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Mississippi’s
Planning and Development
Districts
2013
Directory
Mississippi Association of
Planning and Development Districts
www.mspdds.com
Mississippi’s
Planning and Development
Districts
2013
Directory
Mississippi Association of
Planning and Development Districts
Post Office Box 4935 - Jackson, MS 39296-4935
www.mspdds.com
The Directory of Mississippi’s Planning and Development
Districts is a publication of the Mississippi Association of
Planning and Development Districts.
This document may contain material to which the Mississippi Association of Planning and Development Districts maintains copyright
protection. No part of this document shall be copied without the
advance written permission of this Association.
Planning & Development Districts
Central MS
PDD
North Delta
PDD
F. Clarke Holmes
Chief Executive
Officer
PO Box 4935
Jackson, MS 39296-4935
Tel: (601) 981-1511
Fax: (601 981-1515
cholmes@cmpdd.org
James Curcio
Executive
Director
PO Box 1488
Batesville, MS 38606
Tel: (662) 561- 4100
Fax: (662) 561- 4112
jcurcio@ndpdd.com
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Executive
Director
9229 Hwy. 49
Gulfport, MS 39503
Tel: (228) 868-2311
Fax: (228) 868-7094
www.smpdd.com
East Central
PDD
Northeast
MS PDD
Southwest
MS PDD
Bill Richardson
Executive
Director
PO Box 499
Newton, MS 39345
Tel: (601) 683-2007
Fax: (601) 683-7873
mail@ecpdd.org
Sharon Gardner
Executive
Director
PO Box 600
Booneville, MS 38829
Tel: (662) 728-6248
Fax: (662) 728-2417
sgardner@nempdd.com
Wirt L. Peterson
Executive
Director
100 S. Wall St.
Natchez, MS 39120
Tel: (601) 446-6044
Fax: (601) 446-6071
wpeterson1@bellsouth.net
Golden
Triangle PDD
South Delta
PDD
Three Rivers
PDD
Rupert “Rudy”
Johnson
Executive
Director
PO Box 828
Starkville, MS 39760-0828
Tel: (662) 324-7860
Fax: (662) 324-7328
rjohnson@gtpdd.com
William B.
“Billy” Haney, Jr.
Executive
Director
PO Box 1776
Greenville, MS 38702
Tel: (662) 378-3831
Fax: (662) 378-3834
sdpdd@bellsouth.net
Vernon R.
“Randy” Kelley
Executive
Director
PO Box 690
Pontotoc, MS 38863
Tel: (662) 489-2415
Fax: (662) 489-6815
vrk@trpdd.com
North
Central PDD
Steve Russell
Executive
Director
28 Industrial
Park Boulevard
Winona, MS 38967-8709
Tel: (662) 283-2675
Fax: (662) 283-5875
srussell@ncpdd.org
Southern MS
PDD
2013 DISTRICT DIRECTORY
Narrative ............................................................. 2
Services ............................................................... 6
Central Mississippi PDD ...................................... 8
East Central PDD ................................................ 12
Golden Triangle PDD .......................................... 15
North Central PDD ............................................. 19
North Delta PDD ................................................ 22
Northeast Mississippi PDD ................................ 26
South Delta PDD ............................................... 29
Southern Mississippi PDD ................................ 32
Southwest Mississippi PDD .............................. 36
Three Rivers PDD .............................................. 39
OVER 40 YEARS OF SERVICE TO
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
Organization
The ten Planning and Development
Districts in Mississippi were created by
local governments in the late 1960s in an
attempt to address problems and issues
on a multi-jurisdictional basis. In creating
these organizations, technical assistance
was provided by the then Office of Federal
State Programs under the administration
of Governor John Bell Williams. There also
were federal matching grant incentives to
the Districts, as well as to the local governments, if they met and maintained certain
eligibility criteria, especially in the area of
economic development. In 1971, in an attempt to standardize regional economic
development and planning boundaries,
Governor Williams issued Executive Order 81
designating the Planning and Development
Districts as Mississippi’s official sub-state
regions. This order also designated the
Districts as the agencies to provide project
notification and review under the U.S. Office of Management and Budget Circular
A-95, thus insuring that federally funded
projects were in accord with local plans and
did not produce duplication. The Planning
and Development Districts still play the
same basic role, but they are governed by
Federal Executive Order 12371 rather than
Budget Circular A-95.
Each Planning and Development District
is an independent organization governed
by a Board of Directors appointed by local
government officials. The Governing Board
of the District is composed of members
from each county who are appointed by the
respective county boards of supervisors,
elected county officials, business or industrial leaders, and representatives of the
minority community. Other members may
be mayors or other local elected officials.
Most Districts operate through an active
committee system which may involve many
other persons, not necessarily members of
the Board of Directors. The Districts are
managed by an Executive Director who
is responsible to the Board of Directors,
and the Districts are staffed not only by
administrative and clerical personnel, but
also by specialists in such areas as planning,
economic development, community
development, job training, social services,
transportation, data processing, and
gerontology.
Programs and Services
Since each District represents a distinctly
different region of the state, its activities,
projects, and programs are somewhat different. There are, however, many common
functions provided in a very similar manner
by each District.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
One of the principal functions of each
Planning and Development District is
economic development. Each District is
designated by either the Economic Development Administration of the Department
of Commerce or the Appalachian Regional
Commission as the federally recognized
organization to perform economic develop-
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ment, planning, and other related functions.
The USDA Rural Development Administration is another major source of economic
development assistance and most recently,
the Delta Regional Authority was created
using the same sub-state structure. Unlike
some organizations which view economic
development in a limited or specific manner,
the Districts attempt to promote long-term
job creation in the broadest sense.
Each District develops annually a Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy
which not only is required by state law (see
the Statewide Economic Development and
Planning Act of 1987), but is essential in
maintaining eligibility for various federally
funded programs. These programs primarily
aid local communities with such public facilities as streets, water and sewer systems, and
other infrastructure necessary to promote
business and industrial growth. The vast
majority of industrial parks in this state
were developed with some form of federal
assistance provided through Planning and
Development Districts. Maintaining eligibility for funding also provides an opportunity
to receive technical assistance grants and
various types of loan programs.
While they may vary from region to region, there are numerous other economic
development activities provided by the
Districts. For example, the Districts provide
statistical and economic information and
analysis to potential business and industrial
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ventures. They also furnish information and
assistance to cities and counties to aid them
in being competitive and in building capacity so that they can assist with economic
growth. The Planning and Development
Districts were the first organizations in Mississippi to integrate geographic information
systems into their routine data management
and mapping procedures.
LOAN PROGRAMS
All Districts have an active Revolving
Loan Program. This program consists of
grants, made to the Districts through a variety of federal agencies, to be loaned (usually
in conjunction with other public or private
financing) to businesses and industries to
help in start ups or expansions. These loans
are made at very attractive rates and when
they are repaid, the funds are reloaned to
other businesses for commercial and/or industrial development activities. The money,
therefore, stays in the area and continues to
be a very viable economic development tool.
Another loan program available to the
Planning and Development Districts is the
Small Business Administration 504 Loan
Program. Each district, acting as a Certified
Development Company or acting through
another Certified Development Company,
is authorized to make loans (for a period of
time not to exceed 20 years) to small businesses for land, building, and other fixed assets. These loans also are designed to create
jobs and to stimulate business growth and
are made in conjunction with private lending institutions which assume responsibility
for approximately half the amount loaned.
