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Harrison County supervisors approve grants, contracts and budget notices; set community events
Summary
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors approved multiple orders including grant agreements, contract amendments, subdivision plats, a $5,000 appropriation to the Mississippi Aviation Museum and set a Halloween event and related spending. The board also authorized transfers and payments tied to county insurance and grant programs.
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Harrison County supervisors approved a package of routine and substantive actions including publication of fiscal year 2026 tax levies and budget notice, multiple land-planning approvals, awards and contract amendments during their public meeting.
The board approved an order acknowledging publication of the county's fiscal year 2026 tax levies and budget and approved a series of consent items that included a $37,450 software license amendment with HRS Delta Computer Systems for the circuit court and a $5,161.20 change order with Southern Colonial Construction for the ARPA SCWI sewer project.
Supervisors approved final plat documents for Autumn Lake Subdivision Phase 22 and a subdivision application for Richstone Ridge (Section 4, Township 6, Range 10, District 5) as recommended by county planning staff. The board also approved a transmittal regarding county right-of-way west of Klondike Road and final plat documents for the reserve and car bridge baseboard in Section 4, Township 6, Range 10 with listed conditions.
In calendar and community items, the board set Oct. 28, 2025, at 6 p.m. as the date and time for a community Halloween "trunk and treat" event at the fairgrounds and authorized purchases of candy and treats for the event in an amount not to exceed $10,000.
On grants and grant-related administration, supervisors approved forwarding a draft letter of support for a Mississippi State University water-quality proposal to the EPA (the board motion to forward the letter passed on a voice vote) and authorized the board president to execute reimbursement requests and other documents tied to the MDEQ MCWI grant program. The board also approved advertising to receive RFPs for a comprehensive plan and RFQs for HR services.
Financial transfers and payments the board approved included a transfer of modernization use tax funds from the road fund to the Muckey's debt service fund in the amount of $1,321,843.20 and acceptance of a $49,393.17 check for opioid litigation proceeds. Supervisors approved submitting an application for Mississippi opioid settlement funds totaling $1.9 million annually over three years, and they accepted the lone quote from Cornerstone Detention Products for $52,848.48 to replace an ADI control panel at the juvenile facility.
Several personnel and operational items were approved on the consent agenda, including employment actions filed with payroll and human resources, authorization to advertise for floor replacement at the Harrison County Youth Detention Center, and authorization to purchase additional badge-pass equipment totaling $6,109.
Motions on all items on the consent agenda were adopted by voice vote; the minutes record "Aye" on approved items without roll-call tallies.
Ending: The board closed its session after approving the consent agenda and a series of orders and will reconvene for scheduled meetings described in the county calendar.

