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East Feliciana homecoming festivities are Friday The East Feliciana High Homecoming Parade is at 11 a.m. Friday in Jackson. The parade will line up from Sycamore Street alongside the old school/museum. “It’s A Royal Affair: Reigning In Pink” is the theme, serving as a tribute to breast cancer survivors. The game will be at 7 p.m. against Catholic High of Pointe Coupee.
Halloween activities coming n The 2026 Spooktacular trick-or-treat festivities in Jackson are from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 31 along College Street. The annual Halloween event will include some houses and others participating trunkor-treat style from their vehicles at or tables and booths. Anyone who plans to join in the fun by setting up along College Street is asked to contact Bonnie Boyer at (225) 324-5083 for directions and to get an assigned space/location. n Trunk-or-Treat will be at 5 p.m. Oct. 29 at the Clinton Courthouse Square, 12305 St. Helena St. n The annual trunk-or-treat will be held at 6 p.m. Oct. 15 at West Feliciana Sports Park. Trunk contest categories are Dollywood, favorite holiday and favorite movie. To reserve a spot, contact (225) 784-8447. The concession stand will be open.
Girl Scout Fall Fest coming Girl Scout Louisiana East Fall Fest, Oct. 31, and Pumpkin Patch Days, Oct. 17, are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Camp Marydale, 10317 Marydale Road, St. Francisville. The Pumpkin Patch days are a come-and-go event, so arrive any time from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a ticket. Pick the perfect pumpkin and enjoy fall activities, including horse/ pony rides, fall games, crafts, pumpkin decorating and photo opportunities. Fall Fest features festival activities, local vendors, food, classic camp experiences, trunk-or-treat, horse and pony rides, face painting, cornhole, archery, hay maze, pumpkin picking and decorating, hayrides, water balloon launches and more. Choose a Fall Fest ticket from two sessions: 9 a.m. to noon or 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets and details are at www.gsle.org/en/support-us/ community-engagement/fallfest.html.
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East Feliciana tight end Aiden Johnson catches a pass and breaks away from the Parkview defense on his way to the end zone to give the Tigers a 6-0 lead over the Eagles. The Tigers now move to a record of 4-1 on the season.
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Brooks Hebert completed 11 of 18 passes for 148 yards and two touchdowns to lead West Feliciana to a 40-8 nondistrict victory this past Friday and extend the Saints’ season-opening winning streak to five games. Running back Ean Hills rushed for 72 yards on 11 carries and one touchdown and also had one reception for 15 yards and another score. West Feliciana took control on consecutive plays. Riggs Lanoha returned a punt for a touchdown and Caleb Scott returned an interception for a score on Parkview Baptist’s next offensive play. “The team is really operating from snap to snap and the attention to detail has been the calling card so far this season,” West Feliciana coach Terry Minor said.
East Feliciana, 5-0, will open District 7-3A play at Parkview Baptist, 1-4, on Friday.
Slaughter Community Charter The Knights dropped their fifth consecutive game to open the season, falling 34-26 this past Friday at Central Catholic of Morgan City. Albert Eubanks ran for 170 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries, and caught three passes for 59 yards and another score in the losing effort. Eubanks also had five tackles. Quarterback Gage Falgoust completed 10 of 21 attempts for 143 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Defensively, linebacker Keller Spinks returned from injury and led the Knights with 15 tackles. Cornerback Marley Perry had three tackles, one interception and recovered an onside kick.
“It was a great back and forth game, but mistakes forced us into too many bad situations,” Slaughter coach Patrick Clarkston said. The Knights play at Springfield, 2-3, in a District 9-2A game on Thursday. “We need to limit mistakes with our young team and execute when in position to make big plays,” Clarkston said.
East Feliciana The Tigers, after losing their season opener, have won four consecutive games, including a 30-20 victory over Parkview Baptist on Friday. The score was tied at 6 at the half but the Tigers outscored Parkview Baptist 8-0 in the third quarter and put it away in the fourth. Running back Makyle Cannon is averaging 73 yards rushing per game to lead
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River panel meetings are available online The Amite River Basin Commission meets at 10 a.m. on the second Tuesday of every month. Check out its YouTube channel, https://www.youtube. com/@AmiteRiverBasinComm, to view live and recorded meetings.
Meet with veterans on Nov. 7 Join Clinton is Home at Green Door at H Mercantile at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 7 to celebrate and honor veterans. Complimentary food and beverages, door prizes, and more will be available. Funding for the 2026 Parish
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liam J. “Bill” Dodd, who served in the state Legislature as a representative from Allen Parish in the 1940s before serving as Louisiana’s lieutenant governor under the administration of Gov. Earl K. Long from 1948 to 1952. Bill Dodd also served in three
West Feliciana Parish residents have the chance to vote to continue the 1/ 2-mill property tax dedicated to critical hospital services at West Feliciana Hospital. The renewal proposition will be on the Nov. 3 ballot. Early voting is Oct. 20-27. Parish voters approved the 1/ 2mill tax 10 years ago to fund services at West Feliciana Hospital. The election proposition seeks to renew the funding for another 10 years. It is not a new tax, a news release said. The 1/ 2-mill rate (0.50-mill) collects 50-cents for every $1,000 of assessed property value, after the
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Twentieth Judicial District Judge Betsy Jones administers the oath of office Thursday to L. Bruce Dodd, who will serve as district attorney for the Feliciana Parishes for the three months left in the current term. Sam D’Aquilla, the chief prosecutor for almost 24 years, will become the district’s other judge in January.
Feliciana new district attorney takes oath of office BY JAMES MINTON
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The son of a prominent 20th century Louisiana political figure will serve as the district attorney for East and West Feliciana parishes for the next three months. L. Bruce Dodd, 75, took the oath of office as the 20th Judicial Dis-
trict’s chief prosecutor before a court session began Thursday in St. Francisville. Sam D’Aquilla, who served as district attorney for just short of 24 years, resigned Wednesday as he prepares to assume his duties as the Division B judge for the district in January. Dodd is the son of the late Wil-
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West Feliciana’s promising quarterback is building on breakout sophomore season BY JACKSON REYES
Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi. “We put him in the fire last When West Feliciana High year as a sophomore,” Minor School named Terry Minor its said. “I think he rose to the ocfootball coach in May 2025, he casion.” knew finding his quarterback Commanding the offense would be his first task. Minor’s search began with a Hebert didn’t expect to be phone call to Brooks Hebert’s handed the keys to the ofmother to see if he could meet fense but never shied away the coaches. They started from the opportunity. with film analysis to gauge his “I never saw it coming, but football IQ, then watched the I was honored to take the posophomore’s play on the field. sition,” Hebert said. “I took “We went out there and saw it as a challenge that I was his athleticism, his ability to going to face head on.” retain information, and. of Fast forward to this season course, he has a unique abil- and Minor said he’s earned ity to be able to spin a foot- the trust of the coaching ball,” Minor said. “One of the staff and team. Hebert said best players I’ve seen throw a his communication with Mifootball in my entire career.” nor helped his growth. Hebert earned the starting “We’re constantly texjob and threw for 2,177 yards ting and calling about the and 22 touchdowns on a 65% offense, calling about how completion percentage last practice went, things we’re year, leading the Saints to seeing, things we’re not seethe playoffs. The 6-foot-2, ing,” Hebert said. 180-pound junior has helped Minor said their relationhis team to a 3-0 start to 2026. ship allows them to work on He also holds one offer from Hebert’s mental game. As-
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pects of football come naturally to the junior, but focusing on how he responds to scenarios like interceptions is key. “To be able to have those skills transferable, we have to do a good job of teaching the mental aspect of the game,” he said. “How do you go and lead the team whenever you may not be in a good spot yourself? That’s an ongoing process every single day.”
Offensive evolution Hebert’s growth has allowed the Saints to alter their offensive approach from a pass-happy attack to a more balanced game behind an o-line coached by Cecil Thomas. “He’s not in a position where we have to go and throw the ball 35 or 40 times to try to prove how good of a player he is,” Minor said. “He’s in a spot that he’s able to retain the capacity of our offense. He doesn’t have to
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West Feliciana quarterback Brooks Hebert gets away from the Brusly defense during a 2025 game. have the pressure to win it all with his arm.” Hebert’s knowledge of the playbook adds another wrinkle in West Feliciana’s offense. Minor, an offensivefirst coach, never likes to line up in the same formation
twice. The different looks put pressure on a defense, but can also allow for mental mistakes for his offense. Minor said having a quarterback who can retain the information needed to put his teammates in the right
spot eases that worry. “It allows for you to have an attack that’s unpredictable,” Minor said. “That’s really the cheat code with Brooks. His arm talent is incredible, but his capacity his even better.”
