Gulfport, MS

Gulfport regulates residential pool construction under the adopted International Swimming Pool and Spa Code, 2018 edition (Sec. 3-86), which covers construction, alteration and…

Gulfport requires licensed pool contractors to erect a temporary fence at least forty-eight inches high around a residential pool from the start of excavation through construction…

Gulfport does not name specific breeds but requires any dog with dangerous or vicious propensities to be securely fenced or restrained at all times, and a vicious dog running at large…

Gulfport caps backyard fowl, chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, pigeons, guineas, or peafowl at two birds unless they are enclosed at least 300 feet from any adjoining property line, or…

Gulfport bans letting a dog run at large anywhere in the city except inside the fenced, city-operated dog park while accompanied by its owner. A dog found at large is prima facie…

Gulfport's Chart of Permitted Uses allows a veterinary hospital only with Planning Commission approval, and only in the B-2 general business district. No other zoning district…

Gulfport sets aside two sections of its sand beach, one east and one west, as designated least tern nesting sanctuaries. Molesting or destroying nests, or otherwise harassing the…

Gulfport bans letting cats run at large off their owner's premises, requires rabies vaccination for cats three months and older, and lets the animal officer destroy feral cats…

Gulfport requires every impounded cat or dog to be scanned for a microchip and microchipped before it is returned to an owner or released for adoption, with the owner paying the actual…

Gulfport bans keeping any wild animal, reptile or wild fowl native to the southeastern United States within city limits, and separately bars road-side zoos or pet stores from…

Mississippi regulates beekeeping primarily for disease control through the Bureau of Plant Industry. The state Apiary Law authorizes inspections, transport certificates, and…

Mississippi treats severe neglect and hoarding-style conditions as criminal cruelty under the Dog and Cat Pet Protection Law and broader cruelty statutes. The criminal code applies…

Mississippi regulates supplemental feeding of deer and other wildlife through MDWFP rules. Feeding for hunting purposes is restricted, and feeding is banned in CWD management zones and…

Gulfport amended International Fire Code § 3804.2 through Code § 10-56(b) so that the boundaries of areas where liquefied petroleum gas storage is restricted for congested or heavily…

Gulfport bans selling, giving away, exploding or shooting fireworks anywhere inside city limits under Code § 10-55. The only exceptions are toy paper caps and mayor-authorized public…

Gulfport requires a permit from the Central Fire Station before anyone may light a fire on the sand beach. Applicants must be at least eighteen, keep the fire at least one hundred feet…

Harrison County requires every short-term rental unit's site plan to show the recommended number of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors before the county issues a Short-Term Rental…

Mississippi regulates outdoor burning through the Mississippi Forestry Commission and Department of Environmental Quality. Burning of household refuse and yard debris is allowed with…

The Mississippi Forestry Commission has statewide authority to declare wildfire burn bans, regulate forest fire prevention, and pursue civil and criminal penalties for negligent fires…

Gulfport's zoning ordinance flatly bars turning a garage, shed or other accessory building into a rentable living space: Section IV's supplementary regulations state an accessory…

Gulfport caps a detached accessory building, a shed, garage or similar structure, at 1,000 square feet on lots under an acre and 2,000 square feet on lots an acre or larger, with…

Gulfport's SmartCode caps an Ancillary Dwelling Unit at 800 square feet and requires the property owner to live in either the ADU or the principal dwelling on single-family lots. In T3…

A home business in a Gulfport residential district gets exactly one sign, mounted flat against the house, capped at two square feet, and it can only show the occupation's name…

Gulfport allows a home occupation in any dwelling only if it stays under 25 percent of the building's site coverage, employs no one but the resident, and generates no more traffic or…

Gulfport has no separate home-daycare category; a childcare business run from a house falls under the zoning code's home occupation rule, which requires a Certificate of Zoning…

Gulfport caps how much traffic a home-based business can bring to a residential street: no more than a normal neighborhood would see, off-street parking only, and any customer, client…

Mississippi's cottage food law is a single section, Miss. Code Ann. § 75-29-951, and it works as an exemption rather than a licence. A cottage food operation needs no food permit under…

Mississippi has created no microenterprise home kitchen permit, and it has not carved a paid-meal exemption into its food establishment rules either. The state's retail food…

On any Gulfport street narrower than 20 feet, a vehicle cannot sit parked for more than 30 minutes between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. Section 6-324 exempts only physicians on emergency…

