When constructing or renovating a building or an addition, this should be your first stop. All building permits, including heating, plumbing, electrical, and mobile home are issued through this office for both commercial and residential projects. All licensing for electricians, plumbers, and mechanical contractors is approved and handled by this office.
The Code Office also maintains the Emergency 911 system we all rely on so heavily in times of emergency. They regularly update the addresses to accommodate the growing community.
- Residential Building Permits
- Need Zoning Approval for intended use & setbacks approved by Zoning Administrator, Patrick Bonck (228-831-3367).
- Complete the Building Application.
- Bring in the Set Of Plans of the dwelling you are planning to build.
- Bring Plot Plan showing building on property with setbacks from front, sides & rear property lines.
- Bring a copy of the Deed Or Tax Receipt Or Signed Contract of the property you are building the dwelling on.
NOTE: If the property is in a special flood hazard area additional information will be required.
- Bring in the Soil Evaluation Certificate (Form 335). After soil test is completed by the Harrison County Health Department (228-575-4093), if new septic tank or sewer treatment plant is being installed. Once installed we must have final certificate of acceptance from the Health Department (Form 910). No power will be called in to the power company until final certification is in this office. If connecting to an approved sewer and water system you will be required to furnish a letter of acceptance from the utility company prior to the issuance of the building permit
Proper access to property (Culvert) - Must be installed prior to final inspection. For information on installation contact the Harrison County Road Department at 228-896-0201.
- Need Zoning Approval for intended use & setbacks approved by Zoning Administrator, Patrick Bonck (228-831-3367).
- Mobile Home Permits
- Need Zoning Approval for mobile home location & setbacks approved by Zoning Administrator, Patrick Bonck (228-831-3367)
- Your Mobile Home Registration Certificate. If you mobile home is not registered in Harrison County, please take your bill of sale on the mobile home to the Tax Collector's Office, located in the Harrison County Courthouse, for registration.
- Bring a Plot Plan showing the location of the mobile home on the property with setbacks from front, sides & rear property lines.
- A Deed Or Tax Receipt Or Signed Contract of the land you are to locate on private property.
NOTE: If the property is in a special flood hazard area additional information will be required.
- The Soil Evaluation Certificate (Form 335). After soil test is completed by the Harrison County Health Department (228-575-4093), if new septic tank or sewer treatment plant is being installed. Once installed we must have final certificate of acceptance from the Health Department (Form 910). No power will be called in to the power company until final certification is in this office. If connecting to an approved sewer and water system you will be required to furnish a letter of acceptance from the utility company prior to the issuance of the building permit.
- Need Zoning Approval for mobile home location & setbacks approved by Zoning Administrator, Patrick Bonck (228-831-3367)
In a mobile home park all connections to mobile homes must be made by Harrison County Licensed Contractors. They are responsible for their permits and for calling for the inspections.
Proper access to property (Culvert) - Must be installed prior to inspection. For information on installation contact the Harrison County Road Department at 228-896-0201.
The permit fee for a mobile home on private property is $25.00
The permit fee for a mobile home in a mobile home park is $10.00
- Electrical Size Amp Service
- Number of 110 Breakers
- Number of Feeder Circuits
- List What The 220 Breakers Are For
- Size A/C By Tons
- Size Heat By KW's
- Mechanical Size A/C By Tons
- Total Contract Price On Mechanical System Being Installed