Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Calling all cities and counties: sign up for MDEQ’s July 28 webinar about the Legislature’s $450 million water and sewer infrastructure program--hornellp.zoom.us/webinar/reg…. The department plans to open the portal for applications by September. #msleg
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
$6 billion in competitive funding opportunities are currently available for #county governments through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). Visit naco.org/BIL to explore NACo's BIL implementation resources and learn more about funding opportunities for #counties
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
#NACoBlog: @USDOT released a notice of funding opportunity for $573 million in FY 2022 Railroad Crossing Elimination Program funds naco.org/blog/usdot-releases…
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Unimaginable damage in Jefferson Davis, Covington, and Simpson counties, among other areas in our State. We are being tested, but I have confidence in Mississippi’s faith and future. Pray for your neighbors, and find a way to safely and responsibly offer them a helping hand.
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Stay at home. If you are a business, allow every worker that can to work from home. Stay six feet from everyone. Wash your hands. We are working together to flatten the curve.
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Dangerous fire weather conditions exist across the state of Mississippi. Heed all local burn bans. #mswx
The MFC has issued a statewide Wildfire Risk Alert. The public is encouraged to postpone ALL outdoor burning activities until further notice. Details> bit.ly/2nmOSTO. #MSforestry #wildfireprevention
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
BREAKING: The Mississippi Forestry Commission has approved a #burnban in Montgomery County effective until October 23. Outdoor burning is prohibited. For a list of active burn bans, visit mfc.ms.gov/burn-bans. #MSforestry #wildfireprevention
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
SMPDD presenting on Pavement Preservation at the @MAS_CountyGov 2019 Mid-Winter Legislative Conference. #buildingastrongermississippi #msleg
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Forrest County Board of Supervisor, David Hogan, spoke at the @SaviLinx ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. SMPDD was very instrumental in writing a grant for their workforce training needs. @mdaworks #Buildingastrongermississippi
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Mississippi is ranked in the top 10 most tax-friendly states by Kiplinger! "Gas is taxed at 19 cents per gallon, one of the lowest rates in the U.S. Vehicle sales are taxed at 5%, two percentage points below the general sales tax rate." Check it out: ow.ly/Dqk030mf9he
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Stay up-to-date on topics affecting America's #counties. Sign up to receive the latest from NACo directly in your inbox naco.org/sign-up
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
#NACoBlog: $395 million available for state and local governments in Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) and Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM) grants naco.org/blog/apply-now-fema…
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
#FCC proposal limits fees local governments can charge providers and narrows the review process for municipalities to adequately assess #5G deployment applications. The commenting deadline is tomorrow at 11:59pm ET
The recent #FCC proposed order aimed at accelerating next-gen #5G wireless networks would significantly limit local authority. The deadline to submit a comment is this Wednesday at 11:59 pm ET. Learn more on the #NACoBlog: naco.org/blog/fcc-announces-…
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Welcome, Texas and Mississippi! Today, local officials from the Lone Star and Magnolia States visited the White House to talk coordination between Federal, State, and local governments.
As @SecretarySonny says, often the government that is closest to the people matters the most!
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Welcomed local Mississippi & Texas leaders to the @WhiteHouse & thanked them for their hard work & dedication to their communities. Special thanks to all those here today in law enforcement for the important role they each serve in helping better their communities every day.
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
As Gordon makes landfall, here is some useful legal guidance from the auditor's office for local government officials on how to respond to potential natural disasters. Please be safe and aware during the weather events associated with Gordon this week.
osa.ms.gov/downloads/emergen…
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
I am grateful to the House and Senate for passing the Mississippi Infrastructure Modernization Act. The resources allocated will upgrade infrastructure across the state, benefitting all Mississippians.
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
#THANKYOU to our Representatives and Senators at the State Capitol for passing the Mississippi Infrastructure Modernization Act allocating $$$ for state, county and city officials to repair #roadsandbridges across #Mississippi #msleg
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
Historic day for MS w/ the passage of the Mississippi Infrastructure Modernization Act. The House has championed add'l funds for infrastructure for several years. MS will now have a continuous stream of revenue to help cities, counties and local bridges.
Mississippi Association of Supervisors retweeted
I just met with the Mississippi Association of Supervisors. Strong support for #MIMA among the entire group. They want the bill passed. I appreciate them being at the Capitol today.

































