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What services does the Office of Housing and Community Development provide?

OHCD administers funds received from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to implement activities outlined in the City's five-year Consolidated Plan such as, but not limited to: Local Non-Profit Agencies Housing Rehabilitation Programs Housing Development Initiatives Lead Based Paint Remediation Services

Does the Office of Housing and Community Development provide housing vouchers?

The Office of Housing and Community Development does not provide housing vouchers. Anyone interested in housing vouchers should contact the Jackson Housing Authority or the Mississippi Regional Housing Authority.

How do I apply for a fire inspection?

The application for a fire inspection can be found in the Department of Planning and Economic Development located on the 2nd floor of the Hood Building at 200 S. President Street. There will be a minimum fee of $25 assessed.

How do I apply for a business permit?

The application for building permits can be found in the Department of Planning and Economic Development which is located on the 2nd floor of the Hood Building at 200 S. President Street. There will be a fee assessed based upon the scope of the work/service being provided.

How do I apply for a transient vendor license?

Visit the Department of Planning and Economic Development located on the 2nd floor of the Hood Building at 200 S. President Street. Once you have filled out the application, visit the Treasury Department located on the 1st floor to pay any applicable fees and return to the 2nd floor to receive a stamp. The fee...

Does the City require a business license to operate in the City of Jackson?

Yes, if you need to purchase a business license you can go to the first floor of the Department of Planning and Economic Development's Signs and Licenses division located at 200 S. President Street. You will then request information to apply for a privilege license.

Parking Meters

Parking Meter Pilot Program The City of Jackson has released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the purchase of a new parking meter system which will allow for the implementation of a parking meter pilot program on Capitol Street in downtown Jackson. The goal of this RFP is to modernize the city’s current parking meter...

Neighborhood Planning

What is a Neighborhood Plan? A Neighborhood Plan is a way of organizing local communities to influence the planning of the area in which they live and work. It normally includes a vision, a list of goals, and implementation strategy that define and shape the unique character of the neighborhood. The neighborhood planning process engages...

ONELINE

5 Mile Multi Modal Corridor Plan ONELINE is a 5-mile multi modal corridor that aims to connect neighborhood nodes, institutions, and economic centers. The project is centered around a dynamic BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) system that extends from the Fondren area through Downtown to Jackson State University. This project will provide new infrastructure that prioritizes...

Fertile Ground

Fertile Ground Project Inspiring Dialogue about Food Access Jackson, Mississippi is in the process of reimagining what food access is within a southern-urban context. While food access is a challenge for many American cities, southern cities like Jackson, the state capital and largest urban center, have historical influences embedded into its food system that make...

Rider Alert: Detour Route 4B (Capitol St.)

Service Suspension ROUTES: Fixed-Route 4B (Capitol St.) Inbound/Outbound EFFECTIVE DATE: 06/6/2019 through TBA   Cause: New Road Construction Inbound: will continue down State St., RIGHT on Amite St. to Union Station Outbound: LEFT on Gallatin St., LEFT on Pascagoula St., LEFT on State St. resuming regular service PLEASE ADD TIME TO YOUR TRAVEL PLANS FOR...

Municipal Clerk Department

The oldest of public servants in local government, the mission of the Municipal Clerk’s Office is to maintain the integrity of all governmental processes, provide administrative and technical support to all City departments, protect and preserve official city documents, and assist with all municipal elections. The Municipal Clerk reports directly to the Mayor and works with...

Risk Management

The Risk Management Division coordinates the safety and risk management functions for the City of Jackson.  These functions include employee safety and loss control programs, contractual risk transfer provisions, procurement of insurance to protect the City's assets, and claims adjusting in the areas of property, liability, and workers' compensation. How to File a Claim with...

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