Town of Plantersville, MS

09/04/2026

Have a safe weekend!!!

09/02/2026

The Mississippi Municipal League hosts several Regional Legislative Planning Meetings that are in conjunction with the Planning and Development Districts across the state. Last Thursday, Mayor Shelton Shannon along with Board members Alderwoman Renee Morris and Aldermen Nathan Chisolm, attended the Northern District Legislative Meeting hosted by Three Rivers Development and Planning in Pontotoc, MS. They were able learn about legislative updates and talk with state legislative leaders. Thank you for always showing up and being present for our Town!

From left to right: Mayor Shelton Shannon, Alderman Nathan Chisolm, MML Executive Director Shari T. Veazey, and Alderwoman Renee Morris

08/29/2026

Today is the day!!! 🥳

Come out Saturday, August 29th starting at 3:00 p.m. to Better Buy for a fish fry sponsored by Ricardo Curry. With each plate that is sold, a $2.00 donation will be donated to the Grant-Wuichet Park! From 3:00 p.m. until the last plate has been sold. Details below on the flyer! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

08/27/2026

Come out Saturday, August 29th starting at 3:00 p.m. to Better Buy for a fish fry sponsored by Ricardo Curry. With each plate that is sold, a $2.00 donation will be donated to the Grant-Wuichet Park! From 3:00 p.m. until the last plate has been sold. Details below on the flyer! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

08/27/2026

Reminder: Deadline is Monday, August 31st by 5:00 p.m.

ATTENTION ALL PLANTERSVILLE RESIDENTS (Please Like and Share): The Plantersville VIVs are hosting a stage naming contest for the stage at Grant-Wuichet Park. The contest submission deadline is Monday, August 31, 2026, by 5:00 p.m. You can stop by Town Hall for a form or print this form and return it to Town Hall. The top 3 entries will be selected and later voted on. Please join us in this exciting historic activity! Plantersville Pride! Good Luck!! 🏞

08/27/2026

08/27/2026

Mark your calendars! Friday August 28 is the last day to pay Real Property Taxes before the tax sale. We are only able to accept payment in the form of cash or card at the moment.

08/27/2026

08/27/2026

🚒 Your local volunteer fire department may need you — even if you have absolutely no desire to run into a burning building.

When people hear that their local fire company needs volunteers, they often assume that means becoming a firefighter.

It doesn't.

Volunteer fire companies need all kinds of people, with all kinds of skills.

You may be able to help with fundraising, community events, administrative work, social media, photography, grant writing, maintenance, traffic control/fire police, auxiliary activities, bookkeeping, recruitment, or simply lending an extra set of hands when there's work to be done.

Maybe you have a professional skill that could benefit your department. Maybe you're great at organizing events. Maybe you can cook. Maybe you have a few hours a month and just want to do something meaningful in your community.

There may be a place for you.

Our volunteer fire departments aren't just emergency services. They're community organizations made up of neighbors who choose to give their time to help other neighbors.

And keeping them strong takes more than firefighters.

If you've ever thought, “I'd like to help, but I don't know what I could do,” stop by your local fire company and ask.

You might be surprised how much you have to offer. ❤️🚒

08/20/2026

Attention:

PES Dress Code Reminder

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We want to remind everyone of our school’s dress code expectations. We have made every effort to ensure that students and families are aware of the dress code policy and have provided multiple reminders so that everyone has had an opportunity to make the necessary adjustments.

Beginning Monday, 8/24/26, administration will begin contacting parents/guardians of students who are not in compliance with the dress code. If your child is in violation, you will be asked to bring an appropriate change of clothes to school or pick your child up to change.

Please remember:

Shorts, skirts, and dresses: Clothing that falls at the student’s fingertips or below is acceptable. Clothing that falls above the student’s fingertips is a dress code violation.
Leggings and tights: If a student wears leggings or tights, they must also wear a shirt, dress, or top that comes below the bottom.

Thank you for your attention to this matter and for partnering with us to ensure that all students follow PES dress code expectations. We appreciate your continued support!