DeSoto County public meetings in 2025

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider multiple bids for heavy machinery and sheriff's vehicle equipment. The meeting includes public hearings on litter ordinance violations and discussions regarding road widening projects. Planning items include a preliminary 22-lot subdivision and a minor lot approval.

• Public hearing for litter ordinance violation at 5344 Allen Rd.
• Bids for 2026 rubber track excavator, front end loader, mini excavators, backhoe, and dump trucks
• Preliminary subdivision approval for 22 lots at Willow Creek Estates on Woolsey Rd
• Approval to pay the county's portion of the Craft Road Widening Project
• Sheriff's Office uniform reimbursement for A.C. Beeman in the amount of $221.45

The Board approved the renewal of the county workers‑comp policy with Higginbotham Insurance, authorizing the President to sign. It also approved the interior and exterior finishes for the courthouse renovation. The litter ordinance case for 5344 Allen Road was closed after the homeowner complied. Additional consent‑agenda items, including a correction to the Business Investment Incentive start date and a new receiver for Parks/Solid Waste, were also approved.

• Renewed workers‑comp (Key Risk) insurance with Higginbotham Agency – unanimous yes
• Approved selected interior and exterior finishes for the Courthouse Project – unanimous yes
• Closed litter ordinance violation case for 5344 Allen Road – unanimous yes
• Corrected Business Investment Incentive start date to 2025 – unanimous yes
• Approved agenda additions (emergency purchase, multiple executive sessions) – unanimous yes
• Added Amanda Mayo as receiver for Parks/Solid Waste – unanimous yes
• Approved Sheriff’s Office uniform reimbursement of $221.45 – unanimous yes

Board of Adjustment

The DeSoto County Board of Adjustment will consider three land-use applications. Two variance requests seek permission to build accessory structures in front yards at 3552 Glenwood Dr. and 2331 Oak Creek Dr. A conditional-use request seeks approval to park a Class 5 heavy-duty vehicle at 8750 Thunderbird Dr. E. All applications are evaluated under the DeSoto County Zoning Ordinance.

• Variance VAR-001912-2025 for an accessory building at 3552 Glenwood Dr., Parcel #2078270000002100, zoned A‑R (District 5)
• Variance VAR-001913-2025 for an accessory building at 2331 Oak Creek Dr., Parcel #3075160600002700, zoned A (District 5)
• Conditional Use CU-001661-2025 to allow a Class 5 heavy‑duty vehicle parking at 8750 Thunderbird Dr. E, Parcel #4086130100000700, zoned R‑1 (District 5)

The Board unanimously approved the November 10, 2025 minutes. It approved Michelle Poulin’s variance for an accessory building at 3552 Glenwood Dr. and tabled Adam Whisenant’s similar variance until the January 10, 2026 meeting. The Board also unanimously approved Sommer Albright’s conditional use to park a Class 5 heavy‑duty vehicle at 8750 Thunderbird Dr. E with three specific conditions.

• Approved November 10, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved variance for Michelle Poulin, 3552 Glenwood Dr. (unanimous)
• Tabled variance for Adam Whisenant, 2331 Oak Creek Dr., until Jan 10 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use for Sommer Albright, 8750 Thunderbird Dr. E, with 2‑year term and parking conditions (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review business investment incentives for distribution and logistics centers. The meeting also includes public hearings on litter ordinance violations and discussions on precinct changes and county facility bids.

• Investment incentive for NFI DBA National Distribution Centers, LLC: $79,270,513.68
• Investment incentives for GXO Logistics Supply Chain, Inc.: $7,307,243.00 and $2,217,606.00
• Public hearings for litter ordinance violations at 2130 Slocum Rd., 11252 High Rd., and 4600 Red Banks Rd.
• Proposed move of Precinct 203 from Desoto Central High School to BankPlus Sports Center
• Final subdivision of 4 lots on 10.6 acres on the south side of Cathy Rd. and east side of Red Banks Rd.

The Board approved major business investment incentives, including a $79,270,513.68 project for NEI DBA and two GXO Logistics projects totaling $9,524,849. The Board also approved the move of Precinct 203 to Southaven BankPlus Parks and Recreation and the name‑change contract for Precinct 109 (Hope Chapel). It rescinded a prior motion to move Precinct 405 to the Agri‑Education Center and found three litter‑ordinance violations in compliance. All of these actions were adopted by vote.

• Approved business investment incentives: NEI DBA $79,270,513.68; GXO Logistics $7,307,243 (2‑yr) and $2,217,606 (3‑yr) – Consent Agenda passed
• Approved move of Precinct 203 to Southaven BankPlus Parks and Recreation – motion passed
• Approved name‑change contract for Precinct 109 (Hope Chapel) – motion passed
• Rescinded move of Precinct 405 from Road Department to Agri‑Education Center – motion passed
• Found 2130 Slocum Rd litter ordinance violation in compliance – motion passed
• Found 11252 High Rd litter ordinance violation in compliance – motion passed
• Found 4600 Red Banks Rd litter ordinance violation in compliance – motion passed
• Approved Consent Agenda items (Road Dept reports, Meal Log Affidavits, procurement actions, etc.) – motion passed

Planning Commission

The DeSoto County Planning Commission will review two subdivision applications. The first is a preliminary subdivision for 22 lots covering 59.27 acres on the north side of Woolsey Road and west of Bethel Road (Willow Creek Estates). The second is a final subdivision for 2 lots on 9.79 acres on the south side of West Commerce Street east of Rising Sun Road (Petrina McKinney). The commission will also approve the October 2, 2025 meeting minutes.

• Preliminary subdivision approval for 22 lots on 59.27 acres at Willow Creek Estates, north side of Woolsey Rd and west of Bethel Rd, parcel #2066230000001200
• Final subdivision approval for 2 lots on 9.79 acres at south side of West Commerce St east of Rising Sun Rd, parcel #3085160000000505, zoned A (District 4)
• Approval of minutes from the October 2, 2025 Planning Commission meeting

The Planning Commission unanimously approved the minutes from the October 2, 2025 meeting. It then unanimously approved the Willow Creek Estates application for preliminary subdivision of 22 lots on 59.27 acres. The commission also unanimously approved the Petrina McKinney minor‑lot application for final subdivision of 2 lots on 9.79 acres. The meeting was adjourned by unanimous vote.

• Approved October 2, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Willow Creek Estates preliminary subdivision (22 lots, 59.27 acres) (unanimous)
• Approved Petrina McKinney minor lot final subdivision (2 lots, 9.79 acres) (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will approve the meeting agenda, including any additions or deletions. They will hear citizen remarks and presentations. The board will discuss health department inspections under the Planning MS Health Department item. No other specific actions are listed.

• Approval of Agenda: Additions & Deletions
• Citizens Remarks & Presentations
• Health Department Inspections (Planning MS Health Department)
• Consent Agenda
• Old Business and New Business items (unspecified)

The Board approved the agenda with added items unanimously. The Agri‑Education Center generator specification item was tabled for further committee review. Supervisors signed the courthouse renovation approval letter. The Board extended deadlines and dismissed several litter‑ordinance cases during the public hearing.

• Approved agenda with additions (5‑0)
• Tabled Agri‑Education Center Generator specs (5‑0)
• Signed courthouse renovation approval letter (unanimous)
• Extended deadline for 11252 High Rd litter case to Dec 1 2025 (5‑0)
• Dismissed 11108 Horseshoe Bend litter case (unanimous)
• Dismissed 10635 Byhalia Rd litter case (unanimous)
• Extended deadline for 5344 Allen Rd litter case to Dec 15 2025 (unanimous)
• Extended deadline for 4855 Belmont Rd litter case to Jan 5 2026 (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will conduct public hearings regarding litter ordinance violations at six properties and two zoning variance appeals. The meeting also includes discussions on 2026 legislative priorities and various procurement requests for the Sheriff's Office.

• Public hearings for litter ordinance violations at 11252 High Rd, 11108 Horseshoe Bend, 10635 Byhalia Rd, 5344 Allen Rd, 2130 Slocum Rd, and 4855 Belmont Rd
• Zoning appeals for variances at Byhalia Rd/Box Corner Rd and Stacey Rd/Whit Rd
• Procurement requests for two Sheriff's Office vehicles and a VMware renewal, each over $25,000
• Tax sale void requests and refunds totaling $9,282.92 across four parcels
• Approval of bid specifications for an Agri-Education Center generator and equipment for Sheriff vehicles

The Board approved the meeting agenda with all requested additions. The Agri‑Education Center generator specification item was tabled for further committee review. Supervisors voted to sign the courthouse renovation letter on behalf of the Board President. The Board extended or dismissed several litter‑violation cases and set a continuation date for the public hearing.

