Booneville MS News

Residents in Booneville must move Ice Storm Fern debris to the curb by April 15 for collection, with truck routes resuming today, April 7.

Residents are encouraged to participate in Booneville’s spring cleanup event on April 11 as part of the Greatest American Cleanup effort.

Booneville residents are advised of restrictions on certain waste items to ensure smooth trash pickup and compliance with local regulations.

Lacy Hill has been recognized as Booneville Gas & Water’s Employee of the Month for her dedication and customer service.

Residents are invited to participate in Booneville’s cleanup day on April 11 as part of the Greatest American Cleanup initiative. The event aims to improve local public spaces and promote environmental responsibility.

The City of Booneville will close its offices on April 3 in observance of Good Friday, resuming normal hours April 6.

Crews are trimming and removing tree debris from Booneville Cemetery over the next few days. Visitors are advised to exercise caution during the cleanup.

The Booneville Police Department expressed condolences to the family of Deputy Michael Jimerson and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department.

The City of Booneville held its fourth leadership session with city employees and directors, emphasizing ongoing professional development.

Captain Marsenio Nunn was recognized by the Booneville Police Department as Employee of the Month for his dedication and professionalism.