Moss Point CDBG Public Hearing Set for Monday, September 28
Residents are invited to City Hall on September 28 to review the revised 2026 Annual Action Plan and weigh in on $134,795.45 in Community Development funds.
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Residents are invited to the Moss Point CDBG public hearing on Monday, September 28, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. in the City Hall Boardroom, 4320 McInnis Avenue. The City will present its revised 2026 Annual Action Plan for the Community Development Block Grant program and take comments on how the money should be used. Residents, business owners, and community members are all welcome.

What changed in the 2026 Annual Action Plan
When the City held its first two hearings in June and July, it expected to receive about $97,999 in Community Development Block Grant funds for the 2026 program year. The plan has since been revised to reflect the current funding amount of $93,019. Combined with $41,776.45 in unspent funds from prior years, the City expects to have $134,795.45 available for the program year that runs October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027. Each project budget was adjusted to match. This is the fifth and final year of the City’s 2022 to 2026 Consolidated Plan.
Proposed activities for Program Year 2026
The revised plan proposes funding for five activities. Each one must meet a HUD national objective: benefiting low- and moderate-income residents, preventing or removing slums and blight, or meeting an urgent community need.
- Administration and planning: $18,603.80 to run the CDBG program
- Fire and safety equipment: $2,864.97 in prior-year funds to purchase equipment for the Moss Point Fire Department serving low- and moderate-income neighborhoods
- Code enforcement: $25,000 to identify and correct unsafe conditions in homes and neighborhoods, such as structural hazards, fire risks, and unsanitary conditions
- Demolition and slum and blight clearance: $49,415.20 to remove unsafe, blighted structures in low- and moderate-income areas
- Housing rehabilitation (HVAC): $38,911.48 to help low- and moderate-income elderly and disabled homeowners with repairs to the homes they live in, including heating and air systems
The full document is posted on the City’s Community Development page, where you can read or download the revised 2026 Annual Action Plan (PDF) before the hearing.
How to comment if you cannot attend the Moss Point CDBG public hearing
Written comments are welcome through Wednesday, October 28, 2026, by mail or hand delivery to: Attn: LaTanya Wilson, Community Development Director, City of Moss Point Community Development, 4320 McInnis Avenue, Moss Point, MS 39563. Questions about the plan or the hearing can go to Director Wilson at 601-278-1985 or [email protected].
City Hall is an ADA-accessible location. Residents who need auxiliary aids or language assistance should contact Director Wilson ahead of the hearing so arrangements can be made.
Read the hearing notice
Download the CDBG public hearing notice (PDF)
Public hearings are where residents shape how federal dollars land in Moss Point neighborhoods. Bring your questions and ideas on September 28, or send them in writing by October 28.
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