Hyde-Smith opens DeSoto County Senate office for northwest Mississippi constituents

Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith,  US Senator for Mississippi - Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith official website
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, US Senator for Mississippi - Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith official website
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U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) has opened a new Senate office in DeSoto County to provide services to constituents in northwest Mississippi. The office is located at 4716 Pepper Chase Drive, Southaven, and will operate by appointment only.

“I hope this office gives more people in northwest Mississippi an opportunity to interact with me and my staff more easily, particularly in terms of the constituent services offered by my office. I’m thrilled to have a spot in DeSoto County,” Hyde-Smith said. She also announced plans for a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony later this month.

In addition to the new Southaven location, Hyde-Smith maintains offices in Jackson, Oxford, Gulfport, and Brookhaven. Information on all locations and contact details can be found on her official website: https://www.hydesmith.senate.gov/offices.



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