Gulfport curb loading zones cap a passenger stop at 3 minutes and a freight stop at 30 minutes under Code §§ 6-346 through 6-349. The city traffic engineering superintendent designates…

Gulfport Code § 6-353 bans parking a tractor-trailer rig on any public street, in any public parking lot, or in any recreation facility unless a business or residence is being loaded…

Gulfport police may tow a licensed vehicle left unattended and illegally parked on public property for three days or more, and an unlicensed or expired-tag vehicle right away if it's…

Gulfport bans parking within ten feet of a fire hydrant, in front of driveways, on sidewalks or inside an intersection, and requires every parked car to sit within twelve inches of the…

Gulfport's Property Maintenance Code lets residents park in the front or side yard only on a paved or stabilized driveway of concrete, masonry paver, asphalt, stone or gravel. Without…

Gulfport confines boats and trailers parked at a residence to the side and rear yards, keeping them out of the front yard and off street view. The same Property Maintenance Code…

Mississippi split its towing law in two. A 2024 chapter, Miss. Code Ann. Sec. 63-37-1 through Sec. 63-37-15, bans drop fees, requires posted signage and written property-owner…

Gulfport's noise ordinance, Code § 7-10, bans horn-honking except as a danger signal, exhaust that isn't routed through a working muffler, and vehicles 'so out of repair' that they…

Gulfport bars operating sound equipment in a public right-of-way, sidewalk, street, alley, or highway within 150 feet of a residence except between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m., under Sec…

Gulfport's noise ordinance lists 'the keeping of any fowl or animal which emits or makes unreasonably loud and raucous noise' as a specific violation of the city's general ban on…

Gulfport bars power tools, lawn and garden equipment, and similar mechanically powered devices from residential areas between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m. under Sec. 7-10(c)(13). At every hour…

Construction, excavation, demolition, or repair work in or next to a residential area in Gulfport is barred outside 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays under Sec. 7-10(c)(8). Work with an…

In its lower-intensity SmartCode zones, Gulfport caps sound measured at the building frontage to 65 decibels by day and 55 at night. The denser T5 and T6 urban zones allow 70 daytime…

Property near Gulfport-Biloxi Regional Airport falls inside the Airport Environs and Airspace Zoning District (AEAZD), an overlay that layers noise and height rules onto whatever…

When a private tree's branches hang into a Gulfport street or right-of-way and block sight lines or safe passage, Code Sec. 8-11 lets the city trim it. A tree needing that trim two…

Removing, relocating or substantially altering a protected tree anywhere in Gulfport requires a permit from the tree protection advisor under Code Sec. 8-5. Site plans must accompany…

Gulfport's adopted Property Maintenance Code caps weeds and plant growth on improved and vacant lots at six inches, inserted into International Property Maintenance Code Section 302.4…

Single-family lots in unincorporated Harrison County must have at least three one-inch caliper trees, but the code lets homeowners count an existing native tree of three inches or more…

Gulfport caps residential fences at 4 feet in the front yard and 6 feet elsewhere, rising to 8 feet with a decorative, 50%-transparent topping. Business and industrial fences can reach…

Gulfport's zoning appendix caps residential fences at six feet along the rear and side yard and four feet in the front setback, bans barbed and razor wire outright in residential…

Short-term rental operators in unincorporated Harrison County must carry a Harrison County Tax Privilege 'Business' License and prove they are registered for Mississippi's state room…

Harrison County's short-term rental section requires vacation rentals in the unincorporated county to be operated so they don't create noise, parking, garbage or activity nuisances for…

Harrison County's short-term rental permit application requires an on-premises parking plan of one car space for every two overnight guests. UDC Section 834.01(a) makes this part of…

Before renting a house short-term in unincorporated Harrison County, the owner must obtain both a Short-Term Rental Permit and a county Tax Privilege "Business" License under UDC…

Harrison County's Unified Development Code bars any unincorporated-area short-term rental from exceeding the occupancy allowed under "Owner Occupied" IBC construction standards…

Gulfport no longer issues a standalone parade permit: Ord. No. 3093 repealed the old parade or procession permit at former Sec. 6-201 in 2021 and folded parades into the citywide…

A street fair, carnival or circus needs a permit from the mayor and city council before it can operate in Gulfport. The manager must apply in writing at least 30 days ahead, disclose…

