Growing a city takes massive capital, and taxpayers hate paying for it. Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott unpacks his tenure, detailing the fallout when critical tax initiatives fail.
Scott explains the friction of navigating rapid demographic shifts alongside skyrocketing municipal inflation. He outlines the financial sting of resurfacing roads today and the mechanics behind a successful community schools model.
Beyond administrative duties, he shares how marriage and faith actively sharpen his governance. You will learn how his team rebounded from public ballot defeats by securing alternative federal grants to keep urban development alive.
For civic operators struggling to fund community upgrades, this discussion provides tactical steps to execute despite budget limitations. Subscribe and share this episode with a colleague managing local growth. What infrastructure upgrade does your local community need most?
