For questions concerning the building or rebuilding of structures, you are strongly advised to visit the City of Jackson’s Site Plan Coordinator’s Office at 200 President Street, Jackson, Mississippi, 2nd Floor or call 601-960-2253.
If you have a blighted or dilapidated property in your neighborhood you can file a complaint with the City of Jackson’s Community Improvement at 601-960-1054. Additionally, you can file a complaint through the 311 portal or on our website.
For questions concerning the establishment of a business, please visit the division of Signs and Licenses on the first floor of the Warren Hood Building located at 200 South President Street, Jackson, MS 39205. Once there, please ask for a Business Entrepreneur Assistance Team (B.E.A.T.) coach to help you navigate the business licensing process.
Yes, if you need to purchase a business license you can go to the first floor of the Planning Department at 200 S. President St. at Signs and Licenses. We call our business license a privilege license.
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The “Summer Program” is a seven week program, Monday- Friday from 7:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m. for boys and girls ages 6-12 years old. Parents must provide transportation to the site, a healthy lunch and snack in an insulated lunch bag and a water bottle for their child each day. The program consists of recreational activities, … Continued
Youth Classes offered: Pre-Ballet: ages 3-5 years old Ballet, Hip Hop, Jazz, Majorette, Modern and Tap: Ages 6- 16 years old Fee: $15.00 per class, per month Adult Classes offered Line Dance (FREE) 5:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Beginner Class 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Advance Class Contact Bridget Archer after 2:00 p.m. Monday- … Continued
The City of Jackson is a great place to work! You can view or apply for current job openings online.
Businesses operated from the home of an individual must obtain a Home Occupation Permit from the Zoning Division. A Home Occupation Permit offers services to the public but has numerous restrictions: No retail trade and no stock on the premises No increase in traffic to and from the dwelling No mechanical equipment other than that … Continued
Businesses operated from the home of an individual must obtain a Home Occupation Permit from the Zoning Division. A Home Occupation Permit offers services to the public but has numerous restrictions: No retail trade and no stock on the premises No increase in traffic to and from the dwelling No mechanical equipment other than that … Continued
