Biloxi Gulfport, MS, September 29, 2026 — The Mississippi Department of Revenue’s Gulf Coast Office is scheduled to return to the Bolton Building this week, marking a significant step in the building’s recovery and occupancy following a prolonged closure.

The office, a key state service point for the Gulf Coast region, will be temporarily closed on Tuesday to facilitate the physical relocation process. Operations are expected to resume from its new/old location on Wednesday morning. The return to the Bolton Building signifies a return to normalcy for the Department’s Gulf Coast operations after a period of disruption.

The Bolton Building itself has been undergoing a phased reopening after being closed since late 2025. The closure was attributed to significant mold issues that necessitated extensive remediation efforts. Since the commencement of these efforts, other tenants have gradually begun to return to the premises as the building has been deemed safe and habitable again.

The specific date in late 2025 when the building initially closed due to mold issues was not provided. Additionally, the names of the other tenants who have returned to the Bolton Building were not disclosed. Further details regarding the scope of the mold remediation or specific timelines for the building’s full occupancy are also not available at this time. The Mississippi Department of Revenue’s Gulf Coast Office has not provided information on where its operations were temporarily housed during the period the Bolton Building was inaccessible.

The relocation of the Department of Revenue office is anticipated to restore consistent access to state services for residents in the Gulf Coast area. The reopening of the Bolton Building to all its tenants is a process that has been ongoing. The return of the Department of Revenue marks another phase in this process.


Story summarized from the original created by WXXV Staff on www.wxxv25.com, see more information here.

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