Robert A. Weaver

The meeting included discussion on approving travel and training, use of the D'Iberville Community Center and Town Green, sponsorship for Sacred Heart Catholic Church's Bazaar, and donation to the D'Iberville Historical Society. It also covered acknowledging quotes for rip rap, declaring surplus property, approving Planning Commission transcripts, dockets of claims, revenue expenditure reports, and water/sewer and court refund reports. Further discussions included resolution authorizing utility bill adjustments, pay applications for the Town Green Turf Improvements Project, stored materials on the Police Station Storage Building Project, and work performed on MCWI ARPA projects. The council also discussed cell antennas ordinance, payment of ARPA invoices, variance applications for lot coverage and lot splits, emergency repair of the Nita Street Pump Station, change order for MCWI ARPA project, and contract for debris monitoring services. An executive session was held regarding potential litigation.

The meeting included a proclamation honoring Eric Lightner's career. Approvals were made for travel and training for police department personnel, use of the D'Iberville Rec Center for an event, a donation to the D'Iberville Football Booster Club, a full-page ad in the D'Iberville High School Football Program, and a donation for the United In Blue event. Resolutions were approved for declaring surplus property and requesting permission from the Harrison County Board of Supervisors for use of the portable stage and bleachers for the City's Mardi Gras Parade and the portable stage for the Sheephead Showdown Tournament. The docket of claims, privilege license report, water/sewer refund report, and court refund report were also approved. Adjustments to utility bills, the MS Office of Highway Safety Grant, a contract with Axon for in-car cameras, renewal of the Neptune Subscription for Public Works, and annual servicing of multiple pump stations were approved. A property was declared a menace property, bids were acknowledged for the Rusty Quave Sports Complex Turf Improvements Project, and the Certificate of Substantial Completion and Summary Change Order for the 2024/2025 D'Iberville Paving Project were approved. Pay applications were approved for Warren Paving, Inc. and BEB Enterprises, Inc. The council authorized advertising to receive bids for the NRCS Emergency Watershed Protection Project, approved an agreement with Wind Creek for parking, and approved a request for cash from MDA for the I-10/I-110 Interchange Improvements Project. The council also discussed hosting a 3-day fishing tournament in 2026 and entered an executive session for potential litigation.

The meeting included a discussion of the budget and a motion to approve the resolution of the council filing the tax levy for the year 2025 for the City of D'Iberville.

The meeting included discussions and motions related to various city matters. These included approving promotions and pay increases, travel and training for city personnel, and assistance from city departments for the D'Iberville High School Homecoming Parade. The council also considered the use of the Community Center for a fundraiser, a donation to the DHS Drama Club, and a resolution of surplus property. Further agenda items covered adjustments to utility bills, budget amendments, job description approvals, adoption of a cafeteria plan, acceptance of a cybersecurity grant, amendments to garbage collection fees, and the submittal of applications for grant programs. Additionally, the council addressed authorizations for special assessments, advertisement for equipment financing and bids, approvals for project pay applications and completion certificates, contract approvals, and right-of-way easements. Discussions also involved sidewalk projects, variances for lot splits, and amendments to zoning ordinances regarding cellular and communication facilities.

The meeting included discussions and actions on various topics, such as swearing-in of Scot Thompson, adjustments to utility bills for property owners, and pay estimates for work performed on the MCWI ARPA Project. Administrative settlements and requests for checks were approved for multiple tax parcels. Pay applications for construction and rehabilitation projects were also approved. The council discussed and tabled a request for qualifications for the Working Waterfront and Commercial Seafood Harbor project. They acknowledged receipt of proposals for debris monitoring services and approved the recommendation of award. The council also approved a notice of grant and agreement award from USDA for an erosion control project and acknowledged receipt of proposals for Portal and GIS Mapping Management, approving the recommendation of award. Additionally, an application for a Conditional Use Permit for a used car dealership was approved.