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How the council voted

Every recorded council vote in this guide where two or more of the people we profile voted, side by side. Each line was checked against the meeting minutes it links to. Only candidates and members with a page in this guide are listed; open the minutes for the full roll call.

Pocahontas voter guide

Aquatic Center fees

May 12, 2026

Raising Aquatic Center daily admission to $6 for adults and $4 for youth

Result as recorded: passed 6-0, May 2026

  • YesDanny SwannVoted yes on raising Aquatic Center daily admission to $6 for adults and $4 for youth (passed 6-0, May 2026).
  • YesKerri KingVoted yes on raising Aquatic Center daily admission to $6 for adults and $4 for youth (passed 6-0, May 2026).
  • YesTim ScottVoted yes on raising Aquatic Center daily admission to $6 for adults and $4 for youth (passed 6-0, May 2026).

City of Pocahontas · May 12, 2026Link

Firefighter pay

Feb 18, 2026

Ordinance 2026-05, a two-year step-pay plan for full-time firefighters paid from unappropriated reserves

Result as recorded: approved by roll call with all members in favor, February 2026

  • YesDanny SwannVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-05, a two-year step-pay plan for full-time firefighters paid from unappropriated reserves (approved by roll call with all members in favor, February 2026).
  • YesTim ScottVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-05, a two-year step-pay plan for full-time firefighters paid from unappropriated reserves (approved by roll call with all members in favor, February 2026).

City of Pocahontas · Feb 18, 2026Link

Housing and rezoning

Mar 10, 2026

Ordinance 2026-09, rezoning land along Trammell Drive from industrial to R3 residential

Result as recorded: approved by all members present, March 2026

  • YesDanny SwannVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-09, rezoning land along Trammell Drive from industrial to R3 residential (approved by all members present, March 2026).
  • YesKerri KingVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-09, rezoning land along Trammell Drive from industrial to R3 residential (approved by all members present, March 2026).
  • YesTim ScottVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-09, rezoning land along Trammell Drive from industrial to R3 residential (approved by all members present, March 2026).

City of Pocahontas · Mar 10, 2026Link

Industrial site

May 12, 2026

Resolution 19-2026, accepting a $1,269,054 state site development grant for the 53-acre industrial site, which requires a 10% local cash match

Result as recorded: passed 6-0, May 2026

  • YesDanny SwannVoted yes on Resolution 19-2026, accepting a $1,269,054 state site development grant for the 53-acre industrial site, which requires a 10% local cash match (passed 6-0, May 2026).
  • YesKerri KingVoted yes on Resolution 19-2026, accepting a $1,269,054 state site development grant for the 53-acre industrial site, which requires a 10% local cash match (passed 6-0, May 2026).
  • YesTim ScottVoted yes on Resolution 19-2026, accepting a $1,269,054 state site development grant for the 53-acre industrial site, which requires a 10% local cash match (passed 6-0, May 2026).

City of Pocahontas · May 12, 2026Link

Street paving

May 26, 2026

Resolution 20-2026, buying $735,930 of asphalt from Reynolds Enterprises to pave seven city streets

Result as recorded: passed 5-0, May 2026

  • YesDanny SwannVoted yes on Resolution 20-2026, buying $735,930 of asphalt from Reynolds Enterprises to pave seven city streets (passed 5-0, May 2026).
  • YesKerri KingVoted yes on Resolution 20-2026, buying $735,930 of asphalt from Reynolds Enterprises to pave seven city streets (passed 5-0, May 2026).
  • YesTim ScottVoted yes on Resolution 20-2026, buying $735,930 of asphalt from Reynolds Enterprises to pave seven city streets (passed 5-0, May 2026).

City of Pocahontas · May 26, 2026Link

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