Massage parlors in Gulfport pay a $500 annual establishment license plus $25 per massagist, and cannot open before 8:30 a.m. or stay open past midnight. Each treatment room door needs…

Adult entertainment businesses may operate only in Gulfport's I-1 and I-2 industrial zones, at least 1,000 feet from churches, schools, parks and residential lots. Operators need a…

Anyone buying used furniture, household goods, tools or building materials for resale in Gulfport must log every seller's name and address and report each purchase to police within 24…

Gulfport allows vehicle repairs at a house only if the car under repair is registered to the resident doing the work or an immediate family member living there. The rule sits inside…

Any towing service that removes a car from private property in Gulfport without the owner's consent needs a city license, required warning signs, and must notify police within 15…

A tattoo parlor needs Planning Commission approval to operate in Gulfport's B-2 or B-4 business districts and is allowed by right only in the I-2 heavy industry district. Wherever it…

Mississippi regulates the sale of electronic nicotine delivery systems through its tobacco statutes, requiring buyers to be at least 21 years old under Miss. Code 97-32-9 and…

Gulfport does not run its own citywide business tax; it adopted Mississippi's Local Privilege Tax Law as its base classification and layered specific local rates on top for certain…

Gulfport declares old, pre-Katrina slabs and pilings left standing after a home is gone to be a public nuisance under Sec. 4-202, requiring owners of developed and vacant property to…

In Gulfport's R-1, R-2, R-O, R-B, B-1, B-2 and B-3 zoning districts, owners and occupants cannot let junked cars, junk appliances, or stacks of barrels, boxes, paper or rubbish sit on…

Gulfport requires new and substantially improved buildings in mapped flood zones to have their lowest floor at least 1 foot above base flood elevation, the freeboard margin the city…

Gulfport requires soil stabilization within five days of clearing or a construction halt under Appendix C of the city code. A land-disturbance permit is triggered once a project adds…

Any development inside a Gulfport special flood hazard area needs a $100 floodplain development permit before work starts. The city adopted this framework under Mississippi's Title 17…

Gulfport designs its stormwater system to a 50-year storm event under Appendix C of the city code, with peak discharge for the 100-year and 500-year storms calculated and shown as part…

Mississippi's Coastal Wetlands Protection Act gives the Department of Marine Resources exclusive authority to permit dredging, filling, or alteration of coastal wetlands in Hancock…

In SmartCode zones, Gulfport ties an outdoor light fixture's mounting height to how close it sits to a property line: a pole light is capped at the lesser of one-third of its distance…

In its T3 SmartCode zones, Gulfport caps unshielded outdoor luminaires at 60 watts incandescent or 15 watts non-incandescent and requires streetlights to be Fully or Nearly Fully…

Gulfport requires recyclable materials to be free of contamination and foreign substances, and bars recycling containers from being overfilled, holding broken glass, or loaded in a way…

Gulfport sets collection timing by ordinance: containers may go out no more than 24 hours before noon on the scheduled collection day and must come back in within 24 hours after noon…

Gulfport bans anyone without the owner's permission from moving, rummaging in, or disturbing garbage and recycling containers set out for collection, and requires cardboard or wooden…

Gulfport's curbside trash service will not take large appliances, electronics, vehicles, boats, hazardous waste or contractor debris. Owners and occupants must haul these items…

Dumping or littering on public or private property in Gulfport is a misdemeanor carrying up to a $1,000 fine per violation, up to 90 days in jail, or both, and repeat offenses within…

Gulfport requires businesses to keep required trash containers clean and free of surrounding rubbish, and to empty a full container within two business days. Three maintenance notices…

When Gulfport's contracted provider or a district/county authority specifies a recycling container, every owner, occupant or lessee of a building, residence or business must use that…

Gulfport requires garbage containers of no more than 40 gallons with tight-fitting covers and handles, placed at the curb line in front of the property (or the rear if it fronts an…

Gulfport adopts the International Plumbing Code, 2018 edition, as its plumbing code at Sec. 3-56, requiring a permit from the code official before any plumbing system is installed…

Gulfport requires a permit from the electrical inspector before any electrical wiring, fixtures or equipment are installed, altered or added to a building, under Sec. 3-229, with work…

Gulfport's plumbing article sets out the exact inspection stages a permit holder must schedule: applications for rough-in, sewer and final inspection, each filed with the plumbing…

