The Mississippi Noise Control Study and Recommendations are a comprehensive assessment and advisory document addressing the issue of excessive noise pollution within the state. This study aims to analyze the sources, impacts, and potential solutions to mitigate noise disturbances, ensuring a healthier and more peaceful environment for the residents of Mississippi. The study begins with an overview of the current noise pollution situation in Mississippi, highlighting the primary sources of noise, such as transportation systems, industrial activities, construction sites, and neighborhood nuisances. It explores the adverse effects of excessive noise on human health, wildlife, and the overall quality of life. Several distinct types of Noise Control Studies and Recommendations can be identified within the broader scope of Mississippi: 1. Transportation Noise Control Study and Recommendations: Focuses on analyzing and addressing noise pollution generated by various modes of transportation, including highways, railways, airports, and seaports. This study suggests strategies like sound barriers, quieter vehicle technology, and urban planning measures to minimize transportation noise impacts on vulnerable communities. 2. Industrial Noise Control Study and Recommendations: Centers around identifying, evaluating, and reducing excessive noise produced by manufacturing plants, factories, power plants, and other industrial sources. This study recommends noise abatement techniques, such as sound insulation, equipment modifications, and employee protection programs, to minimize the adverse effects of industrial noise on nearby residences and workers. 3. Construction Noise Control Study and Recommendations: Pertains to investigating and managing noise pollution resulting from construction activities, including demolition, excavation, and building operations. This study suggests guidelines, regulatory measures, and construction site management practices reducing construction-related noise disturbances, especially in densely populated areas. The Mississippi Noise Control Study and Recommendations extensively assess the noise mitigation policies, best practices, and legal frameworks implemented in other jurisdictions nationally and internationally. It explores successful case studies and innovative noise reduction techniques to develop tailored recommendations specific to Mississippi's unique noise pollution challenges. The recommendations provided in the study encompass a wide range of noise control measures suited to different contexts. These include the establishment of noise monitoring systems, development of noise control ordinances and building codes, promotion of public awareness campaigns, enforcement of noise standards, and fostering collaboration among government agencies, industries, and communities to address noise concerns effectively. Implementing the Mississippi Noise Control Study and Recommendations will contribute to creating healthier and more harmonious living environments, safeguarding public health, preserving natural soundscapes, and bolstering economic development opportunities in the state.