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Parks and Recreation Tax Up for Renewal in June 9 Special Election
The City of Clinton has announced a Special Election scheduled for June 9, 2026, in which registered Clinton residents will vote on the renewal of the 2% Parks and Recreation Tax. The tax was first approved by voters in 2022 and is collected at local restaurants throughout the city, with every dollar dedicated exclusively to parks and recreation facilities and improvements.
A New Chapter on the Mississippi Blues Trail in Clinton
The City of Clinton proudly unveiled its second Mississippi Blues Trail marker, honoring the historic Grits & Gravy Recording Studio and the powerful musical legacy that once lived right here in our community.
Mayor Addresses Community Concerns Surrounding a Potential Development
There is substantial and understandable public interest in a recently approved project in the Clinton Industrial Park. While some construction activities to rehabilitate the building have begun, the project developer is in ongoing negotiations about some aspects of the project, which is why no public announcement has been made. While there are limits on what may be shared at this point, the city does want to address a few of the concerns that have been raised.
Burn Ban in Effect Through April 1
The City of Clinton has implemented a burn ban that will remain in effect through April 1.
February 25 Road Closure of Old Vicksburg & Tanglewood
The intersection of Old Vicksburg Road and Tanglewood Drive will be closed during the day on Wednesday, February 25 to allow Public Works crews to repair a water main break and determine the source of water surfacing in the street.
Water Service Interruption Notice Related to Billing System Transition
The City would like to make residents aware of an issue impacting some water customers following the recent transition to a new water billing system.