Mississippi 2024 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SB2276

Introduced
2/6/24  
Refer
2/6/24  
Engrossed
2/13/24  
Refer
2/14/24  
Enrolled
2/21/24  

Caption

Clinic building at 1308 Belk Boulevard; transfer to Mississippi Department of Public Safety.

Impact

The enactment of SB 2276 will have a direct influence on state administrative logistics by consolidating operational spaces for the Department of Public Safety. By acquiring this property, the state aims to optimize its services and accessibility to the public, ensuring that crucial administrative functions can be carried out effectively. It’s expected that this investment could lead to improved efficiency within the department, as office space becomes more centralized.

Summary

Senate Bill 2276 authorizes the Mississippi Department of Public Safety to purchase a property on Belk Boulevard in Oxford, Mississippi, the location of the former Rayner Eye Clinic. The bill outlines the specific parcel dimensions, legal descriptions, and conditions under which the purchase is to be made. The acquisition is intended to provide space for state office operations and improve the management of public safety resources in the area. This legislative action reflects ongoing efforts to enhance state facilities and services in strategic locations.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SB 2276 appears to be largely supportive among legislative members who view it as a positive step towards strengthening public safety infrastructure. The vote history shows unanimous support during its passage, indicating a broad consensus on the need for such property acquisitions. Stakeholders recognize the importance of having adequate facilities to support state operations, particularly in community-centered locations like Oxford.

Contention

While the bill received unanimous support, potential points of contention may arise concerning the valuation of the property and the appropriateness of expenditures for such acquisitions. The bill stipulates that the purchase price must not exceed fair market value, which necessitates transparent appraisal processes. Stakeholders might raise concerns about financial allocations and the necessity of further purchases as state needs evolve.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS SB2519

Public-private partnerships; allow IHL board to lease on behalf of the University of Mississippi.

MS HB1086

University of Mississippi; authorize to enter into long-term lease for public-private partnership for development of university property.

MS HB1488

University of Southern Mississippi; authorize to sell or enter long term lease for use of university property.

MS HB0179

Department of transportation-land transfer.

MS SB2869

Mississippi Native Spirit Law; revise to include craft spirits.

MS SB2072

Mississippi Development Authority; authorize to sell certain real property for less than fair market value.

MS HB1284

Mississippi Native Spirit Law; rename and revise various provisions.

MS SB229

Authorize the transfer of certain property in Bossier Parish. (gov sig) (EN INCREASE SG RV See Note)

MS HB1330

Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law; revise definition of "qualified resort area".

MS SB2301

DFA; authorize to acquire certain parcels on East Hamilton Street in Jackson, Mississippi.

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