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Harrison County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Harrison County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Marshall is kicking off a warrant roundup, meaning police are actively looking to clear out old tickets and legal issues. If you’ve got something outstanding, you’ll want to handle it now to avoid an unexpected visit from law enforcement.
Marshall is shuffling its city leadership team, which means new people are calling the shots on how your tax dollars get spent. It’s worth watching how these changes affect the quality of city services you rely on every day.
Harrison County just put a total ban on outdoor burning, so keep the fire pits and brush piles off-limits for now. It’s all about preventing wildfires, and you’ll get hit with a serious fine if you ignore the rules.
Marshall police just rounded up four suspects in a major crackdown on local drugs and violent crime. They’re still hunting for seven more, so expect to see a heavier police presence in the area while they finish the job.
Harrison County is currently deciding whether to keep, move, or remove controversial historical monuments from public spaces. It’s a heated debate about which parts of our history we choose to celebrate and what kind of community we want to be moving forward.
Harrison County is stuck in a tense standoff over whether to keep or pull down a Confederate statue. It’s a classic battle over how our public spaces should reflect our values today.