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Today:HPD Honors Fallen Officers during National Police WeekNational Police Week Hattiesburg-The City of Hattiesburg will hold it's annual Law Enforcement Memorial Service on Wednesday, May 16 at 10 a.m., on the lawn of the Hattiesburg Police Department headquarters. The ceremony falls on National Police Week. Mayor Johnny L. DuPree will present a proclamation during the event which honors fallen officers. The proclamation is as follows: WHEREAS, the Congress and President of the United States of America have designate May 16th as Peace Officers’ Memorial Day, and the week in which May 16 falls as National Police Week; and Today:Energy Bill Assistance Intake at Jackie DoleMayor Johnny L. DuPree, Ph.D. Press Release Hattiesburg-The City of Hattiesburg and South Central Community Action Agency urge low-income residents in Forrest, Lamar and Marion counties to take advantage of the Weatherization Assistance program which reduces electric bills and safety hazards. The program improves the conditions of the homes of eligible low-income citizens, especially the elderly, disabled and families with small children. It reduces the amount of energy required to heat or cool a home, saves energy dollars, and addresses health and safety concerns. Energy conservation measures funded by the program range from checking all major appliances to air sealing and attic insulation. To schedule an appointment, please contact 601. 833.4312. Senior Prom 2012 at Jackie Dole
Mayor Johnny L. DuPree, Ph.D. Press Release Hattiesburg- The City of Hattiesburg Department of Parks and Recreation's Senior Prom 2012 was a huge hit on Tuesday, May 8. Adults age 50 and over mingled, ate, took lots of pictures and danced to the tunes of The Classics at the Jackie Dole Sherrill Community Center. For a peek at some of the other unique events Parks and Recreation has on tap this month, click here.
Fire Hydrant Testing
Mayor Johnny L. DuPree, Ph.D. Press Release Hattiesburg-When it comes to extinguishing fires, one second could mean the difference between life and death. To ensure a positive outcome when responding to fires, City of Hattiesburg Fire Officials are dedicating the next couple of weeks to testing fire hydrants throughout the area. "The safety of our citizens means everything to us," said Fire Chief David Webster, who's overseeing the annual hydrant testing which began in April and will last until the end of June. Chief Webster said residents and area businesses should expect to see the hydrant testing notice posted on their water bills. For more information, please contact 601.582.3311.
City Unveils Recycling Program
City of Hattiesburg Unveils Recycling Program Hattiesburg-The City of Hattiesburg and Waste Pro have teamed up to preserve the environment via a new recycling program. Beginning January 2, 2012, Waste Pro will offer recycling services to all residential customers within the City free of charge. Residents are being asked to place their recently distributed, blue bins curbside by 7 a.m., on the designated pick-up days. Drop off points for recyclables are located at Kamper and Tatum Parks. The scheduled pick-up days are as follow: Accepted items include: office paper (non-confidential), newspapers, magazines, envelopes, cardboards, books, junk mail, file folders, aluminum cans (rinsed), tin cans (rinsed), plastic bottles (rinsed) and milk jugs (rinsed). Unacceptable items include: plastic grocery bags, styrofoam, glass, wood, plastic toys, medical supplies, rubber, electronics, paint cans and containers with food residue. “With landfills across the country reaching maximum capacity, recycling is a great, alternate solution,” said Waste Pro Division Manager Reggie Collier. “We can’t wait to get started and we hope the community is just as excited for the opportunity to invest in our children’s future.” For more information, please call 264.7888 Monday thru Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or visit www.wasteprousa.com.
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