Fredrick J. Love
Democrat • 29th District 92nd General Assembly- Party
- Democrat
- Past Service
- House 2011
- Seniority
- 3
- Religion
- Baptist
- Occupation
- Director, Community Services
Rep. Fredrick J. Love of Little Rock is serving his fifth term in the Arkansas House of Representatives. He represents District 29, which includes part of Pulaski County.
For the 92nd General Assembly, Rep. Love serves as Vice Chair of City, County, and Local Affairs Committee and is the ranking committee member on the House Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee. He also serves on the Arkansas Legislative Council and the Joint Committee on Advanced Communications and Information Technology.
A graduate of Joe T. Robinson High School, Mr. Love, earned a bachelor's degree in political science and a master's degree in Public Administration from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He has also earned a Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Public Health from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and attended the Harvard Kennedy School for Senior Executives in State and Local Government.
Rep. Love is the Director of Community Services for Pulaski County. He is a member on the board Economics Arkansas and the Arkansas Discovery Network. He also serves on the Pulaski County Child and Youth Services Advisory Board, where he is parliamentarian. He is also the Past Master with the Prince Hall Masonic Order.
Rep. Love and his wife, ShaRhonda, attend Greater Second Baptist Church. They have a son Fredrick II.
Awards
2013 AR State Employees Association- State Representative of the Year
2013 National Black Caucus of State Legislators- State Chair Award
2013 AR Municipal League- Distinguished Legislator Award
2014 Arkansas Business 40 under 40
2014 Community Development Institute- Friend of Community Development Award
2015 Friends of Haven of Rest Cemetery- Outstanding Community Service Award
2015 AR Citizens First Congress- Legislative Champion Award
2015 AARP Capitol Caregiver Award
2016 Pulaski County Champions of Youth- Public Service Award
Elected Terms
2019 (Jan 1st, 2019 — Dec 31st, 2020) 2017 (Jan 1st, 2017 — Dec 31st, 2018) 2015 (Jan 1st, 2015 — Dec 31st, 2016) 2013 (Jan 1st, 2013 — Dec 31st, 2014) 2011 (Jan 1st, 2011 — Dec 31st, 2012)Newsroom
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Contact Representative Love
Fredrick J. Love
fjlove@att.net
P. O. Box 4963
Little Rock, AR 72214
501-612-3939
