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Tylertown.
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Public contacts, help in your county and budget tools for people in and around Tylertown, Mississippi.

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Help in your county.

These public contacts serve Walthall County. Ask the provider about your address and current assistance. You do not need to join MTA to ask about public assistance.

Walthall County

Basic needs & local support

Southwest MS Opp. - Tylertown Office

A community-action contact listed by MDHS for Walthall County. Ask about energy-bill help and referrals for other basic needs; confirm current programs and availability with the agency.

(601) 876-4511

On the MDHS page, type Walthall and choose the county to see its current CAA contact.

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Mississippi Department of Human Services

MDHS Walthall County Office

A local MDHS contact for Walthall County. Ask where to begin with food assistance, work supports, and other MDHS services.

(601) 876-2191

The official contact page lists offices statewide. Find Walthall County Office in the MDHS County Offices table or use the published phone.

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Call before making a trip. Confirm current programs, required documents, service area, hours, accessibility and any charges. A nearby address does not establish eligibility.

Local public services

Tylertown contacts.

The Mississippi Municipal League publishes a municipal contact entry for Tylertown. Use it to find the responsible local office.

(601) 876-4011

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Contact the responsible provider directly. Public assistance must not depend on MTA or church participation.

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Sources & keeping this page useful

Municipal identity and county coverage come from the reconciled 2026 Census and state sources. Published contacts were checked November 4, 2026, not by phone. Confirm services, eligibility and availability with the responsible provider. A listing establishes neither an MTA partnership nor a local class.

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