Jeremy Bradshaw for Mayor of Wynne

07/17/2026

This is a good idea for Wynne!

The city of Jonesboro is installing beacons at strategic intersections to alert drivers and 911 dispatchers the moment a train blocks a road >> https://www.kait8.com/2026/07/16/jonesboro-installs-train-crossing-beacons-alert-drivers-911-dispatchers/

07/17/2026

Did you know our city has 4 Flock Condor cameras? These aren’t just license plate readers. They’re AI powered surveillance cameras that can detect and search for individual people.

What’s concerning is that even in the city’s own public statements, this capability is left out. When the government installs advanced surveillance technology, the public deserves to know exactly what it’s capable of.

Transparency isn’t optional, it’s essential. Not telling the whole truth is misleading and sets a dangerous precedent about the honesty aspect of our local government.

Nothing says “individual privacy matters” like constant government surveillance.

07/17/2026

Did you know our city has 4 Flock Condor cameras? These aren’t just license plate readers. They’re AI powered surveillance cameras that can detect and search for individual people.

What’s concerning is that even in the city’s own public statements, this capability is left out. When the government installs advanced surveillance technology, the public deserves to know exactly what it’s capable of.

Transparency isn’t optional, it’s essential. Not telling the whole truth is misleading and sets a dangerous precedent about the honesty aspect of our local government.

Nothing says “individual privacy matters” like constant government surveillance.

We've received several questions about the Flock Safety camera system used in Wynne, so we wanted to share some information about how it works and why it's an important tool for public safety.

If you have additional questions about the Flock system, feel free to contact the Wynne Police Department at 870-238-8718.

07/13/2026

Your voice matters in Wynne. With only ~4,100 registered voters and 2,858 votes cast in 2024, it's clear that more of our neighbors need to show up and be heard. Every vote helps shape the future of our city, and every voice deserves to count.

As I run for mayor, my commitment is simple: listen to the people, bring our community together, and work to stop wasting money on things that don't help Wynne move forward. We can be smarter with our resources, make better decisions, and focus on fixing the real issues that affect our families, neighborhoods, and small businesses.

Together, we can build a stronger Wynne. One where people feel heard, money is spent wisely, and our community is fixed the right way. Change starts when we show up.

Also, I'll be out and about handing out postcards and speaking with people. If you specifically want to make sure you get one, let me know.

I have more signs in as well!

Please share to help spread the message, and if you can donate.
Even $1 helps.

07/09/2026

Just something that an individual made me aware of. Found out I’m a little behind in this topic.
There are 11 Flock Cameras that were purchased by the Wynne Police Department throughout the City of Wynne. The CCSO also purchased Flock cameras but I was unable to find the amount.

I, alongside the majority of America think that flock cameras and their abilities are a violation of your individual privacy. While in public areas, you do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy, that being said, I do not believe in everyone’s drives being tracked.

I do believe everyone should know where these are and how they are facing. Thank you to the individuals who found and reported these cameras. If you want to see them for yourself, you can use the app known as DeFlock, or plenty of other services. This is something I would like to look into and do more research on. If anyone has useful information please let me know.

“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety”

–Benjamin Franklin

07/09/2026

One thing I believe our city deserves is transparency.

As Mayor, I would like to record and post every City Council meeting online for everyone to watch. Not everyone has the time to attend meetings in person because of work, family, or other responsibilities. That shouldn’t mean you’re left in the dark about what’s happening in your own city.

The decisions made at these meetings affect every one of us. You deserve to know what is being discussed, how decisions are made, and how your tax dollars are being spent.

Government works best when it’s open, honest, and accessible. If elected, I’ll make it a priority to bring City Hall to you, not just the people who have the free time to make it to a meeting.

If you’re able, I encourage you to attend the next City Council meeting this coming Tuesday (7/14/26) at 6:00 PM. If you can’t make it, that’s exactly why I believe these meetings should be recorded and shared with the public.

Transparency builds trust, and our community deserves nothing less.

07/01/2026

It’s easy to overlook the problems Wynne has when you don’t live in the areas dealing with them every day.

If you don’t drive past overgrown properties, see trash and dangerous items at our parks, or deal with streets and public spaces that aren’t being maintained, it’s easy to think everything is fine. For the people who live with these issues, they’re not small inconveniences they’re part of everyday life.

Every neighborhood matters. Every family deserves to live in a clean, safe community, no matter what part of town they call home. We shouldn’t ignore problems simply because they aren’t happening in our neighborhood.

If we’re going to move Wynne forward, Leadership has to be willing to see every part of the city, listen to the people who live there, and fix the issues that have been overlooked for too long.

06/28/2026

Nothing changes if nothing changes.

For years we’ve talked about the same problems, made the same excuses, and accepted the same results or worse ones. At some point, we have to decide whether we’re satisfied with where we are or ready to move Wynne in a new direction.

This election isn’t about last names. It’s about choosing progress over complacency. It’s about fresh ideas, accountability, and a city government that works for the people.

If you believe Wynne’s best days are still ahead, I ask for your support.

As some of you may know, my job takes a lot of my time, between that other things in life I haven’t been able to be as active. For that I apologize, but I have made time and will be more consistent.

I had a list of address and names for people that needed road signs but my phone was reset and it cleared all of my Facebook messages. If you are in need of a sign please message me and I will have one out this week! Thank you!

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06/14/2026