Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell appeared on local television to discuss a recent winter weather storm that impacted North Mississippi and produced widespread traffic jams and power outages, WLOX-TV said in a Facebook post.
Tindell spoke on WLOX-TV about the storm’s effects, according to the station’s social media account. The post did not provide additional specifics about the interview.
The office of a public safety commissioner typically coordinates state-level emergency response and public safety operations, including travel advisories, search and rescue support and liaison with utility and road crews during severe weather events. Winter storms commonly create hazardous driving conditions and interrupt electrical service, complicating response and recovery.
The broadcast appearance underscores the role state officials play in informing the public and coordinating resources when storms disrupt transportation and power. Local residents are encouraged to follow guidance from authorities and monitor media and utility updates for restoration timelines. We will provide more information as it becomes available.
