Hattiesburg Mississippi
Preserve America Community: Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Hattiesburg, Mississippi, mayor Johnny DuPree participate with local youth in a Night Out Against Crime event at the historic Hattiesburg Train Depot, which is currently undergoing a $10 million renovation project. (Photo courtesy of City of Hattiesburg) ... City of Hattiesburg: www.hattiesburgms.com ... Hattiesburg Convention and Visitors Bureau: www.hattiesburg.org ... [Read More]
ATSDR - PHA - COUNTRY CLUB LAKE ESTATES, HATTIESBURG, FORREST COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
The lakes on Mineral Creek near Hattiesburg, Mississippi, represent a public health hazard because the levels ofpentachlorophenol, dioxins, and furans present in the fishexceed public health guidelines. Fish consumption is the mosthazardous completed exposure pathway. Other possibleexposures of health concern are exposures to contaminated off-site sediments and on-site soils. ... HATTIESBURG, FORREST COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI ... [Read More]
ATSDR - PHA - COUNTRY CLUB LAKE ESTATES, HATTIESBURG, FORRESTCOUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
The Davis Timber Company site is approximately six milesnorthwest of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, in Lamar County. Thefacility has been a timber processing and wood preservingoperation. Operations included bark removal, treatment withpentachlorophenol, and product storage. The company beganoperations in 1966 as a producer of untreated poles at anothernearby location. The plant began treating operations at thepresent location in 1972, using pentachlorophenol as a woodpreservative ( 1 ). The treatment operations were discontinued in1987 due to state regulatory actions ( 2 ). Davis Timber Companyclosed in 1990 and Lamar Wood Products continued previousoperations, which did not include chemical wood treatment. Themain source of contamination from the Davis Timber Companyfacility was a waste-water treatment holding pond that wasdesigned as an evaporation pond. That pond intermittentlyreleased waste-water into Mineral Creek. There have been anumber of fish kills associated with those releases a ... [Read More]
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ATSDR - PHA - COUNTRY CLUB LAKE ESTATES, HATTIESBURG, FORREST COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
HATTIESBURGCOUNTY CLUBGOLF COURSE ... HATTIESBURGCOUNTY CLUBGOLF COURSEIRRIGATIONPOND ... HATTIESBURG, FORREST COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI ... [Read More]
ATSDR - PHA - COUNTRY CLUB LAKE ESTATES, HATTIESBURG, FORREST COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
A potential off-site soil pathway exists at the HattiesburgCountry Club golf course. Potential exposures at the golf courseare expected to be very low. The golf course has been inoperation for twenty-seven years and is typically irrigated withwater from a spring or a wet-weather pond. During drought, thepond would become dry, and water would be taken from Country ClubLake to fill the wet-weather pond. Golf course management drewwater from Country Club Lake for irrigation purposes, for anunknown length of time until 1982. Between 1982-86, water wasnot drawn from the lake. In 1986, new management began to drawwater from Country Club Lake for irrigation purposes. Only oncesince the 1990 fish advisory has lake water been used forirrigation. ... [Read More]
Jitney-Jungle Stores of America, Inc
The Federal Trade Commission has reached a settlement agreement in connection with the merger of Jitney-Jungle Stores of America, Inc. and Delchamps, Inc. that the agency says will keep supermarket prices competitive in the Gulfport-Biloxi, Hattiesburg and Vicksburg areas of Mississippi, and in the Pensacola area of Florida. The settlement would resolve the FTC charges that Jitney-Jungle's $228 million acquisition of outstanding Delchamps shares would violate antitrust laws by substantially reducing competition among supermarket operators in those areas. To restore competition, the settlement would require Jitney-Jungle to divest a total of 10 supermarkets to Supervalu Inc. Supervalu may in turn divest the stores to R & M Foods, Inc. and Southeast Foods, Inc., under the settlement. ... [Read More]
Mississippi - FY 2004 OJP, OVW and COPS Grants by State of Recipient
HATTIESBURG UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI AUTOMATED SYSTEM PROJECT - IMPLEMENTATION OF A REGIONAL DATA INFORMATION SHARING SYSTEM TO SUPPORT FIRST RESPONDERS ... [Read More]
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