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End of Watch: Deputy Jeremy Malone
SUMMARY: Deputy Jeremy Malone's funeral services were held in George County, with support from law enforcement agencies across Mississippi and Alabama. Deputy Malone served for over 20 years and was remembered by his family and the community as a dedicated public safety worker. His social media post quoting scripture, “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends,” was shared during the service, with those in attendance commenting on the powerful and solemn words. The community showed their support and paid their respects to Deputy Malone and his family.
End of Watch: Deputy Jeremy Malone.
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SUMMARY: The Meridian city council meeting discussed the water departments, where they voted to enter into an agreement with Wagoner Engineering. They will provide assistance in managing processes, recruitment, and cost-saving measures. The contract includes bringing in four employees to help with wastewater, freshwater, and line maintenance. The goal is to give pay raises, retain staff, and recruit new employees. Wagoner Engineering will provide a report in 30 days on recruitment efforts. The one-year contract will cost the city $92,500 per month. Overall, the council aims to improve the management and efficiency of the water departments.
Meridian City Council approves contract for managing water departments
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SUMMARY: Forensic investigators found mostly bones in a pond in Flowood, providing enough evidence to identify the person and determine how they died. DNA samples will be used to cross-reference with databases like NAMUS to find a match. The state DNA lab will carefully examine the evidence and compare it with samples from missing persons. The body was badly decomposed, making identification challenging. Family members of missing persons may be asked for reference samples to confirm identities. Investigators are seeking information from the public to help narrow down the timeline of events. The investigation may take weeks or months to complete.
Skeletal remains found in Rankin County pond sent to crime lab
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SUMMARY: Final repairs on Fortification Street as part of the Jackson Water Project are in their last stages, with the road expected to reopen on April 16th, 2024. Jackson Water issued a traffic advisory for the area between Quinn and Monroe Street, with the closure lasting up to 5 days for much-needed repairs. Damages on Greymont Avenue near East Fortification were also addressed, with multiple repairs made to sewage infrastructure. Residents can now rest assured that the necessary repairs have been completed, and the road will soon be accessible again. Ted Henen and his team worked hard to fix the issues, ensuring that the area is safe for travelers.
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