Legislation
Consider adopting an Order Approving Travel for the Municipal Court Administrator to Attend the 2026 Municipal Court Clerks Training Course in Biloxi, Mississippi, September 16-18, 2026. Consider adopting an Order Authorizing The Administration To Sign Agreement With Muni-Link For Utility Billing And Customer Information System Software. Consider adopting a Resolution giving the Administration authority to advertise for the construction of the 2026 Citywide Paving Project. Consider adopting a Resolution to approve the Claims Docket. Consider approving the Second Reading of an Ordinance to close the alley off W. 4th St. and W. 5th St. running North-South between N. 13th Ave. and N. 14th Ave. Consider adopting a Resolution to Conduct a Public hearing on July 21, 2026 in regards to a property located at 1222 Anderson St., belonging to Ronald Jones, to determine whether or not the … Consider adopting an Order Authorizing the City of Laurel to Allocate Tourism Funds to the Economic Development Authority of Jones County for FY2026-2027 for a Unified Tourism Marketing Camp… Consider adopting an Order to approve Lot Cleaning Assessments for the following properties: A. Cleaning of property assessed to Karl L. Hardy, at 14 Marion Dr. Total assessed cost $67.77 Wa… Consider adopting an Order approving the Insurance Committee’s recommendation to renew the City's employee health, dental, vision, and life insurance programs for the October 1, 2026, throug… Consider adopting a Resolution Authorizing Application for an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) and the Related Preliminary Energy Audit. July 7, 2026 Consider adopting an Order to declare LPD surplus vehicles to be sold as scrap, sold through auction or destroyed. Consider adopting an Order to approve travel for LPD Officer Brandon Stringer and Officer Logan Pruitt to attend the 2026 MSTIDE Standardized Field Sobriety Testing in Pascagoula, MS on Augu… Consider approving the Second Reading of an Ordinance AMENDING THE CITY OF LAUREL CODE OF ORDINANCES CHAPTER 8.3 CEMETERIES, PROHIBITING THE BURIAL OF HUMAN REMAINS ON PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL OR… Consider adopting an Order to authorize payment in the amount of $9,000.00 to Smith Construction for construction of sidewalks located at Mason Park. Monthly Report Privilege Taxes June 2026. Consider adopting an Order to approve Lot Cleaning Assessments for the following properties: A. Cleaning of property assessed to Ella M. Benton Est % Brenda Joyce Benton, at 1632 Lee St. Tot… A Presentation from Mayor Johnny Magee offering congratulations to Laurel resident Grace Travis for winning the WDAM Star-Spangled Sing off. Consider adopting a Resolution AUTHORIZING A MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT WITH LAUREL MAIN STREET REGARDING THE DOWNTOWN BRICKYARD PROJECT. Consider adopting an Order to grant a Variance from Section 601.03 of the Zoning Ordinance to Harlon Matthews. Variance is being sought to use asphalt millings for parking lot. Consider adopting a Resolution to approve the Claims Docket. Consider adopting an Order request that Deondre Dunn be allowed to attend the 46th Juvenile Justice Symposium Conference on August 5-7, 2026 in Biloxi, MS at an estimated cost of $865.77. Consider adopting an Order to approve in-state travel for City Clerk/Finance Director, Kristal Jones, and AmeriCorps Program Director, Kristi Howard, to attend the 2026 AmeriCorps Grant Orie… Consider adopting an Order to approve in-state travel for City Clerk/Finance Director, Kristal Jones, to attend the 2026 Mississippi Main Street Revitalization Grant Recipients Implementatio… Consider adopting a Resolution authorizing and approving the form of an execution of a Municipal Lease-Purchase Agreement between the City of Laurel and Citizens National Bank of Meridian fo… Monthly Budget Certification for May 2026. Consider approving the First Reading of an Ordinance AMENDING THE CITY OF LAUREL CODE OF ORDINANCES CHAPTER 8.3 CEMETERIES, PROHIBITING THE BURIAL OF HUMAN REMAINS ON PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL OR … Consider adopting an Order to consider authorization of Laurel Police Department Officer Joseph Couch’s travel to Petal, MS for the purpose of training and taking possession of a K-9. Consider adopting an Order request that Sgt. John Windsor be allowed to purchase his service revolver for the sum of ten dollars. Consider adopting an Order authorizing the purchase of Propriety Software from Whooster, Inc. to be used in the Laurel Police Department. Consider approving the First Reading of an Ordinance to close the alley off W. 4th St. and W. 5th St. running North-South between N. 13th Ave. and N. 14th Ave. Consider adopting a Resolution to conduct a public hearing on July 7, 2026 in regards to a property located at 1220 Anderson St., belonging to Charlotte Jordan Est% Jacqueline Franklin, to d… Consider adopting a Resolution to conduct a public hearing on July 7, 2026 in regards to a property located at 511 Sandy T. Gavin Ave., belonging to Kesha Brown Johnson, to determine whether… Consider adopting a Resolution to conduct a public hearing on July 7, 2026 in regards to a property located at 312 S. 16th Ave., belonging to Clark Properties LLC, to determine whether or no… Consider adopting a Resolution giving the administration authority to approve Supplemental Agreement No. 2 for the Central Avenue Improvements - Phase II Project. Consider adopting a Resolution to approve Semi-Annual Bids for FY 2026 effective July 01, 2026 - December 31, 2026. Consider adopting an Order approving meals, registration, and hotel expenses for Field Inspector (Shikinia Kennedy Ward to attend the 2026 Mississippi Association of Code Enforcement Summer … Consider adopting an Order to approve the application of Amick Farms LLC Hatchery and Mill for Ad Valorem tax exemption for a period of ten years. Consider adopting an Order approving application of Dunn Roadbuilders, LLC. For an Ad Valorem Tax Exemption. Consider adopting an Order to approve the application of Laurel Machine and Foundry Machine Shop and Mill for Ad Valorem tax exemption for a period of ten years.Watch Laurel legislation
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