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State of Mississippi 1999 State of Mississippi 1999 Government Telephone Directory Telecommunications Enhancements On September 21, 1998, modifications were made to the DEFINITY Generic 3 telecommunications system that impacted dialing procedures for internal, local and long distance calls. If your telephone number begins with 359, 576 or 961 (PSC only), these modifications will apply. To reach an extension in the Complex, including the Mississippi Department of Health, you may utilize our five digit dialing feature as follows: For 359 numbers, dial 9 + extension number; For Health 576 numbers, dial 6 + extension number; For the PSC 961 numbers, dial 1 + extension number. Dial 90 to access local and long distance dialing. New Calling Cards Effective August 15,1998, the state began using the new calling cards. Your new calling card should have ITS printed on the front. The dialing instructions are slightly different and are printed on the back of the card for convenience. Telephone Directory January 1999 This directory is provided for the use of state agencies and their employees by the Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services (ITS). ITS is responsible for management and administration of statewide governmental communications services for the State of Mississippi. David L. Litchliter Executive Director Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services Mississippi State Government Telephone Directory Emergency Numbers Emergency Calls Only Within Jackson City Limits dial 911 Introduction Fire ● Police ● Ambulance ● Poison Control ● Rape ● Abuse ● Medical Emergency How To Report An Emergency: Non-Emergency Numbers: Call the emergency number. Fire Department . 969-3333 State type of emergency. Police Communications . 960-1234 Give exact location (address or Hinds County Sheriff . 968-6500 intersection, building, floor, room number). Madison County Sheriff . 355-0379 Don’t hang up until the dispatcher indicates he or she has correctly Rankin County Sheriff . 911 understood your information. Other Emergency Numbers Highway Patrol . 987-1212 Jackson Fire Emergency . 969-3333 Capitol Police New Capitol . 359-3125 Old Capitol . 354-7207 Gartin . 359-3677 Robert E. Lee . 359-3020 Sillers . 359-3020 Woolfolk . 354-7288 Poison Control Services Center . 354-7660 Production Information: ... Writing, design, and layout of this directory were performed by ITS personnel, utilizing the following computer hardware and software: Computer Compaq 400 MHz Pentium Layout: CorelVentura 8.0 Word Processing: WordPerfect 8.0 Graphics: CorelDRAW 8.0, Corel PhotoPaint 8.0 Database: Microsoft FoxPro 2.6, Visual FoxPro, Alpha Five 1.0, Corel DataBase Publisher 8.0 Pinting: Xerox Docutech 135. –2– Mississippi State Government Telephone Directory Table of Contents Table of Contents Emergency Numbers. 2 Table of Contents . 3 About This Directory . 3 State Organization Chart. 4 State Holidays in Mississippi . 6 Universities, Colleges and Community Colleges. 7 1999 Mississippi Senate . 8 1999 House of Representatives . 9 Introduction Agencies Located in the Capitol Complex . 10 Lucent G3 User Instructions . 12 Aspen Voice Mail Instructions . 13 US and Caribbean Area Codes. 14 Mississippi Telephone Prefixes . 16 Mississippi Telephone Prefixes by City . 18 Handmail List . 20 Agency Fax Numbers. 22 Agency Internet Home Pages. 24 Abbreviations Used in Directory . 26 Toll Free Numbers . 27 Voice Services Forms. 29 State Employee Listings . 35 State Agency Listings. 77 About This Directory This information is used not only to update the State Directory, but also to insure the timeliness of records maintained by the State Information Operators. The Operators are supplied with departmental and personnel listings, which are updated frequently between editions of this directory. For this reason, it is imperative that you report promptly any change to your telephone listing to your Telecommunications Coordinator. Notice This directory is compiled from listings furnished by state organizations and personnel. It is only as accurate as the information furnished. The effective date of publication is October 1, 1998. This directory is published at regular intervals for use by state employees. All departmental changes and any corrections, additions and deletions should be submitted immediately to your Telecommunications Coordinator. –3– Introduction Mississippi Electorate Legislative Executive Judicial Branch Branch Branch Senate House of Representatives Joint Legislative Legislative Supreme Comm. On Circuit & State OrganizationChart Operations Budget PEER Comm. Court Judicial Perf. Chancery Cts. Ind. Agencies Governor Other & Institutions Elected Offices –4– Archives Comm. & Finance & Environmental State Secretary &History Junior Colleges Administration Quality Auditor of State Education Institutions Of Health Mental Economic & Medicaid