• Approved agenda with all additions (5‑yes vote)
• Tabled Agri‑Education Center generator specs item (5‑yes vote)
• Approved signing of courthouse renovation letter (all five supervisors voted, motion passed)
• Extended deadline for 11252 High Rd litter case to Dec 01 2025 (5‑yes vote)
• Dismissed 11108 Horseshoe Bend litter case as compliant (all supervisors voted, motion passed)
• Dismissed 10635 Byhalia Rd litter case as compliant (all supervisors voted, motion passed)
• Extended deadline for 5344 Allen Rd litter case to Dec 15 2025 (5‑yes vote)
• Continued public hearing to Dec 01 2025 (5‑yes vote)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider three variance applications for building setbacks on properties at 5019 Camp Xing, 9805 Fox Gate Dr., and 4177 Jenny Ln. It will also review a conditional use application from Clearway Energy Group to expand a utility substation/solar farm on land near Old Hwy 61 and Sanders Rd. All items are scheduled for discussion at the November 10, 2025 meeting.

• Variance (VAR-00190-2025) by Kevin Davis to reduce front building setback at 5019 Camp Xing (Parcel #3071010400003400, PUD District 5)
• Variance (VAR-001910-2025) by Linda Swallow to reduce side building setback for a mobile home at 9805 Fox Gate Dr. (Parcel #306834020001700, A District 5)
• Variance (VAR-001911-2025) by Curtis Austin to reduce side building setback at 4177 Jenny Ln. (Parcel #306827030000600, A District 5)
• Conditional Use (CU-001660-2025) by Clearway Energy Group to expand a utility substation/solar farm east and west of Old Hwy 61, west of Sanders Rd. (Parcel #1099310000000200, A District 3)

The Board of Adjustment approved three variances for setbacks on properties in District 5 and unanimously approved the minutes from the October 13 meeting. It also approved Clearway Energy Group’s request to expand a conditional use for a utility substation/solar farm on about 162 acres, with a 3‑0 vote. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved minutes dated October 13, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Kevin Davis variance for 22‑ft front setback (unanimous)
• Approved Linda Swallow variance for 65‑ft side setback (unanimous)
• Approved Curtis Austin variance for 14‑ft side setback (unanimous)
• Approved Clearway Energy Group conditional‑use expansion (~162 acres) (3‑0, Boren abstained)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will discuss a range of items, including a pipeline request, a public hearing on litter ordinance violations, and several road department equipment bids. They will also review contract approvals for the Agri‑Education Center waterline project and consider final approval of three minor lot applications on Oak Grove Road, Slocum Road, and Nesbit Road. The meeting includes both scheduled agenda items and new business items.

• Desoto County Atmos Pipeline request – signature requested (scheduled item at 9:15 a.m.)
• Public hearing on Code Enforcement litter ordinance violations at parcels on Red Banks Rd., High Rd., Horseshoe Bend, Pleasant Hill Rd., Byhalia Rd., Slocum Rd., Allen Rd., and Belmont Rd.
• Road Department bid specifications and solicitations for equipment: 33,000 lb rubber track excavator, 4WD front‑end loader, mini excavators, 4WD backhoe, tri‑axle heavy haul truck, and single‑axle dump truck
• Agri‑Education Center waterline project – construction contract and CE&I services task order approvals
• Planning consent for three minor lot applications: Patricia Johnson (6 acres on Oak Grove Rd.), Oliver Family (11.49 acres on Slocum Rd.), and Causey Shop (5.49 acres on Nesbit Rd.)

The Board authorized the Atmos Pipeline request to work outside the easement and signed several infrastructure contracts, including the Commerce Street Extension subcontracts and two Agri‑Education Center projects. All motions passed with unanimous support from the five supervisors. The October 2025 minutes and the agenda additions were also approved.

• Approved Atmos Pipeline request (5‑0)
• Approved Commerce Street Extension subcontracts (5‑0)
• Approved Agri‑Education Center Event Contract with CVB (5‑0)
• Approved Agri‑Education Center Waterline construction contract (5‑0)
• Approved Agri‑Education Center Waterline CE&I services task order (5‑0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items (5‑0)
• Approved October 2025 minutes (4‑0, 1 absent)
• Approved agenda additions and deletions (5‑0)

Planning Commission

The DeSoto County Planning Commission will approve the May 2, 2013 meeting minutes and conduct a public hearing on a final subdivision and rezoning. It will also address minor‑lot matters, consent items, other items, and any old business.

• Approval of May 2, 2013 minutes
• Minor lot item
• Public hearing on final subdivision
• Rezoning discussion
• Consent and other items

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will consider a $170,000 payment to close the Hawks property acquisition. A public hearing will address litter ordinance violations at two county parcels. The board will also review an E‑911 tower inspection request and two subdivision applications—one preliminary and one final.

• Approval of $170,000 check for Hawks Property Acquisition closing funds
• Public hearing on litter ordinance violations at 4525 Starlanding Rd. and 4600 Red Banks Rd.
• Committee to inspect E‑911 tower (MS Code 19‑13‑15)
• Preliminary subdivision approval for 6 lots on 26.51 acres at Wheeler Rd (Hundred Acre Woods Phase 3)
• Final subdivision approval for 30 lots and 5 COS on 32.18 acres at Byhalia and Getwell Rd (East Lake Phase 2)

The Board approved the agenda additions submitted by the County Administrator, Finance Director, Human Resources Director, and Road Manager. It authorized the specifications and advertisement for Bid Package 05 of the Landers Center Expansion project. The Board also approved the Operation Green Light for Veterans proclamation for the week of November 4‑11. All motions passed as recorded.

• Approved agenda additions (motion passed)
• Authorized advertisement for Landers Center Expansion Bid Package 05 (motion passed)
• Approved Operation Green Light for Veterans proclamation (motion passed)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will meet to consider three requests for variances to the DeSoto County Zoning Ordinance. The board will determine if these specific property owners are permitted to deviate from standard zoning rules.

• Variance request for 11017 Byhalia Rd. to allow a front building setback of less than 50 feet
• Variance request for 841 Stacey Rd. to allow an accessory building in the front yard of a corner lot
• Variance request for 2265 Thousand Oaks to allow an accessory building larger than 50% of the primary structure's square footage

The Board of Adjustment unanimously denied Terrica Seals' request for a front‑setback variance. It unanimously approved Jason Warren's variance for an accessory building in the front yard of his corner lot. It also unanimously approved Chester Striplin's variance to build an accessory structure larger than 50% of the primary building.

• Approved September 8, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Denied Terrica Seals front‑setback variance (unanimous)
• Approved Jason Warren accessory‑building variance (unanimous)
• Approved Chester Striplin accessory‑building variance (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on removing the sprinkler requirement for homes larger than 6,500 square feet from the 2018 International Residential Code. The meeting also includes final approvals for two subdivision projects: East Lake LLC's Phase 1 on Byhalia Road and John Divine Smith's Lot 7 on Nesbit Road. Additional items include contract approvals, a $3,104.69 payment to Entergy for temporary power, and various budget and grant matters.

• Public hearing to discuss removing sprinkler requirement for homes over 6,500 sq ft
• Final approval of East Lake 2nd Rev. Phase 1 subdivision of 2 lots on 1.54 acres on Byhalia Rd.
• Final approval of John Divine Smith 1st Rev. of Lot 7 subdivision of 2 lots on 12.96 acres on Nesbit Rd.
• Approval of $3,104.69 payment to Entergy for temporary power increase
• Award of Bid File #26-300-003 for annual crushed limestone and rip‑rap FY26 to Fullen Dock Warehouse LLC & Mid‑South Opco LLC

The Board approved the September 2025 minutes and adopted an agenda with numerous additions. It unanimously restored the Historic DeSoto Museum budget to $35,000. The Board also authorized the attorney to draft a letter to construction firms and replace the HVAC units at the Agri‑Education Center with multi‑zone units.

• Approved September 2025 Board minutes (unanimous approval by all five supervisors)
• Approved agenda additions and deletions (unanimous approval by all five supervisors)
• Restored Historic DeSoto Museum budget to $35,000 (unanimous approval by all five supervisors)
• Authorized Board Attorney to draft a letter to American Refrigeration and Fulwood Construction and replace both HVAC units with multi‑zone units (unanimous approval by all five supervisors)
• Adopted Tax Collector’s insolvency listing and tax‑sale results as part of the official minutes (unanimous approval by all five supervisors)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will consider a range of items, including a soil and water update, a stormwater awareness proclamation, and a code‑enforcement public hearing. The agenda lists several public hearings on land‑use applications, notably a rezoning request for Magnolia Grove Estates and multiple minor‑lot and subdivision proposals. The meeting also includes consent agenda items, contract approvals, and finance reports.

• Public hearing – Magnolia Grove Estates rezoning (RZNE-000834-2025): 166.98 acres from A‑R to R‑30, east of Bethel Rd and south of College Rd
• Public hearing – Bright Two Lot Minor 6th Revision (SUB-008011-2025): final approval of 3 lots on 12.9 acres on Odom Rd and Tulane Rd
• Public hearing – Cermeno 4 Lot Minor Lot 1st Revision (SUB-008030-2025): final approval of 2 lots on 9.25 acres on Poplar Corner Rd
• Public hearing – Green River Road 1st Revision (SUB-008034-2025): final subdivision of 2 lots on 11.50 acres on Green River Rd
• Contract approval – Facilities Management Proven Pest Termite Treatment Contract for 3 locations (signature required)

The Board approved an agenda that added items on finance, donations, staffing, litigation, property acquisition, and several department requests. The Board adopted a proclamation naming September 22‑26, 2025 as Stormwater Awareness Week and authorized the President to sign it. In a public hearing on litter ordinance violations, the Board granted the property owner at 4525 Starlanding Road additional time to comply and set a follow‑up date of Oct. 20, 2025; it also found the property at 2522 Lavern Road to be in compliance and closed the hearing.

