Bill signings meant to strengthen hospitals
Gov. Tate Reeves announced he has signed three bills that will strengthen hospitals and increase the pipeline of medical professionals in Mississippi.
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Reeves signs bill addressing fair water billing based on usage
House Bill 698 guarantees that water billing rates will be fairly applied based on usage.
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Bill investing $74 million for rural water infrastructure improvements signed
The $74 million will be allocated to the Mississippi Department of Health.
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Reeves signs bill strengthening Second Amendment protections
House Bill 1110 strengthens Second Amendment protections for Mississippians.
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Bill expanding car tags backing LEO/Firefighters fund signed
Gov. Tate Reeves has signed Senate Bill 2841 which expands the popular “blackout” tag and allows for generic usage of the tag for all Mississippians without requiring customization of characters on the plate.
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Bill investing in GOMESA funding toward Gulf Coast signed
Gov. Tate Reeves has announced that he had signed House Bill 1636 which commits funding to projects along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast.
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Presley campaign announces senior staffers
Brandon Presley’s campaign for Mississippi government has announced numerous senior staff hires.
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Bill signings address cyber security and Chinese tech threats
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has signed two bills which strengthen the state of Mississippi’s cybersecurity efforts and counter Chinese technological threats.
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Temporary Lodging Shelter Agreement with American Red Cross
American Red Cross will place eligible disaster survivors into hotel or motel rooms, and provide meals for those individuals and families for up to six months based on need.
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Reeves signs bill expanding car tag authorization for disabled veterans
Reeves has signed Senate Bill 2187, which revises the disability rating requirements for certain motor vehicle and motorcycle license plates and tags which are authorized for disabled veterans.
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