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Continued from page 1G East Feliciana. Wide receiver Ryan Moore Jr. leads the team with 10 touchdowns and is averaging 87 yards per game. He has caught six of quarterback Markus Cannon’s eight scoring passes. Strong safety Aiden Johnson anchors the defensive, averaging seven tackles per game. East Feliciana, 4-1, will host Catholic of Pointe Coupee in a nondistrict game Friday. The Green Hornets are 3-2 after a 31-6 loss to Catholic of New Iberia.
Silliman Institute The Wildcats defeated Bowling Green 36-6 on Saturday. Silliman, 2-4, is at Copiah Academy on Friday. Email Richard Meek at livingston@theadvocate. com
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East Feliciana running back Makyle Cannon takes and handoff and follows the lead of Javon Jackson and moves up field for a positive play against the Tigers.
East Feliciana senior quarterback Markus Cannon Jr. tries to escape the pocket and get away from an Eagle lineman.
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East Feliciana defensive end Matthew King closes in on Parkview quarterback Grayson Rogers and did not allow him to escape. King helped the Tiger defense take over the game. The Tigers outscored the Eagles in the second half 24-14 and went onto a 30-20 victory.
raffle--2026. Winner can pick a Chevrolet or GMC. The proceeds benefit West Feliciana Parish public schools teachers and students. The drawing will be Oct. 30 at halftime of the homecoming game.
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Continued from page 1G homestead-exemption is applied when applicable. For example, a home valued at $250,000 would pay $87.50 after the $75,000 homestead exemption is applied. The money is primarily used to cover the costs of the hospital’s 24-hour, seven day-a-week EMS/ambulance service. There are three full-time ambulances, an air evacuation team and community paramedicine program, which allows for fast response times across the parish. West Feliciana Hospital owns and manages its own EMS/ambulance service, providing direct oversight and care coordination of emergency medical transportation and advanced life support. Many hospitals in the state depend on external parish or contracted EMS/ambulance services that often originate outside of local areas; whereas West Feliciana Hospital’s EMS team is fully integrated with hospital operations and strategically located throughout the parish, the release said. “Our in-house EMS/ambulance service is a life-saving investment for our residents. Most rural areas are reliant upon services coming in from the larger nearby cities, which can delay response times, especially when there are multiple calls. Having our units here — and having three of them in service, as well as an air evac(uation) — allows us to get to our residents when they
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The West Feliciana Hospital Emergency Department has ambulances available for the community. need us the most,” West Feliciana Hospital CEO Lee Chastant said. The hospital’s community paramedicine The program provides healthcare professionals who help patients bridge the gap between hospital discharge and recovery at home. Services are provided at home, through telehealth, and through coordinated patient transportation.
“This one-of-a-kind program is reducing readmissions for patients and improving healthcare overall for so many who have difficulty traveling from their remote locations,” Chastant said. He said the local funding allows the hospital to invest in new local services that would otherwise be eliminated due to recent federal cuts in rural healthcare. He noted
Company announces 2026 awards for best wound care Community news report Metairie-based RestorixHealth, a leading wound care solutions company, announced the wound and hyperbaric center recipients of their Center Recognition Awards program for the awards January-June 2026. These awards champion a center’s commitment to the highest quality of patient care, optimal outcomes and exceptional patient satisfaction over a six-month period,
according to a news release. Area hospital wound centers that have been awarded the Excellence in Patient Satisfaction Award include Our Lady of the Lake St. Elizabeth in Gonzales, West Ascension Parish Hospital in Donaldsonville, and West Feliciana Hospital in St. Francisville. Key benchmarks for recipients include 32 median days to heal, a 92% healing rate and a 96% patient satisfaction score among other strenuous key performance indicators.
East Feliciana, Zachary receive Keep Louisiana Beautiful awards Community news report Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser and Keep Louisiana Beautiful awarded more than $500,000 in grant funding to communities and organizations across Louisiana to help prevent litter, reduce waste, improve recycling, beautify public spaces and strengthen enforcement of the state’s litter and illegal dumping laws. The 2026-27 grants total $510,797 to local governments, nonprofit organizations, educational institutions and other eligible organizations throughout the state. Zachary and East Feliciana are among the recipients. n The city of Zachary
received $5,100 in a Litter Camera Grant and a $10,000 Beautification Grant. n East Feliciana Parish Police Jury received a $10,000 Beautification Grant The four grant programs support a range of local efforts, including: n Beautification Grants for projects that improve and enhance public spaces. n Healthy Communities Grants for projects that encourage positive behavior change while improving the appearance and environmental health of communities. n Greener Grounds Grants to help reduce waste and increase recycling at large outdoor community events.
n Litter Enforcement Surveillance Camera Grants to support local efforts to identify and prosecute littering and illegal dumping. The grant programs were developed to address key findings from KLB’s 2023 Louisiana Litter Study, which found that maintained and beautified spaces have 87% less litter. The study also found that 68% of Louisiana residents support increased litter enforcement, while only a small portion of the overall cost of litter is directed toward prevention and education. Additional information about Keep Louisiana Beautiful grants is available at https://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/grants/.
NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following entitled ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of the West Feliciana Parish Council on Monday, September 21, 2026 and laid over for publication of notice: ORDINANCE(S) • AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE PURCHASE OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY FOR THE SOLITUDE TRANSFER PUMPING STATION, AND TO PROVIDE FURTHER WITH RESPECT THERETO NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that a Public Meeting/Hearing by the Council of the Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana, will be held on Monday, October 12, 2026 at Five-Thirty (5:30) P.M. in the Parish Council Meeting Room on the second floor of the Courthouse Annex, 4785 Prosperity Street, St. Francisville, Louisiana at which time there will be a public hearing on the adoption of the aforesaid ordinance(s). The public hearing is open to the public and residents are encouraged to participate. A copy of the proposed ordinance may be reviewed and/or printed by going to www.wfparish. org and selecting “Parish Council” from the Government Menu. /s/ Karla Dietz Council Secretary
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that the hospital has lost nearly $1 million in federal funding in the last year. “It’s important that we bring healthcare to our communities, to meet our people where they are, but we need the resources to do that. It’s important that our local healthcare have the support of local resources, so we are not undone by changes at the federal
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level,” Chastant said. Those local services include an urgent care facility that opened in February. It provides patient service 7 days a week, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The hospital’s emergency room is open 24 hours, 7 days a week, and two walk-in clinics — St. Francis Cypress Rural Health Clinic and St. Francis Pediatric Rural Health Clinic — are open weekdays, Monday-Friday. Onsite services include imaging; inpatient care; physical, occupational and speech therapy; pain management care; gastroenterology; intensive outpatient mental health care; lab work; respiratory services; sleep studies; and wellness outreach. “By bringing specialty services to our campus, we are making quality health care more accessible and more affordable. Our residents no longer have to drive an hour just to get important tests or imaging or to see a specialist. We provide those services here, close to home,” Chastant said. He said the hospital’s EMS serves more than 10,000 residents, responding to nearly 2,000 callouts per year. At the same time, more than 300 patients visit the urgent care facility each month. Patients are typically diagnosed onsite and prescribed medications that can be filled by the hospital or local pharmacists. The facility includes an on-site pediatrician. Chastant said the hospital’s improved services have expanded its patient base and made it a preferred choice among a growing number of West Feliciana Parish residents.
deputy warden of the Angola prison. He ran unsuccessfully for DA in the two-parish district in 1998. District Judge Betsy Jones administered the oath of office to Dodd in a brief ceremony attended by the district’s other judge, Sydney Picou Walker, the two parishes’ clerks of court, employees of the district attorney’s office, sheriff’s deputies and other court officials. Noting the brevity of his term, Dodd said he does not expect to make significant changes in the operations of
the office. “I just want to keep the boat pointed in the way that Sam has had it going,” he said. He said nearly every attorney thinks of one day becoming a district attorney or a judge. For that reason, being DA, if only for three months, is “an honor to have,” he said. D’Aquilla will succeed Picou Walker, who was termlimited in the position. Feliciana voters will choose Nov. 3 between Cy D’Aquila and Ken Fabre for the district attorney’s position.
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East Feliciana homecoming festivities are Friday The East Feliciana High Homecoming Parade is at 11 a.m. Friday in Jackson. The parade will line up from Sycamore Street alongside the old school/museum. “It’s A Royal Affair: Reigning In Pink” is the theme, serving as a tribute to breast cancer survivors. The game will be at 7 p.m. against Catholic High of Pointe Coupee.
Halloween activities coming n The 2026 Spooktacular trick-or-treat festivities in Jackson are from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 31 along College Street. The annual Halloween event will include some houses and others participating trunkor-treat style from their vehicles at or tables and booths. Anyone who plans to join in the fun by setting up along College Street is asked to contact Bonnie Boyer at (225) 324-5083 for directions and to get an assigned space/location. n Trunk-or-Treat will be at 5 p.m. Oct. 29 at the Clinton Courthouse Square, 12305 St. Helena St. n The annual trunk-or-treat will be held at 6 p.m. Oct. 15 at West Feliciana Sports Park. Trunk contest categories are Dollywood, favorite holiday and favorite movie. To reserve a spot, contact (225) 784-8447. The concession stand will be open.
