Cracking Down on Bad Habits with Arkansas Litter Laws

Enforcing the state's litter laws is a key component in changing behavior and curbing the litter habit. Thanks to these Game and Fish Commission and Forestry Commission officers for their extraordinary leadership in diligently enforcing the state's litter laws!

2005 Keep Arkansas Beautiful Game and Fish
Litter Law Enforcement Officer of the Year

Cpl. Brian A. Gaskins of Mammoth Spring (Fulton County)

2005 Awards of Excellence for Litter Law Enforcement (Game and Fish)

• Officer Brian Aston of Jonesboro (Craighead County)
• Sgt. David Wilson of Crawford County
• Cpl. Pat Fitts of Ashley County
• Officer Phillip Abernathy of Polk County

2004 Keep Arkansas Beautiful Litter Law Enforcement
Forestry Officer of the Year

Forest Ranger II James L. Jones of Mountainburg (Crawford County)

2004 Awards of Excellence for Litter Law Enforcement (Forestry)

• Forest Ranger II Jim Barham of Fordyce (Dallas County)
• Forest Ranger III Eric Smith of Mena (Polk County)

2004 Keep Arkansas Beautiful Game and Fish
Litter Law Enforcement Officer of the Year

Cpl. Keith Rook of Jonesboro (Craighead County)

2004 Awards of Excellence for Litter Law Enforcement (Game and Fish)

• Officer Brian Aston of Jonesboro (Craighead County)
• Cpl. Brian A. Gaskins of Mammoth Spring (Fulton County)

2003 Keep Arkansas Beautiful Game and Fish
Litter Law Enforcement Officer of the Year

Cpl. Boyd Hicks of Magazine (Logan County)

2003 Awards of Excellence for Litter Law Enforcement (Game and Fish)

• Sgt. Rick Emery of Truman (Poinsett County)
• Lt. Steve Taylor of Hardy (Sharp County)

Reward Your Officers

Are the officers in your law-enforcement agency making exceptional strides to enforce your community's and the state's litter laws? If so, partner with Keep Arkansas Beautiful and start a Litter Law Enforcement Officer of the Year program in your agency.

Looking for volunteer opportunities in Arkansas? We can help you find volunteer work in Arkansas to help our statewide efforts to prevent litter, reduce waste and recycle used products.

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