These loans have fixed and attractive rates,
and the District’s portion is guaranteed by
the Small Business Administration in the
event of default. Other loan programs available through the State of Mississippi include
the Mississippi Minority Business Enterprise
Loan Program and the Mississippi Small Business Assistance Loan Program. The former
is specifically for minority owned businesses,
including females, and the latter is for any
Mississippi owned small business.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Community development is an additional area in which most Districts are very
involved. The Community Development
Block Grant Program is funded through the
Department of Housing and Urban Development and administered by the Mississippi
Development Authority. This is a very competitive program that funds various types of
public facilities, economic development, and
housing activities. Most Districts provide
technical assistance to their cities and counties to help them select projects, prepare
applications, and further document needs.
Many Districts also are active at varying
levels in actually administering projects and
programs once they are funded. Moreover,
the Districts sometimes assist communities
with loans and grants through the USDA
Rural Develoment Administration, with the
development of parks through the Department of Interior and with small grants to
rural volunteer fire departments.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
In addition to providing federal and state
financial aid for community development,
the Districts offer varying types of technical assistance to help governments provide
better management. Aid is available in such
areas as personnel administration, financial
management, budgeting, capital improvements, and codification of ordinances.
Many Districts have extensive computer
capabilities which they use to assist with the
redistricting of political subdivisions. Also,
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computer mapping and geographic information systems are provided in some areas.
Certain Districts have extensive involvement
with technology communication systems,
which further expand computer networks.
If a District does not have the specific expertise on staff, it can link its local community
with the proper person in state or federal
government, or the District might possibly
work with another District in a joint venture.
GIS Map
PLANNING ASSISTANCE
In varying capacities, the Districts provide
communities with local and regional planning assistance. Maintenance of a regional
planning process is a federal requirement for
some programs, and the Districts maintain
this process to insure eligibility for their local
areas. Certain areas of the state are more
active in planning and growth management
than other areas, and the Districts normally
reflect the feelings of their communities
regarding District involvement in these activities. For example, in metropolitan areas
which receive large amounts of federal funding for transportation, a metropolitan planning process is required. In these areas, the
District administers this process and requires
that all state and federal construction dollars
are expended in accordance with the plans
developed by the District and approved by
the local governments representing the
area.
Another example of a District’s involvement in local planning is the preparation
of land use plans for cities and counties.
Many districts prepare and administer zoning ordinances and subdivision regulations
for their various communities. In addition,
they assist with street naming and property
numbering.
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
Another area in which the Districts are
increasingly involved is human resource
development. It is generally felt that improving physical resources is of little value if it
does not benefit human development. One
of the major aspects of human resource development which has significant economic
development implications is job training.
Multi-county regions, as required as part of
the Workforce Investment Act, include the
Planning and Development Districts. The
Districts are active in assessing the needs
of their respective areas, developing annual
training plans, and assisting in funding activities to carry out these plans. This program
is funded through the Department of Labor
and administered through the Mississippi
Department of Employment Security. The
business and industrial community provides
significant input into the local planning process.
Another major program in this area
relates to the elderly. Acting as the Area
Agencies on Aging, the Districts provide an
annual areawide plan which directs where
federal dollars for the elderly are to be spent
for the upcoming year. This plan is based
upon needs assessment, demographics,
national priorities, and input from the public. Once the plan is adopted, it directs the
comprehensive aging activities in its service
area for the next year. Traditional activities
funded under this plan include congregate
and home delivered meals, information and
referral services, long-term care programs,
and elder abuse prevention services.
In recent years, major efforts have been
made to keep the elderly active in their
own homes. As a result, there are various
support programs available to assist with
this endeavor. These include homemaker
and care service programs, adult day care,
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employment opportunities, transportation
programs and case management, as well as
other long-term community based activities.
One of the most important aspects is the
use of the federal Medicaid Waiver program for long-term community based care,
which allows patients to stay in their homes
versus entering a nursing home. Medicaid
payments are used to secure these services
for the home-bound patient while saving
money and providing a higher quality of life.
Recognizing that it is not possible for all the
elderly to remain in their homes, all Districts
have ombudsman programs providing
trained professionals who call on patients
in nursing homes.
The Future
Activities of the Districts have changed
significantly over the past four decades and
these changes are expected to continue
as Districts reflect the needs and issues of
their respective regions. The future of the
PDDs appears bright, for they possess both
flexibility and diversity. The Districts use
business practices in providing regional,
governmental functions. This makes them
very diverse organizations responsible for
programs ranging from adult literacy to
regional solid waste.
Planning & Development District Services
LOAN PROGRAMS
Appalachian Regional Commission
Economic Development Administration
Capital Improvements
Community Development Block Grant
Minority Business Enterprise
USDA Rural Development
Small Business Assistance
GRANT PROGRAMS
Appalachian Regional Commission
Community Development Block Grant
Delta Regional Authority
Department of Justice
Department of Environmental Quality
Department of Public Safety
Department of Wildlife Fisheries & Parks
Economic Development Administration
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Home Investment Partnership Program
USDA Rural Development
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Empowerment Zone
Enterprise Zone
Job Creation
Tourism Development
Census Training Workshop at Ole Miss
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Census Data Affiliate
Clearinghouse Coordinator
Data Center
Grant Writing
Housing
Redistricting
Survey Assistance
PLANNING ASSISTANCE
Community Facilities
Comprehensive Planning
Economic Development
Hazard Mitigation
Homeland Security
Solid Waste Management
Strategic Planning
Subdivision Regulations
Tourism Development
Transportation Planning
Zoning Ordinances
MAPPING SERVICES
Geographic Information Systems
Industrial Parks
Land Use
Redistricting
Zoning
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COMPUTER SERVICES
Automation
E-mailing
Fiscal Management
Imaging
Internet Access
Networking
Solid Waste Billing
Web Page Hosting and Design
Congregate Meals Site
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
ABE/GED Preparation
Counseling
Employment Preparation
Job Creation
Job Placement
Job Search Skills Training
Job Training
Literacy Training
Youth Programs
Senior Employment Services
WIN Job Centers
AREA AGENCY ON AGING
Adult Day Care
Aging and Disability Resource Center
Congregate and Home Delivered Meals
Elder Abuse Prevention
Emergency Services
Homemaker Services
Information, Referral and Outreach
Insurance Counceling
Legal Assistance
Ombudsman Program
Respite Services
Senior Employment Services
Transportation Services
WIN Center
MEDICAID WAIVER PROGRAM
Bridge to Independence
Case Management
Community Navigators
Home and Community Based Services
Not all services are offered by
all Districts. Services vary from
District to District.
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CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI
Planning and Development District
Copiah County
Beauregard
Crystal Springs
Georgetown
Hazlehurst
Wesson
Hinds County
Bolton
Byram
Clinton
Edwards
Jackson
Learned
Raymond
Terry
Utica
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
OFFICER
F. Clarke Holmes
1170 Lakeland Drive
Post Office Box 4935
Jackson,MS 39296-4935
Phone: (601) 981-1511
Established: 1968
Area: 6,102 square miles
2010 Population: 615,895
Fax: (601) 981-1515
Website: www.cmpdd.org
Madison County
Canton
Flora
Madison
Ridgeland
Rankin County
Brandon
Florence
Flowood
Pearl
Pelahatchie
Puckett
Richland
Simpson County
Braxton
D’Lo
Magee
Mendenhall
Warren County
Vicksburg
Yazoo County
Bentonia
Eden
Satartia
Yazoo City
NEWSLETTERS
Central Update, quarterly
PUBLICATIONS
Annual Report
Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy
2035 Jackson Urbanized Area Tansportation Plan
Transportation Improvement Program
Unified Transportation Work Program
Work Program
Mid-Year Report
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CMPDD Board of Directors
TERM OF OFFICE:
Two Years
Regular meetings are held
quarterly in March, June,
September, and December.
