MDA Workforce vs Madison County Supervisors

The Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) is the state of Mississippi’s lead economic and community development agency, with approximately 300 employees engaged in providing services to businesses, communities and workers throughout Mississippi. The agency works to recruit new business to the state and retain and expand existing Mississippi industry and business. MDA also provides technical assistance to the state’s entrepreneurs and small businessmen and women and oversees programs that support Mississippi’s minority and women-owned businesses. In addition, the agency provides Mississippi’s corporate citizens with export assistance, manages the state’s energy programs and oversees programs that help its communities become more competitive. The agency also promotes Mississippi as a tourism destination and supports the creative economy and film industry.

Madison County, Mississippi is located in the United States of America and, as of 2019, has a population of 106,272. Canton, Madison, Ridgeland, Flora, Gluckstadt, Camden and Farmhaven are all cities and towns within Madison County, which is named after former United States President James Madison. The county seat is located in Canton and the county is part of the Jackson, Mississippi Metropolitan Statistical Area. The Board of Supervisors has administrative and budgetary powers and is the policy- making body for Madison County government. With its authority to adopt policy, the Board sets priorities, allocates resources and maintains budgetary control.