Gulfport requires a building permit for any building, structure or alteration covered by Section 103 of its adopted building code, with the fee set on a sliding scale by project…

Harrison County requires a short-term rental's permit site plan to show the unit is equipped with the recommended number of carbon monoxide detectors, alongside smoke detectors, under…

Commercial and industrial development in unincorporated Harrison County must earn 12 or 18 green-development points from a menu that includes LEED certification, green roofs, permeable…

Gulfport bans smoking within 20 feet of building entrances and ventilation intakes, in most outdoor restaurant seating, in city parks and other city-owned outdoor facilities, and on…

Gulfport treats skateboards the same as roller skates and coasters under Code section 6-40: none of them may go upon a roadway. The only exception is crossing at a marked crosswalk…

Gulfport Code § 6-236 bans jaywalking outright downtown and on any signalized block between intersections: pedestrians there must use a marked crosswalk. The city council can extend…

Gulfport bans all begging on public streets and sidewalks, not just aggressive solicitation. Sec. 7-3 makes it unlawful for anyone 'known as a beggar or mendicant' to solicit alms or…

Gulfport lets patrons carry an open drink outside licensed bars inside two designated Leisure and Recreation Districts, Bayou Bernard and Downtown North. Outside those boundaries…

Gulfport has no general loitering ordinance for its sidewalks or parks: the code's only loitering ban, section 6-420, is confined to the yards and side tracks of the railroad running…

Gulfport bans intentionally blocking free passage on any public sidewalk or street. Violators face a misdemeanor charge, and subdivision gates crossing public streets need…

Property owners backing onto downtown Gulfport alleys can seek council approval to encroach into the alley next to their building. The permit runs through the city council, not the…

Gulfport requires every business building to be ratproofed and kept rat-free under county health department supervision, and requires all buildings to be maintained so rats cannot get…

Gulfport requires every food handling establishment, not each individual worker, to hold a permit certificate from the county health department before the city clerk will issue the…

Businesses in Gulfport's commercial and industrial districts can put up a tall freeway-oriented sign near an interstate interchange, but it must sit within 1,320 feet of the…

Gulfport allows digital sign faces, but every message has to hold still for at least eight seconds, the transition between messages must finish within two seconds with no fading or…

Political yard signs in Gulfport can go up on private property with the owner's consent in any zoning district, capped at six square feet apiece, one per side of the street per lot…

Peddlers and solicitors need a city clerk license before working Gulfport streets or doorsteps. The clerk has five business days to decide, out-of-town applicants face a five-day…

Planting, pruning or removing any tree on a Gulfport street or other public property requires written permission from the tree protection advisor under Code Sec. 8-9. A resident who…

Gulfport protects eleven native species, including live oak, southern magnolia, bald cypress, American holly and willow oak, once the trunk reaches eight inches caliper or a…

Gulfport's lighted parks and recreational areas close at 10:30 p.m. and reopen at 6:30 a.m., while unlighted parks close from dusk to dawn under Code Sec. 8-77. A parking lot serving…

Gulfport bars anyone under 18 from public places between 11:01 p.m. and 6 a.m. Sunday through Thursday nights, 12:01 a.m. to 6 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights, and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m…

Gulfport has no ordinance written specifically for car alarms. The noise code's only limit on a 'burglar alarm or security device' is that it cannot 'sound for more than a reasonable…

Gulfport reviews major commercial, mixed-use and multifamily projects along its arterial and collector corridors, including downtown, against citywide design standards enforced by the…

Inside a designated SmartCode Planning Area, Gulfport's form-based code lets developers earn transferable Density Bonus Certificates good for ten years. The Planning Official issues…

Gulfport treats a garage or yard sale as a temporary residential use capped at three days per sale and only one sale per calendar quarter, whether held alone or jointly with a…

Gulfport's A-1 Agricultural district protects rural and horticultural land with three-acre minimum lots and a livestock density cap of one domestic animal unit per 20,000 square feet…

Mississippi's Right to Farm law at Miss. Code Section 95-3-29 protects established agricultural operations from nuisance lawsuits when surrounding land uses change after the operation…

Gulfport amended the International Property Maintenance Code so rental units and occupiable workspaces must have a heat supply available year-round, from January 1 through December 31…

