NATR News Release Chisa Foka Phase 1

In light of the ongoing national health crisis, and out of abundance of caution to protect our city employees and citizens, we would ask that anyone needing to conduct business in person at City Hall to utilize the drive through window until further notice.

Should you require access to public records or, you may access them on our webpage at www.ridgelandms.org.  If you need further assistance or have any questions, please call Paula Tierce, City Clerk at 601-856-7113.

The Board of Aldermen will meet tonight as scheduled; however, for the safety and health of our citizens, employees, and aldermen, attendance will be limited to 10 persons in the board room.

City Hall is pleased to continue to provide all services to our citizens under these precautionary changes.

The City of Ridgeland and Mayor Gene McGee announced today that Mary Beth McCullouch has accepted the position of community promotions coordinator.

“We are excited to have Mary Beth join us in promoting the mission of our great city,” Mayor McGee said. “I have worked with Mary Beth professionally over the last several years and know that she will bring a wealth of experience, talent, and enthusiasm to Ridgeland.”

Most recently, McCullouch served as Special Projects Officer and Administrative Assistant to Mississippi’s Central District Transportation Commissioner Dick Hall, who retired after serving his state for 43 years.

“I am blessed and honored to have been chosen for this position. Ridgeland is such a wonderful city and I’m excited to be part of its advancement,” McCullouch said.

Prior to her tenure with Commissioner Hall, McCullouch was an Official Court Reporter in the Fourth Circuit Court District of Mississippi.

McCullouch is a graduate of the University of Mississippi with a degree in court reporting. She lives in Madison County with her daughter Presley and dog Savvy.