STEVE WILSON

Steve Wilson, retired superintendent of Woolly Hollow State Park in Greenbrier, will run as a Democrat for House District 67, currently held by Republican Rep. Stephen Meeks.

Advertisement

From his release:

Wilson is a retired law enforcement officer and State Park Superintendent with Arkansas State Parks. He recently completed 39 years of service at Woolly Hollow State Park in Greenbrier.  Wilson and his wife of 41 years have lived in Faulkner County for over 40 years. They have three children and four grandchildren.

 

“I’ve spent my whole life serving my neighbors and community and my focus will be on listening to and representing the people in Faulkner County to the best of my ability,”said Steve Wilson.”I want to take the public service work ethic I learned with Arkansas State Parks to the State House.”

Wilson is a supporter of public school education and will do what he can to advance public education in the district. Wilson has always believed in being a public servant and that we need to give a hand up to the people that need it the most.

Wilson is a retired commissioned law enforcement officer who keeps up his commissioned status.  He is a member of the Faulkner County Democratic Party.  A board member for the Faulkner County Museum. A first responder and a wildland fire fighter.  And he referees pee wee basketball for the Greenbrier Parks and Recreation program.

50 years of fearless reporting and still going strong

Be a part of something bigger and join the fight for truth by subscribing or donating to the Arkansas Times. For 50 years, our progressive, alternative newspaper in Little Rock has been tackling powerful forces through our tough, determined, and feisty journalism. With over 63,000 Facebook followers, 58,000 Twitter followers, 35,000 Arkansas blog followers, and 70,000 email subscribers, it's clear that our readers value our commitment to great journalism. But we need your help to do even more. By subscribing or donating – as little as $1 –, you'll not only have access to all of our articles, but you'll also be supporting our efforts to hire more writers and expand our coverage. Take a stand with the Arkansas Times and make a difference with your subscription or donation today.

Previous article Internet used car seller to open facility in West Memphis Next article Study gun safety? Legislative Council says no.