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Harrison County forms Water Advisory Committee to coordinate public‑water systems
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County officials announced a new Harrison County Water Advisory Committee, reporting growth from seven to ten participating water systems and naming leadership; the committee will meet quarterly to address public‑water issues, fiber‑bore impacts and inter-system coordination.
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The Harrison County Commissioners Court heard a report from the newly formed Harrison County Water Advisory Committee, which held its first meeting on April 14, 2025. "Our 1st meeting was held on 04/14/2025 to formally set the committee," the committee chairman said, and the group has grown "from 7 water systems" to 10 systems since formation.
The chairman said Jamie McLendon of the city of Marshall will serve as vice chairman and "miss Charlene Graff" will be the committee secretary, and reported plans to meet quarterly at the Harrison County Annex beginning in July. He described the committee's early work as focused on information-sharing across the county and on issues where fiber‑bore work has intersected with water infrastructure. "We started with 7 water systems. Now we're up to 10, which is very good," he added.
The court thanked the committee for its work and discussed ways county staff can support coordination. The committee also told commissioners it will invite representatives from affected areas, including Lake of the Pines and Marshall, to share local concerns at future meetings.
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