Since the event started in 2018, Mayors have used the address to reflect on the City’s accomplishments over the previous year and look toward the future. Read on...
Residents in Jackson's First Ward have an upcoming opportunity to learn about how they can join forces to keep the area safe and support neighbors. Read on...
Families can enjoy free Easter eggs filled with candy scattered around the park in Downtown Jackson. There will also be prizes, photos with the Easter Bunny, and the opportunity to meet Jackson police officers and firefighters. Read on...
$2.5 million has been earmarked to construct up to 100 new homes on vacant City lots and create a program to make the homes affordable for residents to buy. Read on...
The seasonal newsletter is mailed to every address in the City and is available for pick-up on the First Floor of Jackson City Hall. It can also be viewed online. Read on...
Elections for Mayor, Treasurer and City Council seats in Wards 2, 4 and 6 are taking place this year. The deadline to file paperwork to qualify for the Aug. Primary Election is Tuesday, April 25 at 4:00 p.m. Read on...
To help combat homelessness, the City Council decided in Dec. 2022 to form a partnership with Residents in Action (also called RiA). This was a response to the growing need for more emergency sheltering during the winter. Read on...
To better understand the needs of residents and what kind of classes to offer at the center, we invite City residents to participate in a brief online survey. Read on...
The 2022 City of Jackson Annual Report is available to view on the City website. Printed copies are also available on the First Floor of City Hall. This report highlights the City's accomplishments in the last calendar year. Read on...
Families wanting to make sure their children travel safely can take advantage of the Car Seat Inspection Program from the Jackson Fire Department. Firefighters launched the program last year to provide monthly car seat checks for the Jackson area. Read on...
The City is currently looking for residents to fill 28 vacancies on 10 boards and commissions. Applicants may be residents or non-residents of the City of Jackson depending on the opening. Read on...
By using the new web feature, residents can view an interactive map that displays all 28 City of Jackson public parks and four dedicated pedestrian trails. Read on...
By visiting cityofjackson.org/liningupjackson, residents can learn everything they need to know about lead line replacements. This website features education on why the changes are happening, replacement progress, and upcoming construction schedules. Read on...
