Southaven Water Department

Founded in 1980, The City of Southaven Utilities Division is a municipally owned utility firm, which manages/maintains the city's water and sewer systems. Located at Southaven, Miss., the department provides hygienic drinking water, waste water collection and water treatment services to residential/commercial properties. It also offers transportation/system improvement. The company supplies water pumped from the Memphis Sand aquifer, maintains distribution systems, elevated water towers and treatment plants, to safeguard public health. Wastewater is sent to Memphis for treatment and discharged into the Mississippi River. The City of Southaven Utilities Division caters to approximately 45,000 people in the city.

The Horn Lake Police Department is a full-service law enforcement agency that preserves peace and order, prevents and detects crime, apprehends offenders and protects residents lives and property. It supports the Explorer Program, which is a worksite-based program for youths between the ages of 14 to 20. The department maintains administration, patrol, detective, support services and operations divisions. The Horn Lake Police Department maintains a communication and dispatch center that provides emergency and nonemergency information and communication services to various federal agencies. It operates a detention facility that provides secure and humane confinement services for criminals convicted by the court. The Horn Lake Police Department is located in Horn Lake, Miss.

The Bartlett Fire Department is dedicated to proudly serving the community of Bartlett and ensuring the safety of its residents. With a team of 98 shift personnel and 7 staff members, they operate from 5 stations equipped with three pumpers, one 78-foot aerial, one 95-foot platform, and 5 Advanced Life Support ambulances available 24/7. In addition to their emergency response services, the Bartlett Fire Department offers various other services including free home fire safety inspections, tours of their fire stations, and participation in the free smoke detector program. Their commitment to the community extends beyond emergencies, making them an essential asset in keeping Bartlett a safe place to live.Generated from the website