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Claiborne County, Mississippi

Who runs Claiborne County: 28 county offices listed below. Use the Power Map to see how state money and power reach this county.

Claiborne County officials

County seat: Port Gibson
Supervisor (District 1)Kimberly Turner-Jones
Supervisor (District 2)George Hudson
Supervisor (District 3)Cortez L. Odom
Supervisor (District 4)Patricia Ann Crowder-Chambliss
Supervisor (District 5)Coney Dorsey
SheriffEdward Goods
Chancery ClerkGloria Dotson
Circuit ClerkGale Compton
Tax AssessorDiane T. Davaul
Tax CollectorDiane T. Davaul
CoronerKieon Jermaine Neal
County Prosecuting AttorneyMichael Keyton
Superintendent of EducationDr. Sandra Nash
Justice Court Judge (Eastern District)David Flowers, Jr.
Justice Court Judge (Western District)Mareesha Odom
Constable (Eastern District)Myron Shoulders
Constable (Western District)Raphael Neal
Election Commissioner (District 1)Stella Greenwood
Election Commissioner (District 2)Kanika Young
Election Commissioner (District 3)Ava Torrain
Election Commissioner (District 4)Vernester L. Watts
Election Commissioner (District 5)Rita Farmer
Chancery Court Judge (District 17)E. Vincent Davis
Chancery Court Judge (District 17)George Ward
Circuit Court Judge (District 22)Tomika H. Irving
Board AttorneyEverett Sanders
County AdministratorKenneth Ross
Justice Court ClerkJaimaya Davis
Sources: MS Secretary of State 2026 County Directory. Retrieved 2026-09-27. Offices change. Listing here is not an allegation of any kind. See an error? Request a correction.

Money, organizations and media

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Claiborne County – IRS EO nonprofits & churches

54 organizations from IRS EO BMF (cite-only).

search the SOS file for Claiborne.

+46 more: View all 54 organizations.

Nonprofit & 501(c) help

Cite-only – not legal advice.

Grants match list: Not in the IRS file or this SOS extract. This page does not invent a grant list.

IRS = Internal Revenue Service. EIN = the IRS tax ID number. EO BMF = the IRS list of tax-exempt organizations. SOS = Mississippi Secretary of State, which registers businesses.

All abbreviations on this page explained

Abbreviations and terms

IRS
Internal Revenue Service, the federal tax agency.
EIN
Employer Identification Number, the 9-digit federal tax ID the IRS gives an organization (written 12-3456789).
EO BMF
Exempt Organizations Business Master File, the IRS list of tax-exempt organizations. This page draws on the Mississippi file (eo_ms.csv).
Form 990
The yearly information return most tax-exempt organizations file with the IRS. It shows revenue, assets and pay.
990-N
The IRS "e-Postcard" for small tax-exempt organizations. It has basic contact facts only, with no balance sheet.
SOS
Secretary of State. In Mississippi, the state office that registers businesses and nonprofits and keeps their filings.
Census point
A map location found by matching the street address with the U.S. Census Bureau. PO boxes cannot be matched.