STEERING
COMMITTEE
Knox Ross, Jr.
President
James Archer
Vice-President
Cobie Collins
Secretary-Treasurer
Arthur Evans, Jr.
Immediate Past President
Rosemary Aultman
Wanda Cowart
Walter Redd
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
William Banks
Michael Mayfield
David Berry
Charlie McLemore, Jr.
Jay Bishop
Jared Morrison
Patrick Brown
David Pharr
Otha Burton, Jr.
Daisy Price
Mary Hawkins Butler
John Pulley
Jimmy Clyde
Alton Shaw
Earl Dixon, Jr.
Curtis Skiffer
Phil Fisher
Mildred Smith
Jerry Hall
McArthur Straughter
Dan Hart
Wendell Stringer
Derrick Johnson
Quentin Whitwell
Harvey Johnson, Jr.
James Wilson
Ronny Lott
COMMITTEES
Board of Directors
Steering Committee
South Central MS Works Local Workforce
Investment Board
South Central MS Works Youth Council
Revolving Loan Fund Review Committee
Aging Advisory Committee
Metropolitan Planning Organization
Intermodal Technical Committee
Central MS Development Company
MS Small Business Loan Review Board
Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Committee
Central MS Mayors Association
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CMPDD Staff
F. Clarke Holmes
Chief Executive Officer
Maureen Dickerson
Secretary III
Dondria Palmer-Jones, RN
Case Manager
Autry Akins
Planning Technician
Jason Duff
Technical Specialist
Sandra Knight
Administrative Assistant
Mary Allen
Workforce Coordinator
Katie Evans
Social Worker/Case Manager
Brenda Knott
Program Coordinator
Thelman Larry Anderson
Dir. of Human Resources
Karen Gates
Project Manager
Jason Larry
Counselor
Sonya Banes
District Accountant
Lashunda Grant, RN
Case Manager
Clarissa Leflore
Linda Beatty, RN
Case Manager
Katherine Hardy
Shay Lipe
Director of Finance
Cocetha Belton, RN
Case Manager
Angela Harris
Nancy Magee, RN
Case Manager
Cyndy Berg, RN
Case Manager
Delores Harris
Cathy McCoy
Accounts Payable Coordinator
Mary Broadway, RN
Case Manager
Karen Harris
James McGuffee
Job Training Director
Scott Burge
Transportation Analyst
Sue Haynes
P/T Graphics Artist
Shane McIntyre
Senior Auditor
Lesley Callender
Regional Projects Coordinator
Lynn Head
Administrative Accountant
Kathy McKeithen
Counselor
Chuck Carr
GIS Director
Erika Hill, RN
Case Manager
Tracy McKenny
Gwen Clark, RN
Case Manager
Fenicia Hill
Martha McPhail
Office Manager
Janice Coleman
Medicaid Waiver Supervisor
Terry Hodges
MCOT Project Manager
Michelle McVey
Karla Craine
Claims Processing Clerk
Angel Idowu
Thomas Meek
Workforce System Coord. II
Chelsea Crittle
Aging Program Director
Candace Johnson, RN
Case Manager
Sirrenthia Davis
Data Entry Clerk
Debbie Johnson
Secretary III/Receptionist
Mike Monk
Director of Community &
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CMPDD Staff
Portia Moore
Cynthia Rucker
Darlene Morton
Michelle Rutledge, RN
Case Manager
Janice Neal
Trennie Sanders
Social Worker, Case Manager
Jessica Nichols
Workforce Manager
Teresa Shoto, RN
Case Management Director
Gray Ouzts
Community & Economic
Development Planner
Shirlean Smith
P/T Counselor
Joyce Paris
MIS Specialist/Adm. Asst.
Steve Smith
Planning Assistant
David Wade
Principal Planner
Tiffany Walker, RN
Case Manager
Karen Weathersby
Anne Welch
GIS Data Analyst
Susan Welch, RN
Case Manager
Mattie White
P/T Resource Center Asst.
William Peacock
Principal Planner
Mitzi Stubbs
Community & Economic
Development Coordinator
Dwayne Perkins
Loan Specialist
Ebony Thomas
Social Worker, Case Manager
Tony Wonch
GIS Planner
Patty Porter, RN
Case Manager
Charlotte Thompson
Secretary III
Trisha Worthy
Robert Presley
GIS Analyst
Angela Travis
Kristen Younger, RN
Case Manager
Casandra Rankin
ADR Specialist II
Jeani Tullos, RN
Case Manager
Charlotte Richardson, RN
Case Manager
Lindsay Unland
Specialist
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Temekia Williams, RN
Case Manager
EAST CENTRAL
Clarke County
Enterprise
Pachuta
Quitman
Shubuta
Stonewall
Jasper County
Bay Springs
Heidelberg
Louin
Montrose
Established: 1968
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
Bill Richardson
280 Commercial Drive
Post Office Box 499
Newton, MS 39345
Phone: (601) 683-2007
Fax: (601) 683-7873
Website:
www.ecpdd.org
Kemper County
DeKalb
Scooba
Lauderdale County
Marion
Meridian
Leake County
Carthage
Lena
Walnut Grove
Neshoba County
Philadelphia
Mississippi Band of
Choctaw Indians
Newton County
Chunky
Decatur
Hickory
Newton
Union
Scott County
Forest
Lake
Morton
Sebastopol
Smith County
Mize
Polkville
Raleigh
Sylvarena
Taylorsville
"Assisting local units of government"
PUBLICATIONS
Annual Report
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ECPDD Board of Directors
TERM OF OFFICE:
One Year
Regular meetings are
held quarterly and
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
on-called basis.
An Annual Meeting is
held the 2nd Tuesday
Billy Frank Alford
Joe Norwood
Cindy Austin
Annie H. Owens
Benjie Coats
Lola Parkerson
James Granger
Dorothy Redeemer
Wilson Hallman
Vice President
Robert Miles
J.E. Smith
Curtis Gray, Sr.
Treasurer
Paul Mosley
Lonnie Thigpen
in March.
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
J. W. Thrash
President
Dot Merchant
Secretary
Perry E. Duckworth
Troy Chickaway
COMMITTEES
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
ECPDD County Committees
Aging Advisory Council
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ECPDD Staff
Bill Richardson
Executive Director
Cynthia Ellis, RN
Medicaid Waiver Case Mgr.
Maeree Overstreet
Title V Clerical
Jo Ann Adams
I&R/SHIP Coordinator
Malithia Ford, LSW
Medicaid Waiver Case Mgr
Susie Parker, LSW
Alice Beal
Damien Franklin
Program Coordinator
Julia Patton, RN
Paula Blackledge
Bookkeeper
Clarrissa Gill, LSW
Josie Robinson
Nutrition Coordinator
Patsy Blalock, RN
Estella Hare
Bookkeeper/Secretary
Jo Anna Tucker Stewart, LSW
Mike Blount
Fiscal Officer
Stephanie Harris, LSW
Latorria Towner, RN
Christine Boose
Program Assistant
Minnie Brown
Janitorial
Michael Howse
GIS Specialist
Louise Wallace, RN
April Ivy, RN
Charlotte Wash
Supportive Services Coord.
