The minimum voting age is 18. You must register at least 30 days prior to any election to be entitled to vote in that election. In order to register, visit the Circuit Clerk’s office. It is helpful to know your 911 address and social security number.
Archives: FAQs
How do I vote absentee?
You can request a ballot up to 45 days in advance through the mail, or you can visit the Circuit Clerk’s office.
How do I obtain a marriage license?
The Circuit Clerk’s office issues marriage licenses. You must bring a blood test receipt dated within the last 30 days, a picture id, and if you are under 21, you must obtain your parent’s signature on the registration form.
How do I obtain a passport?
You can visit the Circuit Clerk’s office and bring 2 passport photos, a birth certificate with a seal, and a picture id. It takes about six weeks to receive your passport.
How do I obtain a 911 address?
911 addresses are assigned through the 911 Coordinator’s office, which can be reached at 662-423-7004. It is helpful to know your nearest street’s name and your nearest neighbors.
Where do I file a land deed?
Land deeds are filed in the Chancery Clerk’s office.
Where do I vote?
Call the Circuit Clerk’s office at (662) 423-7026.
Who is my Supervisor?
Contact the Board of Supervisors’ office for assistance in determining the district you live in and its Supervisor.
Where do I obtain public records relating to Criminal History, Civil Litigation and Tax Liens?
Contact the Circuit Clerk’s office.
Where do I obtain public records pertaining to divorce, estates, land and delinquent taxes, Board of Supervisor minutes and orders?
Contact the Chancery Clerk’s Office.