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Olive Branch Opens New Public Works Facility Funded by Ken Adams's Administration

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The City of Olive Branch cut the ribbon on its new Public Works Facility on October 20. The facility provides dedicated workspace and storage for the city’s third-largest department. Discussions about the building began in 2018 during Scott Phillips’s second term, but the project was shelved due to cost. The project was later whittled down to $8.9 million by Ken Adams’s administration.

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The new facility addresses a long-standing need for space that exceeded the capacity of the original building, which was first used in 1995. This capital investment boosts city infrastructure capacity and service delivery in Olive Branch.

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Who's involved

  • Ken AdamsMayor whose administration provided funding for the new facility.
  • Public WorksThe city department that gained the new facility for vehicles and storage.
  • Scott PhillipsPerson who discussed building activities in Olive Branch during his term.

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