SB 3332 Would Provide FY2027 General Fund Appropriation to Quitman County

A bill entry in the Mississippi Senate filing system on Feb. 24, 2026 would, as introduced, provide a General Fund appropriation to Quitman County in the state FY2027 budget. The entry is logged under the identifier SB 3332 and was captured by public bill-monitoring services that track filings in the Senate system.

Legislative tracking records show SB 3332 entered the official filing queue two days before today’s date, Feb. 27, 2026. The filing record lists the measure as an appropriation bill targeting Quitman County and carries the procedural designation "as introduced," indicating the language now in the system is the version submitted at filing rather than a later committee amendment.

The filing in the Senate system places SB 3332 on the path for consideration during the next phase of Mississippi’s budget process for FY2027. As introduced, the bill specifically ties a General Fund appropriation to Quitman County; the text captured by monitoring services does not include spending amounts or programmatic breakdowns in the filing entry logged on Feb. 24, 2026.

Public bill-monitoring services that tracked the entry flagged SB 3332 under the Senate filing records, which is how the filing came to light in legislative tracking databases on Feb. 24, 2026. That tracking entry provides a formal notice that a request for state General Fund support for Quitman County has been submitted to the Mississippi Senate for consideration in FY2027.

Local officials, county staff, and residents seeking to follow SB 3332 now have a clear legislative reference: the Senate filing entry dated Feb. 24, 2026 and labeled SB 3332. Because the bill is recorded as "as introduced," any future amendments, committee actions, or votes will alter the appropriation request as it moves through the Senate process toward consideration in the FY2027 state budget.