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Council meeting, 1:30 pm
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Council meeting, 6:00 pm
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Council meeting, 1:30 pm
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11/19/24 Children’s Christmas Parade, Friday, December 6, information:
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Christmas Parade Route
Lighting of the Town Green
11/18/24 Biloxi Fire Department will install smoke detectors in your home at no charge. They’ll also change the batteries in your existing smoke detectors if you like! See the form
11/16/24
11/13/24 Chic-Fil-A site plan… 4 protected trees to be removed with the required mitigation… existing structures on-site to be demolished in the near future. Click on image to enlarge or click here.
11/08/24 Special Events for the month of November (Biloxi Police Department)
11/01/24 MGCCC road update…
The projected completion of the road, a private road connecting Pass Road to Eula Street, is expected to be the end of December; weather delays and unforeseen circumstances could alter the projected completion. But, the traffic signal project to be at the newly created intersection is projected to be completed about May, 2025. The road will not open to traffic until the traffic signal work is complete and the signal is working.
10/29/24 City of Biloxi Program for Public Information (PPI)
The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is a federal program enabling property owners and renters to purchase flood insurance. It is based on an agreement between communities and the federal government whereby a community adopts and enforces certain floodplain regulations so the federal government will make flood insurance
available in that community.
The Community Rating System (CRS) is a voluntary program for NFIP participating communities. The goals of the CRS are to reduce flood damages to insurable property, strengthen and support the insurance aspects of the NFIP, and encourage a comprehensive approach to floodplain management. The CRS was developed to provide incentives in the form of flood insurance premium discounts for communities that go beyond the minimum floodplain management requirements and develop extra measures for protection from flooding.
The City of Biloxi participates in this program with a designated CRS Coordinator documenting the procedures and activities outlined in the CRS Coordinator’s Manual to improve the City’s rankings. Biloxi is proactive in improving its CRS rating by continually providing public information and conducting floodplain management activities as described in the CRS Coordinator’s Manual. As a Class 6 community, Biloxi flood insurance policy holders in the Special Flood Hazard Area receive a 20% discount on their premiums.
10/02/24 Popp’s Ferry Road Extension… Work on the $27M project is expected to begin in late 2024 or early 2025 and will take 20-24 months to complete. Modifications to the Pass Road & Popp’s Ferry Road intersection to facilitate the traffic increase are included in the project. Necaise Brothers Construction is the contractor for this project. Image below is dated October 2020.
10/02/24 Intersection Popp’s Ferry & Pass Road… improvements associated with the Popp’s Ferry Road extension project. Pass Road is left to right; Popp’s Ferry Road is top to bottom; North is at the top of the page. (Click to enlarge)
09/14/24 Council voted to increase water and sewer rates at the April 16th Council meeting. The increase will pay for increased water/sewer service north of Interstate 10 and replace all asbestos cement (“transite”) water pipes in west Biloxi. Most residential water customers use 3,000 gal/mo or less. To see an example of how the water/sewer rate increase is calculated Click here
03/31/24 Petit Bois Cove Townhomes development; 62 residential lots upon 5.05 acres located between Rue Palafox & Rue Petit Bois, east of Eisenhower Drive. Drawing 1 Drawing 2
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