Under Miss. Code section 89-8-13, a landlord evicting for nonpayment must serve written notice that the agreement will terminate if rent is not paid within 3 days. For other material…

Mississippi imposes no just-cause eviction requirement. Under the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, landlords may terminate month-to-month tenancies with 30 days notice without…

Under Miss. Code section 89-8-19, either party may end a month-to-month tenancy with at least 30 days' written notice before the termination date, or a week-to-week tenancy with at…

Rent control is barred at the local level in Mississippi. Miss. Code § 21-17-5(2)(h) prohibits a municipality from regulating, directly or indirectly, the amount of rent charged for…

Mississippi sets no statutory cap on a residential security deposit. Under Miss. Code § 89-8-21, a landlord must return any remaining deposit, with an itemized written notice of any…

Mississippi requires 10 years of adverse possession to gain title. Miss. Code section 15-1-13 vests 'full and complete title' in anyone who openly, actually, and continuously occupies…

Gulfport regulates mobile food vendors through its zoning ordinance rather than a standalone food-truck permit. Vendors selling from an equipped vehicle must operate within listed…

Gulfport limits where a mobile food vendor selling prepared food from an equipped vehicle can operate: by right in B-1, B-2, I-1, I-2, T-5, and T-6 zones, and only at active…

Gulfport confines mobile food vending to its commercial, industrial, and T-5/T-6 SmartCode transect zones by right. Vending in residential and lower-intensity transect districts is…

Gulfport keeps medical cannabis establishments, cultivation, processing, testing, dispensing, transport, disposal and research alike, at least 1,000 feet from the property line of any…

Gulfport's zoning chart allows a medical cannabis dispensary by right in the B-2 general business and B-3 central business districts, the only two conventional zones where the use…

Mississippi law prohibits all home cultivation of cannabis, including by registered medical cannabis patients. The Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act expressly bars personal grows, and…

Gulfport's zoning ordinance caps single-family homes at three stories or 35 feet in the R-1-15, R-1-10, R-1-7.5 and R-1-5 districts, the same limit that applies in R-2, R-3, R-4, A-1…

Every conventional Gulfport zoning district sets its own front, side, and rear yard minimums, from a 50-foot front yard on three-acre A-1 agricultural lots down to a 15-foot front and…

Gulfport caps how much of a lot buildings can cover, and the number depends on the zoning district: 10 percent in the A-1 agricultural district, 25 percent in R-E estate lots, and 45…

Within its SmartCode Planning Areas, Gulfport's form-based code names four invasive tree species, Chinese Tallow, Camphor Tree, Water Oak and Chinese Privet, as undesirable and orders…

Gulfport's adopted residential building code sets a 124-mile-per-hour design wind speed and places the whole city in Windborne Debris Zone 1. Those two figures, inserted directly into…

In Gulfport's coastal high hazard VE zones, hit hardest by hurricane storm surge and wave action, new buildings must be elevated on pilings or columns above base flood elevation with…

Gulfport requires new and altered residential buildings to meet ICC 600, the 2014 Standard for Residential Construction in High Wind Regions, adopted at Code Sec. 3-34 as the city's…

Gulfport Code § 6-267 bars a motorist from blocking a marked bicycle lane and requires yielding to a cyclist already in it before crossing. The same section sets a mandatory three-foot…

Mississippi puts golf carts and low-speed vehicles on one short track, Chapter 32 of Title 63, and the chapter's own heading says how far it reaches: operation on municipal public…

Harrison County's green-building point system awards 2 points toward the mandatory commercial development score for capturing rain water and recycling it for landscape or golf-course…

Harrison County has no general HOA statute; the closest local rule sits inside its Master Planned Community Overlay District. UDC § 501.03 requires the development's own self-governing…

Mississippi has no general HOA assessment statute, so a standard subdivision HOA's lien and foreclosure powers come from its recorded declaration. Condominiums are different: Miss…

A member of a Mississippi association incorporated under the Nonprofit Corporation Act may inspect and copy the association's governing documents, member-meeting minutes for the past…

Mississippi has no statute capping what a homeowners association may fine a member, no required notice-and-hearing procedure before a fine is levied, and no statutory cure period. The…

Mississippi has exactly one statutory assessment lien, and it belongs to condominiums. Miss. Code Ann. § 89-9-21 lets a condominium management body turn unpaid assessments into a lien…