Jenifer Buford
Community Dev. Director
Lisa Jones, RN
Earnestine Watkins, LSW
Diannae Campbell
Program Aide
Stephanie Jones, RN
Sarah Williams, LSW
Levera Chapman
Executive Secretary
Billie Lay, RN
Brenda Wragg
Program Specialist
Rosie Coleman
Aging Director
Betty McGowan,LSW
Mary Zettler, LSW
Lynnetta Cooksey
Project Developer
Emma Moore
Medicaid Waiver Secretary
Kim Culbreth, RN
Terri Morland, RN
Dianna Eaton
Project Developer/Loan
Officer
Jennifer Morgan, LSW
Doris Edwards
District Ombudsman
Kawana McCary
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GOLDEN TRIANGLE
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
Rupert L. “Rudy” Johnson
106 Miley Road
Post Office Box 828
Starkville, MS 39760
Established: 1970
Phone: (662) 324-7860
Choctaw County
Ackerman
French Camp
Weir
Clay County
West Point
Lowndes County
Artesia
Caledonia
Columbus
Crawford
Fax: (662) 324-7328
Website: www.gtpdd.com
Noxubee County
Brooksville
Macon
Shuqualak
Oktibbeha County
Maben
Starkville
Sturgis
Webster County
Eupora
Mantee
Mathiston
Walthall
Winston County
Louisville
Noxapater
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GTPDD Board of Directors
TERM OF OFFICE:
Four Years
Regular Meetings are
held quarterly in
March, June, September,
and December.
An Annual Meeting is
held in July.
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Cecil Hamilton
President
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
David Carter
Ralph McLain
Paul Crowley
Luke Parkes
Shelton Deanes
Sherman Patterson
John Holliman
Don Posey
Thomas Higgins
Michael Peterson
Marvell Howard
Jeff Smith
Ernie Jones
Milton Sundbeck
Chris McIntire
Russ Turner
Floyd McKee
Gloria Turnipseed
Robert “Bob” Boykin
Vice President
Jimmy Oliver
Secretary/Treasurer
Carl Clardy
Lance Crowley
COMMITTEES
Area Agency on Aging
Executive Committee
Comprehensive Economic Development
Strategy Committee
Revolving Loan Committee
R. B. Davis
Frank Ferguson
William Oliver
PUBLICATIONS
Marvell Spencer
GTPDD Newsletter
Ann Wood
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GTPDD Staff
Rupert L. “Rudy” Johnson
Executive Director
Ashley Davis
Nurse Practioner
Willer Ree Glenn
Homemaker Supervisor
Dave Alexander
GIS Analyst
Lena Davis
Transportation
Ethel Goss
Beverly Baker
Social Worker/Case Mgr.
Robert Dill
GIS Technician
Jenny Grantham
Alicia Barry
Lisa Doane
Homemaker Clerk
Carla Guyton
Sr. Activity Ctr. Coordinator
Phylis W. Benson
Project Analyst
Charlotte Dowd
Nurse/Case Manager
Emilie Hamilton
Melody Bensend
Sharon Duke
SHIP Coordinator
Britney Harpole
Case Management Scanner
Christeen Bingham
Stacy Elkins
Nurse/Case Manager
Michelle Harris
Jennifer Bridges
Rachel Embry
Tim Heard, Jr.
Computer Systems Analyst
Spencer Broocks
District Planner/Housing
Specialist
Stephanie Fenton
Lynn Herndon
Phyllis Flake
County Director
Dixie Higginbotham
Homemaker Director
Sherri Fowler
Receptionist/Trans. Coord.
Tricia Jones
Bobby Gann
Director AAA
Mamie Kosko
Nurse Practitioner
Felicia Gant
MW Respite Coordinator
Mitzi Lawrence
WIA Program Director
Martie Gibson
Ombudsman
Lindsey Marsh
Nurse/Case Mgr.
Tina Gill
Nurse/Case Manager
Christy Massey
Nurse/Case Manager
Cindy Brown
Clerk
Stephanie Cannon
Tammy Castle
Nurse/Case Manager
Angel Coggins
Solid Waste Billing Clerk
Jimmy C. Cole
Loan Officer
G.H. Crawford, III
District Planner
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GTPDD Staff (continued)
Tonia McLendon
Clerk
Angela Reed
Scanning Coordinator
Glenda Thompson
Nutrition Clerk
Tina McWhorter
Nurse/Case Manager
Cindy Reese
Nurse/Case Mgr.
Judy Tranum
Solid Waste Billing Clerk
Janice Miller
Jennifer Riley
Patient Care Coordinator
Pamela Triplett
Kim Mills
Nurse/Case Manager
Carol Rowe
CM Records Coordinator
Pamela Turner
Clerk
Michele Milner
Homemaker Clerk
Toby Sanford
GIS Manager
Libby Wansley
Nurse/Case Manager
Jennifer Odom
WIA Case Mgr.
Angelia Sansing
Wendy Williams
Staff Accountant
Kenny Orr
Certified Public Accountant
Amy Shake
Aging Program Coordinator
Lesa Wilson
Jana Peterson
Nurse/Case Manager
Teresa Shumaker
WIA Case Manager
Suzanne Winstead
Joanne Peterson
Assistant Fiscal Officer
Helen Smith
Nurse/Case Manager
Elizabeth Wyatt
Clerk
Mitzi Phelps
Nurse/Case Manager
Lauren Smith
Elberta Phillips
Fiscal Officer
Mary Smith
Nurse Practitioner Director
Lillie Pittman
Homemaker Clerk
Lisa Stallings
Human Resources
Rhonda Prisock
E-911 Coordinator
Scott Stewart
Networking Specialist
Lisa Rast
Homemaker Clerk
Cindi Thompson
MW Support Staff
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NORTH CENTRAL
Attala County
Ethel
Kosciusko
McCool
Sallis
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
Steve Russell
28 Industrial Park Boulevard
Winona, MS 38967-8709
Carroll County
Carrollton
North Carrollton
Vaiden
Phone: (662) 283-2675
Fax: (662) 283-5875
Website:
www.ncpdd.org
Holmes County
Cruger
Durant
Goodman
Lexington
Pickens
Tchula
West
Grenada County
Grenada
Leflore County
Greenwood
Itta Bena
Morgan City
Schlater
Sidon
Montgomery County
Duck Hill
Kilmichael
Winona
Established: 1969
Yalobusha County
Coffeeville
Oakland
Water Valley
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NCPDD Board of Directors
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
TERM OF OFFICE:
One Year
Sam Abraham
Michael Lott
Jimmy Cockroft
Keith McGee
Robert Collins
Lee McMinn
Rickie Corley
Stanley “Sugar” Mullins
Marvin Coward
Tim Pinkard
Angela Curry
Lindsay Roberts, Jr.
Larry Davis
Wayne Self
Charles Fancher
Amos Sims
Talmadge “Tee” Golding
George Suggs
Chad Gray
Gerry Taylor
Joseph Guess
Earline Townes
Johnny Hayward
Willie Townsend
Henry Luckett
George Johnson
Jimmy Willis
Eddie Womble
Charlie Lee
James H. Young
Regular meetings
are held quarterly.
