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    What’s happening in Jackson
  1. New parks and rec logo image

    We're hiring! Seasonal part-time workers needed for Ella Sharp Park

    There are several positions open for workers in Ella Sharp Park, the golf course, and the mini golf course. Additional Info...
  2. Our Town event on 3-2-21

    Our Town program serves 42,000 free meals, gives $420,000 to local businesses in 10 weeks

    On Friday, April 9, the last meal of the Our Town Meal Distribution Program will be served, ending a 10-week program organized by the City of Jackson and Consumers Energy. Read on...
  3. white fence

    Installing a fence? City launches new web page for fence permit information

    Building a new fence or replacing an existing fence requires a permit from the City of Jackson. Making sure the fence is approved by the City ensures the fence is appropriate for the property and does not affect the look of neighborhoods. Additional Info...
  4. Racial Equity Commission

    Racial Equity Commission holds first virtual public meeting

    This commission is tasked with reviewing City policies and procedures to ensure racial equity is a core element of government, along with making recommendations to officials on ways to promote racial justice and equity in Jackson. Read on...
  5. Jackson transgender flag 2

    Transgender Pride Flag flying in Downtown Jackson for International Transgender Day of Visibility

    Jackson’s flag flying marks the first time the City has honored the Day of Visibility, and the first time the Transgender Pride Flag has been displayed in a public space in Jackson County. Read on...
  6. A voting yard sign that says &#34vote here&#34 with an arrow pointing to the left.

    Deadline to file paperwork to run in 2021 City Elections is Tuesday, April 20

    Elections will be held this year for the Mayor and City Council representatives in Wards 1, 3, and 5. Read on...
  7. HRC logo

    Human Relations Commission releases Anti-Hate statement on Asian American Issues

    The City of Jackson Human Relations Commission (HRC) is releasing an anti-hate statement following recent attacks on Asian American communities. Read on...
  8. Jackson City Council 3-23-20 meeting

    Jackson City Council March 23 Virtual Meeting

    Extending virtual meetings, bridge construction, and special events. Find out what was decided at the March 23 meeting of the Jackson City Council. Read on...
  9. Income Tax Image

    City of Jackson 2020 Income Tax Return due date extended

    To be mindful of ongoing COVID-19 impacts, the City of Jackson is extending the due date for filing and paying City income taxes from April 30, 2021 to June 1, 2021. Read on...
  10. Mayor Dobies 2021 State of the City

    Watch the 2021 State of the City Address from Mayor Derek Dobies

    Mayor Derek Dobies delivered his 2021 State of the City Address in a recorded video that premiered on the City’s website and social media on Wednesday, March 17. Read on...
  11. Vaccine town hall

    Human Relations Commission hosts Virtual Vaccine Town Hall

    Watch a recording of the Virtual Vaccine Town Hall, which made sure Jackson residents had accurate information about the COVID-19 vaccine. Read on...
  12. For Rent sign in Jackson

    Jackson City Council passes Fair Chance Housing Ordinance

    At their March 9 virtual meeting, the City Council voted to officially enact the City’s Fair Chance Housing Ordinance, which bars landlords from disqualifying a potential tenant for rental housing based solely on their criminal or arrest record. Read on...
  13. road closed sign

    Section of Lansing Ave. closing to traffic for tree removals on Monday, March 15

    Lansing Avenue between N. Blackstone Street and W. Ganson Street will close to traffic from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Read on...
  14. 2020 Annual Report

    See the City of Jackson 2020 Annual Report

    2020 was a challenging year. But it's important we document the obstacles and accomplishments of the City of Jackson for future generations. Read on...
  15. Jackson City Council Meeting 3-9-21

    Jackson City Council March 9, 2021 Meeting

    A new housing ordinance to help residents with a criminal record, pedestrian trail improvements, and City property sales were all considered at the meeting. Read on...
  16. Deborah Davis receives a COVID-19 vaccination

    MLK Center joins Henry Ford Allegiance Health's effort to vaccinate Jackson

    A vaccine distribution site has been opened by Allegiance Health at the MLK Center to give Jackson's African American community more access to the vaccine. Read on...
  17. Our Town event on 3-2-21

    Our Town Meal Program serves 18,100 meals, gives $200K to local businesses in first 5 weeks

