Jackson Mayor John Horhn issued the following statement.
Mayor John Horhn has appointed Angela Brown as Director of the City of Jackson’s Planning and Development Department, bringing more than 20 years of experience in public health leadership, systems change, and policy innovation to advance growth and community-centered development in Jackson.
Brown is a Jackson native and graduate of Jim Hill High School with deep roots in Georgetown and South Jackson. She returnedhome after two decades in St. Louis, where she served as Chief Executive Officer of the St. Louis Regional Health Commission. She played a key role in the development and implementation of Gateway to Health, a 30-million-dollar-per-year federal initiative in St. Louis City and County.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from StillmanCollege and a Master of Public Health from Saint Louis University.
“Angela Brown brings a proven record of building partnerships, aligning complex initiatives, and centering equity in every decision,” said Mayor Horhn. “Her expertise and her deep roots in Jackson will help us strengthen neighborhoods, guide responsible development, and ensure growth benefits the residents who have sustained this city for generations.”
“Coming home to serve Jackson in this role is an honor and a responsibility,” Brown said. “I am grateful to Mayor Horhn for the opportunity to lead the Planning and Development Department, and I look forward to working alongside residents, developers, and business owners to build a more thriving Jackson.”
Brown previously served as the Innovation Team Director for the City of Jackson, where she helped launch initiatives focused on workforce development and economic inclusion. Her work has leveraged philanthropic and public investment to build local capacity and position Jackson for long-term revitalization.

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