• Approved agenda with added items (finance, donations, staffing, litigation, property acquisition, etc.)
• Adopted Stormwater Awareness Week proclamation (Sept 22‑26 2025)
• Granted 4525 Starlanding Rd owner more time; set Oct 20, 2025 follow‑up (vote: 5‑0 YES)
• Found 2522 Lavern Rd property in compliance; attached photos to minutes (vote: 5‑0 YES)
• Closed the public hearing on litter ordinance violations (vote: 5‑0 YES)

Board of Adjustment

The DeSoto County Board of Adjustment will review four variance applications and one conditional-use request at this meeting. Each variance seeks relief from setback, height, or yard-use rules in the county zoning ordinance. The conditional-use application would allow a regional utility authority to build a sewage treatment facility on Center Hill Road.

• Variance VAR-001894-2025 for James McClain at 11266 Sullivan Rd (side building setback <15 ft)
• Variance VAR-001902-2025 for Jennifer Moore at 9837 Cypress Lodge Cv (fence >3 ft in front yard)
• Variance VAR-001899-2025 for Desoto Life Church at 2211 Getwell Rd (front setback <50 ft)
• Variance VAR-001905-2025 for Steven Markway at 8098 Vale CV (accessory building in front yard)
• Conditional Use CU-001659-2025 for Desoto County Regional Utility Authority (sewage treatment facility on Center Hill Rd)

The Board of Adjustment approved several variances and a conditional use. Variances were granted for James McClain's side building setback, Jennifer Moore's fence height, Desoto Life Church's front setback, and Steven Markway's accessory building. The board also approved a 99‑year conditional use permit for the Desoto County Regional Utility Authority's sewage treatment facility. Minutes from the August 11, 2025 meeting were approved unanimously.

• Approved minutes of August 11, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved variance for James McClain, side building setback 2.9 ft west, 6.2 ft east (3‑1)
• Approved variance for Jennifer Moore, fence taller than 3 ft in front yard (unanimous)
• Approved variance for Desoto Life Church/Whitni Thornhill, front building setback 35 ft (unanimous)
• Approved variance for Steven Markway, accessory building in side yard (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use for Desoto County Regional Utility Authority sewage treatment facility, 99‑year term (motion passed)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will meet to address old business regarding the FY26 budget. The agenda also includes new business concerning contract administration for Murphy & Sons for Johnson Creek Phase II.

• FY26 Budget
• Contract Administration for Murphy & Sons regarding Johnson Creek Phase II

The Board added agenda items for an ambulance request, personnel resignations, and tax levy clarification. It approved a 5% discretionary raise for county employees (4‑1) and moved $2.6 M from the general fund into the 002 fund for a land purchase (5‑0). Additional actions included setting aside $500 K for a firefighter fund, purchasing a new ambulance and donating a used one, approving the Election Commission’s budget request, and authorizing constable expense reimbursements.

• Approved 5% discretionary raise for county employees (4-1)
• Moved $2.6 M from general fund to 002 fund for land purchase (5-0)
• Set aside $500 K from .54 fund to start county firefighter fund (5-0)
• Authorized purchase of a new ambulance and donation of a used ambulance (5-0)
• Approved Election Commission's $6,350 fee increase and related expenses, barred refrigerator purchase (5-0)
• Approved $1,700 for Bobby Holloway and $1,400 for other constables (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will meet on September 2, 2025, to discuss and vote on the FY26 budget, approve interlocal agreements, and hear updates on old business. The meeting includes a public hearing on the FY26 budget, discussions on nuisance-level gatherings and speed deterrents, and final approvals for subdivisions and contracts.

• Public hearing on FY26 budget with tax levy discussion
• Approval of interlocal agreement for Agri-Center with CVB
• Final subdivision approvals for Rowsey Crossing, Robertson 2 Lot, and Byhalia and Old Byhalia Minor Lot
• Award of annual bids for crushed limestone ($26-300-003) and culverts ($26-300-001)
• Request to purchase fire truck for Fire & EMA

The DeSoto County Board approved the August 2025 minutes and agenda changes, adopted the FY25 tax levies, accepted Judge Doug Hollowell’s resignation and his appointment to the Circuit Court, and unanimously appointed Billy Johnson as the new District 1 Justice Court Judge. The Board also authorized the Board Attorney to draft an interlocal agreement with the CVB for concession operations, pending attorney approval and the Board President’s signature. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved August 2025 Board minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda amendments adding Genealogy Building discussion, potential litigation item, rubbish pit update, convention center discussion; deleted opioid settlement grant item (unanimous)
• Approved FY25 tax levies as presented (unanimous)
• Accepted Judge Doug Hollowell’s resignation from Justice Court and his appointment to the Circuit Court (unanimous)
• Appointed Billy Johnson as District 1 Justice Court Judge (unanimous)
• Authorized Bridgforth, Buntin & Emerson to work with CVB on an interlocal agreement, pending attorney approval, and authorized the Board President to sign (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The DeSoto County Planning Commission is meeting to consider final approvals for three minor lot subdivisions. One rezoning application for Legends Lakeside Retreat was withdrawn.

• Bright Two Lot Minor: final approval of 3 lots on 12.9 acres on south side of Odom Rd.
• Cermeno 4 Lot Minor: final approval of 2 lots on 9.25 acres on east side of Poplar Corner Rd.
• St. Theresa Minor Lot: final approval of 10 lots on 20.08 acres on north side of Newell Rd.
• Legends Lakeside Retreat Rezoning (RZNE-000835-2025): Withdrawn

The commission unanimously approved the July 31, 2025 minutes and closed the public hearing for the Legends Lakeside Retreat rezoning after the applicant withdrew. It unanimously approved the Bright Two Lot Minor (6th revision) and the Cermeno 4 Lot Minor (1st revision) with easement waivers. The St. Theresa Minor Lot application was rejected by a 3‑9 vote due to concerns about emergency vehicle access. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Approved July 31, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Closed Legends Lakeside Retreat rezoning hearing after withdrawal (unanimous)
• Approved Bright Two Lot Minor 6th Revision with easement waiver (unanimous)
• Approved Cermeno 4 Lot Minor 1st Revision with easement waiver (unanimous)
• Denied St. Theresa Minor Lot application with easement waiver (3‑9)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review business investment incentives for several companies and hold public hearings on land rezoning and code enforcement. The meeting also includes updates on courthouse renovations and the Landers Center expansion.

• Proposed investment incentives for NFI DBA National Distribution Center LLC ($79,270,513.68) and GXO Logistics Supply Chain, Inc.
• Public hearing for rezoning 166.98 acres at Bethel Rd and College Rd from A-R to R-30
• Public hearing for rezoning 43.3 acres at Malone Rd and Pleasant Hill Rd from A-R to R-20
• Recommendation to award bid package 04 for the Landers Center Expansion
• Sheriff's Office Tek84 annual service agreement increase to $22,450

The Board adopted the agenda with all additions and deletions unanimously. It closed a public hearing on a litter ordinance violation at 2220 Russell Cove and approved tax‑lien orders for three properties (2288 Slocum Road, 4921 Green Pasture Drive, 2065 Jaybird Road) with the President signing the orders. The Board also approved a 10‑year, $79,270,513.68 real and personal property tax abatement for National Distribution Center, LLC and a 2‑year personal‑property exemption of $7,307,243.86 for GXO Logistics, plus a six‑month contract extension for clerk Brenda Mullen.

• Approved agenda with additions and deletions (5‑0)
• Closed public hearing on 2220 Russell Cove litter violation (5‑0)
• Approved $200 tax‑lien order for 2288 Slocum Road (5‑0)
• Approved $550 tax‑lien order for 4921 Green Pasture Drive (5‑0)
• Approved $350 tax‑lien order for 2065 Jaybird Road (5‑0)
• Approved $79,270,513.68 10‑year tax abatement for National Distribution Center (5‑0)
• Approved $7,307,243.86 2‑year personal‑property exemption for GXO Logistics (5‑0)
• Extended Brenda Mullen’s contract for six months and authorized draft (5‑0)

Board of Adjustment

The DeSoto County Board of Adjustment will review four zoning-related applications at this meeting. Three requests seek variances for accessory buildings, mobile home setbacks, and fence heights, while one seeks a conditional use permit for a second mobile home under hardship conditions.

• Variance for accessory building at 4810 Bluff Rd (VAR-001900-2025)
• Variance for mobile home side setback at 5679 Watson-Desoto Rd (VAR-001901-2025)
• Variance for taller fence at 7208 Harrier Dr (VAR-001902-2025)
• Conditional use for second mobile home at 5679 Watson-Desoto Rd (CU-001658-2025)

The Board of Adjustment approved a conditional use allowing a second mobile home on the property at 5679 Watson-Desoto Rd. under hardship conditions. The motion passed unanimously. The Board also approved variances for an accessory building at 4810 Bluff Rd., a taller fence at 7208 Harrier Dr., and a 50‑foot side setback for a mobile home at 5679 Watson-Desoto Rd., all with unanimous votes. Earlier, discussion of the original setback variance was tabled, and the meeting minutes were approved and the session adjourned unanimously.

