four (4) members of the Commission will be licensees under this chapter or have any financial interest in, or be an officer or an employee of, a licensee of this chapter, and at least one (1) of them will be licensed as a dealer of franchise motorcycles.
| Chair: | Joy Blankenship, a consumer representative, Pine Bluff, Arkansas |
| Vice Chair: | |
| Secretary: | |
| Commissioners: | Mr. Duane Neal, a consumer representative, Bentonville, AR |
| Mr. Jimmy Jones, a consumer representative, Fordyce, Arkansas | |
| Mr. Clay Maxey, a dealer representative, Mountain Home, Arkansas | |
| Vacant – consumer representative, Arkansas | |
| Mr. Jerel Saeler, a consumer representative, Fordyce, Arkansas | |
| Mr. Michael Johnson, a dealer representative, Russellville, Arkansas | |
| Mr. Michael Moix, a dealer representative, Conway, Arkansas | |
| Mr. Scott Wood, a dealer representative, Batesville, Arkansas |
The Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission is a fully self supported government office. The revenue collected is not generated by General Revenue Funding, but by the license fees and any civil penalties that may be assessed. The Commission office is comprised of seven (7) employees. The Commission office is charged with the responsibility of issuing certificate of license to approximately 6,500 individuals or businesses. The license issued is subject to certain regulations and rules as well as certain business practices. The license is issued on an annual basis and may be suspended or revoked with due cause, after a proper administrative hearing has been conducted.
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The Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing seeks to promote workplace health and safety through consultation and enforcement; protect employers and employees from financial burden imposed by work-related injury and disease; and provide consumer protection through occupational licensing as authorized by Arkansas law.
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