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Meeting of the Southaven, Mississippi Mayor and Board of Aldermen - June 2, 2026
Tuesday, Jun 2, 2026
City to Utilize Surplus Paving Funds for Greenbrook Property Improvements
The City Council authorized the Mayor to sign an interlocal agreement (ILA) with the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration. This ILA allows the city to utilize leftover funds from a previous paving project at State Line and Sweeney, originally allocated under House Bill 603 ($300,000), for improvements at the Greenbrook property near Greenbrook Park. The original project was under budget, and House Bill 1653 from the recent legislative session authorized the reallocation of these excess funds.
Police Department Declares Surplus 2006 Ford Van
The City Council passed a resolution to declare a 2006 Ford van surplus property for the South Police Department, as it is no longer needed. The resolution facilitates the disposal of the vehicle.
City Council Approves Utility Bill Leak Adjustment Docket
The City Council approved a motion regarding utility bill leak adjustments, presented on the state document. Details of the specific adjustments were not elaborated upon in the transcript.
City Council Updates on Parks Enhancement Plan, Approves Snowden Lane Widening Finalization
The City Council reviewed updates on the parks enhancement plan and announced upcoming presentations for the next four-year cycle. The current parks enhancement plan, funded by a tourism bill, is nearing its end in 2026. The city is conducting pre-bid cost work for future projects. Two specific projects were highlighted for the upcoming meeting: replacement of the old white fencing at Snowden Grove Park with more durable split rail fencing to match other areas, and the addition of an arched entrance at the Snowden entrance of the park. These projects will finalize the 2022-2026 plan, with discussion on the next four-year plan to begin in July. Additionally, a $10,995.91 deduction for the Snowden Lane widening project's final pay application was approved, finalizing that project.
City Council to Enter Executive Session for Discussions on Litigation, Economic Development, and Personnel
The City Council moved to declare executive session for discussions related to litigation and claims concerning city infrastructure, economic development, interdepartmental personnel matters, and police personnel issues. A subsequent motion was made to enter executive session.
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