Welcome

Welcome to the Pine Bluff Arsenal Compatible Use Study website. The Pine Bluff Arsenal Compatible Use Study is a collaborative planning effort between Jefferson County, the City of White Hall, the City of Pine Bluff, Pine Bluff Arsenal, and other local and regional stakeholders to identify and assess compatibility issues between Pine Bluff Arsenal and the surrounding communities. As the Compatible Use Study evolves, this website will be your primary access point for all project related materials and event information.

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Larry E. Wright, P.E.
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Final Pine Bluff Arsenal Compatible Use Study

The Pine Bluff Arsenal Compatible Use Study (CUS) was formally accepted by the CUS Policy Committee at their meeting on March 17, 2021. The CUS partners wish to recognize and thank all the Policy Committee and Technical Committee members, residents, property owners, community leaders, Pine Bluff Arsenal, and other stakeholders for their participation in this collaborative effort in developing the CUS.

The Final CUS Report and Implementation Plan Executive Summary are available for download via the links below:

CUS Report

Implementation Plan Executive Summary

3rd Public Meeting (Virtual) Held - March 17, 2021

The third and final public meeting for the Pine Bluff Arsenal Compatible Use Study was held virtually via Zoom on March 17^th. During the meeting, participants learned about the recommended strategies to promote compatible development between the community and Pine Bluff Arsenal. The final meeting also provided an opportunity for participants to provide comments on the Public Draft Pine Bluff Arsenal Compatible Use Study. The Public Draft review and comment period closed on March 18^th.

To view the presentation from the final public meeting, click on the link below:

Public Meeting #3 Presentation

2nd Public Workshop (Virtual) Held - June 16 and 18, 2020

Thank you to all who attended the second public workshop for the Pine Bluff Arsenal Compatible Use Study, which was held virtually via Zoom. The virtual workshop was held online over two nights on June 16^th and June 18^th. During the workshop, participants heard about the progress of the Compatible Use Study and were given an opportunity to provide input on compatibility issues through an online polling exercise.

The materials that were presented at the workshop are available by clicking the links below:

Public Workshop #2 Presentation

Strategy Toolbox Fact Sheet

1st Public Workshop Held - February 5, 2020

Thank you to all who attended the first public workshop for the Pine Bluff Arsenal Compatible Use Study (CUS). The City of White Hall hosted the workshop on February 5, 2020 at the White Hall City Council Chambers. During the workshop, participants were given an overview of what the CUS is, how it is being developed, and the stakeholders involved. Participants were also encouraged to ask questions and provide their input on any compatibility issues they would like to see addressed in the study. This was done through an interactive, real-time audience participation questionnaire, and by filling out comment cards.

A series of informational boards were displayed at the workshop to provide a snapshot of the communities involved in the study (the City of White Hall, City of Pine Bluff, and Jefferson County), current economic and demographic trends, and information on the military activities, mission, and economic benefit within the study area.

The materials that were displayed at the workshop are available by clicking the links below:

Public Workshop #1 Presentation

Pine Bluff Arsenal Video

Informational Boards

CUS Overview Fact Sheet

This study was prepared under contract with the City of White Hall, Arkansas, with financial support from the Department of Defense Office of Economic Adjustment. The content reflects the views of the key CUS partners involved in the development of this study and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Office of Economic Adjustment.