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DiIberville
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Harrison
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228-392-3525
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39540
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Board meetings and strategic plans from D'Iberville Fire Department
The meeting involved administrative items under the Consent Agenda, including the approval of job changes and pay increases for several employees following probation completion, approval for one officer to attend PTSD and Mental Awareness training, and approval of several budgeted donations to local organizations like CASA of South Mississippi and D'Iberville Youth Baseball. The Council also approved hosting the 26th Annual Gulf Coast Veterans Parade. Regular agenda items included authorizing utility bill adjustments due to unforeseen circumstances, appointing a representative to the Mississippi Coast Coliseum Board of Commissioners, waiving a rental fee for the Town Green, and approving professional design services for the Working Waterfront and Commercial Seafood Harbor project. Furthermore, the Council approved several pay applications and a supplemental agreement related to infrastructure projects, specifically concerning lift stations and pump stations. A tabled case regarding a Conditional Use and Variance application for a proposed cellular communication tower was brought off the table for discussion.
The regular council meeting commenced with a proclamation recognizing Joel Mayfield's retirement and included a section for citizen's comments. The consent agenda, which was approved, covered routine administrative items such as the approval of previous minutes (not to be included in this summary), approval of salary increases for city employees, authorization for staff travel and training, approval of a donation to the North Bay Civitan Club, acknowledgment of quotes for a ground mole package, prorating pay for an employee, approval for Christmas message advertisement, acknowledgment of the November credit card statement, and approval of the Docket of Claims and refund reports. The regular agenda featured several key motions: approval of a resolution to adjust utility bills due to unforeseen circumstances, authorization for the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the Municipal Intercept Company (MIC) for debt collection, approval of an invoice payment to Overstreet & Associates for a subgrant agreement, approval of Change Order No. 3 for the Lamey Bridge/Hwy 15 New Pump Station, approval of a contract estimate to Moran Hauling, Inc., for related lift station work, approval of an invoice to Neel Schaffer for the pump station project, and acknowledgment of a Warranty Deed for new sewer pump station property. The meeting concluded with a motion to recess in honor of Landon Perry until December 16, 2025.
The Regular Council Meeting Agenda included several routine consent items, such as the approval of the previous meeting minutes from December 16, 2025, approval of promotions and pay increases for city employees, and approval for scheduled travel/training for police and fire personnel. The council also approved several donations to local organizations, including the D'Iberville Historical Society, D'Iberville High School Dance Team, and North Bay Area Mardi Gras Association. Under the regular agenda, actions included approving a resolution for utility bill adjustments, authorizing advertising for the 2026 Paving Project bids, and approving multiple task orders and agreements with Neel Schaffer for engineering services related to grant applications (like the 2026 BUILD Grant for Mallet Rd. Widening) and pump station projects. The council also approved a Promissory Note with the Mississippi Development Authority for a 2025 fire truck and approved architectural/engineering services for D'Iberville PD roof repairs. The meeting concluded with a motion to recess in memory of Beverly Hebert until January 20, 2026.
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