Clay County, Mississippi
Who runs Clay County: 30 county offices listed below. Use the Power Map to see how state money and power reach this county.
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Clay County officials
| Supervisor (District 1) | Lynn Horton |
| Supervisor (District 2) | Daryl Thomas |
| Supervisor (District 3) | R.B. Davis |
| Supervisor (District 4) | Melvin (Mel-Man) Raines |
| Supervisor (District 5) | Joe D. Chandler |
| Sheriff | H. Eddie Scott |
| Chancery Clerk | LaFrance Hamilton Boyd |
| Circuit Clerk | Kim Brown Hood |
| Tax Assessor | Porsha Johnson Lee |
| Tax Collector | Porsha Johnson Lee |
| Coroner | Alvin Carter |
| County Prosecuting Attorney | Robin Brown |
| District Attorney | Scott W. Colom |
| Justice Court Judge (District 1) | Thomas Hampton |
| Justice Court Judge (District 2) | Chris McBrayer |
| Constable (District 1) | Sherman Ivy |
| Constable (District 2) | Albert "Whoodie" Lee |
| Election Commissioner (District 1) | Linda Ivy |
| Election Commissioner (District 2) | Thomas D. (Tommy) Bryan |
| Election Commissioner (District 3) | Julie Campbell Gray |
| Election Commissioner (District 4) | Sonya Orr |
| Election Commissioner (District 5) | Dorothy Heard |
| Chancery Court Judge (District 14) | Paula Drungole-Ellis |
| Chancery Court Judge (District 14) | Rodney Faver |
| Chancery Court Judge (District 14) | Joseph N. (Joe) Studdard |
| Circuit Court Judge (District 16) | James T. Kitchens, Jr. |
| Circuit Court Judge (District 16) | Lee J. "Jay" Howard |
| Circuit Court Judge (District 16) | Michelle D. Easterling |
| Board Attorney | Angela Turner Ford |
| Justice Court Clerk | Demetria Sykes |
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
Clay County – IRS EO nonprofits & churches
111 organizations from IRS EO BMF (cite-only).
- AMERICAN LEGION – nonprofit · EIN 64-6025538 · WEST POINT
- AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY – nonprofit · EIN 64-6025539 · WEST POINT
- ANOTHER CHANCE MOVEMENT – nonprofit · EIN 81-2321626 · WEST POINT
- APOSTOLIC ASSEMBLIES IN JESUS CHRIST INC – church · EIN 64-0750959 · WEST POINT
- BE THE LIGHT RESCUE – nonprofit · EIN 41-2395953 · WEST POINT
- BILL VAUGHAN PRAYER MINISTRIES – church · EIN 99-0941881 · WEST POINT
- BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS AND TRAINMEN – nonprofit · EIN 63-6062114 · PRAIRIE
- CASA OF THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE – nonprofit · EIN 83-2067795 · WEST POINT
+103 more: View all 111 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.