Mayor Ken Adams met with residents and homeowners association leaders yesterday to discuss public safety, city beautification and upcoming City of Olive Branch projects, the city said.
The city described the gathering as part of quarterly advisory meetings that give residents a chance to learn about neighborhood investment and city initiatives, according to a city statement.
City officials said the advisory meetings aim to connect residents with local leadership and provide information about ongoing and planned city efforts.
Officials directed residents interested in joining the committee to the city’s volunteer programs page at https://www.obms.us/306/Volunteer-Programs, the statement said.
