Benefits for Mississippi
- 820 jobs over the next decade; 1,600 jobs by 2030
- $105 million investment in new Memphis-area intermodal facility
- 427,000 fewer long-haul trucks annually on highways
- 8.9 million fewer gallons of fuel consumed annually
- 99,000 fewer tons of CO2 released annually
- $30.3 million savings in annual congestion costs for motorists
- $7.7 million annual savings from accidents avoided
- $6.0 million savings in annual highway maintenance costs
- $51.4 million annual logistics cost savings for Mississippi businesses
- $8 billion in economic development investment by 2030
- 210 route miles
- 190 employees
- $13 million annual payroll
- $82 million in annual purchases and payments
- Governor Haley Barbour
- U.S. Senator Thad Cochran
- U.S. Senator Roger Wicker
- U.S. Representative Travis Childers
- U.S. Representative Gregg Harper
- A Greener Gulf Coast
- Lauderdale County
- Mississippi Association of Resource Conservation and Development Councils
- Marshall County Industrial Development Authority
- Mayor of Laurel
- Mayor of Hattiesburg
- Hattiesburg-Petal-Forrest-Lamar Metropolitan Planning Organization
- Delmar Stover
- C.W. “Chuck” Thomas, Chancery Clerk, Marshall County
- Betty Byrd, Tax Collector, Marshall County
- Bill Minor, Northern District Transportation Commissioner, State of Mississippi
- Don Randolph, Superintendent of Education, Marshall County School District
- Greg Taylor, President, Merchants & Farmers Bank
- Kenny Dickerson, Sheriff, Marshall County
- Kent E. Smith, Smith Whaley, P.L.L.C.
- Board Members, Marshall County School District
- Tom King, Chairman, Highways & Transportation Committee, Mississippi State Senate
- Merle Flowers, Member, Highways & Transportation Committee, Mississippi State Senate
- Lydia Chassaniol, Member, Mississippi State Senate
- Lucy Carpenter, Circuit Clerk, Marshall County
- Lee Yancey, Vice Chairman, Highways & Transportation Committee, Mississippi State Senate
- Terry W. Brown, Member, Highways & Transportation Committee, Mississippi State Senate
- Videt Carmichael, Member, Highways & Transportation Committee, Mississippi State Senate
- Stacey E. Pickering, Mississippi State Auditor
- William A. Taylor III, President, Taylor Machine Works, Inc.
- Andre’ DeBerry, Mayor, City of Holly Springs
- Dean Kirby, Member, Mississippi State Senate
- Jim Flanagan, President/CEO, DeSoto County Economic Development Council
- Sam McClatchy, President & CEO, First State Bank
- Tracy Davidson, CEO, Citizens Bank
- Mike Chaney, Commissioner, Mississippi Insurance Department
- James Lunsford, President, A & B Distributing Company, Inc.
- Kevin Doddridge, General Manager, Northcentral Electric Power Association
- Charles K. Crain, CLM Insurance Group
- Russell Johnson, Alderman, Ward 1, City of Holly Springs
- Calvin James, Alderman, Ward 2, City of Holly Springs
- Harvey L. Payne, Sr., Alderman, Ward 4, City of Holly Springs
- Sarah Sawyer, Executive Director, Byhalia Area Chamber of Commerce
- Johnnie R. Bagley, Alderman-At-Large, City of Holly Springs
- Tommy L. Woods, Member, Transportation Committee, Mississippi House of Representatives
- Kizer Jones, City Attorney, City of Holly Springs
- Lewis D. Young, Memphis Operations, Rite-Way Transport Company, Inc.
- James E. Woods, Shareholder, Watkins Ludlam Winter & Stennis, P.A.
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