Flippin City Council to Consider Fund Transfers, Main Street Building Plans

The council will vote on three ordinances and discuss future plans for a Main Street property.

Published on Feb. 24, 2026

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The Flippin City Council will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, where they will consider three ordinances presented by the Administrative Records and Finance Officer that would transfer funds between various city accounts. The council will also discuss future building plans for a property located at 612 Main Street.

Why it matters

These fund transfers and property discussions are routine city council business, but they provide insight into how Flippin is managing its municipal finances and planning for the future development of key properties in the city's downtown area.

The details

The three ordinances on the agenda would transfer money between the Fire Department's general revenue fund, building account, and truck fund; from the general fund to the street, park, and police funds; and from the police fund to the police depreciation fund. The council will also discuss future plans for the 612 Main Street property, presented by Douglas Bean.

  • The Flippin City Council meeting will take place on Tuesday, February 24, 2026 at 6:00 PM.

The players

Jessica Beals

The Administrative Records and Finance Officer for the City of Flippin.

Douglas Bean

The presenter of the future building plans for the 612 Main Street property.

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What’s next

The city council will vote on the three ordinances and discuss the plans for 612 Main Street during the meeting on Tuesday.

The takeaway

These routine city council actions demonstrate Flippin's ongoing efforts to manage its municipal finances and plan for the future development of key properties in the city's downtown area.