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Clinton Parks and Recreation Staff Honored with Multiple State Awards
The City of Clinton was well represented at the Mississippi Recreation and Park Association Annual Conference held last week in Biloxi, where our Parks and Recreation and Therapeutic Recreation teams received several statewide honors recognizing the impact of their programs and events.
Retired Fire Chief Jeff Blackledge Recognized for 40 Years of Service
As one of his final acts in office, Mayor Phil Fisher presented Fire Chief Jeff Blackledge with a plaque of appreciation honoring his 40 years of dedicated service to the City of Clinton.
A Farewell from the Mayor: Phil Fisher Reflects on More Than a Decade of Service to Clinton
As he enters his final week in office, Mayor Phil Fisher reflects not on personal accomplishments but on the power of partnership, persistence, and a community that came together time and again to move Clinton forward.
City Honors Mayor Phil Fisher and Two Aldermen for Their Years of Service
At the June 17 Board of Aldermen meeting, the City of Clinton came together to recognize and celebrate the dedicated service of three long-standing public officials—Mayor Phil Fisher, Ward 2 Alderman Jim Martin, and Alderman-at-Large Ricki Garrett.
Flushable? Think Again: Protecting Clinton’s Pipes Starts with You
The City of Clinton is urging residents to think twice before flushing anything other than toilet paper. Despite the “flushable” label, wipes of all kinds—including baby wipes, makeup remover wipes, and cleaning wipes—are a major culprit behind costly clogs and sewer backups in our community’s infrastructure. What Happens When You Flush a Wipe?Unlike toilet paper, which is designed to quickly break down in water, wipes do not disintegrate. Instead, they stay intact and accumulate in sewer lines, …
Preliminary Results: 2025 Clinton Municipal Election
The City of Clinton has completed the initial count of in-person and absentee ballots. Affidavit ballots will be screened, and mailed-in absentee ballots (from qualified voters such as those with disabilities) will be accepted for a few more days, in accordance with state law.