Mississippi SB2753 mandates human resource agencies to disclose their statutory authority and specifies notice recipients for tort claims.
Mississippi SB2753 amends Section 17-15-1 of the Mississippi Code of 1972 to require human resource agencies to publicly disclose the statutory authority under which they were created, including specific citations. This disclosure must be prominently displayed on the agency's website and in official publications. Additionally, the bill stipulates that for tort claims, notice must be served on the chancery clerk if the agency was created by a county, or on the municipal clerk if created by a municipality. The act is set to take effect from July 1, 2026.
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