AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLocal Government: Jackson residents packed a special City Council meeting to question a proposed data center ordinance, with fire officials limiting how many people could enter the chambers. Public Safety: Jackson Police said its 911 system is having technical difficulties due to inclement weather, urging callers to dial 601-960-1800 if calls don’t go through. Disaster Preparedness: State and local leaders will hold a “From Recovery to Resilience” storm preparedness summit in Tupelo, focused on utilities, emergency coordination, and shelter planning. Storm Damage Update: Gov. Tate Reeves released updated figures on homes, roads, bridges, and waterways affected by recent Mississippi severe weather and flooding. Health Policy: Mississippi’s Jill’s Law takes effect July 1, requiring insurance coverage for Alzheimer’s biomarker testing when symptoms and a referral are present. Local Construction: Jones County Health Department improvements are set to restart, with a July construction start and an expected 8-month timeline. Wildlife: Black bear sightings are rising along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, with flooding and habitat disruption blamed for the “perfect storm” of reports. Courts/Immigration: Lawyers say ICE transferred a Haitian detainee from Florida to Mississippi despite a federal judge’s order blocking removal.
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