• Approved conditional use for second mobile home at 5679 Watson-Desoto Rd. (unanimous)
• Approved variance for accessory building at 4810 Bluff Rd. (unanimous)
• Approved variance for fence taller than 3 ft at 7208 Harrier Dr. (unanimous)
• Approved variance for 50‑ft side setback for mobile home at 5679 Watson-Desoto Rd. (unanimous)
• Tabled discussion of variance for side setback less than 100 ft at 5679 Watson-Desoto Rd. (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from July 14, 2025 with correction (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on a zoning ordinance adoption and minor lot revisions, including Walton Park Minor Lot and DeSoto Life Church. They will also hear two code enforcement cases for litter violations. The board will consider a courthouse renovation and late bills for road paving and building repairs.

• Zoning Ordinance Adoption and Minor Lot revisions for Walton Park (Getwell Road) and DeSoto Life Church
• Code enforcement orders to clean at 4525 Starlanding Rd and 2220 Russell Cove
• Courthouse Renovation approval by Department of Archives & History
• Late bill for Starlanding Road paving with Ferrell Paving
• Late bills for Heat Trace & Chiller Piping with OSB

The Board approved the updated Zoning Ordinance, including a change that permits 1.00‑acre lots with public water and sewer in minor‑lot subdivisions of four lots or fewer. The ordinance was adopted by a unanimous 5‑yes vote after a reconsideration. The Board also approved the Walton Park Minor Lot revision for lots 1 and 2, also by a 5‑yes vote. The new ordinance is set to take effect in 45 days, with that motion passing 4‑yes to 1‑out.

• Adopt updated Zoning Ordinance (5‑yes)
• Change ordinance to allow 1.00‑acre lots with water/sewer (5‑yes)
• Set Zoning Ordinance effective in 45 days (4‑yes, 1‑out)
• Approve Walton Park Minor Lot revision (5‑yes)
• Close public hearing for zoning ordinance (5‑yes)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings regarding the 2026 Final Tax Roll and litter ordinance violations at four specific addresses. The body will also consider budget amendments, grant acceptances, and a golf cart ordinance.

• Valuation protests for Andrew Finger and Dorchester 1725 Apartments, LLC
• Litter ordinance violations at 2220 Russell Cv., 2522 Laverne Rd., 2288 Slocum Rd., and 4525 Starlanding Rd.
• Final approval of 16 lots on 53 acres for Winslow Gardens (SUB-008024-2025) on Ingram Mills Rd
• Purchases over $25,000 for Agri-Education Center erosion control and Sheriff's Office radios
• Discussion of a Golf Cart Ordinance

The Board approved the July 2025 minutes and the agenda with all additions and deletions. It opened the public hearing on tax rolls and unanimously upheld the assessor's valuations for Andrew Finger, Dorchester Apartments, Walmart and Sam’s East properties, while denying an appeal by Property Tax Assessment, Inc. The Board also approved the order to finalize the equalization of the 2025 property assessment rolls.

• Approved July 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda with additions and deletions (5‑0)
• Opened public hearing on tax rolls (5‑0)
• Upheld Andrew Finger assessment at $639,328 and denied his appeal (5‑0)
• Upheld Dorchester Apartments assessment at $7,204,034 (5‑0)
• Accepted Walmart and Sam’s East assessed values, with a caveat to review appraisals (5‑0)
• Denied Property Tax Assessment, Inc. appeal due to incomplete application (5‑0)
• Approved order to finalize equalization of 2025 property assessment rolls (5‑0)

Planning Commission

The DeSoto County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four rezoning applications. The body will also consider one preliminary and three final subdivision approvals for residential developments.

• Rezoning of 166.98 acres at Center Hill Rd and Hwy 78 from A-R to R-30 (Magnolia Grove Estates)
• Rezoning of 19.22 acres at Malone Rd and Pleasant Hill Rd from A-R to PUD (Legends Lakeside Retreat)
• Rezoning of 43.3 acres at Malone Rd and Pleasant Hill Rd from A-R to R-20 (Bakersfield West Sec H)
• Rezoning of 3.35 acres at Craft Rd and Bethel Rd from A-R to C-4 (Allison Neighborhood)
• Final subdivision approval for 36 lots at Malone Rd (Bakersfield West Section G), 21 lots at Smith Road (Hawks Landing), and 32 lots at Vaiden Road (Crosswinds Ph. 4)

The commission voted 11‑1 to deny the Magnolia Grove Estates rezoning from A‑R to R‑30. It unanimously tabled the Legends Lakeside Retreat rezoning request. It also unanimously approved the Bakersfield West Sec H rezoning and three final subdivision applications.

• Denied Magnolia Grove Estates rezoning (166.98 acres A‑R to R‑30) – vote 11‑1
• Tabled Legends Lakeside Retreat rezoning (19.22 acres A‑R to PUD) – unanimous
• Approved Bakersfield West Sec H rezoning (43.3 acres A‑R to R‑20) – unanimous
• Approved withdrawal of Allison Neighborhood rezoning (3.35 acres A‑R to C‑4) – unanimous
• Approved final subdivision of Bakersfield West Section G (36 lots on 21.96 acres) – unanimous
• Approved final subdivision of Hawks Landing (21 lots on 53.84 acres) – unanimous
• Approved final subdivision of Crosswinds Phase 4 (32 lots on 24.34 acres) – unanimous

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will discuss facility updates, including the Agri-Education Center and courthouse renovations. The board is deciding on several business investment incentives and reviewing litter ordinance violations for four properties. A public hearing is scheduled for a 108-acre rezoning request.

• Public hearing for rezoning 108 acres for Center Hill Water Reclamation Facility
• Investment incentives for Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation and International Paper Company
• Purchases over $25,000 for a Dell Poweredge R750 Server, tax notifications, and a sewer robot
• Litter ordinance violation postings for 2220 Russell Cv, 2522 Laverne Rd, 2288 Slocum Rd, and 4525 Starlanding Rd
• Recommendation to award Landers Center Expansion BP-03

The Board unanimously approved agenda additions, a $500 donation to FCA/FCS and a $1,000 donation to the Honor Our Troops Golf Classic, authorized the President to sign Substantial Completion documents, approved adding up to 4,000 cubic yards of dirt from contingency, and approved the specifications and advertising for bids on the Courthouse Renovations.

• Approved agenda additions (5-0)
• Authorized $500 donation to FCA/FCS (5-0)
• Authorized $1,000 donation to Honor Our Troops Golf Classic (5-0)
• Authorized Board President to sign Substantial Completion documents (5-0)
• Approved adding up to 4,000 cubic yards of dirt from contingency (5-0)
• Approved specs and advertising for bids on Courthouse Renovations (5-0)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider four variance applications for building setbacks and fences. The board will also review two conditional use applications, including a request to expand a gravel mine.

• Variance for accessory building at 3025 Old Pigeon Roost Rd.
• Variance for accessory building at 8750 Thunderbird Dr. E.
• Variance for fence height at 13750 Landry Ln.
• Variance for front building setback at 3634 Kreunen St.
• Conditional use for gravel mine expansion at Highway 51 S and south of Ranch Rd.

The Board of Adjustment approved variances for accessory buildings at 3025 Old Pigeon Roost Rd. and 8750 Thunderbird Dr. E., and a fence variance at 13750 Landry Ln., all by unanimous vote. It denied a setback variance for 3634 Kreunen St. by a 3‑0 vote. The board also removed a pending variance application for 8705 Hwy 61, approved a conditional use for a mobile home at 2839 Grass Pond Rd., and approved an expansion of a gravel mine on three parcels along Highway 51 S., each by unanimous vote.

• Approved variance for Bill Richards (front yard accessory building) – unanimous
• Approved variance for John Albright (side yard accessory building) – unanimous
• Approved variance for Francisco Martinez (front yard fence taller than 3 ft) – unanimous
• Denied variance for Nick Kreunen (front building setback less than 30 ft) – 3‑0
• Removed Rhonda West variance application from agenda – unanimous
• Approved conditional use for Zania Mays mobile home on less than three acres – unanimous
• Approved conditional use to expand gravel mine on parcels #4081020000001200, #40810200000001500, #4081020000001400 until June 10 2044 – unanimous
• Approved minutes from May 12 2025 with correction – unanimous

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss scheduling a public hearing for a Zoning Ordinance. The agenda also includes a planning report regarding Amvelside School of Hernando.

• Discussion about setting public hearing for Zoning Ordinance
• Planning report regarding Amvelside School of Hernando

The Board approved adding the Horn Lake Creek Interceptor Sewer District appointee to the agenda. It scheduled a public hearing for the updated Zoning Ordinance on August 11, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. The Board authorized Bridgforth, Buntin & Emerson to appraise the CPS building and waived the sprinkler requirement for the Ambelside School cottage program. The meeting was recessed until July 21, 2025.

