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The Ocean Springs School District Police Department employs nine full-time sworn police officers, eight of whom are assigned to schools throughout the district and a chief.

08/11/2026
08/11/2026

🚲 E-BIKE AND BICYCLE SAFETY REMINDER 🚲

The Ocean Springs Police Department would like to remind residents that electric bicycles are subject to the same general traffic duties and local regulations as traditional bicycles.

For everyone’s safety, please remember:

šŸ”¹ Ride as intended. Riders should remain properly seated and maintain control of the bicycle. Dangerous stunts, including wheelies or riding in a manner that prevents both wheels from remaining on the roadway, are strongly discouraged.

šŸ”¹ Do not carry extra passengers. A bicycle or e-bike may not carry more people than it was designed and equipped to accommodate. Passengers must have a firmly attached, appropriate seat.

šŸ”¹ Ride no more than two abreast. Bicyclists traveling on a roadway may not ride more than two side-by-side unless they are on a path or portion of the roadway designated exclusively for bicycles.

šŸ”¹ Never cling to or be towed by another vehicle. Bicycle and e-bike riders may not be pulled, pushed or otherwise propelled by another bicycle, scooter, motorcycle, automobile or other vehicle.

šŸ”¹ Keep sidewalks and pedestrian areas clear. Do not ride or park bicycles, e-bikes or skateboards in a manner that blocks pedestrian traffic. Please use caution and observe all restrictions applicable to sidewalks, walkways and park paths.

šŸ”¹ Racing is prohibited. Bicycle and e-bike riders may not race another bicycle, pedestrian or motorized vehicle on public roadways.

šŸ”¹ Keep both hands available for control. Do not carry packages, bundles or other articles that prevent you from keeping both hands on the handlebars.

āš ļø Important Information About E-Bikes

Under Mississippi law, an electric bicycle is generally treated as a bicycle—not as a motor vehicle, dirt bike or ATV. E-bikes may be operated where bicycles are permitted, subject to applicable state and local restrictions.

Additional state requirements include:

• No person under 16 years of age may operate a Class 3 e-bike.
• Class 3 e-bikes must have a working speedometer.
• Required manufacturer labels identifying the e-bike’s classification, assisted speed and motor wattage must not be improperly altered or removed following a modification.
• The electric motor must disengage or stop functioning when the rider stops pedaling or applies the brakes.

E-bikes are not dirt bikes. Vehicles that do not meet Mississippi’s legal definition of an electric bicycle may be governed by different licensing, equipment and operating requirements.

Please ride responsibly, remain alert and respect motorists, pedestrians and other bicyclists. Safe riding helps protect everyone using our streets and public spaces.

Ocean Springs Police Department

08/06/2026

ā˜•ļø Today is Magnolia Park Elementary’s PJ’s Coffee Sprit Give Back Day! šŸ’™šŸ¾

Skip your usual coffee run and head to PJ’s Coffee anytime from OPEN TO CLOSE to support our school!

✨ How to make your purchase count:
šŸ’œ Mention Magnolia Park Elementary
šŸ’œ Tell them your student’s teacher’s last name

A portion of your purchase will be donated back to our school, helping support our students, teachers, and campus.

Every cup makes a difference! Thank you for supporting Magnolia Park Elementary and our amazing community. šŸ’™ā˜•ļø

08/06/2026
Happy First Day of School, Greyhounds! Please help us ensure all of our little ones arrive and depart safely today! Watc...
07/30/2026

Happy First Day of School, Greyhounds! Please help us ensure all of our little ones arrive and depart safely today! Watch out for children waiting at the bus stop and abide by crossing guard instructions.

They stood between danger and the people they served. Today, we honor the officers who made the ultimate sacrifice… and ...
05/16/2026

They stood between danger and the people they served.

Today, we honor the officers who made the ultimate sacrifice… and remember the families, friends, and brothers and sisters they left behind. Their watch may have ended, but their legacy never will. Peace Officers Memorial Day

Our thoughts and prayers are with Dep. Jimerson’s family, friends and law enforcement colleugues during this time of mou...
04/04/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with Dep. Jimerson’s family, friends and law enforcement colleugues during this time of mourning. Rest easy brother, we have the watch.

02/17/2026

It’s going to be a busy Fat Tuesday for our Soccer Hounds! The Lady Greyhounds take on Northwest Rankin for South State in Brandon, and the Men will host the Biloxi Indians at home with a trip to the State Championship on the line!

Congratulations.
02/11/2026

Congratulations.

The OSSD Board of Trustees voted Tuesday night to name Justin Sutton as OSSD's next Superintendent, effective July 1st.

Sutton moves into the superintendent role after serving as OSSD’s Assistant Superintendent since July 2025. In his current position, Sutton oversees the district’s curriculum and instruction initiatives, as well as the overall academic performance of the district. After more than 13 years in school administration and 11 years with OSSD, Sutton is excited to take the helm of one of Mississippi’s highest-performing school districts.

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