Mississippi Code
In General
§ 19-3-1. Districts and boundaries; election of supervisors

Each county shall be divided into five (5) districts, with due regard to equality of population and convenience of situation for the election of members of the boards of supervisors, but the districts as now existing shall continue until changed. The qualified electors of each district shall elect, at the next general election, and every four (4) years thereafter, in their districts one (1) member of the board of supervisors. Subject to the provisions of Sections 23-15-283 and 23-15-285, the board, by a three-fifths (3/5) vote of all members elected, may change the districts, the boundaries to be entered at large in the minutes of the proceedings of the board.
If the boundaries of the districts are changed by order of the board of supervisors as provided in this section, the order shall be published in a newspaper having general circulation in the county once each week for three (3) consecutive weeks.

Structure Mississippi Code

Mississippi Code

Title 19 - Counties and County Officers

Chapter 3 - Board of Supervisors

In General

§ 19-3-1. Districts and boundaries; election of supervisors

§ 19-3-3. Eligibility of supervisors

§ 19-3-5. Bond to be executed by supervisor

§ 19-3-7. Organizational meeting

§ 19-3-9. Organizational and other meetings in case of epidemics

§ 19-3-11. Regular meetings in counties having one court district

§ 19-3-13. Regular meetings in counties having two court districts

§ 19-3-15. Meetings of board in Harrison County

§ 19-3-17. Length of sessions; recesses

§ 19-3-21. Presiding officer

§ 19-3-23. Quorum; fine for nonattendance

§ 19-3-25. Sheriff to attend meetings

§ 19-3-27. Duties of clerk of board of supervisors; signing of minutes

§ 19-3-29. Appointment of clerk pro tempore

§ 19-3-31. Employment of office clerks in certain counties

§ 19-3-33. Publication of proceedings

§ 19-3-35. Publication of proceedings; cumulative method

§ 19-3-37. Privileges of supervisors

§ 19-3-39. Supervisors are conservators of the peace

§ 19-3-40. Power of board to adopt, modify, alter, or repeal orders, resolutions or ordinances not inconsistent with law

§ 19-3-43. Board to provide and designate building for its meetings and sessions of court when courthouse unavailable

§ 19-3-47. Employment of counsel

§ 19-3-48. Monthly office allowance for attorney employed by board

§ 19-3-51. Power of the board to subpoena witnesses and cite for contempt

§ 19-3-53. Collection of fines imposed by board

§ 19-3-55. Elections for county purposes may be ordered by petition of qualified electors

§ 19-3-57. Tickets; what shall be printed on same

§ 19-3-59. Appropriation of county funds

§ 19-3-61. Employment of comptroller or bookkeeper

§ 19-3-65. Membership in national and state organizations of governmental officials

§ 19-3-68. Supervisors and county employees authorized to use credit cards to pay travel expenses

§ 19-3-69. Authority to contract for professional services

§ 19-3-71. Appointment of county fire services coordinator

§ 19-3-73. Authority of county to maintain real property owned or leased by fire protection district

§ 19-3-75. Maintenance of roads or driveways to public cemeteries

§ 19-3-77. Programs of professional education for county purchase clerks, receiving clerks, inventory control clerks, and members of county boards of supervisors

§ 19-3-83. Authority to adopt ordinances for the regulation of transient vendors

§ 19-3-85. Authority of board to dispose of lost, stolen, abandoned or misplaced personal property