• Added Horn Lake Creek Interceptor Sewer District appointee to agenda (5-0)
• Set public hearing for updating Zoning Ordinance on Aug 11, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. (5-0)
• Authorized Bridgforth, Buntin & Emerson to appraise CPS building (5-0)
• Waived sprinkler system requirement for Ambelside School cottage school (5-0)
• Scheduled Fire/EMA Committee meeting for July 17, 2025 (agreed)
• Scheduled Building Code Committee meeting for July 17, 2025 (agreed)
• Recessed Board meeting until July 21, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review real and personal property tax rolls and discuss budget amendments and rebidding for the DeSoto County Crisis Center. The meeting includes a public hearing on a 53-acre rezoning request and several final subdivision approvals.

• Public hearing for rezoning 53 acres to Agriculture on Ingram Mills Rd (RZNE-000833-2025)
• Request to reject bid and rebid for the DeSoto County Crisis Center (Bid File #25-151-004)
• Quarterly allocations including $10,834,794.00 for the Sheriff’s Office
• Business investment incentives for OSB Enterprises, LLC ($7,403,707.00) and DMC Power, LLC ($2,986,213.00)
• Request for additional funds for the August 05, 2025 Election

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the June 2025 meeting minutes. They approved the agenda with the listed additions and deletions. They approved adding the NRPA Certified Playground Safety Inspector presentation to the official minutes. They accepted Michael Hatcher’s resignation from the County Vision Board.

• Approved June 2025 Board minutes (5-0)
• Approved agenda with additions and deletions (5-0)
• Approved adding Nathan Staten playground safety presentation to minutes (5-0)
• Approved acceptance of Michael Hatcher resignation from CVB (5-0)

Planning Commission

The DeSoto County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for Magnolia Grove Estates. The body will also review preliminary and final subdivision applications for residential developments.

• Rezoning of 166.98 acres from A-R to R-30 at Center Hill Rd and Hwy 78 (RZNE-000834-2025)
• Preliminary subdivision approval for 132 lots at Center Hill Rd and Hwy 78 (SUB-008008-2025)
• Final subdivision approval for 36 lots on 21.96 acres at Malone Rd and Pleasant Hill (SUB-008014-2025)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review personal property tax incentives for several companies and hold public hearings on two rezoning requests. The meeting also includes discussions on budget amendments, emergency storm purchases, and subdivision approvals.

• Business incentives for Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation at three Olive Branch locations and Future Electronics Distribution and International Paper Company
• Public hearing for rezoning 108 acres for Center Hill Water Reclamation Facility and 53 acres for Winslow Gardens
• Bid award for roof replacement at 311 W South Street Juvenile Detention Building
• Authorization for Landers Center Expansion Bid Package 04 for civil and site work
• Request for a full-time prosecutor for the Justice Court

The Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda with all requested additions. A motion to approve Change Order #3, adding isolation valves to each building for the chiller project at a cost of $6,886.80, passed with a 4‑1 vote. A motion to approve Change Order #4 for relocating a valve pit was made, but the vote outcome was not recorded in the minutes.

• Agenda approved with additions (5-0)
• Change Order #3 approved $6,886.80 (4-1)
• Motion to approve Change Order #4 presented (outcome not recorded)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss business investment incentives, road project updates, and budget amendments. The meeting includes a presentation from the Small Business Administration Office of Disaster Recovery and an annual jail inspection.

• Investment incentive for Simflo, LLC at 8500 Aaron Lane totaling $3,638,979.00
• Contract documents for Agri Education Center Multi Use Trail Segment Three and Highway 51 Access Road
• Purchase of a vehicle for Sheriff's Office CID exceeding $25,000
• Request to void tax sale by the Tax Collector
• Emergency contractor appointment for Michael’s Tree Service

The Board approved the May 2025 meeting minutes with a unanimous 5‑yes vote. It also approved the agenda, including several additions and deletions, by the same unanimous vote. Supervisors directed the jail’s Mrs. Ford to contact Hobart to fulfill the contract for repairing the freezer unit.

• Approved May 2025 minutes (5‑yes vote)
• Approved agenda with additions and deletions (5‑yes vote)
• Directed Mrs. Ford to contact Hobart to repair jail freezer (no vote recorded)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two rezoning applications and review several subdivision requests. These items include changes to land use designations and the approval of new residential lot layouts.

• Rezoning 108 acres from A-R to A for Center Hill Water Reclamation Facility (east of Center Hill Rd and north of Hwy 78)
• Rezoning 53 acres to A (Agriculture) for Winslow Gardens (south of Ingram Mills Rd and west of Red Banks Rd)
• Preliminary subdivision approval for 14 lots and 1 COS at Enchanted Place Subdivision on Wheeler Rd
• Final subdivision approval for 31 lots and 2 COS at Ranch Meadows PUD Phase 7 Section I on Desoto Rd
• Final approval for 3 lots on Wheeler Rd (Farris 3 Lot) and 3 lots on Vaiden Rd (Fowler Minor Lot)

The commission voted 10‑3 to approve the rezoning of the 108‑acre Center Hill Water Reclamation Facility from A‑R to A. It also unanimously approved the Winslow Gardens rezoning, two minor‑lot applications, a preliminary subdivision and a final subdivision. All motions were passed with unanimous votes except the Center Hill rezoning.

• Approved Center Hill Water Reclamation Facility rezoning (10-3)
• Approved Winslow Gardens rezoning (unanimous)
• Approved Farris 3 Lot minor lot application (unanimous)
• Approved Fowler Minor Lot application (unanimous)
• Approved Enchanted Place preliminary subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved Ranch Meadows PUD Phase 7 final subdivision (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review personal and real property investment incentives for several companies and discuss the Landers Center expansion. The meeting also includes a public hearing on two rezoning amendments and various subdivision approvals.

• Investment incentives for OSB Enterprises ($7,403,707.726), DMC Power LLC ($2,986,213.00), Tegra Medical ($1,178,104.27), and EPE Industries USA Inc. ($611,466.41.00)
• Approval to bid the structural foundation and steel package for the Landers Center Expansion
• Public hearing for rezoning of 0.54 acres at Hwy 305 and Stewart Rd, and 0.167 acres at Jaybird Rd and Thousand Oaks Rd
• Purchase of a Ram 2500 and John Deere 509E tractor for the Agri-Ed Center, both over $25,000
• Request from Waste Pro to close the Sandidge Road rubbish pit on May 26, 2025

The DeSoto County Board approved the agenda with five affirmative votes. It authorized a $30,000 change order for Agri‑Ed Center drainage, renewed county property insurance with Travelers, and approved personal‑property tax abatements for Tegra Medical, EPE Industries, and DMC Power. The DMC Power abatement, the largest at $2,986,213, was adopted.

• Approved agenda with additions/deletions (5‑0 YES)
• Approved hiring of Harry Babb (Native Roots) for courthouse landscaping (5‑0 YES)
• Approved $30,000 drainage change order for Agri‑Ed Center (4‑1 YES)
• Renewed county property insurance with Travelers (5‑0 YES)
• Approved $1,178,104.27 5‑year tax abatement for Tegra Medical (5‑0 YES)
• Approved $611,466.41 4‑year tax abatement for EPE Industries (5‑0 YES)
• Approved $2,986,213.00 5‑year tax abatement for DMC Power (vote tally not recorded, motion passed)
• Scheduled Facilities Committee meeting for May 28 at 11 a.m. (decision noted)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss business investment incentives for several companies and approve bidding for the Landers Center expansion. The meeting also includes a public hearing on two rezoning amendments and various subdivision approvals.

• Investment incentives for OSB Enterprises, LLC ($7,403,707.726), DMC Power LLC ($2,986,213.00), Tegra Medical, LLC ($1,178,104.27), and EPE Industries USA Inc. ($611,466.41.00)
• Approval to bid structural foundation and steel package for Landers Center Expansion
• Public hearing for rezoning of The Orchard (0.54 acres) and Steven Farms (0.167 acres)
• Purchase of a Ram 2500 and John Deere 509E tractor for the Agri-Ed Center, both over $25,000
• Request to close the DeSoto County Rubbish Pit on Sandidge Road for Memorial Day

The Board approved the Proclamation of Local Emergency for the May 18 storms, authorizing the President to sign a Letter of Support for the Star Landing Interchange on I‑55, and approved the monthly claims docket. All three motions passed unanimously with one supervisor absent.

• Ratified Proclamation of Local Emergency (4-0, 1 absent)
• Authorized Board President to sign Letter of Support for Star Landing Interchange on I‑55 (4-0, 1 absent)
• Approved Claims Docket as printed (4-0, 1 absent)

Board of Adjustment

The DeSoto County Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on nine zoning-related applications. Eight are variance requests involving mobile home age, building setbacks, fence heights, and accessory structures. One is a conditional use application to allow gas pumps at a convenience store on Highway 301.

