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1. American Medical Response 2. Atlantic Aviation 3. Belk 4. Canton Public Schools 5. Canton Municipal Utilities 6. Caring Hands 7. Central MS Health Services 8. Central MS Medical Center 9. Central MS Regional Library Systems 10. City of Byram 11. City of Canton 12. City of Clinton 13. City of Madison 14. City of Jackson 15. Crossgates River Oaks Hospital 16. Fire Dept. Training Academy 17. Jackson Fire Dept. 18. Police Training Academy 19. City of Richland 20. City of Ridgeland 21. CM & I College 22. Deviney Construction 23. Friends of Children State of MS 24. Hazlehurst City Schools 25. Hinds Community College 26. Hinds County Board of Supervisors -Hinds County Board of Supervisors Personnel 27. Hinds County Sheriffs Dept. 28. Hinds County Tax Collector-Downtown -Hinds County Tax Collector-Raymond 29. Hinds County Tax Assessor 30. Hinds County Human Resource Agency 31. Hinds County Schools 32. IMS Engineers 33. Jackson Convention and Visitors Bureau 34. Jackson Federation of Musicians 35. Jackson/Hinds Comprehensive Health Center 36. Jackson/Hinds Library System 37. Jackson Housing Authority 38. Jackson Airport 39. Jackson Public Schools 40. Jackson State University 41. Jackson Transit Authority 42. Jackson Zoo 43. Jimco Trucking 44. Leflore county Employees-no address 45. Leflore County Schools 46. Madison County Board of Supervisors 47. Madison County Dept. of Human Services 48. Mississippi Valley State University 49. MS Action for Progress 50. Nurse STAT 51. Piney Woods Country Life School 52. Rankin County Board of Supervisors 53. Rankin County Schools 54. Saks Inc 55. Scott County Schools-no address 56. Scott Regional Hospital 57. Simpson County Schools-no address 58. S.T. Environmental Services (Clinton) -S.T. Environmental Services (Downtown) 59. St. Andrews Episcopal 60. St. Josephs Catholic School 61. Sister Thea Bowman School 62. St. Richards Catholic School 63. St. Theresa’s Catholic School 64. Stucco-Tech 65. S.W. Jackson Christian Community Service and Development Center 66. Tatum and Wade, PLLC 67. The B.E.A.C.O.N Center 68. Tougaloo College 69. Town of Florence 70. Town of Pelahatchie 71. Town of Terry 72. Town of Wesson 73. Willowood Development Center 74. YMCA of Jackson .

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