Forest Loving Retirees

Arkansas Fair & Equitable Mapping Awareness, Planning & Action Team
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Hot Springs Village is divided by the Garland and Saline county lines. Most residents go to Hot Springs in Garland County for services such as shopping, dining, and CHI St. Vincent medical services. We are in the Jessieville School District, however the majority of residents in the Village are retirees. The Village is home to 11 lakes and 9 golf courses, miles of hiking trails, and acres of untouched forested land. We live here to enjoy the outdoors, and the amenities in the Village such as theater, concerts, restaurants, tennis, pickleball, miniature golf, our own library, and many different clubs devoted to group activities.

Hot Springs Village is 51 years old and is made up of mostly middle to upper middle class professional retirees. There are a few POC residing here, but the majority of the population is white, conservative, and Christian.

Most residents in Hot Springs Village are retired. Golf could be considered the main industry here. All residents are concerned with maintaining a healthy forest environment, as well as keeping our lakes in pristine condition.

Hot Springs Village is a very large area and the residents struggle with the sometimes complicated issue of having a county line within our boundaries. I took my own straw-poll with one of our many Facebook groups asking if people identified more with Benton or Hot Springs, the unanimous decision was Hot Springs. As all Arkansas residents, we are very concerned with our right to vote, how far we're going to have to travel to vote, and how are our older less abled residents going to vote under the new districts.

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Forest Loving Retirees

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Economic or Environmental Interests

Most residents in Hot Springs Village are retired. Golf could be considered the main industry here. All residents are concerned with maintaining a healthy forest environment, as well as keeping our lakes in pristine condition.


Community Activities and Services

Hot Springs Village is divided by the Garland and Saline county lines. Most residents go to Hot Springs in Garland County for services such as shopping, dining, and CHI St. Vincent medical services. We are in the Jessieville School District, however the majority of residents in the Village are retirees. The Village is home to 11 lakes and 9 golf courses, miles of hiking trails, and acres of untouched forested land. We live here to enjoy the outdoors, and the amenities in the Village such as theater, concerts, restaurants, tennis, pickleball, miniature golf, our own library, and many different clubs devoted to group activities.


Cultural or Historical Interests

Hot Springs Village is 51 years old and is made up of mostly middle to upper middle class professional retirees. There are a few POC residing here, but the majority of the population is white, conservative, and Christian.


Community Needs and Concerns

Hot Springs Village is a very large area and the residents struggle with the sometimes complicated issue of having a county line within our boundaries. I took my own straw-poll with one of our many Facebook groups asking if people identified more with Benton or Hot Springs, the unanimous decision was Hot Springs. As all Arkansas residents, we are very concerned with our right to vote, how far we're going to have to travel to vote, and how are our older less abled residents going to vote under the new districts.
Arkansas Fair & Equitable Mapping Awareness, Planning & Action Team
Arkansas Fair & Equitable Mapping Awareness, Planning & Action Team