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HB4000Introduced in the House

Grenada County; authorize to create the Grenada County Utility Authority.

Passed

Introduced by Kevin Horan, District 34

What does this bill do?

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Official description

An Act To Authorize Grenada County, Mississippi, To Create The Grenada County Utility Authority; To Provide That The Authority Shall Be Governed By A Board Of Directors Of The Authority; To Provide For The Membership Of The Board Of Directors Of The Authority; To Provide For The Powers And Duties Of The Authority And The Board Of The Authority; To Authorize The Authority To Acquire, Construct, Maintain, And Operate Wastewater Collection And Treatment Systems And Water Systems Within The Authority's Service Area; To Authorize Service Providers To Contract With The Authority; To Authorize The Authority To Issue Revenue Bonds To Provide Funds Necessary To Achieve The Purposes Of This Act; To Authorize The Authority To Enter Into Contracts With The Owners Of Property To Provide Improvements Necessary To Provide Wastewater And Water Services; To Provide That The Authority May Issue Special Assessment Bonds To Finance Such Improvements And To Authorize The Authority To Levy And Collect Special Assessments Against The Property Benefited Thereby To Retire Such Bonds; And For Related Purposes.

Where it stands

Approved by Governor

April 6, 2026

How did lawmakers vote?

House votes

1 recorded vote · each counted separately

Senate votes

1 recorded vote · each counted separately

SenateStage: Senate Passed · March 26, 2026

52

Yes

0

No

0

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Bill history

  1. Referred To Local and Private Legislation

  2. Title Suff Do Pass

  3. Passed

  4. Transmitted To Senate

  5. Referred To Local and Private

  6. Title Suff Do Pass

  7. Passed

  8. Immediate Release

  9. Returned For Enrolling

  10. Enrolled Bill Signed

  11. Enrolled Bill Signed

  12. Approved by Governor

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