News Summary
Residents of Oktibbeha County are gearing up for an important election on June 4, 2025. Voters will elect three commissioners for the Oktibbeha County Soil and Water Conservation District, crucial for local conservation efforts. Various voting locations are available across the county, and residents are encouraged to participate to shape their community’s environmental future.
Exciting Election Coming Up in Oktibbeha County!
Attention, residents of Oktibbeha County! Get ready to mark your calendars because a big election is just around the corner! On June 4, 2025, 여러분이 여러분의 소중한 투표권을 행사할 수 있는 기회를 가져요! This is your chance to help shape the future of our soil and water conservation efforts in our beautiful county!
Who’s Running for Election?
This election is particularly special as it focuses on electing three (3) commissioners for the Oktibbeha County Soil and Water Conservation District. These individuals play an essential role in guiding the district’s efforts to conserve our natural resources, which is super important for our environment and local agriculture!
You’ll be choosing commissioners from specific beats in our county: beats 2, 3, and 5. It’s a great opportunity to have a say in who represents our community and to support candidates who prioritize conservation and sustainability!
Where Can I Vote?
Wondering where you can cast your ballot? No worries! Voting places will be open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM on election day. Check out the list below to find your designated voting location:
- Beat 1: USDA Building, 510 Hwy 25N, Starkville, MS 39759
- Beat 2: Village Cycle, 1300 MS 182, Starkville, MS 39759
- Beat 3: Tractor Supply, 1301 Greta Lane, Starkville, MS 39759
- Beat 4: City Hall, 3851 Hwy 12, Sturgis, MS 39769
- Beat 5: Starkville Fire Department, 503 Lampkin St., Starkville, MS 39759
Make sure to head to your correct beat location to ensure your vote counts!
Staying Informed
The notice of this important election is in line with the Mississippi Code 1972 Annotated, Section 69-27-31. This ensures everything is done legally and appropriately so everyone can play their part in our local governance.
Before the election, you can expect to see the notice published three times in the Legal Notice Section, with a seven-day gap between each publication. It’s all about keeping our community informed and involved!
What’s Next?
If you’re wondering what happens after the election, remember that proof of publication and billing should be sent to the Mississippi Soil and Water Conservation Commission, located at 680 Monroe St., Suite B, Jackson, MS 39202.
Let Your Voice Be Heard!
This upcoming election is a wonderful opportunity for all of us in Oktibbeha County to step up and let our voices be heard. Your vote can make a significant impact on our local environment and the way we manage our natural resources!
So, get ready to discuss candidates, rally your friends and neighbors, and prepare to head to the polls on June 4, 2025! Together, we can help shape a sustainable future for Oktibbeha County. Don’t miss out on this chance to make a difference!
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Additional Resources
- C Dispatch: Republican Carries Oktibbeha
- Starkville Daily News: Historic Day in Court
- WTVA: Three Shot in Oktibbeha County
- Clarion Ledger: Trent Kelly Re-election
- Wikipedia: Election
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