Crowder Engineering News Today

Disposal fees will be going up 5.82% or $1.01 per ton effective Nov. 1 for disposal of household waste, but the county is absorbing the costs and no fee increase is planned, county officials said. 

The Board of Supervisors authorized a $1,000 disbursement to the City of Philadelphia for the Booker T. Washington Gymnasium HVAC Project during their regular meeting on Sept. 5.

Neshoba General will resume providing inmate meals at the county jail following action taken by the Board of Supervisors at their July 17 meeting.  

The Neshoba County Board of Supervisors has accepted a recommendation to close a portion of Road 1137 in the western part of the county near Hope.

The Neshoba County Sheriff’s Department has received the final two Dodge Durangos that were purchased through the state.

The city of Philadelphia continues to see growth in its sales tax collections, according to figures from the Mississippi Department of Revenue.

Philadelphia aldermen have passed a resolution asking the Mississippi Legislature for assistance in purchasing a new fire truck.