Educator
Teacher · 26 Years
For more than a quarter century, Susan taught in the classroom. Teaching takes patience, preparation, and a willingness to really listen. Those same qualities shape how she will serve the people of District 2.
A Stronger Hot Springs Together
Elect
Susan
Wilkins
City Director
District 2
People Community Progress
A Brighter Tomorrow for Hot Springs
Early Voting Begins October 19
Election Day November 3, 2026
Experience. Service.
A Stronger Community.
Susan Wilkins is a retired teacher, a former Justice of the Peace, and a proven leader in the hospitality industry. Most importantly, she listens to the people and works to find real solutions for our community.
Listening. Working. Getting Results.
A Life of Service
Classroom, courthouse, church, and Main Street. Susan has spent a lifetime showing up for Hot Springs.
- 26Years Teaching
- 6Years on Church Board
- 2Years as Justice of the Peace
Public Service
Justice of the Peace · 2 Years
As a Justice of the Peace, Susan served on the county Quorum Court, the body that sets the county budget and passes local ordinances. She knows how local government works and how to make it answer to the people it serves.
Local Business
Co-Owner · Ray Lynn Theatre
Co-Owner · Suite P Productions
As a co-owner of the Ray Lynn Theatre and Suite P Productions, Susan knows what it takes to meet a payroll, serve customers, and keep a small business going. That hospitality and entertainment experience helps her understand what our visitor economy needs to thrive.
Faith & Community
Church Board · 6 Years
Administrative Leader · Bible Study Fellowship
Susan served six years on her church board. She is an Administrative Leader with Bible Study Fellowship (BSF), helping organize the people and details that keep a ministry running. She is also an active member of the Garland County Republican Women (GCRW).
What Susan Stands For
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Listens to You
Your concerns. Your ideas. Your neighborhood.
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Supports Responsible Growth
A stronger economy and more opportunities for our citizens.
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Preserves What Makes Hot Springs Special
Our history, natural beauty, and unique character.
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Works for a Safer, Stronger Community
Collaboration. Common sense. Real results.
A City That Works for Everyone
Make Your Voice Heard
Early Voting Begins
October 19
Election Day
November 3, 2026
Check your voter registration and find your polling place on the Arkansas Secretary of State's VoterView.
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Help keep Hot Springs moving forward. Mail contributions to:
Susan Wilkins for City Director District 2100 Choctaw Court
Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901
Contact Susan
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Let’s Keep Hot Springs Moving Forward!
