The Protocol was adopted by COP 3 of UNFCCC on 11 December 1997 in Kyoto, Japan. It was opened on 16 March 1998 for signature during one year by parties to UNFCCC, when it was signed Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, the Maldives, Samoa, St. Lucia and Switzerland. At the end of the signature period, 82…Continue Reading

As of May 2013, 191 countries and one regional economic organization (the EC) have ratified the agreement, representing over 61.6% of the 1990 emissions from Annex I countries.[97] One of the 191 ratifying statesCanadahas renounced the protocol. The 2010 Cancn agreements include voluntary pledges made by 76 developed and developing countries to control their emissions…Continue Reading

Spring of 2017 gave the MGCCC Men’s Baseball Team a new facility for their home games. Chris Albritton Construction Co., Inc. completed this new complex in time for their opening game on March 4, 2017. The state of the art facility includes a 476 seat stadium that has 66 chair back seats. The fan friendly…Continue Reading

The American General Contractors Association of Mississippi (AGC) held their Awards Ceremony on the first weekend of December. Applications were taken in November for different categories of construction. Chris Albritton Construction Company, Inc was the recipient of The 2016 AGC Award for Industrial Build over $5 Million for construction on The Southern Pines Electric Power…Continue Reading

The County Board of Aldermen and the Mayor of Columbia, MS gave the go ahead to Chris Albritton Construction Company, Inc. to begin an $8,350,000.00 expansion project for the Columbia School District. These new renovations will include work at the Columbia High School, Jefferson Middle School, Columbia Elementary School, and the Columbia Primary School.

Along with the many projects that CACC already has in progress, we were recently awarded two new contracts. Our company will be doing a $1,085,000.00 construction project on Andrews Road (Phase III) at Camp Shelby as a follow-up to our work on Phase II of that project. As we continue work on the Men’s Baseball…Continue Reading

Chris Albrittton Construction Co., Inc. has been awarded the Dee’s Hall Renovation project at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College by the Bureau of Buildings and Grounds and Real Property Management of the State of MS.  Construction has begun on the 15 month project and it includes a total renovation of all interior spaces within the…Continue Reading

Construction on the Jones County FEMA shelter is complete and the facility will give the Jones County Emergency Management another facility to coordinate operations during emergency situations.  The facility was built to FEMA 361 standards.  This means the facility can withstand 150 mile per hour sustained winds.  The facility is also designed to be self-sufficient…Continue Reading

Chris Albritton Construction completed the construction of the District 6 Substation project within 12 months.  This building is the newest addition to the MSDPS facilities.  The project houses the  MS Highway Patrol, MS Bureau of Investigation and it will also serve as the driver license renewal center for the district.  This facility is built to withstand 150 mile…Continue Reading

Chris Albritton Construction has been selected as the General Contractor for the New Addition to the Georgian Revival structure located in historic downtown Laurel.  The addition will provide new gallery space designed for maximum versatility, a new storage vault for the Museum’s nationally-recognized art collection, and an expansion of the Museum’s loading dock area.  Construction…Continue Reading

Chris Albritton Construction Co., Inc. was recognized at the annual Mississippi Associated Builders and Contractors Safety Awards Luncheon with a Silver Level Award.  The award is given to recognize companies who excel in creating a safe workplace and who continue to develop a sound safety program.  Chris Albritton Construction Co., Inc. is proud to be…Continue Reading

Chris Albrittton Construction Co., Inc. has started construction on the new $21 million dollar facility, which is being built for the Mississippi Department of Public Safety.  The new 90,000 sqft building located in Pearl, MS will house 125 scientist along with the special chemistry unit and morgue facility.  The facility will replace the existing facility which…Continue Reading

May 11th, 2011 ELLISVILLE — A Tuesday morning groundbreaking in Ellisville kicked-off a long-awaited construction project that will create a more up-to-date and spacious rest home facility for seniors residing at Jones County Rest Home. Members of the South Central Regional Medical Center’s Board of Trustees and Economic Development Agency of Jones County, elected officials,…Continue Reading

LAUREL — The Jones County Board of Supervisors awarded the bid for the construction of a Federal Emergency Management 361 Storm Shelter to Chris Albritton Construction Co. during Tuesday’s meeting at the Jones County Courthouse in Laurel. The Laurel construction company submitted the lowest bid for the storm shelter which will be designed to withstand…Continue Reading

April 24 2009 Jackson Public Schools held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, April 22, for the new Henry J. Kirksey Middle School. The event took place at the new school site at 651 James M. Davis Drive across the street from North Jackson Elementary School. Construction of the school is being funded by the November 2006…Continue Reading

June 17, 2008 Grounds broken on ninth-grade academy By Ida Brown / senior staff writer In August 2009, ninth-graders in the Meridian Public School District will start a new school year not only on a new campus, but also in a new state-of-the art building. To commemorate this education milestone, a groundbreaking ceremony was held…Continue Reading

By Charlotte Graham, countyreporter@laurelleadercall.com Laurel Leader-Call The Laurel Leader-Call Tue Nov 23, 2010, 10:07 AM CST ELLISVILLE — Jones County’s new Justice Court building is beginning to take shape on Highway 11 near Ellisville. “We are pretty much on schedule with the Justice Court building,” said County Engineer Ronnie Clark. “The steel structure components have…Continue Reading

Plans are in place for a new state-of-the-art, $2.7 million academic facility at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s George County Center in Lucedale. The two-story, 13,750 square-foot building will feature a 120 seat lecture hall, a student lounge area, three academic classrooms and one art classroom, along with science and computer labs and a large…Continue Reading