• Conditional use by Samed Khdair for gas pumps at a convenience store at Hwy 301 & 302 (Parcel # 1097250200000200, zoned C-1)
• Variance by Rhonda West for a mobile home older than 10 years at 8705 Hwy 61 (Parcel # 1095220000000200, District 3)
• Variance by Dreamhome Construction for an accessory building in the front yard at 279 Love Rd. (Parcel # 4073070100000100, District 5)
• Variance by Edward Polk for a fence taller than 3 ft. on a corner lot at 13808 Landry Ln. (Parcel # 2053080000000100, District 1)
• Variance by Skylake Construction for front setback less than 30 ft. on a corner lot at 1335 Creekside Ln. (District 5)

The Board of Adjustment unanimously approved the minutes from April 14, 2025. It tabled Rhonda West's variance for a mobile home (3‑0 vote) and approved variances for Dream Home Construction, Mark Kelso, Edward Polk, and Clint Hall by unanimous votes. The board also approved Skylake Construction's front‑setback variance (3‑1 vote). All decisions were recorded as motions and votes at the May 12, 2025 meeting.

• Approved minutes from April 14, 2025 (unanimous)
• Tabled Rhonda West mobile‑home variance (3‑0)
• Approved Dream Home Construction accessory‑building variance (unanimous)
• Approved Mark Kelso rear‑setback variance (unanimous)
• Approved Edward Polk fence‑height variance (unanimous)
• Approved Clint Hall front and side‑setback variance (unanimous)
• Approved Skylake Construction front‑setback variance (3‑1)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing for the Bridgetown Fire Protection District and consider several construction and equipment bids. The meeting includes budget amendments and approvals for road and facility improvements.

• Public hearing for Bridgetown Fire Protection District
• Purchases over $25,000 for Horn Lake Library flooring and Southaven Health Department roof
• Bids for single axle and tandem axle dump trucks for the Road Department
• EOC Update Change Order #001 for a $9,393.00 credit
• Subdivision applications for Webb (Douglas Rd), Ewing (Payne Lane), and Holyfield (Wheeler Rd)

The Board approved the April 2025 meeting minutes and added numerous agenda items, including new projects and litigation updates. Supervisors voted to expand the Bridgetown Fire Protection District and to adopt the related boundary redefinition order. The Board also approved the assessment and collection agreement for Tanger Mall and authorized specifications for the new Crisis Center to be bid out.

• Approved April 2025 Board minutes (5-0)
• Approved agenda additions and deletions covering new projects, litigation updates, and policy items (5-0)
• Approved expansion of the Bridgetown Fire Protection District (5-0)
• Approved order redefining Lewisburg and Bridgetown fire district boundaries (5-0)
• Approved assessment and collection agreement with Tanger Mall (5-0)
• Approved specifications for the Crisis Center and authorized UrbanARCH to solicit bids (5-0)

Planning Commission

The DeSoto County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on three rezoning applications, including a 108-acre site for the Center Hill Water Reclamation Facility. The board will also consider preliminary approval for The Preserve subdivision (20 lots) and final approvals for four subdivisions and one minor lot. All items are up for decision or discussion at the May 1, 2025 meeting.

• The Orchard Rezoning Amendment – 0.54 acres from A-R Overlay to A-R, east side of Hwy 305 north of Stewart Rd
• Steven Farms Rezoning Amendment – 0.167 acres from PUD to A, east side of Jaybird Rd north of Thousand Oaks Rd
• Center Hill Water Reclamation Facility Rezoning – 108.00 acres from A-R to A, east side of Center Hill Rd north of Hwy 78
• The Preserve – preliminary subdivision of 20 lots on 55.79 acres, west side of Tulane Rd north of W. Commerce
• The Reserve at Camp Creek, Phase 4 – final subdivision of 18 lots on 10.12 acres, east side of Laughter Rd south of Byhalia Rd

The Planning Commission approved the minutes from January 30, 2025 and opened a public hearing. It unanimously approved the Orchard and Steven Farms rezoning amendments. The commission voted to table the Center Hill Water Reclamation Facility rezoning application until the May 29, 2025 meeting, directing staff to redo public notices. A motion to close the public hearing was also adopted.

• Approved minutes from Jan. 30, 2025 (unanimous)
• Opened public hearing (unanimous)
• Approved Orchard Rezoning Amendment (unanimous)
• Approved Steven Farms Rezoning Amendment (unanimous)
• Motion to table Center Hill Water Reclamation Facility rezoning until May 29, 2025 (made by Lawhon, seconded by Cowan)
• Motion to close public hearing (made by Denton, seconded by Ferguson)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on an appeal of a Board of Adjustment decision concerning a conditional use for gas pumps at a convenience store. The board will also consider a consent agenda covering monthly claims, reports, and routine renewals. New business includes budget amendments across multiple funds, vehicle purchases for the Road Department, and approval of a new logo for the Agri-Ed Center. Several subdivision plats, including the 55-lot Williams Ridge Phase IV, are up for final approval.

• Public hearing on appeal of conditional use (CU-001652-2025) for gas pumps at convenience store on Hwy 305 north of Byhalia Rd, parcel #2068330000001202 (District 5)
• Budget amendments covering Sheriff's Office, Animal Shelter, Finance, Courts, Agri Center, Road Management, and multiple capital projects
• Recommendation to award purchase of up to three single axle limb trucks and one or more mini excavators for the Road Department
• Final subdivision approval for Williams Ridge Phase IV: 55 lots and 6 common open space on 20.22 acres near Starlanding Rd and Piper Cove (District 5)
• Request to approve new logo design for the DeSoto County Agri-Ed Center

The Board approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda unanimously. It accepted the low bid of $948,493.08 from Talbot Brothers Contracting to construct Agri‑Ed Center Multi‑Use Trail Segment Three and authorized the President to sign the award documents. The Board also voted to fund the McIngvale Extension project from ending cash, partner with the City of Hernando, and authorize the Board Attorney to draft a memorandum of understanding.

• Approved meeting agenda with additions (5‑0 vote)
• Approved consent agenda, including ATMOS Utility Relocation Agreement (5‑0 vote)
• Accepted low bid and awarded Agri‑Ed Center Trail Segment Three to Talbot Brothers Contracting for $948,493.08 (5‑0 vote)
• Authorized funding for McIngvale Extension from ending cash, partnership with City of Hernando, and MOU preparation by Board Attorney (5‑0 vote)

Board of Adjustment

The DeSoto County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on April 14, 2025, to consider four variance applications and one conditional use application. The variances involve fence height, accessory building setbacks, and accessory building size at residential properties. The conditional use request seeks to expand an approved private club for use as a special events venue.

• Blair Poe requests variance for a fence taller than 3 ft. in front yard at 1845 Mattaha Dr. (Parcel #3093070400026000, zoned A-R)
• Michael Young requests variance for an accessory building in side yard with reduced setback at 3866 Mitchells Corner Rd. E. (Parcel #2065151100001600, zoned R-30)
• Jazmine Jones requests variance for a fence taller than 3 ft. in front yard at 6111 Daffodil Ln. (Parcel #1097360900001200, zoned PUD)
• Robert Bynum Jr. requests variance for an accessory building larger than 75% of primary structure at 200 Louise Rd. (Parcel #3053050000000402, zoned A)
• Zack Sims requests expansion of conditional use for a private club as a special events venue at 265 Red Banks Road N (Parcel #2059310300000900, zoned A)

The Board of Adjustment approved four variance applications and one conditional‑use expansion, all by unanimous vote. It also tabled one variance request. The minutes from the March 10, 2025 meeting were approved unanimously.

• Approved variance for Blair Poe (fence taller than 3 ft) – unanimous
• Approved variance for Michael Young (accessory building, 5 ft setback) – unanimous
• Tabled variance for Jazmine Jones (fence taller than 3 ft) – unanimous
• Approved variance for Robert Bynum Jr. (accessory building >75% of primary) – unanimous
• Approved conditional‑use expansion for Zack Sims (private club venue) – unanimous
• Approved March 10, 2025 minutes – unanimous

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors meets April 7, 2025, to vote on a consent agenda including quarterly budget allocations totaling over $11.6 million, with the Sheriff's Office receiving $10.75 million. Key proposed actions include starting the creation of a new Bridgetown Fire Graded District, approving a 5-year personal property tax incentive for Teleflex LLC worth $2,068,252, and discussing paid parental leave. The board will also hear updates on several road projects and consider planning items including a food truck ordinance.

• Quarterly budget allocations: Sheriff's Office $10,750,894; total $11,686,078.75
• Teleflex LLC 5-year personal property tax incentive — $2,068,252 at 11245 N. Distribution Cove, Olive Branch
• Request to start creation of new Bridgetown Fire Graded District and set public hearing
• Proposal for DeSoto County Paid Parental Leave policy
• Recommendation to award bid for Johnson Creek Greenway Phase II

The Board adopted the March 2025 minutes and approved the revised agenda. It voted to relocate three District 2 precincts to Rejoice Church, Pathway Church, and St Paul Missionary Baptist Church. The Board also moved $200,000 into the crisis‑center project fund, approved the UrbanARCH contract, and authorized a geo‑tech report for the site.