    Five weeks into the program, the Jackson community is seeing the sizable impact of this special collaboration between the City of Jackson and Consumers Energy. Read on...
  18. Youth Council March 2021

    Jackson Youth Council holds first virtual meeting

    The voice of Jackson’s youth is being heard in Jackson City Hall. On Wednesday, March 3, the Jackson Youth Council will held its first virtual public meeting. Read on...
  19. City Property Sales promotional graphic

    Learn how to buy City-owned vacant lots and homes

    All the information residents need to know about buying vacant lots or homes is found on the City website. WEBSITE INFORMATION
  20. Our town logo with pic  (2)

    Our Town Meal Distribution Program: How to get free meals

    The Our Town Meal Distribution Program is a collaboration of Consumers Energy and the City of Jackson to provide free meals from local restaurants to people in need. Additional Info...
  21. Jackson City Council 2-23-21 meeting

    Jackson City Council Feb. 23, 2021 meeting

    A new housing ordinance to help people with a criminal record, an improved pedestrian trail, and police body cameras. Find out what was decided at the Feb. 23 virtual Jackson City Council meeting. Read on...
  22. new email

    New email address created for residents to submit comments for City Council meetings

    The email address comments@cityofjackson.org was created to provide residents with a simpler address to use. Read on...
  23. water image

    Efforts continue to help residents with unpaid water bills

    With 2,200 residential water customers severely behind on paying bills, the City of Jackson continues to work with residents on ways they can take care of unpaid water bills. Help is available through various programs using COVID-19 relief funds. Read on...
  24. Housing

    Help available for Jackson residents facing foreclosure

    Residents needing foreclosure help must met certain requirements, such as City residency, be of a low-to-moderate income, and prove they’ve been financially impacted by the pandemic. Read on...
  25. Jackson City Council 2-9 image

    Jackson City Council Feb. 9, 2021 Meeting

    Funds for foreclosure prevention, a neighborhood flooding issue, and the sale of a City-owned house were all considered at the meeting. Read on...
  26. skyline winter-spring

    Open position on the Jackson Brownfield Redevelopment Authority

    The Brownfield Redevelopment Authority promotes the revitalization of former industrial and commercial areas and implements redevelopment plans for the area. Read on...
  27. Black History Month 2021 graphic

    City and Ella Sharp Museum collaborate on Black History Month Celebration

    Throughout the month of February, artifacts and displays relating to Black History from Ella Sharp Museum will be shared with the community on the City’s website and social media platforms. Read on...
  28. Jackson City Council 1-26-21 meeting

    Jackson City Council Jan. 26, 2021 Meeting

    A busy intersection, flooding neighborhoods, and housing concerns. Find out what was discussed at the Jan. 26 virtual City Council meeting. Read on...
  29. backboard-and-net-on-black-background-in-gym-indoor

    Youth basketball program postponed to summer 2021

    The Youth Basketball League planned for winter 2021 is postponed to the summer due to the State of Michigan's COVID-19 guidelines regarding contact sports. Read on...
  30. MEAL DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM

    City and Consumers Energy announce program to support local restaurants, provide meals to community

    Consumers Energy and the City of Jackson are announcing the start of the Our Town Meal Distribution program, a one-of-a-kind collaboration in Michigan to support local restaurants and provide free meals to community members. Read on...
  31. Millennium Clock Tower in Downtown Jackson

    Millennium Clock Tower tolls 188 times to remember residents lost to COVID-19 pandemic

    At 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 19, the Millennium Clock Tower in Downtown Jackson will tolled 188 times to remember the 188 people in Jackson County who have died from COVID-19 since the pandemic began. Read on...
  32. Jackson City Council 1-12-21 Virtual Meeting Still

    Jackson City Council Jan. 12, 2021 Meeting

    The sale of a historic train, ethics concerns, and a road construction project were all considered at the meeting. Read on...
  33. Winter newsletter still

    City of Jackson Winter Newsletter Now Available

    Learn the latest news from the City of Jackson in our Winter 2021 edition of the newsletter. Read on...
  34. Jackson City Council meeting 1-5-21

    Jackson City Council Meeting Jan. 5, 2021

    The Jackson City Council held a special virtual meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 5 to discuss an ethics investigation. Read on...
  35. Dog Park 1