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Ron Wood
President
Darrell Robinson
Vice-President
Anjuan Brown
Larry Hart
Terry Herbert
COMMITTEES
Revolving Loan Fund Committee
Executive Committee
PUBLICATIONS
NCPDD Newsletter - Quarterly
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NCPDD Staff
Steve Russell
Executive Director
Tony Green
Governmental Specialist
Mary Smith
Ombudsman
Darlena Allen
Aging Director
Carla Hedgepeth, RN
Case Mgr./Medicaid Waiver
Flora Stigler
Dawn Blakely, RN
Susan Herod, LSW
Eddie Mae Tate
Ombudsman
Angie Branch
Program Coordinator II
Janice Howard
for Fiscal Affairs
Julie Mullen Taylor, LSW
Freda Butts
Program Coordinator IV
LaRisa Campbell, LSW
Barbara Chambley
Assistant Fiscal Officer/
Office Manager
Cynthia Collins, LSW
Cherie Cotten
Lynn Crow, RN
Gwen Davis
Secretary/Receptionist
Mildred R. Davis, LSW
Rachelle Deaton, RN
Ebony Dodd
Case Manager
Beth Estes, RN
Terry Jones, RN
Christopher Weathers
Admin.Asst./Information
Technology Mgr.
Shirley McLaurin
Programs Coordinator
Sandra Welch, RN
Clay Morgan
Loan Officer
La’Keylah White
Planner
LaDonna Moss, LSW
Case Manager Supervisor/
Medicaid Waiver
Crystal Noel
Case Management/
Community Navigator
Cynthia Perkins
Program Coordinator III
Jeanette B. Ringo
WIA STEP Coordinator
Tammy Sanders, LSW
Andrea Scaife, RN
Johnny Shell
Planner/Loan Officer
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John Wiggers
Planner
NORTH DELTA
Coahoma County
Clarksdale
Coahoma
Friars Point
Jonestown
Lula
Lyon
Desoto County
Hernando
Horn Lake
Olive Branch
Southaven
Walls
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
James Curcio
N
220 Power Drive
Batesville, MS 38606-1488
Phone: (662) 561-4100
Fax: (662) 561-4112
Established: 1967
Website:
www.ndpdd.com
Panola County
Batesville
Como
Courtland
Crenshaw
Pope
Sardis
Quitman County
Crowder
Falcon
Lambert
Marks
Sledge
Tallahatchie County
Charleston
Glendora
Sumner
Tutwiler
Webb
Tate County
Coldwater
Senatobia
PUBLICATIONS
NDPDD Resource Directory
NDPDD Data Handbook
Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan
Tunica County
Tunica
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NDPDD Board of Directors
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
TERM OF OFFICE:
One Year
James Birge
held in January, March,
May, July, September,
and November.
Lee Caldwell
Mike Campbell
Michael Cathey
Charles Crouther
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
McKinley Daley
Jimmy Edwards
James B. Sowell
President
Jesse Ellis
Timothy Burrel
Vice President
Bob Gann
Lorine Cady
Secretary/Treasurer
Mark Hudson
Vernice Avant
Vanessa Lynchard
Cedric Burnett
Kelly Morris
Anita Greenwood
Eddie Nabors
Manuel Killebrew
Johnny Newson
Paul Pearson
COMMITTEES
Charlie Reese
AAA Advisory Council
Robert Rowe
Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy
Committee
Diane Shipp
Revolving Loan
Review Committee
Bernard White
Catherine Wilson
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NDPDD Staff
James Curcio
Executive Director
Elgalene Close
Ombudsman
Cicely Allen, LSW
Case Manager, Medicaid Waiver
Coahoma County
Bertha Collins
Secretary/Receptionist
Kris Atkinson
Aging Outreach Coordinator
Alicia Danley, LSW
DeSoto County
Mamie Avery
Information & Referral/Admin. Assistant
Cheryl Davis
DeSoto County Homemaker
Violet Bass, LSW
Tunica County
Sarah Davis
Janet Flint, LSW
B2I
Mary Beck
Francine Glass, RN
Nurse Case Manager, Medicaid Waiver
Tallahatchie County
Elizabeth Blevins, LSW
Tallahatchie County
Roderick Gordon
Director, Area Agency on Aging
Arnetta Brown, LSW
Coahoma County
Trey Hamby
Assistant Executive Director
Rosemary Bumpus, RN
DeSoto County
Delois Hardiman
Director, Medicaid Waiver
Misty Burrows, RN
Panola County
Kristie Hunt, RN
Tate County
Meg Busby, RN
Coahoma County
Cheryl James
Aging Assistant, Nutrition Coordinator
Cynthia Johnson, LSW
DeSoto County
Linda Clark, LSW
Panola County
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NDPDD Staff
Debra Jones, RN
Quitman County
Granville Sherman
Program Specialist
Bill Singuefield
DeSoto County Transportation Driver
Romona Jones, LSW
Tallahatchie County
Marilyn Smith, RN
Tate County
Julie Ledbetter, LSW
Quitman County
Vera Spight
Tunica County Homemaker
Meg Lewis, RN
Coahoma County
Vivian Thomas
Tunica County Homemaker
Sonya Lishman, RN
Panola County
Gale Verner, RN
DeSoto County
Jay Lloyd
GIS/Computer Tech
Jeff Walters
Planning Director
Lillian Morris
Program Specialist
Don Wilkerson, CPA
Chief Fiscal Officer
Phillip Needham
DeSoto County Transportation Driver
Kathy Williams, LSW
Tate County
Mary Parks
Assistant Comptroller
Kristi Williamson, LSW
DeSoto County
Emily Purdy, LSW
Tallahatchie County
Cynthia Rayborn, RN
DeSoto County
Bridget Riley, LSW
Tate County
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NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI
Alcorn County
Corinth
Farmington
Glen
Kossuth
Rienzi
Benton County
Ashland
Hickory Flat
Snow Lake Shores
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
Sharon Gardner
619 East Parker Drive
Established: 1970
Post Office Box 600
Booneville, MS 38829
Phone: (662) 728-6248
Fax: (662) 728-2417
Website:
www.nempdd.com
Marshall County
Byhalia
Holly Springs
Potts Camp
Prentiss County
Baldwyn
Booneville
Jumpertown
Marietta
Tippah County
Blue Mountain
Dumas
Falkner
Ripley
Walnut
NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
Tishomingo County
Belmont
Burnsville
Golden
Iuka
Paden
Tishomingo
PUBLICATIONS
NEMPDD Resource Directory
Area Agency on Aging Plan Update
Newsletter
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NEMPDD Board of Directors
TERM OF OFFICE:
One to Four Years
on the first Monday night
of alternate months,
beginning in February.
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Thomas M. Coleman
President
R. C. Anderson
1st Vice President
Bryant Elliott
2nd Vice President
James “Bubba” Griffin
3rd Vice President
Wendell Southward
4th Vice President
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
J.M. “Flick” Ash
Bobby Martin
Rex Coggins
Nicky McRae
Eddie Dixon
Dal Nelms
Dennis Grisham
Melvin Oatis
Brandon Grissom
Mark Ormon
Jimmy Gunn
Ricky Pipkin
J.C. Hill
Danny Ryan
Mike Huddleston
Keith Taylor
Larry Lambert
Jimmy Tate Waldon
Joe Wayne Garner
Secretary-Treasurer
COMMITTEES
Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council
Management Committee
NEMPDD Foundation, Inc.
