The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution during their regular Board Meeting on January 21, 2020 declaring DeSoto County to be a 2nd Amendment Safe Haven county. Please follow the link to read the resolution. Additional Info...
DeSoto County had a great year for economic development! The Board of Supervisors thanks Director Jim Flanagan and the DeSoto County Economic Development Council for the information and all the hard work.
Our county Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is now an active Disaster Volunteer Coordination Center. We will work with non profit and faith based organizations to address as many needs as possible. Read on...
For residents who have lost perishables due to no electricity or who have no garbage carts due to the storm. These are ONLY for residents and ONLY for normal household garbage/ruined food from freezers or refrigerators. Read on...
Please follow the link for information:
REGARDING RUBBISH DISPOSAL
REGARDING BUILDING PERMITS FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF STORM DAMAGED DWELLINGS
REGARDING BURN PERMITS FOR DEBRIS Read on...
The DeSoto County Board of Supervisors wants all deer hunters and citizens to be aware of precautionary measures to prevent the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease among the deer population in DeSoto County. Follow the link for information from MDWFP. Additional Info...
Beginning the week of October 14th, motorists will encounter work zone lane closures along Holly Springs Road between Short Fork Creek and Smith Road in Southeast DeSoto County. Read on...