    Woof! City of Jackson announces creation of new dog park

    The City's first-ever dog park, named Betty's Dog Park, will take shape in Beech Tree Park next spring. Read on...
  36. syringe-and-red-cross_MJJXqUvO

    Latest information on COVID-19 vaccine in Jackson County

    The Jackson County Health Department will begin COVID-19 vaccinations in the coming weeks. Additional Info...
  37. Vermeulen property 2

    Jackson School of the Arts moving downtown following purchase of City-owned property

    The City-owned Vermeulen's Furniture property on W. Cortland Street will be the future home of the local art school. Read on...
  38. Leaf vacuum machine and leaf pile

    UPDATE: Leaf collection completed

    The Fall 2020 Loose Leaf Collection Program wrapped up on Tuesday, Dec. 15. Read on...
  39. Jackson City Council virtual meeting 12-8-20

    Jackson City Council Meeting Dec. 8, 2020

    An arts school moving to Downtown Jackson, an ethics investigation into a councilmember, and new marijuana businesses. Find out what was decided at the Dec. 8, 2020 meeting of the Jackson City Council. Read on...
  40. Fire training in Dec. 2020

    Jackson firefighters train to keep rescue skills sharp

    City of Jackson and Summit Township firefighters trained together in early Dec. to make sure they're ready for the next emergency, using a condemned mansion outside Jackson. Read on...
  41. United Way food distribution

    1 million pounds of food distributed in community COVID-19 response

    Jackson community volunteers, businesses and groups distribute more than 1 million pounds of food to struggling households. Read on...
  42. 11-24-20 City Council meeting

    Jackson City Council Nov. 24, 2020 meeting

    A new marijuana business and changes to rental inspections were considered at the meeting. Read on...
  43. MLK roundabout

    New roundabout opens at MLK Drive and Morrell Street

    Four blocks of MLK Drive between Morrell and Franklin have been completely reconstructed with new pavement, sidewalks, lighting, a new water main, and lead line replacements. Read on...
  44. Interior of new DPW operations center

    See inside the new Dept. of Public Works Operations Center

    The new DPW Operations Center was completed earlier this fall on Water Street. Read on...
  45. 11-10-20 City Council meeting

    Jackson City Council Meeting Nov. 10, 2020

    Two street construction projects, a new roof for the Boos Center, and the sale of a vacant home to a local organization were considered at the meeting. Read on...
  46. Anti-slavery historical marker in Bucky Harris Park

    New historical marker honors Jackson's anti-slavery history

    Jackson’s anti-slavery history is being honored with a new State of Michigan Historical Marker. The marker, titled “Abolitionists in Jackson”, was unveiled during an outdoor event Friday morning in Bucky Harris Park. Read on...
  47. MLK Drive in Jackson

    Jackson City Council officially creates MLK Corridor Improvement Authority

    The main goal of the corridor improvement authority is to promote the redevelopment of the MLK Drive and Prospect Street commercial corridors. A portion of tax dollars from the authority district will be used to revitalize the area. Read on...
  48. Ballot proposals approved

    Two City Charter amendments approved by Jackson voters in Nov. election

    Both amendments passed with more than 70 percent of voter approval. Read on...
  49. Jackson City Council 10-27-20 meeting

    Jackson City Council Oct. 27, 2020 Meeting

    An effort to revitalize the MLK Drive corridor, a neighborhood street construction project and a new roundabout were all considered at the meeting. Read on...
  50. HRC logo

    Human Relations Commission releases election civility statement

    HRC commission felt it was important to remind residents to be respectful ahead of the upcoming high-profile election. Read on...
  51. MLK Center ribbon cutting

    Completion of MLK Center renovation project celebrated with ribbon cutting event

    The Jackson community celebrated the completion of a $1.9 million renovation of the Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation Center with an outdoor ribbon cutting Friday morning. Read on...
  52. City Hall Oct. 2020

    City of Jackson receives award for financial reporting

    The City's financial reporting has won the admiration of an international organization for showing transparency and clearly communicating municipal finances. Read on...
  53. Take Me Home Program logo

    New program helps police department identify missing people with communication difficulties

    The newly-created Take Me Home Program is designed to help missing people with Autism, Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Down Syndrome or any other condition that makes it difficult to communicate. Read on...
  54. Bikers and runners on the MMLK Equality Trail

    City receives State grant to provide lighting on MLK Equality Trail

    $300,000 from the DNR Trust Fund Grant is going to the lighting project, which will install lighting on the trail from W. Prospect Street in the City of Jackson to Weatherwax Drive in Summit Township. Read on...
  55. Hand filling out an absentee ballot

    How to vote using an absentee ballot in the City of Jackson

    The City of Jackson has seen a large increase in residents voting by absentee ballot during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
  56. City Council meeting in MLK Center pavilion.

