JACKSON — More than $26 million in state-funded projects are headed to Jackson, targeting roads, parks, infrastructure and cultural institutions across the capital city and Hinds County.
City officials announced the funding, included in Senate Bill 2189, the 2026 legislative projects bill, will bring approximately $26.52 million in total appropriations within Jackson city limits.
Of that, about $5.67 million will go directly to City of Jackson projects, including road paving, park improvements and neighborhood infrastructure work. The largest portion, $19 million, will support local nonprofit organizations focused on recreation, education and the arts…