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Mason-Dixon Poling & Strategy April 2018 Mississippi Poll: Mississippians wants Legislative Action on Roads & Bridges. Open the following link to view poll results: https://gallery.mailchimp.com/0935e098f8627c296879133fa/files/09011b78-d... or Click here for PDF

 

The 2018 Southeast Pavement Preservation Partnership Annual Meeting will be held May 14-16, 2018 at the Beau Rivage in Biloxi.  For more details, visit www.tsp2.org/pavement/seppp/ or click here for meeting information.  

The agenda for the 2018 Mid-Winter Legislative Conference, Jan. 8-10 at the Jackson Convention Complex, has been posted.  Click here for the Agenda, or go to the event page for full conference news.  

We look forward to seeing each of you next week!

 

The MAS 2018 Mid-Winter Legislative Conference is just a few weeks away!  Click HERE to visit the event page for a newly released, updated Agenda.  For those of you still needing hotel rooms, we have just added an overflow block with the Hampton Inn & Suites on Greymont Avenue.   

Don't forget to register for the 2018 Mid-Winter Legislative Conference, Jan. 8-10, 2018.  

We're moving to the Jackson Convention Center! 

Join us at this exciting new venue for a full schedule of speakers, all-new Vendor Meet & Greet sessions, visit at the State Capitol and more.  

The latest Agenda for the MAS Fall Workshop in Vicksburg is now available.  Please visit the Fall Workshop page for more information.  Hope to see everyone in Vicksburg next month!

Click here to see the latest Agenda.

 

MEMORANDUM
To: MAS Membership
From:Executive Director, Derrick Surrette
Date: 7/7/2017
Re: U.S. House to Vote Next Week 

House to Vote Next Week - Bigger Trucks Back in Play

Memorandum

Pursuant to Mississippi Code Ann. 77-13-31, the Underground Facilities Damage Prevention Board has declared its intent to consider the adoption of rules under its authority. In addition, pursuant to Mississippi Code Ann. 77-13-29 (subsection (L)), a Mississippi Association of Supervisors (MAS) representative is appointed to the Underground Facilities Damage Prevention Board.

The Mississippi Association of Supervisor’s office was contacted by the Mississippi Forestry Commission to distribute the attached press release. Due to State budget cuts, there will be a reorganizing of the Mississippi Forestry Commission resulting in the consolidation of the current seven districts into four new regions. Numerous job positions will be eliminated once the reorganization process has been completed beginning July 1, 2017. We ask that you keep the Forestry Commission employees and their families in your thoughts and prayers.

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