City of Biloxi Public Works

07/13/2026

Public Works employees removed debris from the storm drains on William Harrison Dr. Removing debris helps reduce the chance of flooding during rain events.

Residents can also help by keeping leaves, grass clippings, and other debris out of street and drainage inlets.

07/10/2026

Public Works cemetery crew (with some extra help) was back in the cemetery today working hard to get caught up. They started in the east end and are working their way west.

These guys have been pulled a million different directions the last few weeks patching potholes, cleaning storm drains, and setting up for Scraping the Coast and 4th of July. Thanks guys for all your hard work in this heat!

And we sincerely appreciate the residents for their patience as we work to catch up on our grass cutting not only here but all across the city.

07/09/2026

Here's the latest public service announcement from the Biloxi Beautification Commission. We appreciate BNews Monthly putting this important message in every mailbox in the city!

07/03/2026

6th Annual Citizen Policy Academy is now accepting applications!

07/02/2026

July 2026 Community Calendar

07/02/2026

Come celebrate America's 250th Birthday with the City of Biloxi this weekend!

07/02/2026

07/02/2026

Public Works crews were out bright and early this morning making a repair to a water leak on Caillavet Street. Working hard to make sure repairs to City’s water system are done quickly so residents and businesses have minimal impact.

06/26/2026

From the Harrison County Utility Authority:
🗑️ Debris Collection Reminder
Debris and garbage collection will continue as normal following the recent storm.
Before placing debris at the curb, please remember:
✔ Up to 8 cubic yards will be collected each week. Larger piles may take several weeks to remove.
✔ Keep debris away from mailboxes, fire hydrants, gas meters and utility lines.
✔ Do not place debris under power lines or low-hanging trees.
✔ Limbs and debris must be 8 feet long or less.
✔ Place all food waste in your garbage cart, not in debris piles.
❌ No contractor-generated waste
❌ No paint, oil, chemicals, tires or pesticides
❌ No appliances containing refrigerants
Need to dispose of appliances with refrigerants? The Harrison County Household Hazardous Waste Facility is open the second Saturday of each month from 8 a.m. to noon. Weekday appointments are also available. Call (228) 896-0206 for details.
Please see the attached flyer for complete collection guidelines.