Girl Scout Fall Fest coming Girl Scout Louisiana East Fall Fest, Oct. 31, and Pumpkin Patch Days, Oct. 17, are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Camp Marydale, 10317 Marydale Road, St. Francisville. The Pumpkin Patch days are a come-and-go event, so arrive any time from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a ticket. Pick the perfect pumpkin and enjoy fall activities, including horse/ pony rides, fall games, crafts, pumpkin decorating and photo opportunities. Fall Fest features festival activities, local vendors, food, classic camp experiences, trunk-or-treat, horse and pony rides, face painting, cornhole, archery, hay maze, pumpkin picking and decorating, hayrides, water balloon launches and more. Choose a Fall Fest ticket from two sessions: 9 a.m. to noon or 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets and details are at www.gsle.org/en/support-us/ community-engagement/fallfest.html.
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East Feliciana tight end Aiden Johnson catches a pass and breaks away from the Parkview defense on his way to the end zone to give the Tigers a 6-0 lead over the Eagles. The Tigers now move to a record of 4-1 on the season.
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Brooks Hebert completed 11 of 18 passes for 148 yards and two touchdowns to lead West Feliciana to a 40-8 nondistrict victory this past Friday and extend the Saints’ season-opening winning streak to five games. Running back Ean Hills rushed for 72 yards on 11 carries and one touchdown and also had one reception for 15 yards and another score. West Feliciana took control on consecutive plays. Riggs Lanoha returned a punt for a touchdown and Caleb Scott returned an interception for a score on Parkview Baptist’s next offensive play. “The team is really operating from snap to snap and the attention to detail has been the calling card so far this season,” West Feliciana coach Terry Minor said.
East Feliciana, 5-0, will open District 7-3A play at Parkview Baptist, 1-4, on Friday.
Slaughter Community Charter The Knights dropped their fifth consecutive game to open the season, falling 34-26 this past Friday at Central Catholic of Morgan City. Albert Eubanks ran for 170 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries, and caught three passes for 59 yards and another score in the losing effort. Eubanks also had five tackles. Quarterback Gage Falgoust completed 10 of 21 attempts for 143 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Defensively, linebacker Keller Spinks returned from injury and led the Knights with 15 tackles. Cornerback Marley Perry had three tackles, one interception and recovered an onside kick.
“It was a great back and forth game, but mistakes forced us into too many bad situations,” Slaughter coach Patrick Clarkston said. The Knights play at Springfield, 2-3, in a District 9-2A game on Thursday. “We need to limit mistakes with our young team and execute when in position to make big plays,” Clarkston said.
East Feliciana The Tigers, after losing their season opener, have won four consecutive games, including a 30-20 victory over Parkview Baptist on Friday. The score was tied at 6 at the half but the Tigers outscored Parkview Baptist 8-0 in the third quarter and put it away in the fourth. Running back Makyle Cannon is averaging 73 yards rushing per game to lead
West Feliciana Hospital seeks ½-mill renewal to sustain EMS, specialty care in community
River panel meetings are available online The Amite River Basin Commission meets at 10 a.m. on the second Tuesday of every month. Check out its YouTube channel, https://www.youtube. com/@AmiteRiverBasinComm, to view live and recorded meetings.
Meet with veterans on Nov. 7 Join Clinton is Home at Green Door at H Mercantile at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 7 to celebrate and honor veterans. Complimentary food and beverages, door prizes, and more will be available. Funding for the 2026 Parish
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liam J. “Bill” Dodd, who served in the state Legislature as a representative from Allen Parish in the 1940s before serving as Louisiana’s lieutenant governor under the administration of Gov. Earl K. Long from 1948 to 1952. Bill Dodd also served in three
West Feliciana Parish residents have the chance to vote to continue the 1/ 2-mill property tax dedicated to critical hospital services at West Feliciana Hospital. The renewal proposition will be on the Nov. 3 ballot. Early voting is Oct. 20-27. Parish voters approved the 1/ 2mill tax 10 years ago to fund services at West Feliciana Hospital. The election proposition seeks to renew the funding for another 10 years. It is not a new tax, a news release said. The 1/ 2-mill rate (0.50-mill) collects 50-cents for every $1,000 of assessed property value, after the
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Twentieth Judicial District Judge Betsy Jones administers the oath of office Thursday to L. Bruce Dodd, who will serve as district attorney for the Feliciana Parishes for the three months left in the current term. Sam D’Aquilla, the chief prosecutor for almost 24 years, will become the district’s other judge in January.
Feliciana new district attorney takes oath of office BY JAMES MINTON
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The son of a prominent 20th century Louisiana political figure will serve as the district attorney for East and West Feliciana parishes for the next three months. L. Bruce Dodd, 75, took the oath of office as the 20th Judicial Dis-
trict’s chief prosecutor before a court session began Thursday in St. Francisville. Sam D’Aquilla, who served as district attorney for just short of 24 years, resigned Wednesday as he prepares to assume his duties as the Division B judge for the district in January. Dodd is the son of the late Wil-
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West Feliciana’s promising quarterback is building on breakout sophomore season BY JACKSON REYES
Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi. “We put him in the fire last When West Feliciana High year as a sophomore,” Minor School named Terry Minor its said. “I think he rose to the ocfootball coach in May 2025, he casion.” knew finding his quarterback Commanding the offense would be his first task. Minor’s search began with a Hebert didn’t expect to be phone call to Brooks Hebert’s handed the keys to the ofmother to see if he could meet fense but never shied away the coaches. They started from the opportunity. with film analysis to gauge his “I never saw it coming, but football IQ, then watched the I was honored to take the posophomore’s play on the field. sition,” Hebert said. “I took “We went out there and saw it as a challenge that I was his athleticism, his ability to going to face head on.” retain information, and. of Fast forward to this season course, he has a unique abil- and Minor said he’s earned ity to be able to spin a foot- the trust of the coaching ball,” Minor said. “One of the staff and team. Hebert said best players I’ve seen throw a his communication with Mifootball in my entire career.” nor helped his growth. Hebert earned the starting “We’re constantly texjob and threw for 2,177 yards ting and calling about the and 22 touchdowns on a 65% offense, calling about how completion percentage last practice went, things we’re year, leading the Saints to seeing, things we’re not seethe playoffs. The 6-foot-2, ing,” Hebert said. 180-pound junior has helped Minor said their relationhis team to a 3-0 start to 2026. ship allows them to work on He also holds one offer from Hebert’s mental game. As-
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pects of football come naturally to the junior, but focusing on how he responds to scenarios like interceptions is key. “To be able to have those skills transferable, we have to do a good job of teaching the mental aspect of the game,” he said. “How do you go and lead the team whenever you may not be in a good spot yourself? That’s an ongoing process every single day.”
Offensive evolution Hebert’s growth has allowed the Saints to alter their offensive approach from a pass-happy attack to a more balanced game behind an o-line coached by Cecil Thomas. “He’s not in a position where we have to go and throw the ball 35 or 40 times to try to prove how good of a player he is,” Minor said. “He’s in a spot that he’s able to retain the capacity of our offense. He doesn’t have to
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West Feliciana quarterback Brooks Hebert gets away from the Brusly defense during a 2025 game. have the pressure to win it all with his arm.” Hebert’s knowledge of the playbook adds another wrinkle in West Feliciana’s offense. Minor, an offensivefirst coach, never likes to line up in the same formation
twice. The different looks put pressure on a defense, but can also allow for mental mistakes for his offense. Minor said having a quarterback who can retain the information needed to put his teammates in the right
spot eases that worry. “It allows for you to have an attack that’s unpredictable,” Minor said. “That’s really the cheat code with Brooks. His arm talent is incredible, but his capacity his even better.”
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Continued from page 1G East Feliciana. Wide receiver Ryan Moore Jr. leads the team with 10 touchdowns and is averaging 87 yards per game. He has caught six of quarterback Markus Cannon’s eight scoring passes. Strong safety Aiden Johnson anchors the defensive, averaging seven tackles per game. East Feliciana, 4-1, will host Catholic of Pointe Coupee in a nondistrict game Friday. The Green Hornets are 3-2 after a 31-6 loss to Catholic of New Iberia.
Silliman Institute The Wildcats defeated Bowling Green 36-6 on Saturday. Silliman, 2-4, is at Copiah Academy on Friday. Email Richard Meek at livingston@theadvocate. com
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East Feliciana running back Makyle Cannon takes and handoff and follows the lead of Javon Jackson and moves up field for a positive play against the Tigers.
East Feliciana senior quarterback Markus Cannon Jr. tries to escape the pocket and get away from an Eagle lineman.