State Lieutenant Higher Learning Health Comm. Dev. Treasurer Governor Mississippi StateGovernmentTelephoneDirectory Employment Forestry Workers’ Comp. Educational Emergency Public Attorney Commissioner Security Comm. Commission Commission TV Authority Management Safety General of Agriculture Information State Public Empl. State Tax Banking & Military - MS. Public Service State Highway Technology Svc. Personnel Bd. Retirement Sys. Commission Consumer Fin. National Gd. Commission Commission Regulatory Other Bds. & Corrections State Aid Road Commissioner Agencies Commissions (Parole Board) Construction of Insurance Human Wildlife, Fisheries Services &Parks Marine Resources Mississippi State Government Telephone Directory State of Mississippi Telephone Directory Introduction Executive Branch Kirk Fordice GOVERNOR Ronnie Musgrove LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Eric Clark Phil Bryant SECRETARY OF STATE STATE AUDITOR Mike Moore Marshall Bennett ATTORNEY GENERAL STATE TREASURER Lester Spell George Dale COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE & COMMERCE COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Wayne Burkes Nielsen Cochran Zack Stewart George Byars Ronnie Shows Bo Robinson HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERS –5– Mississippi State Government Telephone Directory State Holidays in Mississippi January 1st day New Year’s Day 3rd Monday Robert E. Lee’s and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthdays February 3rd Monday George Washington’s birthday Introduction April last Monday Confederate Memorial Day May last Monday National Memorial Day and Jefferson Davis’s birthday July 4th day Independence Day September 1st Monday Labor Day November 11th day Armistice or Veteran’s Day (*) Thanksgiving Day December 25th day** Christmas Day Reference: Section 3-3-7, Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated (Amended in Regular Session 1987, effective from and after passage March 20, 1987.) Note: Section 25-1-97, Mississippi Code of 1972, provides that holidays which fall on Saturday or Sunday may be observed by state agencies on the following Monday. Section 25-1-99, Mississippi Code of 1972, provides that county courthouses may be closed on Friday in observance of state holidays which fall on Saturday, or closed on Monday for holidays which fall on Sunday. (Amended in Regular Session 1988, to become effective July 1, 1988.) * The day of Thanksgiving is fixed by proclamation by the Governor and shall be fixed to correspond to the date proclaimed by the President of the United States. (Section 3-3-7, Mississippi Code of 1972, Ann.) The Governor, at his discretion, designates any additional day(s) for further observance of the Thanksgiving Season by the same proclamation. ** In addition to Christmas Day, any day(s) designated, at the Governor’s discretion, for the observance of the Christmas Season are fixed by proclamation by the Governor. (All other state holiday notices are posted by the Secretary of State pursuant to Section 3-3-7 and 25-1-97, Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated.) –6– Mississippi State Government Telephone Directory Universities, Colleges and Community Colleges Alcorn State University Meridian Community College Lorman, MS 39096. 601-877-6100 910 Highway 19 North, Dr. Clinton Bristow, Jr., President Meridian, MS 39307 . 601-483-8241 Coahoma Community College Dr. Scott Elliott, President Clarksdale, MS 38614 . 601-627-2571 Mississippi Delta Community College Dr. Vivian Presley, President P.O. Box 668 Copiah-Lincoln Community College Moorhead, MS 38761 . 601-246-6322 Wesson, MS 39191 . 601-643-8300 Dr. Bobby Garvin, President Dr. Howell Garner, President Mississippi State University Wesson Campus . 601-643-5101 Mississippi State, MS 39762 . 601-325-3221 Brookhaven Line . 601-833-5801 Dr. Malcolm Portera, President Introduction Jackson Line . 601-353-8105 Mississippi University For Women Natchez Campus . 601-442-9111 Columbus, MS 39701. 601-329-7100 Belt Line Campus. 601-445-8299 Dr. Clyda S. Rent, President Delta State University Mississippi Valley State University Cleveland, MS 38733 . 601-846-3000 1400 Hwy 82 West Dr. Kent Wyatt, President Itta Bena, MS 38941 . 601- 254-9041 East Central Community College Lester C. Newman, President Decatur, MS 39327 . 601-635-2111 Northeast Mississippi Community College Dr. Eddie M. Smith, President Cunningham Boulevard Philadelphia - Neshoba County Vocational Technical Center . 601-656-8544 Booneville, MS 38829 . 601-728-7751 East Mississippi Community College Joe M. Childers, President P.O. Box 158 Northwest Mississippi Community College Scooba, MS 39358 . 601- 476-8442 Senatobia, MS 38668. 601-562-3200 Dr. Thomas L. Davis, President Dr. David M. Haraway, President Golden Triangle Campus Benton Marshall Campus . 601-224-3108 Mayhew, MS 39753 . 601-243-1900
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