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May 13, 2009
The Mississippi Public Works Leadership Institute is a non-credit certificate program designed to provide a career ladder for both new and experienced public works leaders, supervisors and managers. This program will provide expanded knowledge of ten core topic areas provided by the American Public Works Association. For additional information, please visit www.jsums.edu/cll [ ... ]
Jan 4, 2007
Below is a letter to Mayor Connie Moran on behalf of the City of Ocean Springs First Responders and Hurricane Katrina. [ ... ]
May 17, 2006
Do You Need Funding
For Drinking Water System Improvements
and Emergency Repairs?
The Local Governments and Rural Water Systems
Improvements Board and the Mississippi Department of
Health can help!
Low-interest loans are available for your public water system needs, including generators
and security-related items, through Mississippi’s Drinking Water Systems Improvements
Revolving Loan Fund (DWSIRLF) and Drinking Water Systems Emergency Loan Fund
(DWSELF) Programs.
The DWSIRLF Program currently has loan funding available for improvements and repairs at
the following terms:
- Interest Rate: 2.5%
- Payback Period: Up to 20 Years
- Maximum Loan Amount: $1,500,000
- No interest during construction
- Repayments begin after project completion
The DWSELF Program currently has loan funding available for emergency repairs at the
following ter [ ... ]
The City of Jackson Public Works Department has earned accreditation by the American Public Works Association (APWA), becoming the first agency in the State of Mississippi to be accredited. The City of Jackson becomes the twenty-sixth public agency in the United States and Canada to achieve accreditation status. [ ... ]
May 3, 2005
Are you interested in sponsoring the Mississippi Chapter of APWA's website? If so, please download form below and mail to the requested address. [ ... ]