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Back Row Left to Right: Ronnie Barlow, County
Administrator; Steve Amos, Chancery Clerk; Jimmy Phillips, Supervisor
Dist. 5; Earl Dixon, Supervisor Dist. 1; Harold Jones, Sheriff of Copiah
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P.O.
Box 551
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Dixon Supervisor, District One Email: Terry
Channell Perry
Hood Manuel
Welch Jimmy
Phillips Ronnie Barlow Cheryl Guess Beverly Bridges Joa Williams Mary J. Harris |
The Board of
Supervisors are responsible for setting policies and procedures and
overseeing the county's finances with regard to levying necessary taxes
as authorized by stature to carry out the function of the county.
They have the power to adopt orders, resolutions, and ordinances with
respect to county affairs, property, and finances without the existence
of or reference of any specific authority granted in any other stature
or law of the state. The Boards of Supervisors have within their
respective counties full jurisdiction over roads, ferries, bridges, and
the power to levy taxes as may be necessary to keep in good repair.
The County Administrator is hired by the Board of Supervisors and is responsible for carrying out the policies adopted by the board; prepares the budget for consideration by the Board; prepares the tax levy, and performs any and all administrative duties that the board could legally perform themselves. The Comptroller is responsible for payroll and all related records; also, for insurance and workman's compensation. The purchase Clerk is responsible for procuring supplies for county use in accordance with purchase procedures set by statute. The Accounts Payable Clerk is responsible for docket of payment to county vendors/Inventory Clerk is responsible for tagging and managing county assets. The Receiving clerk receives and records purchases made by the county. The Solid Waste Clerk is responsible for quarterly billing of solid waste accounts and receiving of payments.
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