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Bureau Area Assignments Chart updated 5/11/21 Area Assignments Mario Adrian Anna Paula Shomari Rick Adrienne Kato Joey Mike Debbie Randy Garry GS# INSTITUIONTION/AGENCY ASST. DIR. PROJECT MANAGERS CM 000 General Business 101 Alcorn State University X X XX 102 Delta State University X X C/A 103 Jackson State University X X X 104 Mississippi University for Women X X C/A 105 Mississippi State University X X C/A 106 Mississippi Valley State University X X C/A 107 University of Mississippi (& Southaven HEC) X X C/A 108 University of Southern Mississippi X X X 109 University Medical Center X X C/A 110 Gulf Coast Research Laboratory X X X 111 MS Center for Education & Research X X X 112 see 529 (old ETV and old Public Broadcasting) 113 MSU - Div of Agr, Frsty & Vet Med X X C/A 113 Veterinary Diagnostic Lab (Pearl) X X C/A 114 USM - Gulf Park X X X 115 USM - Stennis X X X 116 USM - Cross Creek X X X Alcorn State University - Division of 117 Agriculture X X X 200 Board for Community & Junior Colleges X X X 201 Coahoma Community College X X X 202 Copiah Lincoln Community College X x X X 203 East Central Community College X X X 204 East Mississippi Community College X X C/A 205 Hinds Community College & 216 Utica X X 206 Holmes Community College X X X 207 Itawamba Community College X X C/A 208 Jones County Junior College X X 209 Meridian Community College X X X 210 Mississippi Delta Community College & 217 X X 211 Miss Gulf Coast Community College X X X 212 Northeast MS Community College X X C/A 213 Northwest MS Community College X X C/A 214 Pearl River Community College X X X 215 Southwest MS Community College X X X Hinds Community College - Utica Campus - 216 may be under 205 Hinds X X X Greenville Higher Education Center under 217 210 MDCC X X X 310 Office of Youth Services X X 311 Columbia Campus X X X 312 Oakley Youth Development Center X X X 320 Department of Corrections X X North X X 320-055 Wilkinson X X X 320-059 Wilkinson X X X 321 Mississippi State Penitentiary X X C/A 322 Central MS Correctional Facility X X X 323 South Mississippi Correctional Institution X X X 331 DPS / Narcotics - NE X X X 331 DPS / Narcotics - NW X X X 331 DPS / Narcotics - Central & N of Tri-County X X X X 331 DPS / Narcotics - S of Tri-County X X X 332 Law Enforcement Officers Trng. Academy X X X X 341 Dept of Agriculture & Commerce X X X 343 Fair Commission X 43-115 Roof 343-113 CA 343-117 Fair Commission X X CA C/A 344 Farmers Market (new) X X C/A 345 Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum X X C/A 346 Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame X X X 350 Office of Capitol Facilities X X 350-022 350-022 X 351 Capers Building X X X 352 Central High School (MDE) X X X X 353 Heber Ladner Building X X X 354 Robert E. Lee Building X X X 355 Gartin Justice Building X X X 356 Governor's Mansion X X X 358 New Capitol Building X X 359 Old Capitol Building X X X Page 1 of 3 360 Walter Sillers Building X X X 361 War Memorial Building X X X 362 Woolfolk Building X X x State Department of Health Building - see 363 other number probably X X 364 Manship House moved to a 501 no. HB527'17 X X X 365 Burroughs Building X X X 367 Robert G. Clark, Jr. Building X X X 368 Governor's Office X X X 369 Patrick Alan Nunnelee Building X X X 371 Department of Finance & Administration X 371-162 X X New Children's Museum X X X Craft Center X CA X X 373 State Service Center - Hattiesburg X X X 374 Bolton Building (Biloxi Hospital) X C/A X 376 Office of Air Transport X X 377 Stennis Space Center - (LM & NSS) X C/A X 378 old 508 but under JSU now (Mem Stadium) X X 379 Naval Reserve Building X X X 380 Office of Surplus Property X X X 381 William F. Winter Building X X X 382 The Mississippi Museums X X X 383 350 High Street X X X 384 620 North Street X 385 660 North Street X X X 386 700 North State Street X X 390 Capitol Complex Improvement District X X 400 Department of Mental Health X X X X X 411 East Mississippi State Hospital X X X 412 Mississippi State Hospital X X 421 Boswell Regional Center & 429 X X X 422 Ellisville State School X X X 423 Hudspeth Regional Center X X X 424 North Mississippi Regional Center X X X C/A 425 South Mississippi Regional Center