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MMSA is hiring for a part-time Administrative Assistant who will based in the Jackson area. Apply by Monday, May 27 at 5 p.m.

Economic Impact (2023)

372
New Business
71
Business Expansion
868
New Jobs
170
Façade Rehabs
704
Downtown Living Spaces
70
New Construction Projects Completed
139
Public Improvement Projects Completed
$77,669,153
Public Dollars Invested
$249,091,506
Private Dollars Invested
46,919
Volunteer Hours
  • 372 New Business
  • 71 Business Expansion
  • 868 New Jobs
  • 170 Façade Rehabs
  • 704 Downtown Living Spaces
  • 70 New Construction Projects Completed
  • 139 Public Improvement Projects Completed
  • $77,669,153 Public Dollars Invested
  • $249,091,506 Private Dollars Invested
  • 46,919 Volunteer Hours

Opening Doors to Mississippi's Downtowns

June 20: 40th Anniversary Annual Awards Luncheon in Jackson

Featured Event

June 20: 40th Anniversary Annual Awards Luncheon in Jackson

June 20: 40th Anniversary Annual Awards Luncheon in Jackson

The South in Downtown Jackson. Celebration reception begins at 10:30 a.m. followed by the Luncheon and Awards Presentation at 11:30 a.m.


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Main Street News

Governor signs bill to fund Mississippi Main Street Revitalization Grant Fund
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Mississippi Main Street Hosts Main Street Day at the Capitol
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MMSA Announces Jim Miller as Executive Director
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Featured Community

Amory

The City of Amory began as a planned railroad town. The Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad needed a midpoint between Memphis, Tennessee and Birmingham, Alabama for their locomotives, and they laid out the new town of Amory in 1887. People from nearby Cotton Gin Port on the Tombigbee River abandoned their town and moved to Amory.


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Our Mission

The Mississippi Main Street Association is the catalyst for the preservation and economic revitalization of Mississippi’s historic downtowns and traditional commercial districts.

 

The Mississippi Main Street Association provides visionary leadership to Mississippi’s most storied places. We foster economic and community development through strategies that promote community engagement, pride of place, and quality design to achieve long-term economic growth. MMSA empowers Mississippi’s local Main Street leaders to create vibrant places and thriving economies by implementing the Main Street Approach — organization, design, promotion, and economic vitality.

Upcoming Events

May 18: Louisville Red Hills Festival
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May 18: Booneville Classic Cruise In & Live Music
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May 23: Booneville Connect
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MMSA would like to thank all our fantastic investors without whose generous support none of this would be possible.