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East Feliciana defensive end Matthew King closes in on Parkview quarterback Grayson Rogers and did not allow him to escape. King helped the Tiger defense take over the game. The Tigers outscored the Eagles in the second half 24-14 and went onto a 30-20 victory.
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level,” Chastant said. Those local services include an urgent care facility that opened in February. It provides patient service 7 days a week, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The hospital’s emergency room is open 24 hours, 7 days a week, and two walk-in clinics — St. Francis Cypress Rural Health Clinic and St. Francis Pediatric Rural Health Clinic — are open weekdays, Monday-Friday. Onsite services include imaging; inpatient care; physical, occupational and speech therapy; pain management care; gastroenterology; intensive outpatient mental health care; lab work; respiratory services; sleep studies; and wellness outreach. “By bringing specialty services to our campus, we are making quality health care more accessible and more affordable. Our residents no longer have to drive an hour just to get important tests or imaging or to see a specialist. We provide those services here, close to home,” Chastant said. He said the hospital’s EMS serves more than 10,000 residents, responding to nearly 2,000 callouts per year. At the same time, more than 300 patients visit the urgent care facility each month. Patients are typically diagnosed onsite and prescribed medications that can be filled by the hospital or local pharmacists. The facility includes an on-site pediatrician. Chastant said the hospital’s improved services have expanded its patient base and made it a preferred choice among a growing number of West Feliciana Parish residents.
Continued from page 1G homestead-exemption is applied when applicable. For example, a home valued at $250,000 would pay $87.50 after the $75,000 homestead exemption is applied. The money is primarily used to cover the costs of the hospital’s 24-hour, seven day-a-week EMS/ambulance service. There are three full-time ambulances, an air evacuation team and community paramedicine program, which allows for fast response times across the parish. West Feliciana Hospital owns and manages its own EMS/ambulance service, providing direct oversight and care coordination of emergency medical transportation and advanced life support. Many hospitals in the state depend on external parish or contracted EMS/ambulance services that often originate outside of local areas; whereas West Feliciana Hospital’s EMS team is fully integrated with hospital operations and strategically located throughout the parish, the release said. “Our in-house EMS/ambulance service is a life-saving investment for our residents. Most rural areas are reliant upon services coming in from the larger nearby cities, which can delay response times, especially when there are multiple calls. Having our units here — and having three of them in service, as well as an air evac(uation) — allows us to get to our residents when they
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The West Feliciana Hospital Emergency Department has ambulances available for the community. need us the most,” West Feliciana Hospital CEO Lee Chastant said. The hospital’s community paramedicine The program provides healthcare professionals who help patients bridge the gap between hospital discharge and recovery at home. Services are provided at home, through telehealth, and through coordinated patient transportation.
“This one-of-a-kind program is reducing readmissions for patients and improving healthcare overall for so many who have difficulty traveling from their remote locations,” Chastant said. He said the local funding allows the hospital to invest in new local services that would otherwise be eliminated due to recent federal cuts in rural healthcare. He noted
Company announces 2026 awards for best wound care Community news report Metairie-based RestorixHealth, a leading wound care solutions company, announced the wound and hyperbaric center recipients of their Center Recognition Awards program for the awards January-June 2026. These awards champion a center’s commitment to the highest quality of patient care, optimal outcomes and exceptional patient satisfaction over a six-month period,
according to a news release. Area hospital wound centers that have been awarded the Excellence in Patient Satisfaction Award include Our Lady of the Lake St. Elizabeth in Gonzales, West Ascension Parish Hospital in Donaldsonville, and West Feliciana Hospital in St. Francisville. Key benchmarks for recipients include 32 median days to heal, a 92% healing rate and a 96% patient satisfaction score among other strenuous key performance indicators.
East Feliciana, Zachary receive Keep Louisiana Beautiful awards Community news report Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser and Keep Louisiana Beautiful awarded more than $500,000 in grant funding to communities and organizations across Louisiana to help prevent litter, reduce waste, improve recycling, beautify public spaces and strengthen enforcement of the state’s litter and illegal dumping laws. The 2026-27 grants total $510,797 to local governments, nonprofit organizations, educational institutions and other eligible organizations throughout the state. Zachary and East Feliciana are among the recipients. n The city of Zachary
received $5,100 in a Litter Camera Grant and a $10,000 Beautification Grant. n East Feliciana Parish Police Jury received a $10,000 Beautification Grant The four grant programs support a range of local efforts, including: n Beautification Grants for projects that improve and enhance public spaces. n Healthy Communities Grants for projects that encourage positive behavior change while improving the appearance and environmental health of communities. n Greener Grounds Grants to help reduce waste and increase recycling at large outdoor community events.
n Litter Enforcement Surveillance Camera Grants to support local efforts to identify and prosecute littering and illegal dumping. The grant programs were developed to address key findings from KLB’s 2023 Louisiana Litter Study, which found that maintained and beautified spaces have 87% less litter. The study also found that 68% of Louisiana residents support increased litter enforcement, while only a small portion of the overall cost of litter is directed toward prevention and education. Additional information about Keep Louisiana Beautiful grants is available at https://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/grants/.
that the hospital has lost nearly $1 million in federal funding in the last year. “It’s important that we bring healthcare to our communities, to meet our people where they are, but we need the resources to do that. It’s important that our local healthcare have the support of local resources, so we are not undone by changes at the federal
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Continued from page 1G other elected positions: state auditor, member and president of the state Board of Education and state superintendent of education. In addition to serving as an assistant to D’Aquilla for six years, Bruce Dodd worked as an attorney for the state Department of Corrections beginning in 1998 and served as an assistant warden in various capacities at Louisiana State Penitentiary before retiring in 2020 as
deputy warden of the Angola prison. He ran unsuccessfully for DA in the two-parish district in 1998. District Judge Betsy Jones administered the oath of office to Dodd in a brief ceremony attended by the district’s other judge, Sydney Picou Walker, the two parishes’ clerks of court, employees of the district attorney’s office, sheriff’s deputies and other court officials. Noting the brevity of his term, Dodd said he does not expect to make significant changes in the operations of
the office. “I just want to keep the boat pointed in the way that Sam has had it going,” he said. He said nearly every attorney thinks of one day becoming a district attorney or a judge. For that reason, being DA, if only for three months, is “an honor to have,” he said. D’Aquilla will succeed Picou Walker, who was termlimited in the position. Feliciana voters will choose Nov. 3 between Cy D’Aquila and Ken Fabre for the district attorney’s position.
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SCHOOLS West Feliciana High theater prepares for new season
The West Feliciana High School Theatre Department is preparing for a season of performances under the direction of Kristen Rodrigue.
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Jackson student earns spot on Upper Iowa University dean’s list
New Student Council members take office at West Feliciana Middle School
Community news report Upper Iowa University announced the dean’s list for the summer 2026 semester. Among those named was Braydon London, a general business major from Jackson. To be honored, the undergraduate must have earned a minimum 3.50 GPA and be enrolled as a full-time student.
Community news report The newly elected Student Council members at West Feliciana Middle School have been chosen to serve as positive role models and the voice of their classmates. Throughout the year, they will work with the Staff Leadership Team to plan school events, recommend school improvements, lead grade-level projects and complete a meaningful community service project. Council members include: Eighth grade: Bridget Hanna, Laila Swan, Blithe Mae Bryan, Virginia Anne Arceneaux, IV Kendrick, Harper Tingle, Laila Hogan, Allie Morrison and Olivia Norris. Seventh grade: Reed Wax, Olivia Smith, Harper Ratcliff, Tyler Banford, Lloyd Thomas, Carson Smith, Abigail Grimsley, Eleanor Peno and Amelia Gradney. Sixth grade: Jade Fontenot, Audrey Mote, Riley Ruff, Julianne Miller, Spencer Watkins, Kye Dunn, Rebecca Lynch and Kaity Powell.
West Feliciana High student invited to 2026 Louisiana Junior Cup
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Bains third graders practice cursive
Bains Elementary third graders AnaBlair Rosso, left, and Maizy Postel put pen to paper with cursive practice.
Bains Lower students share song and smiles with veterans
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Destiny Harrell, member of the East Feliciana High School Class of 2018, attends the East Feliciana High School College, Career, and Transition Fair on Sept. 15.
Alumna returns for East Feliciana college and career fair
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Aidan Cobb, of West Feliciana High School golf, has been invited to compete in the 2026 Louisiana Junior Cup, an invitationonly tournament that selects top high school golfers from across Louisiana based on their previous tournament scores. The event will be held at Southern Trace in Shreveport on Nov. 6-7. He will represent West Feliciana High School Golf at the tournament.
Destiny Harrell, member of the East Feliciana High School Class of 2018, attended the East Feliciana High School College, Career and Transition Fair on Sept. 15. Harrell was recruiting for Alcorn State University, where she serves as a residential community coordinator and has earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
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Bains Lower Elementary students visited residents at the Louisiana War Veterans Home in Jackson through a visit filled with music and crafts. With a veteran resident, from left, are Cameron Webb, Cain Fremin, E’Reem French and Brady Marshall.
