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Board discusses codes, hotel inspections and meeting schedule; cautions about open‑meeting statements

Tunica County Board (unlabeled) · January 20, 2026
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Summary

County speakers discussed coordinating hotel room inspections with the fire marshal, possible code updates and caution about open-meeting statements that could risk lawsuits; the board recessed to meet again Jan. 29 at 4:00 p.m.

County meeting participants discussed procedural items including hotel safety inspections, potential code changes and legal caution about statements made in open meetings.

An unidentified participant said hotels should be inspected by the fire marshal and an inspector to check sprinkler systems and related coverage, and suggested the county would follow up the next morning. Separately, an unidentified speaker raised that the county must follow the laws and codes on the books and consider whether some codes need modification to address recurring noncompliance.

That speaker warned about the risk of making certain statements in open meetings, saying such remarks could lead to lawsuits; as an illustrative example the speaker referenced a $250 payment made by some parties and implied enforcement is uneven. The remark was not corroborated in the public record during this session.

Procedural outcome: With no further public business, the board recessed the meeting until Thursday, January 29 at 4:00 p.m., a schedule item announced and carried by voice vote.