Every neighborhood in the City of Jackson is set to receive new trees and increased tree management thanks to this $757,257 grant from the USDA. Read on...
This activity is happening all over the City of Jackson and in bordering areas of Summit, Blackman and Leoni townships through Tuesday, Oct. 10. Additional Info...
A three-block section of the street between N. Wisner Street and N. West Avenue will receive a new street surface, along with curb, sidewalk and driveway improvements. Read on...
The awardees will be recognized at the upcoming Harold White Awards Breakfast on Wednesday, Sept. 27. The annual awards from Human Relations Commission recognizes residents and organizations making a difference in volunteering, diversity and inclusion. Read on...
The official City of Jackson newsletter is mailed to every address in the City Limits. Copies are available at City Hall. A digital version is available on the City website. Additional Info...
The City of Jackson Parks and Recreation Department is in the process of revising its master plan. To make sure resident input is included in the plan, the City has launched a Parks and Recreation Survey. Read on...
In an effort to bring public art to the south side, the Public Arts Commission engaged residents on what kind of sculptures they’d like to see in their neighborhood. Read on...
With more than 170,000 rides given already this year, the Jackson Area Transportation Authority (JATA) isn’t slowing down anytime soon. A millage in the City of Jackson generates $500,000 a year for JATA, keeping rides affordable and service expansive. Read on...
The City of Jackson has been hard at work this year improving streets, parks, trails and water infrastructure for the community. Here is a breakdown of projects making an impact in neighborhoods across Jackson. Read on...
Reserves may assist regular sworn officers on patrol or assist with special community events such as parades, fireworks, and community events. Read on...
There has been some confusion from drivers about 2 hour parking rules in Downtown Jackson. It's important to remember that you can only park in one block for 2 hours, and the time does not reset if you move to a different spot in the same block. Read on...
Jackson’s water is getting refreshed, one line at a time. This summer, the City of Jackson has been ramping up its Lead Service Line Replacement Program, using federal funds and a dedicated crew to replace lead lines all over Jackson. Read on...
CodeRED messages about weather warnings, amber alerts and active threats are sent to every mobile device in a targeted area from the county dispatch center. However, when it comes to notifications from the City, you have to sign up to get our messages. 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...
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...
