Quitman County Posts Board Schedule Through Spring 2026, Resources Online

Quitman County made a substantive update to its official Events page on November 17, 2025, publishing a calendar that lists recurring county events and a sequence of Board of Supervisors meeting windows stretching into spring 2026. The page shows entries dated November 3 and November 17, 2025, and includes multi date ranges such as November 17, 2025 through April 20, 2026 and December 1, 2025 through May 4, 2026. Regular meeting times are listed from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the courthouse board room.

The Events page is being used as a public schedule hub for county government meetings and community activities, and it displays the Board of Supervisors meeting dates and windows that local officials, residents, and reporters can use to plan attendance or to file materials in advance. The listing shows multiple recurring meeting slots for the courthouse board, making it easier to identify when the board is in session over the coming months.

Alongside the calendar entries, the page links to a documents section that contains audited financial statements, a HUD application, the Charley Pride Museum and Hotel Phase III scope of work, and a Marks brochure. Those documents sit on the same public hub as the meeting schedule, allowing citizens to review financial and project materials in the run up to scheduled meetings. The Events page also provides contact details for the Quitman County Courthouse at 220 Chestnut Street in Marks, giving a clear point of contact for filings and in person attendance.

For Quitman County residents the update reinforces transparency and routine access to county business. Citizens tracking the Charley Pride Museum and Hotel project or any HUD related applications can use the calendar to align attendance with agenda items, and reporters and advocates can better coordinate submissions and coverage. With meetings listed through spring 2026, the county has provided a predictable timetable for governance that community members can rely on when planning participation or seeking information.