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NEMPDD Staff
Sharon Gardner
Executive Director
Martha Hall
Fiscal Officer
Connie Alberson, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Sadie Hardin
Assistant Director
Kathy Brinkley
GIS/Planning Technician
Dana Harrell, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Teresa Carpenter
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Rick Hargett
Computer Services
Wanda Christian
Economic & Community
Lisa Henry, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Brenda Cossitt, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Leah DePriest
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Charlotte Derrick
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Supervisor
Janet Dixon
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Rebecca Dodson. RN
Medicaid Waiver
Orber Dye
AAA Assistant
Dian Gray, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Bessie Greer
Ombudsman/EEOC Officer
Ginger Green
Loan Officer
Donna Hester
Loan Officer
Amy Ivy
Teresa Jordan, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Jessica Kebodeaux
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Irene Keller
Medicaid Waiver Assistant
Anna Lee
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Jowynn Lollar, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Becky Mays
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Jamie McCoy
Economic & Community
Darlene Grimes
Small Grants Administrator
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Celita Miller
Community Navigator
Bridge to Independence
Lisa Mitchell
Lori Murry
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Carla Newman
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Marsha O’Neal, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Angie Payne
Jane Perrigo, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Linda Presley
Director, Area Agency on
Aging
Jessica Rowan
Aging Services Coordinator
Paula Tice
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Diana Wall, RN
Medicaid Waiver
Cathy Wilbanks
LSW/Medicaid Waiver
Monica Wildmon
SOUTH DELTA
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
William B. Haney, Jr.
124 South Broadway
Greenville, MS 38702
Established: 1967
Phone: (662) 378-3831
Fax: (662) 378-3834
Website:
southdeltapdd.com
Bolivar County
Alligator
Benoit
Beulah
Boyle
Cleveland
Duncan
Gunnison
Merigold
Mound Bayou
Pace
Renova
Rosedale
Shaw
Shelby
Winstonville
Humphreys County
Belzoni
Isola
Louise
Silver City
Issaquena County
Mayersville
Sharkey County
Anguilla
Cary
Rolling Fork
Sunflower County
Doddsville
Drew
Indianola
Inverness
Moorhead
Ruleville
Sunflower
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, INC.
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Washington County
Arcola
Greenville
Hollandale
Leland
Metcalfe
SDPDD Board of Directors
TERM OF OFFICE:
Three Years
quarterly as needed.
The Executive Committee
meets monthly.
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
Clanton Beamon
Bern Prewitt
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Barry W. Bryant
Henry Reed, Jr.
Dr. J. Y. Trice
President
Annie Cartlidge
Edgar Donahoe
Vice President
Willie F. Brown
Secretary/Treasurer
Mike Gordon
Michael Parker, Sr.
Steve Shurden
James Denson
Willie Simmons
Helen Johnson
Richard D. Stevens
Shelly Newell
Russell Stewart
Michael Parker, Sr.
Judson Thigpen
Henry Phillips, Jr.
Paul W. Watson, Jr.
Marilyn Hansell
William Howard
Billy Nowell
Merlin Richardson
SDPDD COMMITTEES
PUBLICATIONS
Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Com.
Business Plans
Regional Aging Advisory Committee
Comprehensive Plans
Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy
Development Task Force
Regional Waste Plans
Citizen’s Advisory - Housing Committee
Workforce Plans
Small Business Assistance Loan Review
Rural Development Plans
Delta Workforce Investment Board (WIA)
Water & Wastewater Plans
Local Elected Officials Board (LEO)
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SDPDD Staff
William B. Haney, Jr.
Executive Director
Barbara Humphrey
WIA Youth Coordinator
Georgia Pitchford
MICAP Coordinator
JoAnn Adams, LSW
Case Manager
Elisa Houston, RN
Case Manager
Patricia Plummer, RN
Case Manager
Cheryl Beck, LSW
Case Manager
Kimberly Jackson
LSW Case Manager
Irene Pope
LSW Case Managaer
Nikesha Benson
Ombudsman
Sylvia Jackson, Director
Donna Powell, RN
Case Manager
Betty Caldwell, LSW
Case Manager
Sharon Johnson
WIA Executive Secretary
Jacquelyn Redmond
Fiscal/Program Developer
Angie Carter, LSW
Long Term Care
Ralph Jones
MIS/Evaluation Specialist
Michele Reed
LSW Case Manager
Renika Conley, RN
Case Manager
Sharon Kent, RN
Case Manager
Rose Reed
Fiscal Officer
Penne Davis, LSW
Case Manager
Randall Lauderdale
Senior Housing Manager
Pat Resiner
Loan Officer
Allyson Denson, Director
Community Development
Pearlene Love
Secretary
Jackie Roberts
DWIA Monitor/Trainer
Cathy Dickerson, RN
Case Manager
Thressa Love
LSW Case Manager
Vescia Smith, RN
Case Manager
Jane Frith
Accounting Clerk
Tracy Malone
Case Manager Supervisor
Brittany Stone, LSW
Case Manager
Tommy Goodwin
Special Projects Coordinator
Wanda Marquis, RN
Case Manager
Jennifer Taylor
LSW Case Manager
Eddie Hall, RN
Case Manager
Clara Martin
LSW Case Manager
Karmen Thomas, LSW
Case Manager
Blythe Hamburg
LSW Case Manager
Jane McCarty, RN
Case Manager
Jonathan L. Troyka
Grants Administrator
Ellen Harbin, RN
Case Manager
Jana Meyor LSW
Case Manager
Nelda Weaver, RN
Case Manager
Mavis Hollins-Harris, RN
Case Manager
Gail Mevers
Program Development
Coordinator
Ann Williamson
Assistant Executive Director
Chuck Herring
SBC Consultant
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Mitzi Woods
WIA Coordinator
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
Covington County
Collins
Mt. Olive
Seminary
Forrest County
Hattiesburg
Petal
George County
Lucedale
Greene County
Leakesville
McLain
Hancock County
Bay St. Louis
Waveland
Diamondhead
Harrison County
Biloxi
D’Iberville
Gulfport
Long Beach
Pass Christian
Jackson County
Gautier
Moss Point
Ocean Springs
Pascagoula
Jefferson Davis County
Bassfield
Prentiss
Jones County
Ellisville
Laurel
Sandersville
Soso
Lamar County
Lumberton
Purvis
Sumrall
Marion County
Columbia
Pearl River County
Picayune
Poplarville
Perry County
Beaumont
New Augusta
Richton
Stone County
Wiggins
Wayne County
State Line
Waynesboro
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Interim Director
9229 Highway 49
Gulfport, MS 39503
Phone: (228) 868-2311
Fax: (228) 868-7094
Website:
www.smpdd.com
Established: 1967
HATTIESBURG OFFICE
700 Hardy Street
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
Phone: (601) 545-2137
Fax: (601) 545-2164
Gulfport Office
Hattiesburg Office
PUBLICATIONS
Governor’s Workforce Annual Report
Local Workforce Plan
WOW - Wonders of Workforce TDWA E-Newsletter
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SMPDD Board of Directors
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
held quarterly.
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Lynn Cartlidge
President
Frances Fredericks
First Vice President
Johnny Burnett
Second Vice President
Leonard Bentz, Sr.
Secretary
Henry McCullum
Treasurer
Samuel Alsgood, Jr.
