Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Eddie Payne’s organization
Jan 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Council of Greenwood Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda was amended to include resolutions for confirming the appointment of Serafin Simon, Jr. as Chief of Police and declaring a vacancy in the Ward 6 council member office, calling for a special election. Claims and accounts totaling specified check numbers were approved for payment. Condolences were extended for the passing of Ms. Dot Glenn, and funeral arrangements were discussed. The Mayor provided updates, including three nominations for the Election Commission and handouts detailing wastewater revenue projections and Vacant & Abandoned Structure Registration ordinances from other cities. The Interim Police Chief provided updates on recent gun violence, noted ongoing investigations, reported on officer recruitment and the number of firearms taken off the streets. Key resolutions adopted unanimously included authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to pay obligations on the Docket of Claims, confirming the appointment of the new Chief of Police, declaring the Ward 6 vacancy, and placing speed bumps in designated areas. Discussions were held regarding increased rental fees for the Youth Center and the Carl Center.
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Municipal Minutes City Of Greenwood, Leflore County, Mississippi
The Greenwood City Council meeting addressed several key issues. A report was given on the Mayor's absence due to illness. A letter was sent to Suddenlink regarding contract violations. An update was provided on the development of a new housing complex on George Street, a low-income housing project with 25 units and a community center. The council approved the payment of claims and accounts, adopted the minutes of the January 5, 2021 meeting, received the licenses and financial reports from the City Clerk, and approved a budget revision. Several resolutions were adopted, including one designating financial institutions as municipal depositories, one authorizing the payment of obligations, and one requesting the Mississippi State Legislature to extend the Greenwood Tourism Commission's repeal date. The council also reviewed the Planning Commission minutes from January 11, 2021.
Jan 5, 2021·BoardMeeting
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Municipal Minutes City Of Greenwood, Leflore County, Mississippi
The Greenwood City Council meeting focused on several key areas. A bid opening for the city's funds for the period of February 1, 2021, was conducted, with bids received from Regions Bank, Trustmark National Bank, Guaranty Bank, Bank of Commerce, and BankPlus. The council approved the payment of claims and accounts, and recognized Antwoine Williams for his school board service and Chief Marcus Banks for his 26 years with the fire department. The mayor's report included sales tax allocation figures, updates on COVID-19 vaccine distribution, and a year-end financial surplus. Concerns were raised about New Year's Eve gatherings and the mask ordinance. A discussion took place regarding dilapidated housing, and the council approved the appointment of Terrence Craft as Chief of Police and Kyle Scott to the Planning Commission. Finally, a donation of $1,000 was approved to promote Mississippi Valley State University basketball games.
Jan 5, 2021·BoardMeeting
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City Council Meeting
The meeting includes a bid opening for financial institutions to keep municipal funds, a Mayor's Report, and a public agenda addressing concerns about speed bumps, checkpoints, and dilapidated housing. Policy and routine items are on the agenda, including approval of past City Council minutes, financial reports from the City Clerk, a docket of claims, and resolutions for appointments of a new Chief of Police and a member to the Planning Commission.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
