Streets, Bridges, & Lights

Clinton has nearly 175 miles of city streets and roads. Except for U.S. Hwy 80, and the exits around Interstate 20, which are handled by the Mississippi Department of Transportation (601-924-5452), the City’s Public Works Street Department maintains the roadways, bridges, and storm drains.

* To report Pothole, Missing Street Sign, or Traffic Signal Malfunction, call 601-924-2239
* For Road Kill Pickup and Animal Control, call 601-924-5252
* For Street Light Outage 1-800-9OUTAGE
* For Resurfacing Information 601-925-6102

Street Maintenance and Paving
For the 2021 Fiscal Year the city budgeted $1,200,000 for paving. Approximately 50 miles of streets have been paved between 2016 -2020. An effective paving program will pave 15 miles of streets each year with a total expenditure of $1,200,000. In coming years, the paving budget will be increased $100,000 per year to meet the paving demand for the city. To view the current paving list, click the links below.

​​Storm Drains
Public Works crews maintain drainage ways located within the City easements. This maintenance includes repairing sinkholes over drainpipes and along lined ditches, cleaning and preventative maintenance. A certified, bonded contractor conducts herbicide applications for certain improved ditches three (3) times per growing season.

Bridges
There are numerous bridgers and culverts that lie within the city’s limits. The City of Clinton has primary ownership and maintenance responsibility for these bridges and culverts. Inspections are completed each year by the county bridge inspector and the state bridge inspector. Please obey posted weight limits for bridges in the city.
Three bridges are rated as Five (5) ton weight limits. They are:
Bridge over Bakers Creek on Midway Road; and
Bridge over Bogue Chitto Relief on Kickapoo Road; and
Bridge over Bogue Chitto Creek on Cynthia Road

Our city’s street lights are maintained by Entergy Mississippi. To report a street light outage, please contact Entergy directly:

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