MS HB1387

Reduces required notice for emergency board of supervisors meetings from the previous standard to three hours, with notice delivered to each board member in person or at their residence

Expands conditions that qualify for emergency meetings to include weather conditions, in addition to existing triggers like serious damage to county property, roads, bridges, or epidemics

Clarifies that emergency meetings may be called by the president, vice president (in president's absence), or any two board members

Maintains the five-day notice requirement for regular special meetings, with posting at the courthouse door or newspaper publication

Effective date of July 1, 2011