For All Mississippi
It was my greatest honor to be sworn in as Mississippi’s 65th Governor on January 14, 2020.
Standing before all of Mississippi, I promised that this administration would be an administration for all Mississippi. That I would defend the loving culture that underpins our quality of life and work to grow an economy that lifts all of our families. I am determined to honor that promise.
I am asking today for you to join me in that mission. We must care about each other enough to overcome our differences. We must be faithful to each other enough to outlast our shortcomings. And we must be committed to each other enough to raise our expectations.
When I took that first oath of office as State Treasurer in 2003, I did not know how long my service would last. All I knew is that you, the people of Mississippi, had demonstrated a faith in me that I might never be able to meet.
I have never underestimated your trust. I have never forgotten the oath to pursue service with the help of our God. And I will wake up every day working to bring us together to make our state be all it can be. Work that will be done by all of Mississippi.
News From Governor Reeves
Mississippi Welcomes Record 43.7 Million Visitors in 2023: New Economic Impact Study Highlights Tourism’s $17.5 Billion Contribution
Governor Reeves Appoints Jason D. Herring as District Attorney for the First Circuit Court District
Governor Reeves Appoints John Weddle to the Mississippi Court of Appeals
New Broadband Expansion Projects Approved Totaling $21.6 Million
Mississippi Again Sets Historic New Records for Employment
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Thank you for hosting us, Governor Reeves!
I hate I had to miss this event. Appreciate all your support for Community Colleges and IHL.
Hope none of that DEI and CRT rubbed off on you. That'd be tragic.
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Enjoyed being in Flora today to break ground on Salad Days’ new $8 million facility.
You can’t beat Mississippi’s agriculture!
“Mississippi continues to prove its place as a rising star in the tourism industry.”
Mississippi Tourism Industry Breaks Records with 17.5 Billion USD Economic Impact - Travel And Tour...
Mississippi’s tourism industry saw a record-breaking year in 2023, contributing $17.5 billion to the state’s economy...
www.travelandtourworld.com
Mississippi is assisting our fellow Americans in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
We stand ready to assist those who may impacted by Hurricane Milton.
Please pray for Florida!
Another homegrown Mississippi company is expanding in our state.
Congrats to Salad Days on their $8.5 million expansion in Flora!
Flora hydroponic farm announces $8.5 million expansion, additional 65,000 square feet
The business provides its popular pesticide-free lettuce to a multitude of restaurants and other business in an area of about 200 miles around Flora.
www.clarionledger.com
Enjoyed being in Flora today to break ground on Salad Days’ new $8 million facility.
You can’t beat Mississippi’s agriculture!
Mississippi is assisting our fellow Americans in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
We stand ready to assist those who may impacted by Hurricane Milton.
Please pray for Florida!
Nearly 44 million visitors.
$17.5 billion in total economic impact.
More records broken.
THIS is Mississippi’s time!
Another record broken for our state!
Mississippi’s story is a story worth telling and our tourism industry is doing exactly that!
It’s officially time for Cruisin’ the Coast!
People come from all corners of our nation to participate in this classic Mississippi tradition.
Y’all be sure to cruise on down to our beautiful Gulf Coast to enjoy all the great events and see the best cars!
If we let some other people tell our story, then they’re not going to tell the whole story.
But if we will tell our story to the world, we’ll continue to see expanded economic growth, and expanded economic opportunity for our people — that’s really what it’s all about.
First Lady Elee Reeves
First Lady of Mississippi, Elee Williams Reeves, grew up in Tylertown where her parents emphasized the importance of education and giving back to the community.
After graduating from McComb High School, she pursued her degree at Millsaps College in Jackson, graduating with honors. Elee also holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Millsaps College.
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Please start a K-12 curriculum studying the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights ❤️ Our children need to love this country!
That’s great news Governor Reeves
💯 agree good for Mississippi and the Nation
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