Congressman Thompson Announced $430,600 awarded to Mississippi Second Congressional District
BOLTON, MISSISSIPPI – Today, United States Representative Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS) announced the U. S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development has awarded funds through the Communities and Facilities Program to Mississippi Second District.
Recipient | Amount | Purpose |
City of Water Valley Mayor Donald Gray 662-473-2431 | $30,500 | Project funds will be used to assist the City of Water Valley in purchasing a Warning Siren. |
City of Kosciusko Mayor Jimmy Cockroft 662-289-1226 | $49,900 | Project funds will be used to assist the City of Kosciusko in purchasing patrol cars. |
Grenada County Board of Supervisors Mr. Michael Lott, President 662-226-1821 | $50,000 | This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase law enforcement vehicles for District III of Grenada County. |
Grenada County Board of Supervisors Mr. Michael Lott, President 662-226-1821 | $50,000 | This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a dump truck for District III of Grenada County. |
Grenada County Board of Supervisors Mr. Michael Lott, President 662-226-1821 | $50,000 | This Rural Development Investment will be used to purchase a compact track loader for District III of Grenada County. |
Grenada County Board of Supervisors Mr. Michael Lott, President 662-226-1821 | $50,000 | This Rural Development investment will be used to assist with purchasing a track type tractor. |
Town of Kilmichael Mayor Bobby Howell 662-262-4242 | $34,000 | This Rural Development investment will be used to assist in purchasing a new dump truck. |
Town of Tutwiler Mayor Nichole Harris 662-345-8321 | $16,200 | This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase a debris removal truck. |
Carroll County Board of Supervisors Rickie Corley, President 662-237-9660 | $50,000 | This Rural Development Investment will be used to purchase a Freightliner truck. |
Coahoma County Board of Supervisors Johnny Newsom, President 662-624-3028 | $50,000 | This Rural Development investment will be used to purchase patrol vehicles for the Coahoma County Law Enforcement Department. |