• Approved March 2025 minutes (5-0)
• Approved agenda with additions and deletions (5-0)
• Approved District 2 polling relocation to new church sites (5-0)
• Approved $200,000 transfer to project fund and UrbanARCH contract (4-0, 1 absent)
• Approved obtaining geo‑tech report for crisis‑center location (4-0, 1 absent)

Planning Commission

The agenda is primarily procedural boilerplate. It lists general categories for discussion, including rezoning and final subdivisions, but contains no specific project details or case numbers.

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors meets March 17, 2025, with a full agenda including interviews for a safe room architect, procurement decisions for multiple road department vehicles, and budget amendments. The board will hear updates on road widening projects and approve minor subdivisions. Several consent agenda items cover routine financial and administrative reports.

• Interviews for Safe Room Architect: Allan & Hoshall, Unabridged Architect + Archimania, and Shafer, Zahner & Zahner at 2:00, 2:30, and 3:00 p.m.
• Authorizing advertisements for bids: single axle limb truck (File #25-300-008), single axle dump truck with snow plow (File #25-300-009), mini excavators (File #25-300-011), and tandem axle dump truck (File #25-300-012)
• Budget amendments including $57,000 for Cockrum Schoolhouse Renovation and other fund transfers across multiple departments
• Request to apply for Hazard Mitigation Grant (75/25 match) for emergency backup generator at Agri-Ed Center
• Planning consent: final subdivision of 7 lots on Green River Road (applicant: Lifestyle Homes) and two other minor lot subdivisions

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors approved a $485,829 sole-source purchase of six Stryker cardiac monitors/defibrillators for EMS, citing no competitive alternatives. The board also approved a $61,819.50 purchase of six Dell servers, a $7,085 emergency guardrail repair, and a $10,348.80 wetland mitigation credit agreement for the Commerce Road Extension project. A new Grant Administration position was approved with a 4-1 vote, with Supervisor Medlin dissenting.

• Approved $485,829 sole-source purchase of six Stryker cardiac monitors for EMS (5-0)
• Approved $61,819.50 purchase of six Dell PowerEdge R750 servers from Stallard Technologies (5-0)
• Approved $7,085 emergency guardrail repair from Tri State Guardrail & Sign Co. (5-0)
• Approved $10,348.80 wetland mitigation credit agreement with Envirohunt/Deer Creek Mitigation Bank (5-0)
• Approved new Grant Administration position (4-1, Medlin no)
• Approved $2,088.74 change order for Agri-Ed Center gate (5-0)
• Approved Rubbish Pit Property Line Waiver with Funderburk family (5-0)
• Tabled Green River Road Minor Lot subdivision until April 7, 2025 (5-0)

Board of Adjustment

The DeSoto County Board of Adjustment will consider a variance for a mobile home side setback and two conditional use applications: one for a private club or lodge and another for gas pumps at a convenience store. All three are new business items requiring approval under the county zoning ordinance.

• Variance by Houston Magee to allow side building setback less than 100' for a mobile home at 1320 Jason Way (parcel 2058280200000400, zoned A)
• Conditional Use by Courtlyn Harris for a Private Club or Lodge on Pratt Rd. west of Hwy 301 S (parcel 409305000000101, zoned A)
• Conditional Use by Mohammed Ali Alnami for gas pumps at a convenience store on Hwy 305 north of Byhalia (parcel 2068330000001202, zoned C-1)

The DeSoto County Board of Adjustment approved a variance for a mobile home setback and a conditional use for an event venue, but denied a request for gas pumps at a convenience store. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved variance for Houston Magee to allow 50' side setback for mobile home at 1320 Jason Way (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use for Courtlyn Harris to operate a Private Club/Lodge (event venue) at 10463 Pratt Rd for 5 years until 3/10/2030, with conditions including monitored fire alarm, exit lights, emergency lights, and fire extinguishers (unanimous)
• Denied conditional use for Mohammed Ali Alnami to add gas pumps at a convenience store on Hwy 305 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of January 13, 2025 meeting (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss business investment incentives for Teleflex and review various infrastructure project updates. The meeting includes voting on budget amendments, grant applications, and several land subdivision requests.

• Investment incentive for Teleflex at 11245 N. Distribution Cove: $2,068,252.00
• Bids for annual fuel and gasoline and slurry, micro and scrub seal
• Subdivision of 2 lots on Baldwin Rd. N and 7 lots on Green River Rd
• Purchases over $25,000 for Sheriff's Office radios and IT Pure Storage
• Approval of the 2025 4 Year Road Plan

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors approved the Landers Center expansion design as presented and authorized advertising for bids on parts 1 and 2. The board also approved a 5-year personal property tax abatement for Teleflex, accepted a $487,218.35 excess earnings check from Circuit Court, and approved multiple contracts and purchases including a $316,609.64 AV installation for the Agri-Ed Center. Several items were tabled or removed from the agenda, and the board entered executive session before recessing to March 17, 2025.

• Approved Landers Center expansion design and bid advertisement (5-0)
• Approved 5-year Teleflex personal property tax abatement of $2,068,252 (5-0)
• Accepted $487,218.35 Circuit Court excess earnings check (4-0, Gardner absent)
• Approved $66,976 contract to digitize criminal records (4-0, Gardner absent)
• Approved $316,609.64 Agri-Ed Center AV installation award to Academic Technologies (5-0)
• Approved $82,440.50 purchase of 20 Motorola radios for Sheriff's Office (5-0)
• Approved $187,301.04 Pure Storage purchase for IT (5-0)
• Tabled Green River Road minor lot subdivision until March 17 meeting (4-0, Gardner absent)

Planning Commission

The agenda lists standard procedural items such as approval of minutes, call to order, and roll call, but contains no specific details on any rezoning, subdivision, or other actionable matters. All agenda items appear to be boilerplate, with no concrete proposals or decisions described.

• No specific items with details were provided in the agenda

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will act on multiple items including final approval of two residential subdivisions (21 lots and 51 lots), a public hearing on an appeal of a conditional use for a philanthropic institution, and several business investment incentives. Consent agenda items include Freeport warehouse exemptions for three companies and two personal property tax exemptions for Materia Group Corp. totaling $3,900,468. The board will also hear discussion-only items on a solar farm and a bond issuance report.

• Final subdivision of 51 lots and 2 common open spaces at Longbranch Subd Ph 2 (west of Hwy 301, north of Nail Rd)
• Final subdivision of 21 lots at The Neighborhood at Pebble Ridge (east side of Red Banks Road, north of Lee Road)
• Public hearing on appeal by Ann Lunceford/Precious In Pink Ministries of a Board of Adjustments decision regarding a conditional use for a philanthropic institution at W. Commerce and Scott Rd
• Business investment incentives: MOU with Macek Consulting DBA Dollar Fulfillment and MOU with Morris & Dickson
• Materia Group Corp. personal property exemptions: $1,347,493 (5 years) and $2,552,975 (3 years) at 8465 Frontage Rd, Olive Branch

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors approved an appeal by Ann Lunceford/Precious in Pink Ministries for a conditional use permit to operate a philanthropic institution at 1457 West Commerce, allowing up to 6 residents plus staff for one year. The approval includes conditions requiring agreed-upon house rules with neighbors, an email communication chain, and a planning staff site visit within 6 months. The board also approved multiple contracts, including a $12,500 design contract for the Administration Building vestibule and MOUs with Macek Consulting and Morris & Dickson.

• Approved conditional use for Precious in Pink Ministries (6 residents + staff, 1 year) (5-0)
• Approved $12,500 contract with UrbanARCH for Administration Building vestibule design (5-0)
• Approved MOU with Macek Consulting LLC – DBA/Dollar Fulfillment (5-0)
• Approved MOU with Morris & Dickson (5-0)
• Tabled Veterans Memorial discussion until March 3, 2025 (5-0)
• Approved bid for Landers Center Expansion site electrical, HVAC, chiller plant, concrete and steel (5-0)
• Approved Entergy Utility Relocation Agreement for Commerce Street Extension ($140,214.94 total) (5-0)
• Approved $83,191.66 tractor and equipment purchase for Agri-Ed Center (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will hold a regular meeting on February 3, 2025, to decide on business investment incentives including a memorandum of understanding with Macek Consulting LLC (Dollar Fulfillment) for a new enterprise and a Freeport warehouse exemption transfer for MTankCo Supply LLC. The board will also receive updates on the Agri Ed Center project, covering change orders, naming, AV equipment, generators, and other improvements. Numerous consent agenda items include road department reports, procurement approvals over $25,000, and budget amendments for various county funds.

• Business Investment Incentives: MOU with Macek Consulting LLC DBA Dollar Fulfillment for new enterprise, and Freeport warehouse exemption transfer for MTankCo Supply LLC
• Agri Ed Center update: change orders, naming of facility, AV equipment, generators, kitchen, parking, and drainage improvements
• Procurement over $25,000: two gooseneck trailers for Road Department and ammunition for Sheriff's Office
• Budget amendments for MS TraumaCare System, property/liability insurance, capital project fund, and other accounts
• Consent agenda includes road register updates for Emery Hills and Hidden Grove subdivisions, and appointment of check signer for Sheriff's Office

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors approved a $38.5 million bond sale and authorized the Board President to accept pricing recommendations. The Board also voted to increase the daily inmate housing fee charged to cities by $5 per year over the next three years, starting October 1, 2025. Several contracts and purchases were approved, including a $19,706.55 change order for the Juvenile Detention Center heat trace project and a $92,340 guardrail bid.