    Jackson City Council Meeting Oct. 13, 2020

    Halloween guidelines, the MLK Improvement Authority and infrastructure projects were all considered by the council. Read on...
  57. City of Jackson Youth Council Graphic

    Local high school students may now apply to serve on the first-ever Jackson Youth Council

    High school students who would like to make a difference in their local government are invited to serve on the newly-created Jackson Youth Council. Read on...
  58. Census sign

    Be counted! Respond to the U.S. Census

    If you haven’t completed the Census yet, you should know the deadline is Saturday, Oct. 31. Thankfully, this is something you and your family can do from the safety of your home. Read on...
  59. Proposed new playground at Loomis Park

    Improvements planned for Loomis Park & Boos Community Center

    Plans for a new Loomis Park playground are taking shape as work begins on park renovations. Read on...
  60. hydrant

    Fall Hydrant Flushing Program begins Sept. 21

    The flushing activity starts in the southwest section of the City on Monday, Sept. 21 and is set to conclude on Tuesday, Oct. 6 in the northeast section. Read on...
  61. Jackson racial equity efforts graphic

    City Council creates Racial Equity Commission, Department of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

    A new commission and City department has been created to focus on racial equity efforts in the City of Jackson. Read on...
  62. 8-11-20 meeting

    Jackson City Council Sept. 8, 2020 Meeting

    Racial equity efforts, more funding for unpaid water bills, and improvements to Loomis Park were all considered at the meeting. Read on...
  63. Fall newsletter video still

    Fall 2020 Newsletter now available!

    Information about voting in the Nov. election, help for unpaid water bills, and street construction is highlighted in this newsletter edition. Read on...
  64. Storm drain

    Protect waterways: How to be storm drain savvy

    The water that runs off your property into the street storm drain flows straight into the local water system. That’s why it’s important to understand that whatever goes down your storm drain can negatively impact aquatic wildlife and water quality. Read on...
  65. Pavement on Durand St.

    Neighborhood street resurfacing project continues this fall

    Thompson, Durand and Higby streets between Carlton Boulevard and W. Michigan Avenue will all see improved sidewalks, new sidewalk ramps, repaired curbs and fresh pavement. Read on...
  66. tap water

    City proposes using more federal funds to help residents with unpaid water bills

    The City is currently working with $125,000 in CARES funds for low-income homeowners with past due bills. This amendment would allocate more funds and expand assistance to low-income renters. Read on...
  67. No smoking in Jackson parks graphic

    Smoking ban in Jackson parks and cemeteries begins

    An addition to the City’s Clean Air Ordinance, which prohibits the use of tobacco products in public parks and cemeteries, went into effect on Friday, Aug. 14. Read on...
  68. Jonathan Greene headshot 2020

    Jonathan Greene is Jackson's new City Manager

    Greene was appointed to the position by the Jackson City Council at their Aug. 11 meeting. He had been serving as the Interim City Manager since the Feb. resignation of longtime City Manager Patrick Burtch. Read on...
  69. 8-11-20 meeting

    Jackson City Council Aug. 11 Meeting

    A new City Manager, racial equity efforts and special assessments. Find out what was decided at the Aug. 11 meeting of the Jackson City Council. Read on...
  70. A block of buildings on MLK Drive in Jackson

    Learn about the proposed MLK Corridor Improvement Authority

    The proposed improvement authority is tasked with improving business opportunities, Read on...
  71. Bucky Harris Park 1

    Bucky Harris Park recognized by National Park Service for Underground Railroad History

    The location of present-day Bucky Harris Park has been identified as the site of Michigan’s first anti-slavery newspaper. Read on...
  72. AHB graphic

    In-person Administrative Hearings Bureau meetings resume in Aug.

    These will be the first in-person public meetings the City is allowing since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March. Read on...
  73. summer newsletter still

    Summer 2020 City of Jackson Newsletter now available!

