Mississippi 2025 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HB1020

Introduced
1/17/25  
Refer
1/17/25  

Caption

Appropriation; City of Jackson for demolishing certain structure in Farish Street Historic District.

Impact

The passage of HB1020 would empower the City of Jackson with additional resources necessary to address a specific public health issue contributed by the dilapidated structure. This funding is intended to alleviate concerns related to health risks and safety hazards that could arise from the continued existence of the building. Moreover, the bill demonstrates a state commitment to urban renewal efforts, particularly in historically significant areas like the Farish Street Historic District.

Summary

House Bill 1020 aims to provide financial assistance to the City of Jackson for the demolition and removal of a structure located in the Farish Street Historic District. The structure in question has been identified as a nuisance to public health, safety, and welfare, and the bill appropriates $400,000 for this purpose from the State General Fund for the fiscal year 2026. The bill is framed within the context of enhancing the safety and welfare of the public by addressing hazardous structures in urban areas.

Contention

While the bill primarily seeks to facilitate the demolition of a problematic structure, potential points of contention might arise concerning the use of state funds for local projects. Discussions around equity in funding allocation versus the necessity of state intervention in local issues could surface, especially if other localities view their needs as equally pressing. However, the bill emphasizes immediate public health concerns, suggesting an urgency that may downplay broader discussions about fiscal priorities across different regions.

Additional_notes

To ensure the effectiveness of the appropriation, the bill outlines clear procedures for the disbursement of funds, indicating that payments will be managed by the State Treasurer upon proper requisitioning by local officials. This financing mechanism is designed to maintain accountability and transparency in the use of state funds for community improvement.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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