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The Public Notices Public Notices Control Plan / Risk As‐ Emergency Services, Re‐ neersMade (CEMVN) will be the Board nell Waites, inspection today! 1-877-728-0264 $750 off plus FREE installation. can help. Call for a FREE world’s first Leader nance Crew posiLove Clai Lines Commissioners were · ready Ph.D. invised public health, rights, ways, priv ileges, Third Street, borne pervise landscape workers Clerical Specialist sess ments pre sented by Pol icy 1.03 In fec ‐ ac cept ing pub lic com ‐ voted unan i mously to Have zip code of property in the U.S.A. Call today for a free consultation. Call Priority Tax now 1hearing aid with touchscreen located at Be pre your own boss sent; thereand fore, the servitudes, ap purte ‐ instruct Office Build ing, Suite 7When this tions. projectPosition is fi‐ nursing, health policy, Milestones on each job; landDana Belle fontaine. On a tion Con trol Pro gram on the pro ject ments ap prove the amend ment DHDS Accountingwhen calling! quote. 1-866-915-2470. 877-249-9376. 12755 Highway 77, controls. No nanced tiny buttons, apps or quo rum re quire ment was partner with the world’s nances and ad van tages 160, Baton Rouge, ei ther par tially or mo tion by Darnell Plan – Labhealth oratory, and community health, October 8, 2026. To scape workersuntil on specific of the meeting agenda as Section Supervisor met. commercial Maringouin, Worksite prescriptions. risk freeBonds trial.LA. there unto belong or in delegate Louisiana, Personals 70802 or P.O. en45-day tirely with State Waites, seconded by largest vised Policy 4.31 Disas ‐ further daily review and/or Medical follows: promotion,Reor closely relatjob ing details; Juvenile DetentionBATH & SHOWER UPDATES in as little Homead Services We Buy Houses for Cash Box AS-IS! NoReunions areas: Ascension Parish, anywise apassignment pertain ing, FreeRouge, shipping. Lifetime support. 94095, Baton or financed in whole or in cleaning franchise. $30K! Donna Kline, the Board Plan. ter Staffing pro vide com ments, di ‐ • Allow all re ports for ed field. Preferred qualifiof workers; Officervoted II MISSIONERS BOARD COM Notices sit uONE atedLA, in theAffordable Parish of prices Louisiana, 70804-9095. fedLA; eralAssumption orhappy other as DAY! - in No DIRECTV- Allwhich your noentertainment. repairs. Public No fuss. Any condition. EasyTickets Parish, More than part 1.5by million supplies, unanimously to Equipment, for action cations: is re‐ MCHES, CHES. work w/ of gen. tional manager onmation and PRESENT: Myiesha Beard, Librarian I EastParish, Feliciana, State Theand dead line customers. for receipt Call fundsAudien which are notRouge approve the CY2025 An‐ training COM MITTEE REPORTS: payments for 18 months! Lifetime Sign as up for‐ process:Bids/Proposals Call, get cash offer get East Baton plans related Nothing to the proon ‐ your quiredroof! to stand sub 1-866-678· 5years of experience in Lizzie & $10,000 Benzer, in Debby truck cleanliness and Sr. Clerical Specialist Louisiana, sub di‐ bids is 2:00 PM on readily avail able Iberia at the Parish, nual Eval u a tion of In fec ‐ posal may inbe ob tained at mit ted; LA; LA; in& that warranty professional installs. Directv and get your first three paid. Call today for your offair cash monthly customer 8713. Lane Regional Medical Ctr Brian, Ben Cavin, public/community health, ventory; assist in handling sion known as COR ‐ Wednesday, November received, time bids are Analyst Prevention and Em‐included. Bylaws Com mittee: OnSr. a GIStion the followingmonths web site:OPPTY an ac tion item for Iberville Parish, vi LA; Pointe Senior & employee Military Discounts of • Add Max, Paramount+, offer: 1-225-545-1983. 1-800-586-6100 EQUAL EMPLOYER Nakeisha Cleveland, environmental and DOBA ESTATES NORTH, questions 18, 2026, at whichLegal time Notices the award of this Con‐ Sr. Legal Specialist ployee Health Programs. www.janiking.com tion byhealth, Ben Cavin, www.mvn. usace. army. Af filiation Ap proval; St.being Mar- Call: Showtime, Starz, MGM+ and ormo available. 1-877-496-0371. www.lanermc.org DENTALand INSURANCE Physicians Donna Kline, Diana Mar‐ and more particu‐ review bids will be opened tract is from conCoupee tin gent Parish, upon LA; nursing, related areas. concerns; daily regulatory/ On a mo tion by Donna sec onded by Dar nell mil/ missions/ • Amend the stated pur ‐ tinof Parish, MarydePartin, MD, Thomas Scott, package Struggling debt? If read you have Company. scribed on a map aloud inMutual a public Insurance the granting lines LA; of St.larly PUBLIC with NOTICE Kline, Online seconded by Ben Waites, the Board voted Apply SALARY public-notices (see Ref#:included. routes/customers; serve Cinemax pose of Choice the second Exec‐ and Darnell Waites. LA; West Rouge PROFESSIONAL LAWN SERVICE: Some restrictions apply. over $15,000 you en titled "Map ing 400 plus procedures. meet ing be in theCoverage Claiborne forcredit, or ish, the sale of Baton - - -in debt we help Cavin, the Board voted imously to approvewww.brla.gov/jobs MVN-2026-00308-BV). tive Session to in clude - unan $62,000 $68,000 annually as Show liaison between employ- $84.99/mo. 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Tower incur no oblig a tion to the (LOT 0.35 AC SEC 55 T2S Management experience Donna Kline, sec onded Ben zer, the Board voted CEMVN, Reg u la tory Di vi ‐ low ing the sec ond Ex ec u ‐ borers, performAtkin required 1898. Upgrade, 80,000 On-Demand Movies, Donate car, 1-855-268-0108 Baker, David Beck, Dana skills including planning any comments, thetor until mtgs; sion assist w/ son, C.E.safety and L.S. EastRV ernand Louisiana Mental contact Contrac the Con‐ R1E - 180:your FRAC LOTtruck, SQ 67 boat, by Myiesha Beard, the unanimously to approve at (504) 862-1349 or Must required. beUp able to a vote tive Ses sion re‐ duties for and vegetation Bellefontaine, Allyson Plus Limited Time To for $600 In Gift more to- 100) support our Health veterans! datedmainMay 22, 1976, re‐ keep Sys temwww.dental50plus.com/morning tract342Between Owner Board of Pardons (225) fueling(s); of land. Board voted unani‐ the Bylaws proCommittee at morale court l.vice@ gard Strate gic and Finan ‐implementing work 12 Today! houring rotating use Bennett, Lisa Boston, PEST hand CONTROL: PROTECT YOUR Cards. 1-855-654-8207 Schedule a FAST, FREEJackvehicle vised map filed August 3, up;usace. son, Louisiana Contractor tenance is fully ex e‐ power, CLINTON, LOUISIANA mously to approve the recommen dation to ap‐ grams, evaluating learning 5421.#6258 army. mil. A cerCall tifiFull ‐ employees inspect jobs cial view, as discussed shifts. andRe Part Time Tracy Bux ton, Brit tany tools/equipment.1976 Assist in w/ Reg isbi-weekly; ter pests #75810 assist JECT NUMBER: cuted. HOME from safely and pickup and top tax 70722 receive a PRO 2026 LaneRMC Infection prove thecommurevisions and cation the pro posed in ExecSend utive Ses experiences, and in that comShifts available. re- sion. Casey, Frank Corcoran, spray, herbicide, use of the Of ficial munication Records of Bed 01-107-24-03, F.01004638 TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER Control Risk Analysis. ditions impact to the Lan‐ affordably. Roaches, Bugs, deduction! Call Veteran Car ac tivity will notsume violate Home Improvement nicating ad program 489208 Mar 13-15 3t Facility Plan (translating) Courtney Day, Greg Frost, to 225-644-6163 East Fe li ciana Parish, ning and sprayers/spreaders. ReSUBJECT TO PROVAL By laws. eRMC Hos pi tal ap plic a ble water qual ity PUB LIC COM MENTS: Rodent, Termite, Spiders and other Donations atAP 1-844-742-5188 today! Safe Step Stairlifts. Enjoy greater and value to stakeholders. during safety mtgs. Dawn Fuller, Philip Gior‐ email Louisiana as Lot Num ber Complete Bidding Docu‐ Control is a move participant in AND ACCEPTANCE BY THE debris/vegetation, EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR standards re‐ or None. pests. Locally owned and will bejlandrybt@eatel.net and stay En intre the home Minimum Qualifications: lando, Meredith Hathorn, Cordoba ments for this independence project are the Small neur LICE JURY STRATEGIC FINANCIAL Finance Committee: On a quired cevery l eprealevel. n /‐ c Ten l e (10), a r said affordable. Call for lot service or from an inthe LDEQ be‐ HealthPO and Wellness love. safe onPro John Hopewell, Kathleen To FOR apply visit https://www. 12-months experience Es tates North, said available in you elecLost tronic Feel ship (SE) gram (the REVIEW AND MEDICAL motion by Ben Cavin, fore a Depart ment of the EX EC U TIVE SES SION worksites/equipment/facili Hopewell, Brad Jackson, inspection today! Audien first may $750be offob plus FREE installation. sus.edu/news/category/po landscape knowlbeing a corner lot lo1-877-728-0264 ‐industry; form. They ‐ Hudson Initiative)Made and Submit a Hearing. sealed bid The to be world’s STAFF CRE DEN TIAL ING: sec onded by Nakeisha Army per mit could be is ‐ STRATE GIC AF FIL I A TION: ties. Operate/maintain a Cheri Johnson, Rene Items Private Lessons Have zip code of property ready hearing aid with touchscreen Mary Bird Perkins Cancer cated on the cor ner of in the U.S.A. Call today for a free tained with out charge the Vet eran-Owned and sition-vacancy-announcedelivered to the East Feli‐ edge & skills sued. in landscapOn a motion by Nakeisha Cleveland, the Board On a motion by Dar nell &catan power Ragus, Bob Shipe, and Cor‐ & Spanish lanYu Circleing; and without posit from Service-Convariety nected ofDishand ‐ when calling! controls. No Po tiny apps or dequote. ciana Parish lice buttons, Jury Center, Now Waites, Hiring! 1-866-915-2470. ments contact unan Decobea Cleve land, seconded by imously Schools to English seconded by or voted & Classes Michelle Shipe, Jacob equipment including doba tracDrive, said cor ner www. terlinebidco abled Vet eran-Owned before 10:00am 45-day on Tuesrisk ‐ Donna Kline, the Board ap prove the 06-29-2026 prescriptions. free cen trial. 30-OCT 7-2T 202115-SEP Nakeisha Cleve land, the Butler at decobea_butler@ guage fluency.Qualified ap- www.marybird.org Elizabeth tors, spray equipment, skid lot mea suringplicants two hunshould ‐ nnec t.com. Printed (LaVet) Small trelittle pre ‐ day, shipping. November Lifetime 10th, Trainingunanimously to Simpson, voted Finance(225) 771CommitCareer tee $45.48 Board voted unani‐ Home Services Free support. BATH & SHOWER UPDATES inEn as suagcenter.com. send reALERT Stafford, Joe Thomason, dredproper and no/100your (200.0') copies are not READER available neurships Pro gram.Monitor ‐ that steers. 2026; bids will be1.5 opened enter into Executive Ses‐ Meeting Minutes. On a mously to enter into Ex‐ entertainment. More than million 6802. asplacing ONEbut DAY! Affordable prices -Bid No sume Larry Simpson, Todd Walters, and an adders for the feet across All the fronttoon fromhappy the When Designer are enequipment cour aged to & DIRECTVat the Police Jury Main personal sion for the pur pose of mo tion by Ben Cavin, ec u tive Ses sion for the North Oaks Health System Career Nothing on side your up for customers. Call 1-866-678payments forcon 18 months! Lifetime General Manager Lakyshia Williams. PUB LIC NOTICE return of your item, the north ern ofroof! Cor ‐ Sign email: arrange ments can be lost sider partic ipa tion. Office located at Audien 12064 Strategic Financial Re‐ seconded by Myiesha purpose safety measures are folHammond, LA of strategic affil‐ Directv andby get your first three- - 8713. larrys.greenup@yahoo.com & In professional installs. Training doba Drive, a depth made to please obwarranty taindo them formationlowed. is avail able not wire money Marston Street, Clinton, Director Beard, of Planning & voted view and Medical Staff the Board i230-5715 ation. Inspect/maintain (985) INVOCATION: The invoca‐ months of and Max, between equal paral‐ Paramount+, Senior Military through most repro ‐& from the OfficeDiscounts of Facility Louisiana 70722 on No‐ or exchange money until Credentialing. unanimously to approve Transportation (Baton equipment. Schedule daily tion was led by Darnell LANE RE GIONAL MEDICAL lel lines of two hundredMGM+ graphic firms. Plan the holditem ‐Call: Plan ning and Control or Showtime, Starz, and DENTAL vember INSURANCE 10th, 2026 from at Physicians theRespon Financial ULAR LA): RETURN TO REG youavailable. have in 1-877-496-0371. your Rouge, toState di- ments crew time-sheets. Must Waites. ServiceMaster CENTERState HomeSES fifty andbeno/100 (250.0') ers are responsipossession. ble for on its website at https:// 10:15am. The minimum RETURN TO REGULAR for month ended June 30, Cinemax included. Choice package Mutual Insurance Company. SION: On a motion by Care is Now rect local & regional transto stand for$84.99/mo. longsaid hrs,lotSome BOARD OF Action feet; being sub‐ Cleaning their own rePROFESSIONAL production www.LAWN doa.la.able gov/doa/ bid is $791.08. Anyplus in‐ procedures. SESSION: On a motion by 2026. On a mo tion by Ben Dar& nell Waites, secportation onded restrictions apply. Coverage for 400 Hiring! FT, PT Weekend planning initiaPLEDGE: The pledge of al‐ COMMISSION ERS workSERVICE: in both ject hot/ to colda seventy-five costs. fpc/. A Better Life Full-time & Part-time quiries should be di ‐ Nakeisha Cleve land, sec ‐ Cavin, sec onded by by Myiesha Beard, the 1-866-734-0452 Real dental insurance - NOT just a Fertilization, weed control, seeding, in Batlegiance was led by Dar‐ tives. theBrian, developMEETING MINshifts UTES are available (75') foot ing line temps, able to Call lift DIRECTV up to build rected to Diana Day by onded by Beard, Debby the Board Board voted unani‐Oversee JANITORIAL Starts atMyiesha discount not wait! Callabout aeration control. Call nell Waites. and Prairieville Monday, Auguston 24, Rouge 2026 ment of all federally req’d across the front and fifty POSITIONS ‐ Questions this proand Ifmosquito you have40lbs. a disabil ity anad@ email toplan.diDo Must have 12 the Board voted unan i ‐ i mously to voted unan mously to enter back Tickets to Dish DISH Satellite TV now! Get FREEcedure Dental now for a free quote. about ourlandscape areas. Call 225-927-9109 - 225-753-0606 in B.R. (50') Network: feet ing line shall be directed and wouldAsk like to request transportation efparish. org or your by phone ITI Technical mously to enter back approve performthe Financial into Regular Session. months of la- buildGet AMENDMENT OF MEET‐ TheHD-DVR Board of Commis‐ + Internet! Free Install, Information Kit with all the details! along the west ern side‐ Free application special! 1-877-691to the Designerfirst at: Buy an ac commo dation in or Sell (225)719-1947. ance measures. into Regular Session. Statements Coord for month borer experience. No eduCollege ING AGENDA: On a mo‐ sion ers (“Board”) of taining lines; said 80,000 lot conOn-Demand order to participate in Upgrade, Movies, 1-855-268-0108 1898. ended 2026. On a TION FOL EX‐ w/project teamsJuly the 31, stratSt.Lane Joseph AC Hospice, LLCLOWING cation requirement. Profition by Nakeisha Cleve‐ Regional Medical Center 1.15 acres, all as Up it is Owen and White, Inc. this meeting, please con‐ 202825-oct 7-nov 4-2t AC TION FOL LOW ING EX ‐ mo tion by Ben Cavin, Plus Limited Time To $600 In Gift www.dental50plus.com/morning EC U TIVE SES SION: On a egies to update long & Website At cient in heavy land, seconded by Dar‐ Industrial met on Monday, AuVisit gustOurmo more fully the 8755 Goodwood Blvd. CONTROL: tact Cheryl Schilling at equipment, $25.02 years ofSION: On a ECU40 TIVE SES secplanning onded by tion by Dar nell Cards. Callshown Today!on 1-855-654-8207 #6258 PEST PROTECT YOUR short-range prod-Myiesha Over nell Waites, the Board operating including 2026, at 6:00www.StJosephHospice.com p.m. in described map; Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Cheryl.Schilling@ la.govskills above Tech.24, Skills motion by Ben Cavin, Beard,MPO the docs. Board voted career training Waites, seconded HOME from pests342-6060 safely and ucts by& other voted unanimously to the 3rd floor conference tractors, spray equipment, subject to restrictions, Telephone: 225-231-0326 or (225) as soon READER ALERT sec onded by Nakeisha unan i mously to ap prove Nakeisha Cleve land, the in Baton Rouge Home Improvement affordably. Roaches, Bed Bugs, PUB LIC NOTICE ap prove the amendment Mng & monitor grant proroom of Lane Medical servi tudes, rights-of-way E-mail: ag ilbert@ owe as pos si ble but no later skid steers w/ various atCleve the Lester Miller & Wells Board voted unani‐ Selling tickets at athan price Call land, Now! the Board of the meeting agenda as Safe Step- -Stairlifts. Enjoy greater Rodent, Termite, Spiders and other Plaza located WOMAN’S at 6550 HOSPITAL grams, reporting, outstanding mineral nand white.com 48 hours before the tachments; otherand construcvoted unanimously to Engage ment Let& ter. On a 1-866-313-1827 mously to approve the grant follows: the face Locally value of uledowned Main Street, Visit Zachary, us online independence and stay in the home over PERSONNEL rights of recordAUTOMATION affecting pests. and as sched meet ing. grant subcontractors. approve the Medical Ex‐ mo tion by Donna Kline, strate gic af fil i a tion dis ‐ tion equipment needed; PUBlove. LIC PROP ERTY FOR • Allow all reports for Louisiana. property. All bids shallthe beticket accom you Feel safe on every level. 11445 Coursey Blvd affordable. Callin for service or anin the www.womans.org Reqs: deg in by Urban is ‐illegal ecutive Committee’s Au‐ seconded Ben Cavin, cussed in executive ses‐Mstr’s Experience operating SALE: which no action is re‐ nicipal Address: 1210 panied by bid se curitybe in STATE gust Recommendations Board voted unani‐ $750 off plus FREE installation. Made 225-296-0605 sion. Planning the w/concentration inspection today!OF LOUISIANA 1-877-728-0264 MuPossible LA. Please Parcel# 5100083100 (LOT quired to stand as sub‐ CALL TO ORDER: The Cardoba Drive, Zachary, an amount ofHave five zip per‐ cautious DIVISION OFthis machinery. pre sented by John mously to ap prove the in the U.S.A. Call today for a free in Transportation or Public code of property ready hrs: 7:30AM-70791. 14-A Section 89, T2S, R2E mitted; about whatof you pay & ISTRAdaily/weekly meeting was called to Louisiana cent (5.0%) of the sum AD MIN TION Wilkin son, MD. On a mo ‐ Foley & Judell En gage ‐ quote. 1-866-915-2470. Admin & 4 yrs of exp in a when Interested in learning HILLCREST ANNEX -500: • Add an action item for 4PM. 40+(plus) to include order at 6:00 p.m. by the base bid how and you allcalling! al ‐ FA CIL ITY PLAN NING AND Gasaway, Gasaway tion by Nakeisha Cleve‐ ment Letobtained ter. On a motion pay. Some similar capacity RES -11,600) 12817 Affiliation Approval; how toland, operate heavy by Dar‐ Possible 9-OCT Thomas now Scott, Board Office Clerical 199916-SEP 7-2T ternates. The form of this CONTROL lunch break, M-F. seconded by Nakeisha Cleveland, Bankston Architects advertisers may be CY& PRESS STREET, • Amend the stated pur‐ BATH SHOWER UPDATES se incu asrity littleshall w/in a Metropolitan PlanHome Chair. All nine Board equipment? $67.12work. be Services as MATTHEW H. BAKER, weekend/holiday nell Waites, the Board Lizzie Ben ‐ sec onded by CON SENT AGENDA: On a seeking a Licensed ArchiLOUISIANA pose of the second Exec‐ Com mis sion ers were ning Org. Mail resume to from of All town. asCLIN ONETON, DAY! Affordable prices DIRECTVyour stated-inNo the In strucout tions DIREC TORentertainment. Operating Engineers Local (OT possible, but not revoted unanimously to zer the Board voted motion by Nakeisha tect. Auto-CAD & Revit utive Session to include present; therefore, the Bidders inNothing cluded in HR by Mgr, unan Capital Region payments70722 for 18 months!to Lifetime on your roof! quired Sign uporfor 406 Apprenticeship Proap prove the Strate gic Fi ‐ i mously to ap prove Cleve land, sec onded guaranteed. If exp. DOE. PUBLIC NO TICE req’d. Salary TO THE HIGH BIDDER Medical Staff Credential‐ quorum re quirement was theinstalls. Bid DocuDirectv ments for RECEPTIONIST NEEDED the Planning Commission, cial Review apas dis‐ the Res olution regard ing isnan warranty &EST professional Ben Cavin, Board and 202973-oct get your7-14-21-3t first three gram now accepting overtime is worked, wage - - -Benefits incl. Email SUBJECT TO APPROVAL ing in addition to Strate‐ resume met. this pro ject. $159.63 cussed in upcoming Executive Ses‐ Supplemen tal Rd.,to plications the Looking for avoted part time perunan imously 14734toS Harrell’s Ferry Senior Military Discounts for its months of Max, Paramount+, is paid at a rate of time and AND ACCEP& TANCE BY THE gic Financial Review; and tonya@ggbarchitects.com. sion. Foley & LA Judell Engage ‐ prove the con son to workap the front desk Stesent B, Baton Rouge available. Call: 1-877-496-0371. class. Showtime, Starz, MGM+ a half perand hour worked be- Regional Li‐ The Audubon POLICE JURY • Add an action item fol‐ BOARD COMMISSIONERS The successful Bidder ment Let ter. agenda as pre sented of Beard, a local business on the 70816 Board of Commis‐ PUB LICyond NOTICE Interested, please call There Cinemax Choice package Submit a sealed bid to be lowing the second Execu‐ 40 hrs eachbrary week.)To PRESENT: Myiesha shall be required to fur‐included. ADJOURN MENT: consist ing of the Cus‐ Additional sion will hold a public -Apply -de livered to the EastLAWN Feli‐ tive Session for a vote re‐ PROFESSIONAL SERVICE: 985-542-4322. Growing hot mix $84.99/mo. apply. Tara contact @ers Basin LizziecontracBenzer, weekends. Debby nish a Performance and Some restrictions being no further busi‐ REPORTS TO THE BOARD: tomer Service Report, ing on posed may Growth be available ciana Parish Po lice control, Jury garding Strategic Finan‐ Brian, road Ben hours Cavin, Fertilization, weed seeding, torpro seeks experienced 1-866-734-0452 Pay ment BondCall writDIRECTV ten as Contractors, LLChear - Email: ta the ness, on a mo tion by Ben Re port, 06-292027 budget on October and PULBLIC NOra@basincontractors.com TICE OF PAR‐ be fore 10:00am on Tues‐ control. cial Review, as discussed during the week Nakeisha land, described Deadline: March 31, aeration and mosquito Callin the Instruc‐ construction plant per- Cleve Cavin, sec2021. onded by Board Chair’s Report: 2026 from Boardtime of Commis‐ 21, 5:00-5:15 PM at the li‐ TITON OF PROPERTY BY day, Noavem ber 10th, in Executive Session. Donna apply. Kline, Diana Mar‐ Please to time. send your included Bidders Nakeisha Cleveland, the Verbal report presented now for free quote. Ask tions abouttoour sonnel. All positions 225-625-2942 or son sioners Meet ing Minutes, Dish Network: LIC Get Satellite TV brary’s Jack branch, ITADISH TIONor ATPhone: PRIVATE 2026; bids will be opened tin, MD,at:Thomas Scott,to: 06-24-2026 Medical Exec‐ in the Bid Doc+ uments for Free Install, resume’ Board voted unan i ‐ by Thomas Scott. On a first application special! 1-877-691Complete applications send info to nearest LA Internet! Free HD-DVR 2637 LA 10, Jackson, LA SALE. at the Police Jury Main PUBLIC COMMENTS: and Darnell Waites. this pro ject. mously to ad journ at 8:42 mo tion by Nakeisha workday9595@gmail.com u tive Com mit tee Meet ing www.maddencontracting.com 1898. SWA: Movies, 4523 Plank70748. Rd Baton Upgrade, 80,000 On-Demand The pub lic are in‐ Of fice located at 12064 None. Computer Personnel p.m. Cleveland, seconded by Minutes, 07-02-2026 Exec‐ Equal Employer Rouge, LA 70802 Phone: 225vited to attend. TheOpportunity pro‐ This tion hasIn been Plus Time par UptiTo $600 Gift Marston Street, Clinton, BOARD COMMISSIONERS A PRE-BIDDomestic CON FERLimited ENCE Debby Brian, the Board u tive Com mit tee of the budget is avail‐ ordered in the mater en‐Job posed Louisiana 70722 on PROTECT No‐ EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR 389-8901. order# PEST CONTROL: 1-855-654-8207 ABSENT: None. WILL YOUR BE HELD Cards. Call Today! 