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Board Approves Celebration Events in Magee

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
May 4, 2022
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Magee Board of Alderman met Tuesday, May 3, 2022 for their regular scheduled board meeting.

Melinda Green Terrance Logan met before the board requesting fees to be waived and permission to hold a celebration at the Industrial Park for Juneteenth. The event will take place June 19, 2022 from 12-7 p.m. Pop up shops, vendors, music and food trucks will be present.

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The Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Mingle on Main June 2, 2022. Pop up vendors, food trucks and music will be available for the evening.

The mosquito spraying in the city has begun.

Contractor license fees are $50 for regular and $25 for MS Board of Contractors. All required license to work within the city will be strictly enforced.

The City of Magee has recevied a radio tower from Southern Pine. The board approved a low quote to the have the tower moved and installed.

The city website is coming along. A few more touches to be added and will soon be up and running be on the lookout.

The public works department would like to hire two additional employees. The city is looking to see if the additional payroll can come during this budget and will address at next board meeting.

Chief of Police Allan Martin asked permission for Michael Andrews to attend an active shooter class. The board board approved the request.

With no further business the meeting entered executive session.

A video of the meeting is attached for viewing.

Magee Board of Alderman 5/3/22 from Sue on Vimeo.

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