Mississippi law runs the opposite way from the states that limit association leasing bans. Miss. Code Ann. Sec. 89-9-19 says the covenants authorised by Sec. 89-9-17 may prescribe…

Unincorporated Harrison County regulates solar installations by structure standards rather than a separate permit track: rooftop systems can't rise more than 5 feet above the roofline…

Commercial drone operations in Mississippi are governed primarily by FAA Part 107, with state law adding criminal restrictions on critical-infrastructure surveillance under the…

Mississippi regulates recreational drone use through state criminal statutes on voyeurism and critical-infrastructure surveillance, while federal FAA rules govern airspace. The Peeping…

Miss. Code Section 17-1-51 preempts Mississippi cities and counties from adopting local minimum wages, paid leave, or other employment-benefit mandates that exceed state or federal law.

Mississippi recognizes both a permit-based concealed carry license and permitless carry for adults legally able to possess firearms, with the Department of Public Safety administering…

Mississippi Code Section 45-9-51 broadly preempts cities and counties from regulating firearms, ammunition, components, or related items, with very narrow exceptions for public…

Mississippi permits open carry of firearms by lawful adults under its constitutional and statutory framework, and Miss. Code 45-9-51 prevents local governments from restricting open…

Miss. Code Section 45-9-101 establishes Mississippi's licensed concealed carry framework while related provisions and case law confirm that lawful adults may carry firearms in private…

Mississippi legalizes casino gaming only within two geographic bands carved out of its general gambling ban by Miss. Code § 97-33-1: the three southernmost Gulf Coast counties…

Mississippi allows nonprofit civic, veteran, religious, and wildlife-conservation groups to run bingo and pull-tabs under the Charitable Bingo Law once the Mississippi Gaming…

Miss. Code § 97-33-1 makes it a crime to play any game "for money or other valuable thing" or to wager on any game or event: no dollar threshold, no carve-out for a private game among…

Sports wagering is legal in Mississippi only on the physical premises of a licensed casino. Mississippi Gaming Commission Rule 13-9-3.4 requires every race book or sports pool to take…

Mississippi has never enacted a statute authorising sobriety or driver licence checkpoints. The words sobriety and safety checkpoint return nothing in the Mississippi Code, and the…

Mississippi has enacted no right-to-record statute and no buffer-zone offence, and its obstruction offence contains no recording proviso either way. What makes filming and recording an…

No Mississippi statute makes it an offence to refuse to give an officer your name. A full-text search of the Mississippi Code turns up no duty-to-identify provision in Title 97 or…

Mississippi has one statutory protection against a roadside search and it is narrow. Miss. Code Ann. Section 41-137-9(4) says that possession of, or application for, a medical cannabis…

Mississippi's 2018 auxiliary-container preemption law, Miss. Code Sections 17-1-71 through 17-1-75, bars cities and counties from regulating, banning, taxing, or charging fees on…

Mississippi prohibits the sale, distribution, or furnishing of tobacco, alternative nicotine, and vapor products to anyone under age 21 under Miss. Code Section 97-32-9 and related…

Mississippi has not enacted a statewide ban on flavored tobacco or vapor products, and its Title 97 Chapter 32 framework governs uniform tobacco regulation without authorizing local…

Mississippi regulates extra vehicle lighting mainly by colour and by count. Miss. Code Ann. Section 63-7-19 reserves blinking, oscillating or rotating blue lights to police vehicles…

Mississippi has no dash cam statute and no windshield-mounting rule that a camera can breach. The only provision that regulates what may sit on a Mississippi windshield, Miss. Code…

Mississippi neither authorises lane splitting nor bans it by name. Nothing in the Mississippi Code 1972 Annotated ties motorcycles to lane position at all: Chapter 3's Article 13 on…

Mississippi reaches plate covers through its tag-display statute, Miss. Code Ann. § 27-19-31(2)(a), and it names the hardware directly. The tag, every character on it and any legally…

Mississippi has no radar detector law. The phrase radar detector appears nowhere in the Mississippi Code, and no provision bans owning, mounting or using one in a private vehicle. What…

Mississippi never opens a studded-tire season, because it never created one. Miss. Code Ann. § 63-7-67 forbids any tire moved on a highway from carrying on its periphery a block, stud…

Mississippi sets one light transmittance figure for the whole car: every window must pass 28% or more, and the proof is a Department of Public Safety label glued to the lower left…