Mississippi Code
Chapter 19 - Health, Safety, and Welfare
§ 21-19-61. Advertising of municipal activities by certain municipalities

Any municipality in this state which has a population in excess of one hundred thousand people may set aside, appropriate and expend moneys for the purpose of advertising and bringing to the attention of the citizens of such municipality the reasons for and status of any municipal activity, litigation, franchise, proposed bond issue, and any other municipal matter about which it is for the best interest of the people that they be fully informed.
Such advertising and publicizing may be done by newspaper, magazine, radio, television, or by any combination of same, which in the judgment of the governing body of such municipality will be helpful toward advancing the moral, financial and other interests of such municipality.

Structure Mississippi Code

Mississippi Code

Title 21 - Municipalities

Chapter 19 - Health, Safety, and Welfare

§ 21-19-1. General powers of municipal governing authorities; collection and disposal of garbage and rubbish

§ 21-19-2. Development of billing and collection system; defraying costs; increase in ad valorem tax; notice; joint and several liability of generator and property owner; liens

§ 21-19-3. Controlling contagious or infectious diseases; establishing pesthouses

§ 21-19-5. Establishing hospitals, workhouses, and houses of correction

§ 21-19-7. Donating to hospitals and benevolent institutions

§ 21-19-9. Controlling running of animals at large; establishment of city pounds; cooperative agreements

§ 21-19-11. Determination that property or parcel of land is menace; authorized municipal employee may make the determination that property or parcel of land is menace under certain circumstances; notification to property owner; hearing; cleaning pri...

§ 21-19-17. Restricting movements of individuals where public safety is endangered

§ 21-19-19. Regulating blind-tigers and disreputable places and practices

§ 21-19-21. Enacting fire regulations

§ 21-19-23. Entering mutual assistance pacts with other municipalities

§ 21-19-25. Adoption, amendment and revision of building and other codes

§ 21-19-27. Compelling erection of barriers

§ 21-19-29. Regulating ingress and egress of buildings

§ 21-19-31. Regulation of public places, depots and common carriers

§ 21-19-33. Regulations of circuses, shows, theaters, and other amusements

§ 21-19-35. Regulation of transient vendors and photographers; power of counties and municipalities; application of county and municipal ordinances

§ 21-19-37. Regulation of "going-out-of-business" sales, "fire" sales, and similar sales

§ 21-19-41. Contributing to support of federal food stamp program

§ 21-19-43. Encouraging establishment of industry

§ 21-19-44. Supporting certain local economic development organizations

§ 21-19-44.1. Donating to Main Street Project, Incorporated

§ 21-19-46. Donating to Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)

§ 21-19-47. Donating to support bands and orchestras

§ 21-19-51. Donating to fair associations

§ 21-19-53. Donating to support historical museums by certain municipalities

§ 21-19-55. Donating to patriotic organizations

§ 21-19-57. Donating to American Red Cross

§ 21-19-58. Donating to Mississippi Burn Care Fund

§ 21-19-59. Donating to state colleges or universities for support of airport by certain municipalities

§ 21-19-61. Advertising of municipal activities by certain municipalities

§ 21-19-63. Requiring maps of subdivisions to be furnished and approved; effect of dedication; easement declared abandoned

§ 21-19-65. Matching funds for social and community service programs

§ 21-19-67. Annual donations to chartered chapters of the Boys and Girls Clubs of America or the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), or to certain certified farmers' markets located within the municipality

§ 21-19-69. Donating to support certified farmers' market