X X X X 426 North Mississppi State Hospital X X C/A 427 South Mississippi State Hospital X X X 428 Central Mississippi Residential Ctr X X X 429 MS Adolescent Center (formerly Juvenile Rehab Fac Brookhaven) under BRC aka MAC X X X 435 MS Specilized Treatment Fac. (Gulf Coast) X X X 444 School for the Arts - see 553 X X X GS# INSTITUIONTION/AGENCY ASST. DIR. PROJECT MANAGERS Area Assignments Mario Adrian Anna Paula Shomari Rick Adrienne Akili Joey Mike Debbie 501 Dept. of Archives & History X X X Capitol Complex X X Outside Jackson X C/A X 502 Mississippi Industries for the Blind X X X 503 Bureau of Building, Grounds and RPM X X X 504 MS Department of Employment Security X X x 505 State Fire Academy X X CA 506 Forestry Commission X X X 507 Mississippi Veterans Affairs X X X C/A 508 moved to 378 and then to JSU (Mem Stadium) 511 Mississippi Library Commission X X X 512 Addie McBryde Blind Center X X 513 Grand Gulf Military Monument Commisson X X CA 514 Natchez Trace X 516 MS Emergency Management Agency X X X 517 State Military Department X X C/A 518 Department of Revenue (DOR) (Tax Comm.) X X X 519 Workers' Compensation Comm. X X X 520 MS Dept of Transportation (DOT) X X X 522 State Department of Health X X C/A 523 Public Employees Retirement System of MS X X X 524 National Space Technology Laboratories X X 525 Department of Rehabilitation Services X X X 526 Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) X X X X 527 Department of Information Technology Service X X X Page 2 of 3 S/SE Central 528 Veteran's Home Purchase Board X X CA CA N/NE CA MS Authority for EducationalTelevision 529 (previously 112 Public Broadcasting) X X X 530 MS Veterans Monument Commission X X 531 Secretary of State X X 550 MS Department of Marine Resources X X X 551 MS Department of Education X X X 552 MS Schools for the Blind and Deaf X X 115 553 Mississippi School of the Arts X X X X 554 Mississippi State Personnel Board X X 565 Oil and Gas Board X X 566 Mississippi Pharmacy Board X X 570 Mississippi Coast Coliseum Commission X X X 571 Mississippi Port Authority X X X 572 Yellow Creek State Inland Port Authority X 573 Pat Harrison Waterway District X X X 574 Tombigbee River Valley Water Management X X X Mississippi Wireless Communication 575 Commission 600 MS Department of Environmental Quality X O18 X X X X 601 Department of Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks X X X X 601 Parks - E / NE X X N N/E CA 601 Parks - NW X X NW CA 601 Parks - Central Shomari C/A X X CA 601 Parks - S / SE Rick C/A X X X 601 Parks - SW Akili C/A X X SW CA X 602 Carver Point Park - INACTIVE X X 603 Casey Jones State Park - INACTIVE X X 604 Clarkco State Park X X CA 605 Gulf Marine State Park - INACTIVE X X X 606 Great River Road State Park - INACTIVE X X 607 Holmes County State Park X X X C/A 608 Hugh White State Park X X C/A 609 J. P. Coleman State Park X X C/A 610 LeFleur's Bluff State Park X X 610-012 X C/A 611 John W. Kyle State Park X X X C/A 612 Lake Lowndes State Park X X C/A 613 Leroy Percy State Park X X C/A X 614 Florewood River Plantation X X C/A 615 Nanih Waiya State Park - INACTIVE X X 616 Natchez State Park X X C/A X 617 Paul B. Johnson State Park X X C/A X 618 Percy Quin State Park X C/A X X 619 Roosevelt State Park X X C/A 620 Tishomingo State Park X X C/A 621 Sam Dale Historic Site - INACTIVE X X 622 Tombigbee State Park X X C/A 623 Vicksburg State Park X X X C/A 624 Wall Doxey State Park X X X C/A 625 Winterville Mounds X X C/A 626 George Payne Cossar State Park X X X C/A 627 Golden Memorial State Park - INACTIVE X X X 628 Shephard State Park - INACTIVE X X X 630 Fort Maurepas X X C/A X 631 Buccaneer State Park X X C/A X 632 Legion Lake State Park X C/A 633 Trace State Park X X C/A 634 Lake Lincoln State Park X X C/A X 640 Natural Science Museum X X C/A 645 Division of Fisheries X X C/A 645-008 650 Division of Geology (DEQ) X X X 660 Land & Water Resource - INACTIVE 670 Pollution Control - INACTIVE 820 State-Owned Lands - INACTIVE 831 Penitentiary Lands - Sunflower - INACTIVE 832 Penitentiary Lands - Quitman - INACTIVE 840 Wildlife Management - INACTIVE 841 Malmaison - INACTIVE F & E Cathy Bauer - F&E - (All Projects) X X Page 3 of 3.
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