Greenbrier Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Jason
Bollinger
Jason Bollinger is running for mayor of Greenbrier in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Mark Hardin and Richard Weaver.
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The race · Mayor
- 01Jason BollingerYou’re reading
- 02Mark Hardin
- 03Richard Weaver
Background
- About
- Greenbrier business owner and city councilman. Spent 20 years in the nonprofit sector working with children and families in crisis.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Councilman
- Endorsed by
- Lists endorsements from State Representative Stephen Meeks, State Representative-elect Jeremy Riddle, State Senator Missy Irvin, former State Senator Mark Johnson, Faulkner County Judge Allen Dodson, County Administrator Randy Higgins, Justice of the Peace Maree Coats and County Assessor Krissy Lewis. Ballotpedia
- Campaign website
- bollingerforgreenbrier.com
Mayor Sammy Joe Hartwick is not running for re-election, and three current aldermen are running to replace him: Jason Bollinger, Mark Hardin and Richard Weaver. Log Cabin Democrat · Oct 16, 2026
On the record: Jason Bollinger
15 sourced01Water storage2 sourced positions
Says Greenbrier must increase water storage, pressure and fire-flow capacity as the city grows, and will pursue grants to pay for it.
Greenbrier cannot afford to wait until a water problem becomes an emergency.”
Own statementJason Bollinger for Greenbrier MayorLink
Seconded and voted to approve a preliminary land swap with the Greenbrier School District for the site of the proposed water tanks (all voted in favor, August 2026).
Council voteCity of Greenbrier · Aug 3, 2026LinkHow the council voted
02Roads and traffic1 sourced position
Proposes a transportation master plan, including future arterial roads on the east and west sides of Greenbrier as local alternatives to Highway 65.
Own statementJason Bollinger for Greenbrier MayorLink
03Public safety1 sourced position
Says he will support police, firefighters and other public-safety staff with the staffing, equipment, training and resources they need.
Keeping Greenbrier safe will always be a top priority.”
Own statementBallotpediaLink
04Bond elections1 sourced position
Raised the need for an ordinance or resolution requiring a council supermajority before any future bond issue goes to a vote of residents (May 2026).
Own statementCity of Greenbrier · May 4, 2026Link
05Taxes1 sourced position
Says he will pursue a Taxpayer Bill of Rights that creates stronger safeguards before City Hall can increase taxes.
Own statementJason Bollinger for Greenbrier MayorLink
06Transparency1 sourced position
Says he will put city spending online in a clear, searchable format and digitize the city's ordinances.
Own statementJason Bollinger for Greenbrier MayorLink
07East side sewer1 sourced position
Voted for approving the east side sewer project, which passed with five council members in favor and one voting present (December 2025).
Council voteCity of Greenbrier · Dec 1, 2025LinkHow the council voted
08Matthews Park amphitheater1 sourced position
Moved and voted to let the mayor put the Matthews Park amphitheater project out to bid, with a separate bid for extra parking (all voted in favor, October 2026).
Council voteCity of Greenbrier · Oct 5, 2026LinkHow the council voted
09Ballfield turf1 sourced position
Abstained on the $867,000 bid to install turf on the baseball fields (passed 5-0, September 2026).
Council voteCity of Greenbrier · Sep 8, 2026LinkHow the council voted
10Fire department bonds2 sourced positions
Voted yes on Ordinance 2025-10, calling a March 3, 2026 election on a 3/8-cent bond issue for fire department improvements (roll call 6-0, December 2025).
Council voteCity of Greenbrier · Dec 1, 2025LinkHow the council voted
Voted yes on Ordinance 2026-03, the final step to issue the sales and use tax bonds voters approved in March 2026 (roll call 6-0, May 2026).
Council voteCity of Greenbrier · May 4, 2026LinkHow the council voted
11City budget1 sourced position
Voted for the 2026 budget, which funds new employees for the fire and police departments (all voted in favor, December 2025).
Council voteCity of Greenbrier · Dec 1, 2025LinkHow the council voted
12Animal control1 sourced position
Proposed three amendments to the dog collection and impoundment ordinance, which the council approved unanimously (April 2025).
Council voteCity of Greenbrier · Apr 7, 2025Link
13Fire department1 sourced position
Brought up the retirement funds for Fire Department staff; no action was taken (July 2026).
Own statementCity of Greenbrier · Jul 6, 2026Link
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