Municipal utilities; revise composition of the commission to include one person who is a customer that receives service by such utility.

Added new provisions allowing county governments to appoint up to two members to municipal utility commissions to represent customers living outside the city limits.

Established a 60-day deadline for county governments to appoint their representatives after a municipality makes its initial appointments.

Added requirements that appointed members must meet all standard qualifications and represent the interests of non-resident utility customers.

Reformatted the text of Section 21-27-13 by adding subsection numbers and reorganizing the layout of the amendment.

Changed the requirement for municipal utility commissions from one customer representative to two customer representatives who must receive service outside the municipality's boundaries.

Added a requirement for two board officers to complete four hours of advanced training every four years, in addition to the initial eight hours of management training.

Added an exemption from the initial management training requirement for community public water systems operated by municipalities with a population greater than 10,000.

Expanded the management training curriculum to include specific topics such as water system financing, rate setting, ethics, and the Mississippi Nonprofit Corporation Act.

Added a new section bringing forward Section 41-26-3 to include updated definitions for terms like 'Administrator,' 'Board,' 'Contaminant,' and 'Public water system'.