    The summer 2020 issue focuses on the community's continued response to COVID-19 and the City restarting operations. Read on...
  74. HRC logo

    Human Relations Commission looking for new members

    The Human Relations Commission has two vacancies they're looking to fill. Read on...
  75. Where to not place election signs

    Reminder: Do not place election signs on City property or along streets

    According to a City ordinance, signs are not allowed to be placed in right of ways or parks. Please only place signs of any kind on private property where you have permission to place them. Read on...
  76. City Property Sales promotional graphic

    New website launched for City property sales

    By visiting cityofjackson.org/citypropertysales, residents can see which properties are for sale, review the eligibility process, and learn how to go about purchasing City-owned properties. Read on...
  77. HRC logo

    Human Relations Commission releases anti-racism statement

    At its last meeting, the City of Jackson's Human Relations Commission voted to release an anti-racism statement. Read on...
  78. Special event graphic

    City stresses the importance of special event approval process

    When a public event is held in a City park, recreation facility or street, it’s essential to go through the approval process to secure a location for the event and protect the safety of the community. Read on...
  79. Workers at the Boos Center

    Response fund distributes 170k pounds of food, 132k basic need items with help from City of Jackson

    Jackson continues to come together to meet community needs during the COVID-19 crisis. One partnership that is making an impact is the collaboration of the City of Jackson and the United Way of Jackson County. Read on...
  80. shiny city hall

    Jackson City Hall reopens to the public following COVID-19 closure

    After a COVID-19 closure that’s lasted nearly four months, Jackson City Hall officially reopened to the public on Wednesday, July 8. Read on...
  81. Greenwood 1

    Greenwood Avenue and traffic circle now open to traffic!

    Drivers going through this area will now be welcomed by a new traffic circle, fresh pavement, new curbs, sidewalk ramps, sidewalks, street lights and traffic signals. Read on...
  82. 2019 Water Quality Report next to a mailbox.

    2019 Water Quality Report being mailed to homes

    The annual report, which is mandated by the State of Michigan, informs residents of water sources, quality tests, and violations. Read on...
  83. beautiful-fireworks-exploding-over-a-dark-night-sky-plenty-of-copy-space_BKFc-ORHj

    Learn about the City's fireworks laws ahead of Independence Day

    As Jackson residents plan summer holiday celebrations, they will want to be aware of the City's Fireworks ordinance. Read on...
  84. city hall

    Reduce the cost of blight violation fines by working with the City

    At its June 16 meeting, the Jackson City Council passed a resolution that allows residents to reduce the amount they owe in fines from the Administrative Hearings Bureau if associated court costs are paid off by July 31, 2020. Read on...
  85. BLM Mural 1

    Black Lives Matter mural painted in Downtown Jackson

    The City of Jackson worked with residents to paint a mural on the road surface of W. Washington Avenue that says “Black Lives Matter” in bold letters. Read on...
  86. Happy Juneteenth still

    Jackson celebrates Juneteenth 2020 with special video tribute

    The City of Jackson collaborated with Juneteenth event organizers on a special video message that celebrates the holiday during the era of COVID-19 and discussions about racial equity. Read on...
  87. E. High Street mural

    Racism declared a public health crisis in Jackson

    The Jackson City Council unanimously approved a resolution that declares racism a public health emergency at their June 16 meeting Read on...
  88. Jackson City Counil 6-16-20 meeting

    Jackson City Council June 16, 2020 meeting

    A resolution that declares racism a public health crisis, Black Lives Matter murals, and increased water rates were all discussed at the meeting. Read on...
  89. MLK Project area

    MLK Drive construction project begins Monday, June 15

    The construction project, which will reconstruct three blocks of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and build a roundabout at Morrell Street, is taking place from June 15 to late October. Read on...
  90. COVID-19 relief for Jackson residents

    City of Jackson residents may now apply for COVID-19 relief through Community Action Agency

    Residents can now apply for assistance through the Community Action Agency to receive water shutoff protection, foreclosure prevention and eviction protection. Read on...
  91. New parks and rec logo image

    REVISED: Parks and Recreation reopening plan

    The reopening of the miniature golf course and golf learning center has been pushed back by one week. Learn more about the City's plan to reopen parks and recreation facilities. Read on...
  92. Pride flag in Downtown Jackson

