Where can I view all public meetings?
City of Jackson public meetings are listed here.
FAQ Topic: City Government
I won’t be able to attend a meeting. Can I view Council Meetings online?
Yes, council meetings are streamed live on the City Council Videos page or on the City of Jackson’s Facebook.
I don’t have time to attend a meeting. How do I voice my opinion?
You can send your thoughts to the City Council by email. Each member of the City Council has their own email account.
I have an idea or topic that I want to share with the City Council. How do I let the City Council know?
You may attend a City Council meeting and present your idea during “Public Comments”. Be sure to arrive early at City Hall on the day of the Council Meeting to register with the clerk. Public Comments occurs at the beginning of the meetings and provides members of the public an opportunity to talk about a … Continued
How do I contact the City Council?
Visit the City Council Directory for City Council contact information.
Who is on the City Council?
Click here for a full list of Jackson City Council members.
When does the City Council meet?
The City Council meets every other Tuesday at 10 AM or 6 PM in the City Hall Council Chambers. In addition to their regular meetings, they occasionally hold Special Council Meetings for certain topics. Check out the Meeting Schedule for more information.
How can I check on the status of my public records request?
You can review the status of your public records request by selecting “View My Request” here. Or you may contact the Department of Municipal Clerk during normal business hours at 601.960.1035.
How do I submit a public records request?
Public records requests must be submitted in writing, according to the City’s Public Records Access Policy. This benefits and protects you, as the requestor. An online form is available for your convenience through our customer portal. You may also use the public computer to submit your request in person at the Department of Municipal Clerk, … Continued
How long will it take for my public records request to be fulfilled?
In accordance with the City’s Public Records Access Policy, the City will respond to your request within seven (7) working days. Absent any reasonable delays, the City will provide the requested nonexempt public records within seven (7) working days from the date you tender payment of the invoiced fee that is required to reimburse the … Continued