The City of Hattiesburg’s Planning Division will host three public meetings to discuss the proposed new Land Development Code (LDC). A copy of the proposed draft can be viewed and downloaded online at https://www.hattiesburgms.com/ government/departments/urban-development/proposed-new-land-development-code/. The meeting will be a “come and go” format with a short presentation at a designated time. Thurs., June...
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The City of Hattiesburg is seeking qualified persons to become FireFighters. Qualifications include: Be 18 Years of age or older Be a United States Citizen Be a high school graduate or GED Have no felony convictions or serious misdemeanor convictions. Possess a valid driver’s license. Be a registered voter in current county/city of residence...
Rise Creative has emerged as an opportunity to offer undergraduate students the chance to seek professional, hands-on experience in their field. Students participate in a permanent campus design studio that challenges their creativity and professionalism as they undertake design jobs for USM units as well as local, regional and national clients. With the Rise Creative...
On April 2, local non-profit group Extra Table hosted Over The Edge in Downtown Hattiesburg. The event consisted of over 50 Extra Table supporters free-rappelling almost 100 feet from the top of the Carter Building, located at the corner of Front and Main Streets. Hattiesburg Over The Edge also took place on the same day...
Chief Anthony Parker, Major Billy Lane and Accreditation Specialist Tonya Hooker went to St Louis MO where they went before the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement on April 2, 2016. The Hattiesburg Police Department has once again been reviewed by the commission that determined the agency was in compliance with the commissions 484 standards...
The state of Mississippi, local governments and certain private nonprofits in 26 Mississippi counties are now eligible to receive federal assistance to help cover expenses and repair damage associated with the severe storms and flooding that occurred March 9-29, 2016, according to state and federal officials. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency and the Federal...
