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Representative announces public health hearing on infant mortality
Summary
During member announcements, Representative Kriegmore told the House a public health hearing on infant mortality is scheduled "tomorrow at 11 and 204" and urged public health officials to attend; the transcript gives no additional scheduling or location details.
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Representative Kriegmore announced a public health hearing on infant mortality "tomorrow at 11 and 204" and urged public health officials to attend, during member announcements at a Mississippi House of Representatives session.
The announcement was brief: "Tomorrow at 11 and 204, we have a public health hearing on infant mortality. It's very important. Public health attend please," Representative Kriegmore said. The transcript records the remark under members' announcements and does not identify a committee name, room, or other scheduling details beyond the spoken times.
The House introduced the hearing in the course of routine member announcements rather than as part of a committee report or formal agenda item. The transcript does not record further discussion of the hearing, witness lists, staff testimony, or any materials to be considered.
Because the transcript provides only the spoken phrase and no committee reference or formal docket number, additional details — including which House committee will hold the hearing, an exact start time format, and whether the hearing is in-person or virtual — are not specified in the record. Those details typically appear on the House calendar or committee notices; the transcript indicates members will host the hearing but does not include administrative follow-up in the recorded remarks.
The House session included other routine business and scheduling announcements during the same period.
For scheduling, witness, or agenda details beyond what appears in the transcript, consult the House clerk's office or the chamber's published committee calendar.

