If you see smoke, don’t panic

A message from CITY OF BAY ST. LOUIS Beginning this morning, the City of Bay St. Louis Public Works Department will begin smoke testing of the sewer drain system. The smoke canisters will be placed in the sewer lines and the smoke is then blown through the lines to find infiltration points. Should you see…

Bay Council recap: wait until next time

Last night’s meeting was long on agenda items, short on action. At least up to 8 p.m. when I departed. The $131,677.63 claims docket was approved by all except Councilman Falgout. The long guest list dwindled but there was an impressive presentation during the public forum by the Young Politicians of Hancock County who shared…

UPDATE: Bay Council agenda final

Here’s the final agenda for today’s City Council meeting: 1. City Clerk’s Report a) Docket of Claims General Fund $ 57,937.97 CDBG Fund $ 19,525.00 Debt Service Fund $ 794.44 Utility Fund $ 40,935.14 Municipal Harbor Fund $ 12,485.08 Total $ 131,677.63 2. Guests a) Vera Mestayer – 210 Bay Oaks Drive b) Josh DeSalvo…

Big day for oysters

Two areas around St. Joe’s Reef and the Pass Christian Reef reopened this morning for oyster tonging, officials with the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources said Sunday. This afternoon, Gov. Phil Bryant will sign an executive order creating The Governor’s Oyster Restoration and Resiliency Council. The council and its committees will meet over the next…