Mike Mangum
Bobby Bolton
Charles Marshall
Larry Bolton
Larry McDonald
Todd Broome
Calvin Newsom
Edward Ray Breakfield
Chris H. Odom
Phillip Carlisle
Gerolene Rayborn
Joyce Culpepper
Connie Rockco
Joseph Davenport
Richard Santiago
Tommy Dews
George Schloegel
Gerald Dykes
Steve Seymour
Guy Easterling
Scott Strickland
Morris Hill
John H. Thompson
David Hogan
Tim Waldrup
Jerry Hutto
Ray Wesson
William Lewis
COMMITTEES
Board of Directors
Twin Districts Local Elected Officials Board
Executive Committee
Twin Districts Local Workforce Investment
Board
Strategy Committee
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SMPDD Staff
Interim
Executive Director
Rosemary Buckley
Teacher Assistant
Shekela Shonta Duncan
Program Specialist
Sonya Allen
Program Specialist
Freda Byrd
Case Manager
Teresa E. Dunlap
Case Manager
Thania Averett
Quality Assurance Specialist
Diane F. Carlisle
Angela Dunn
Case Manager
Meagan L. Barnes
Program Specialist
Maggie Chapman
Case Manager
Jennifer Evans
Case Manager
Carolyn Bates
Case Manager
Jacqulin D. Clark
Case Manager
Deffnie D. Franks
Case Manager
Allison L. Beasley
Planning Director
Karen Michelle Clark
GIS Analyst
Laura L. Gillissie
Case Manager
Kara W. Benefield
Accounting Clerk
Jared Clay
Project Manager
Janice A. Hale
SCSEP Program Coordinator
Danyella Berry
Case Manager
Brenda D. Coker
Ombudsman
Diane McCrory Hartley
Case Manager
Mary Sims Berryhill
Case Manager
Clyde E. Collins
Project Coordinator
Pat Harvey
Case Aide
Bobbie Black
Outreach Worker
Lisa Counts
Case Manager
Betsy Holmes
Deputy Director
Charlotte Blom
GED Teacher 1
Elsie Cranford
Case Manager
Linda S. Hubbard
Case Manager
Margaret A. Boykin
Case Manager
Jennifer Creason
Case Manager
Katrina Hyde
Case Manager
Elleecia Brand
Case Manager
Linda Kay Creel
Case Manager
Laurie L. Hyde
Fiscal Officer
Larry Vincent Brantley
Case Manager
Rebecca Crotwell
Case Manager
Kenneth W. Jett
Program Support Specialist
Erna C. Brewer
Case Manager
Sandra K. Cutler
Workforce Program Liason
Jaquilla Jones
Case Manager
Sandra Brock
Workforce Youth Admin.
Lydia C. Davis
Information & Referral Coord.
Jon T. Jones
Case Manager
Celeste Brown
FGP Project Manager
Andrea C. Dexter
Case Manager
Paige Kennedy
Medicaid Waiver Director
Mattie R. Brown
Case Manager
Ralph Leo Diaz, III
Vocational Instructor
Dawn Keys
Case Manager
Rebecca Brown
Workforce Dev. Director
Sharline D. Dixon
Case Manager
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Pamela King
Case Manager
SMPDD Staff
Janet L. Kittinger
Ombudsman
Marilyn Minor
One Stop Administrator
Tonya Summers
Case Manager
Elizabeth C. Ladner
Human Resources Director
Tekisha Mitchell
Case Manager
Marsha B. Taylor
WIA Grant Researcher
Linda J. Langham
GED Teacher II
Robert P. Moore
Area Agency on Aging Dir.
Camellia Thompson
Case Manager
Susanne Langston
Case Manager
Tina F. Mozingo
Outreach Worker
Claire Hilliard Trudell
Case Manager
Shirley Leggett
Ronda M. Mullins
Denise V. Virgil
Case Manager
Elizabeth A. Loree
Monitor
Ken Mustered
MS-SHIP Coordinator
Anecia Walker
Case Manager
Jon C. Lukes
IT Director
Shirley Napier
Teacher Assistant
Monica C. Walker
Business Dev. Director
Tina J. Magee
Case Manager
Beth Ousley
Senior Project Manager
Dorothy R. Walley
David J. Manasco
Gregory Payne
Job Developer
Marla R. Walters
Case Manager
Leisa Matulich
Receptionist
Erin Riddle
Program Coordinator
Charlotte Watson
Program Specialist
Terry C. Mayfield
Case Manager
Patti Rogers
Case Manager
Shari H. White
Finance Director
Tee McCovey
Deputy Director
Victoria L. Sanford
Case Manager
Christina Wilburn
Case Manager
Melanie C. McCready
Program Specialist
Kimberly Scott
Case Manager
Annette M. Wiley
Ombudsman
Ethel B. McDonald
Case Manager
Mary M. Shelton
Case Manager
Joan P. Williams
Case Manager
Katherine H. McLendon
Case Manager
Misty Smith
Case Manager
Tokikie Williamson
Case Manager
Regina W. Melton
Project Manager
Patricia C. Smith
Case Manager
LaHope Woullard
Teacher Assistant
Michelle Freeck-Miller
Program Specialist
Brenda S. Spencer
GED Teacher II
Amy Zeeck
Case Manager
Jennifer Millsap
Case Manager
Felicia Spikes
Receptionist
Nichelle Zion
Case Manager
Linda Millsap
Case Manager
James E. Stewart
Case Manager
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SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI
Adams County
Natchez
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
Wirt Peterson
Amite County
Crosby
Gloster
Liberty
100 South Wall Street
Natchez, MS 39120
Phone: (601) 446-6044
Claiborne County
Port Gibson
Fax: (601) 446-6071
Website:
www.swmpdd.com
Franklin County
Bude
Meadville
Roxie
Jefferson County
Fayette
Lawrence County
Monticello
New Hebron
Silver Creek
Lincoln County
Brookhaven
Pike County
Magnolia
McComb
Osyka
Summit
Walthall County
Tylertown
Established: 1975
Wilkinson County
Centreville
Woodville
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SWMPDD Board of Directors
TERM OF OFFICE:
Four Years
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
Amile Ashley
Mike Lazarus
Gloria Bonds
Warren Leake
Tazwell Bowsky
Robert Morgan
the second Tuesday
Eddie Brown
Larry Montgomery
of the last month
David Carter
Amos Newman
Robert Collier
Dave Nichols
Diana Gillard
Rev. Rickey O’Quinn
Mack Haynes
Ray Perryman
Britt Herrin
Daniel Porter
James Hill
Webster Sias
Richard Hollins
Bob Smira
Trent Hudson
Samuel White
Johnny Hughes
Jackie Whittington
Angela Hutchins
Jerry Wilson
Robert Jones
Nolan Williamson
Avis King
Woodrow Wilson
Regular meetings
are held quarterly on
in the quarter.
An Annual Meeting
is held on the third
Tuesday in September.