• Approved $38.5M bond sale, authorized Board President to accept pricing (5-0)
• Approved $5/year increase in inmate housing fee over 3 years starting Oct 1, 2025 (3-2)
• Approved $19,706.55 change order for Juvenile Detention Center heat trace project (5-0)
• Approved $92,340 guardrail bid to Tri-State Guardrail & Sign Co. (5-0)
• Approved $59,400 purchase of two gooseneck trailers from Trailer Empire (5-0)
• Approved $29,920 purchase of 40,000 rounds of ammunition from Gulf States Distributors (5-0)
• Approved $12,243.75 in change orders for Agri-Ed Center (5-0)
• Approved $10,000 contract with Urban Arch to study Election Commission office space (5-0)

Planning Commission

The DeSoto County Planning Commission will vote on a final subdivision application for The Neighborhood at Pebble Ridge, a 21-lot residential development on 60.8 acres. The application (file #7563) is located east of Red Banks Road and north of Lee Road, zoned A (District 1). Commissioners will also approve the minutes from the January 9 meeting.

• Final subdivision for The Neighborhood at Pebble Ridge: 21 lots on 60.8 acres, parcel #3095150000000100, applicant EBI, LLC

The DeSoto County Planning Commission unanimously approved the final subdivision of The Neighborhood at Pebble Ridge (21 lots on 60.8 acres) and Longbranch Subdivision Phase 2 (51 lots and 2 common open spaces on 19.24 acres). The minutes from January 9, 2025, were also approved unanimously. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved final subdivision of The Neighborhood at Pebble Ridge, 21 lots on 60.8 acres (unanimous)
• Approved final subdivision of Longbranch Subdivision Phase 2, 51 lots and 2 COS on 19.24 acres (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of January 9, 2025 (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will consider business investment incentives totaling $7,539,446.89 for expansions by Materia Group Corp. and a new facility by Simflo, LLC. They will also hear rezoning and subdivision requests, including a 67-lot preliminary plat for Baldwin Farms. Consent agenda items include monthly reports, health claims, and various routine approvals.

• Materia Group Corp. 5-year personal property expansion incentive: $1,347,492.58
• Materia Group Corp. 3-year personal property expansion incentive: $2,552,975.31
• Simflo, LLC 10-year real and personal property incentive: $3,638,979.00 ($3M real, $638,979 personal)
• Rezoning sunset clause renewal and preliminary approval for Baldwin Farms (67 lots on 183.12 acres)
• New Business includes bid award for sheriff's vehicle equipment and roof replacements over $25,000

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors approved business investment incentives for Materia Group Corp. (Material Bank) and Simflo, LLC, including personal and real property tax exemptions. The board also approved several construction contracts, including the Starlanding Road widening and the Emergency Operations Center, and tabled a discussion on inmate housing reimbursement until February 3, 2025. All votes were 3-0 with two supervisors absent, except for the Love Fire Department generator purchase which passed 5-0.

• Approved Materia Group Corp. 5-year personal property expansion incentive ($1,347,492.58) and 3-year expansion ($2,552,975.31) (3-0)
• Approved Simflo, LLC 10-year new personal property ($3,000,000) and real property ($638,979) exemption (3-0)
• Approved Task Order No. 61 for Agri-Ed Center Multi-Use Trail Segment Three CE&I contract (3-0)
• Approved Section 902 Contract, Performance and Payment Bond for Starlanding Road Widening Segment Two (3-0)
• Tabled Inmate Housing Reimbursement discussion until February 3, 2025 (3-0)
• Authorized Board Attorney to review Notice to Proceed for Emergency Operations Center for February 10, 2025 (3-0)
• Approved CSpire Contract Amendment #2 correcting scrivener's error, increasing county participation by $273,000 (3-0)
• Approved $33,444.00 contract with Keiffner Construction for Admin building balcony roof replacement (3-0)

Board of Adjustment

The DeSoto County Board of Adjustment will meet to vote on two variance requests, one conditional use application, and a review of a previous conditional use. The board will also elect officers for the upcoming term. All items are open for public comment.

• Variance by Leonardo Gutierrez for an accessory building larger than the primary structure at 8840 Downey Ln. (Parcel #20998340200003000)
• Variance by Jennifer Moore for a fence in the front yard of a corner lot at 3279 Abelia Ave. (Parcel #30752108000053000)
• Conditional use by Ann Lunceford for a philanthropic institution on W. Commerce near Scott Rd. (Parcel #308614000000090)
• Review of conditional use for a dog kennel at 1785 Sunset Farms Cv
• Election of officers for the Board of Adjustment

The DeSoto County Board of Adjustment denied Ann Lunceford's application for a conditional use to operate a philanthropic institution at her home, after hearing neighbor concerns. The board also approved two variances and took no action on a kennel review. Officers for 2025 were elected.

• Approved variance for accessory building larger than primary structure at 8840 Downey Ln. (unanimous)
• Approved variance for front-yard fence on corner lot at 3279 Abelia Ave. (unanimous)
• Denied conditional use for philanthropic institution at W. Commerce/Scott Rd. (unanimous)
• Took no action on conditional use review for dog kennel at 1785 Sunset Farms Cv (unanimous)
• Elected Eric Boling as Chair, Ben Boren as Co-Chair, Mike Hancock as Secretary for 2025 (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The DeSoto County Planning Commission will consider preliminary and final subdivision requests. The body will also vote on the approval of minutes from November 21, 2024, and elect officers.

• Preliminary approval of 67 lots on 183.12 acres at Baldwin Farms Subdivision (Newell Road and Baldwin Road)
• Preliminary subdivision of 14 lots on 34.77 acres at Deerwood Crossing, Ph 3 (Dean Rd and Fogg Road)
• Final subdivision of 1 lot on 3.0 acres at Flicker Ridge Express (Hwy 301 and I-69)

The DeSoto County Planning Commission approved preliminary plans for Baldwin Farms, a 67-lot subdivision on 183.12 acres, despite resident concerns about drainage and traffic. They also approved final plans for Deerwood Crossing Phase 3 (14 lots) and Flicker Ridge Express (1 lot), and re-elected officers. All votes were recorded as specified in the minutes.

• Approved Baldwin Farms preliminary subdivision, 67 lots on 183.12 acres (8-4)
• Approved Deerwood Crossing Phase 3 final subdivision, 14 lots on 34.77 acres (unanimous)
• Approved Flicker Ridge Express final subdivision, 1 lot on 3.0 acres (unanimous)
• Re-elected Floyd Fiveash as Chairperson, Scott Ferguson as Co-Chairperson, Randy Denton as Secretary (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

At the first meeting of 2025, the DeSoto County Board of Supervisors will organize the board by electing officers and making annual appointments (attorney, administrator, comptroller, engineer, etc.). They will also consider a consent agenda with routine road department reports, procurement items, and contract renewals. Under old business, a public hearing is scheduled to order cleanup of a property at 4921 Green Pastures Drive. New business includes a recommendation to award a contract for construction of the Emergency Operations Center (Bid #25-258-001), acceptance of several grants (ASPCA, DOE, MS DEQ, MS Highway Safety), and various financial and personnel actions.

• Election of 2025 board officers and annual appointments (attorney, administrator, comptroller, engineer, etc.)
• Public hearing to order cleanup of property at 4921 Green Pastures Dr.
• Recommendation to award construction contract for Emergency Operations Center – Bid File #25-258-001
• Acceptance of multiple grants: ASPCA National Shelter Initiative, DOE EECBG Technical Assistance, MS DEQ Solid Waste Assistance, MS Highway Safety grants
• Request to purchase fire pump for Adult Detention Center over $25,000

The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors organized for 2025, electing Mark Gardner as Board President and Jessie Medlin as Vice President. The board approved a $7,454,480 contract with Fulwood Construction for the new Emergency Operations Center, the largest single expenditure of the meeting. It also approved numerous appointments, budget amendments, and purchases, and authorized demolition of a nuisance property at 4921 Green Pastures Drive.

• Elected Mark Gardner as 2025 Board President and Jessie Medlin as Vice President (5-0)
• Approved $7,454,480 contract to Fulwood Construction for Emergency Operations Center (5-0)
• Authorized demolition of 4921 Green Pastures Drive, accepting $7,000 quote from Elite Earthworks (5-0)
• Approved $93,589.56 transfer to CSpire from chiller funds to honor original agreement (5-0)
• Approved $33,147 fire pump purchase for Adult Detention Center from Security Fire Protection (5-0)
• Approved $57,470 purchase of 2024 Ford F350 for EMA from Landers South (5-0)
• Approved $170,849.57 late bill to Talbot Brothers and other late bills (5-0)
• Approved yearly appointments including Board Attorney, County Administrator, and Fire Investigator (5-0)