Neshoba County

Neshoba County is the county government serving communities in central Mississippi, with its administrative offices in Philadelphia. Its five-member Board of Supervisors sets county policy, adopts the budget and property tax rate, and appoints a county administrator to manage daily operations. County offices handle public records, courts, taxation and elections, while the sheriff’s office provides law enforcement. The government also maintains roads and solid waste services and coordinates emergency management. Its 911 communications center receives emergency calls for Philadelphia and unincorporated parts of the county, connecting city and rural residents with responders.