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Willis Rushing
President
Helen Hunter
Vice President
Clifton Terrell
Sec./Treasurer
Chuck Lambert
George Collins
Darryl Grennell
COMMITTEES
Strategy Committee
PUBLICATIONS
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SWMPDD Staff
Wirt Peterson
Executive Director
Safronia James
Catherine O’Quinn
Chelsea Anderson
Sheri Kammerdeiner
LaQuanda Pittman
Tammy Anderson
Allen Laird
Planner
Luke Pounders
GIS Specialist
Jeannie Ballew
Program Coordinator
Ginger Lambert
Ashlea Rand
Yolanda Campbell
Aging Director
Rhonda Love
Medicaid Waiver Nurse
Christina Seydell
Mary Crittenden
Receptionist
Bessie Lovett
Michell Singleton
Program Coordinator
MeKeal Cusic
Melissa Lowery
Casey Smith
Mary Davis
Program Specialist
Cynthia Magee
Ruthie Stampley
Case Manager
Pat Domin
Service Coordinator
Jim Mangum
Planner
Dwayne Steele
Bus Driver
Manfred Eidt
Zenobia Marshall
Bus Driver
Allison Sutton
Ashton Farr
MCW Billing Clerk B2ICN
Carla McLemore
Receptionist
Sandy Terrell
Receptionist
Jason Ford
Ombudsman
Rebecca McManus
Chad Thomas
Case Manager
Dana Fortinberry
LeeAnn Milligan
Loan Officer
Martha Tomlinson
MCW Support B2ICN
LaShandra Grady
Tracy Moak
Cynthia Williams
Allison Hoeniges
Patricia Moore
Service Coordinator
Courtney Young
Sophronia Hughes
Fiscal Officer
Connie Nations
Judy Wilson
Stephanie Jenkins
Missy Newman
Service Coordinator
Nova York
Betty Jones
Bookkeeper
Debbie O’Neal
ADC Coordinator
Bobbi Young
Accountant
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THREE RIVERS
Calhoun County
Big Creek
Bruce
Calhoun City
Derma
Pittsboro
Slate Springs
Vardaman
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
Vernon R. Kelley, III
75 South Main Street
Post Office Drawer 690
Chickasaw County
Houston
New Houlka
Okolona
Woodland
Pontotoc, MS 38863
Phone: (662) 489-2415
Fax: (662) 489-6815
Website:
www.trpdd.com
Established: 1971
Itawamba County
Fulton
Mantachie
Tremont
Lafayette County
Abbeville
Oxford
Taylor
Lee County
Baldwyn
Guntown
Nettleton
Plantersville
Saltillo
Shannon
Tupelo
Verona
PUBLICATIONS
Three Rivers PDD Annual Report
WIA Local Plan
Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan
Regional Solid Waste Plan
NEWSLETTERS
TRPDD Board of Directors Quarterly Newsletter
TRPDD Staff Quarterly Newsletter
WIA Quarterly Newsletter
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Monroe County
Aberdeen
Amory
Gattman
Hatley
Smithville
Pontotoc County
Algoma
Ecru
Pontotoc
Sherman
Thaxton
Toccopola
Union County
Blue Springs
Myrtle
New Albany
TRPDD Board of Directors
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
TERM OF OFFICE: Five Years
Roosevelt Blackmon
Regular meetings are held on the
third Monday of each month.
Samuel Buchanan
Lena Chewe
John Darden
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
J.R. Denton
Tom Todd
Chairman
Cliff Easley
Carolyn Estes
Robert Blackmon
Jerry Hall
Howard Boozer
Sherwin Haynie
Earnest Fox
Eric Hughes
John Herrod, Jr.
Larry Johnson
Danny Holley
Ricky Johnson
Tommie Lee Ivy
Chad McLarty
Danny Jordan
Tony Morgan
Tim Kent
Nan Nanney
Billy Kirkpatrick
E.O. Oliver
Anderson McFarland
Jim Owen
Early McKinney
Stacey Parker
Benny Rakestraw
Phil Morgan
Mike Roberts
Mike Pickens
Cleavon Smith
Duane Tutor
Wayne Stokes
Barney Wade
Robert Tomey
Paul Walker
Fulton Ware
TRPDD COMMITTEES
TRPDD Board of Directors
TRPDD Investment Corp. Board of Directors
Local Development Co. Board of Directors
MS Small Business Assist. Loan Review Comm.
P.U.L. Alliance Board of Directors
MS Partnership Workforce Investment Board
Three Rivers Solid Waste Mgmt. Authority
CDE Board of Directors
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CDE Advisory Committee
Hazard Mitigation Steering Commmittee
TRPDD Court System Mgmt. Committee
Ombudsman Advisory Committee
Strategy Committee
G.M.& O. Rails to Trails Board
CARE Transition Committee
TRPDD Staff
Vernon R. Kelley, III
Executive Director
Donna Cruse, LSW
MW Social Worker Case Mgr.
Wade Holland
Sr. Medicare Patrol Coord.
Shelley Adams
Project Administrator
Yolanda Davis, LSW
Kim Holmes, LSW
Doris Ard
Receptionist/AGE-MED
Coordinator
Susan Easterling
Fee Billing Clerk
Mary Howard
Gordon Easterling
System Analyst
Kerrie Hutcheson, LSW
Jeremy Epting
Bobbie Jaggers, RN, C. BSN
MW Nurse Case Manager
Deloise Ford, RN
MW Nurse Case Mgr.
Patricia Jenkins
Jill Foster
IT Project Manager
Mike Johnson
Network Administrator
Casey Franks
Project Specialist
Jessica Jordan
WIA Assistant Div. Director
Glenda Frye, RN
Cleveland Joseph
Aging Division Director
Gary Golden
WIA Adult Programs Coord.
Bonnie J. Kelley
Office Manager
Kay Bain
Respite Coordinator
Ronnie Bell
Div. Director Gov. Functions
Rebecca Brantley
Admin. Asst. Economic Dev.
Margaret Brim
LTCA/MW Division Director
Bridget Brown
Aging Fiscal Officer
Roger Browning
NEG Program Coordinator
Kelly Brummett, LSW
Kurt Brummett
Research & Dev. Director
John Byers
Technical Assistance Director
Jean Courson
Fee Billing Clerk
Lisa Cowart, RN
Dawn Crawford
WIA Fiscal Officer
Bridgett Crawley, RN
MW Nurse Case Mgr.
Minnie Croft, RN, C. BSN
Cynthia Griffin, RN
Debbie Griggs, RN
Frieda Harrison
Loans Administrative Asst.
Mattox Koon
Loan Officer
Kristi Lyles, LSW
Tracy Matthews
Fiscal Director
Michael Harmon
Computer Systems Technician Courtney Maxey
Solid Waste Accountant
Sandra Heatherly, RN
Meghann McCarver
Payroll Manager
Karen Heintze
Fringe Benefits Coordinator
Judy McCoy
Patricia Henry
Receptionist
Ombudsman
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TRPDD Staff
(continued)
Jana Montgomery, LSW
Senaca Shumpert
Outreach Coordinator
Lisa Swords, LSW
Mitch Montgomery
Loan Division Director
Dana Shaw, RN
Banji Taylor, LSW
MW Soial Worker Case Mgr.
Demetric Osborn, RN
Tonya Shirley
Fee Billing Division Director
Lynn Tutor
Beth Payne, LSW
Bobby Smith
WIA Monitor
Angela Vaughn
Fee Billing Clerk
Courtney Rackley
WIA MIS Coordinator
Sapphina Sparrow, LSW
Shelly Walters
Accounts Payable Clerk
Dan Reese
Solid Waste Specialist
Dana Spears, RN
Josh West
Economic Developer
Regina Russell, RN
Miranda Starks
Preventive Health Coord.
Secretary, Aging Division
Lisa White
Fee Billing Clerk
Bill Renick
WIA Division Director
Don Sanderson, LSW
Josh Sullivan
IT Technician
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Emily Wiggins, LSW

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