    City of Jackson celebrates LGBTQ pride month

    The City of Jackson is recognizing LGBTQ pride month with a Mayoral Proclamation, video, and flying of the pride flag in Horace Blackman Park. Read on...
  93. c545bd09-9558-4395-9784-3d277fc991a3-large16x9_MGN_RoadClosed_10.18.17

    W. Franklin St. reconstruction project starts Monday, June 8

    The massive $1.9 million project starts with the closure of S. Brown Street at W. Franklin Street for water main work. Read on...
  94. weight room graphic

    City's MLK Community Center getting new weight room thanks to donation from Alro Steel

    The Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center is currently undergoing a $1.9 million remodeling project. The new weight room and exercise area will be named the Alro Steel Weight Room. Read on...
  95. city hall

    City reacts to lifting of Stay Home order with partial City Hall reopening & business help

    Jackson City Hall will remain closed to the public through July but a small number of staff will resume work in the building. Read on...
  96. Downtown skyline looking east in the summer

    Jackson has most energy-efficient buildings for a small city in the nation

    The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says the City of Jackson has more Energy Star-certified buildings than any small city in the nation. Read on...
  97. jackson generic spring

    City of Jackson statement on planned protests in Jackson

    City leaders have talked with organizers about how these protests can be held safely, and encourages residents to safely demonstrate. Read on...
  98. IMG_5225

    Street & lane closures in Downtown Jackson start June 1 for railroad bridge replacement project

    In order to replace the railroad bridges that go over N. Jackson and N. Mechanic streets, Consumers Energy must first upgrade electrical systems underground. Read on...
  99. Green space of the new Workers Memorial Park

    City creates new public park on S. MLK Drive named "Workers Memorial Park"

    The park makes use of property surrounding the old McCulloch Elementary School. The name recognizes the importance of workplace safety regulations and honors those who have lost their lives due to workplace accidents. Read on...
  100. memorial day video still

    Memorial Day message from Mayor Derek Dobies

    Mayor Derek Dobies honors Memorial Day with this video message, and shares a way residents can unite while staying apart. Read on...
  101. JCAN logo

    COVID-19 response efforts making impact in Jackson

    As the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis continues to affect the community, Jackson is rising to the challenge and stepping up to help those in need. Read on...
  102. PSA promotional graphic

    Mayors of Jackson & Lansing join forces for "Stay Home, Stay Safe" PSA

    Lansing Mayor Andy Schor and Jackson Mayor Derek Dobies have recorded a joint public service announcement (PSA) that urges residents throughout the region to follow Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” Executive Order. Read on...
  103. fire trucks with lights on lined up on a street

    Jackson area public safety honors hospital workers with first responder parade

    The first responder parade was organized to show support for the hospital workers and patients battling COVID-19 at Henry Ford Allegiance Health. Read on...
  104. Jackson City Council 4-14-20

    Jackson City Council April 14, 2020 meeting

    A City Council vacancy, pay for the Interim City Manager, and infrastructure projects were all considered at this meeting. Read on...
  105. Jackson City Hall with American flag

    City of Jackson receiving $700,000 from federal government for COVID-19 response

    The City of Jackson’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic just got a big boost from the federal government. $756,020 in Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) is on its way to help fund Jackson’s emergency response. Read on...
  106. Lend a helping hand with JCAN

    Jackson unites to meet community needs during COVID-19 pandemic

    The Jackson COVID-19 Action Network (JCAN) has been formed to help meet the basic needs of the community during the coronavirus crisis. Read on...
  107. New fire truck in Jackson

    City of Jackson and Summit Township firefighters join forces to fight Coronavirus

    Firefighters have agreed to jointly staff a special response unit working out of a reopened fire station. Firefighters assigned to this special unit will primarily respond to known or suspected COVID-19 incidents. Read on...
  108. corona graphic 2

    City responds to Governor's "Stay Home, Stay Safe" Executive Order

    Over the next three weeks, the City of Jackson will be following directives made in the Executive Order and strongly encourages its residents to do the same. Read on...
  109. Council 3-23-20 meeting

    City Council votes to extend Local State of Emergency

    A Local State of Emergency was declared by Mayor Derek Dobies last week as a reaction to Coronavirus concerns. Read on...
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