Vicksburg Warren County Board of Realtors

Rankin Circuit Court in Brandon, MS is responsible for handling all civil and criminal cases filed in the Circuit or County Courts, including receiving and filing lawsuits, indictments, motions, and other related papers. The Circuit Clerk also issues process, such as summons and subpoenas, draws and qualifies juries, keeps records of judgments and executions, issues marriage licenses, registers citizens to vote, and handles other duties related to elections. The Circuit Clerk's Office provides services such as absentee voting, voter registration, and marriage license applications. They require proof of age for marriage license applicants and have specific requirements for applicants under the age of 21. The office is open on specific Saturdays for absentee voting, and the deadline to cast an absentee ballot is noon on the Saturday prior to an election. Once a marriage license is issued, it does not expire. For legal assistance, individuals can contact various legal aid organizations.Generated from the website

Carver Middle School is an educational institution that serves more than 200 students in grades six through eight. The school s curriculum includes math, English, science, language arts and social studies. It offers special education programs and conducts sessions in music, art and physical education. Carver Middle School offers a range of athletic activities, such as basketball, football and cheerleading. The school maintains a library and cafeteria. It has a student council and provides membership options in the Beta Club. Carver Middle School manages a parent-teacher-student organization. The school is governed by the Hinds County School District, which manages several elementary, middle and high schools.

Jackson Fire Training Academy in Jackson, MS offers a one-week Citizen's Fire Academy, providing participants with a comprehensive education on fire safety, basic tactics and strategies of firefighting and rescue operations, and proper use of fire equipment. The academy aims to promote fire safety, encourage participants to share their knowledge with their families and communities, and create an interactive atmosphere for information exchange between fire department members and citizens. The academy, conducted at the Jackson Fire Department Training Facility, includes activities such as fire station tours, hands-on experiences, and visits to the public safety communications center. Participants must be at least 18 years old and attend 80% of the classes to receive a graduation certificate. Class size is limited to 20 participants, and applications can be submitted for future classes if not accepted immediately.Generated from the website