202829-oct 7-1t voted unanimously to Board Meeting Minutes, able for review at all titled Freddie Lacey V. vem ber from 10th, 2026 STRATEGIC AFFILIATION: 1069270. Professional/ HOME pestsat safely Drivers at 10:00and AM on Thursday, $232.91 approve the 2027 Board 07-15-2026 Ad Hoc Med‐ Construction GroupPRESENT: three library loJames cations. Kierra Brown, et al, 10:15am. The Roaches, minimum Bed On a motion by Darnell OTHERS LJ Administrative October 22, 2026 at affordably. Bugs, of Com mis sion ers Meet ‐ Meet ing ical Ex ec u tive Engineers/Chemists Call 225-677-9023 docket number 48517, Di‐ bid is $3,714.57. Any in‐ Waites, seconded by Baker, or David Beck, Dana Main te nance Office, 4502 CHECK OUT ing Sched ule Cal en dar. Rodent, Termite, Spiders and other Min utes, 07-30-2026 Ex ec ‐ 202253-SEP 30-OCT 7-14vision A, 20th Judicial quiries should be di‐ Nakeisha Cleveland, the 1-800-995-5102 PUB LIC NO TICE Belle fontaine, Allyson Financial/Acctg Hwy. 951, Jack son, LA utive Committee of the pests. to Diana LocallyDay by owned and OUR APARTMENT 3T District Court, East Feli‐ rected Board voted unani‐ --Bennett, Lisa Boston, 70748. Chief Executive Officer’sRENTAL SECTION Board Meet ing Min utes, General Help affordable. Call for service or an BREC JOBS $17.28 ciana Parish, State of dianad@ email to mously to enter into Ex‐ Tracy Buxton, Employment Brittany opportunities Report: Verbal report 07-31-2026 Special Meet‐ JM TEST SYSTEMS inspection 1-877-728-0264 at efparish. org ortoday! by phone ecutive Session for the LANE REGIONAL MEDICAL Casey, Frank Cor coran, Skills Louisiana located www.brec.org/jobs Bids shallInd’l-Tech. be accepted w/City-Parish Government presented by Frank Cor‐ ing of the Board of Com‐ 12305 St. Helena Street, (225)719-1947. purpose of strategic affil‐ Have zip code of property CENTER Courtney Day, Greg Frost, Call (225)-383-0111 from ready ConInstructors tractors who www.brla.gov/jobs coran. missioners Meeting Min‐ Clin ton, La. 70722. The iation. BOARD OF Dawn Fuller, Philip Gior‐ when calling! Entry level positions are licensed under LA. utes, 08-13-2026 Execu‐ sale date of the below 202826-oct 7-nov 4-2t COMMISSIONERS lando, Meredith Hathorn, Insurance Legal Notices R.S. 37:2150-2166 for the available. On the job Chief Nursing Officer’s tive Committee of the is described Green property $25.02 RETURN TO REGULAR MEETING MINUTES John Hopewell, Kathleen classification of Painting, Seasons in Baton Report: The report stood Home Services Bold Board your ad training provided Meeting Minutes, Job Info sched uled for Oc to ber SES SION: On a motion by Monday, August 24, 2026 Hopewell, Brad Jackson, Coating, and Blasting. as submitted. hr@jmtest.com Revised LaneRMC Med ‐ theadvocate.com/subscribe DIRECTV- All your entertainment. For faster results!! 12, 2026 atRouge Bayouneeds Sara FT Landscape Darnell Waites, seconded Cheri John son, Rene Managers-Manager Bid der is re quired to ical Staff By laws, 1Q2026 technicians. Duties include Nothing on your roof! Sign up for Title Com pany at 11745 by Myiesha Beard, the The Board of Com mis ‐ Ragus, Bob Shipe, com ply with pro vi sions CHC Board Report and Trainees Safety Officer’s Report, & edgDirectv ast andeliciaa get your first three Ferdinand mowing, Street, trimming St. Board voted unani‐ sioners (“Board”) of Lane Shipe, Jacob and re quirements of LA Education “Payor Pric‐ Biomed – 2026 Medical L I NMichelle K PUBLIC NOTICE of lawn and garden Medical No bid Francisville,ing Louisiana mously to enter back monthsPublic of Notices Max, Paramount+, Regional Medical Center Simpson, Elizabeth R.S. 38:2212(B)(5). ing”: The re port stood as Equip ment Man age ment www.linkstaffing.com --70775 at 3 areas, p.m. for the into Reg u lar Ses sion. care and removal of met on Mon day, Au gust Stafford, Joe Thoma son, Showtime, Starz, MGM+ may beand with drawn for a submitted Office Clerical Plan – Hospital, Biomed – 225-275-7272 appraised sum One 24, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in trees, ofshrubs, flowers & Todd Walters, and riod of forty-five (45) Cinemax included. Choicepepackage 2026 Medical Equipment & McDonnell on Hundred and atSixty Part-Time ACTION FOLLOWING EX‐ the 3rd floor conference Lakyshia Williams. brush clients’Burns job sites. daysapply. after receipt of Chief Information Offi‐ $84.99/mo. Some restrictions Management Plan – Lab‐ behalf of Cloud Connec‐ ($160,000.00)Email Dollars. The ECUTIVE SESSION: On a room of Lane Medical bids, ex cept under the resumes to Emily cer’s Report: The report Positions Wanted attorney notarizing the tor, LLC is request oratory, TB Risk Assess‐ Call DIRECTV 1-866-734-0452 PUBLIC NO TICE MECHANIC wanted for The invoca‐ ing au‐ motion by Darnell Plaza located at 6550 IN VOCATION: provisions of LA. R.S. hrm@corporategreen.us stood as submitted. ment, Draft Pol icy --tho riza tion to con struct a Local Construction Co. par ti tion and sale is An ‐ Waites, seconded by Main Street, Zachary, tion was led by Darnell 38:2214. Professional/ 22.01.01 Pa tient’s Valu ‐ natural gas pipeline be‐ Dish Network: Get DISH Satellite TVAdministrative drew J. D’Aquilla, (225) Experience in heavy Nakeisha Cleve land, the Louisiana. Waites. Ex pan sion Pro ject Re ‐ ables and Home Medica‐ VERTISEFree MENTInstall, FOR Free HD-DVR tween an intercon nect 635 2020. Opposition Board voted unani‐ + AD Internet! equipment & trucks. The Owner reserves the port: The report stood as tion Safekeeping, Re‐ Landscape Laborers needBIDS Restaurants/Hotels/Clubs sta tion near Melville, must be filed within mously to ap prove the CALL TO ORDER: The PLEDGE: The pledge of al‐ Upgrade, 80,000 On-Demand Movies, * Apply in person *16323 right to reject any and all submitted. viewed Policy 15.03 Ori‐ ed, of the multiple positions, in St. Louisiana Landry seven (7) days last strategic affiliation dis‐ meeting was called to legiance was led by Dar‐ bids In forGift just cause. In ac‐ Sales/Marketing Plus Limited TimebeUpreTo Strain Rd. 225-272-4599 entation of New Commis‐ Sealed bids will ‐ $600 Parish, Venture Landry’s Professional Lawnand notice. cussed in executive ses‐ order at 6:00 p.m. by nell Waites. cordance with La. R.S. BOARD EDUCATION: In‐ Cards. Call Today! 1-855-654-8207 sioners, Revised Policy ceived for the State of Telemarketing/ Global Plaque m ines LNG, sion. & Landscape, Inc, Baton Thomas Scott, Board 38:2212(B)(1), the provi‐ tion and fec tion Pre ven Med ical Staff Pol icy 5. Louisiana by the Division LLC and Plaque m ines Ex ‐ THAT CERTAIN PIECESend OR resume to: Chair. All nine Board Telephone Skills AMEND MENT OF MEET‐ Rouge. sions and re quire ments Roofing/Metal Crews Con trol Plan / Risk As ‐ Emer gency Ser vices, Re ‐ of Administration and pansion, LLC Terminals in to‐ Drive, PARCEL OF 8943 GROUND, Commissioners were ING AGENDA: of this Section and those Buzbee Baton 90yr oldThe Company seeking On a mo‐ sessments presented by vised Policy 1.03 Infec‐ shall be directed to the Plaquemines Parish. gether with Rouge, all the build ‐ present; therefore, the tion byMetal Nakeisha Cleve‐ stated in the bidding 70809 Dana Bellefontaine. On a tion Control Program exp.ofRoofers Sheet Office of Facility Planning U.S. Army Corps Engi‐ &land, ings and improveLA ments Computer quorum requirement was sec onded by Dar ‐ doc u ments shall not be mo tion by Dar nell Plan – Lab o ra tory, and Installers for Residential and Control, 1201 North neers (CEMVN) will be thereon, and all the CONSENT AGENDA: On a met. nell Waites,& the Board waived by any entity. Personnel Waites, seconded by Revised Policy 4.31 Disas‐ Third Street, Claiborne Commercial Projects. Allimously to accepting pub lic com‐ rights, ways, privileges, motion by Nakeisha voted unan Donna Kline, the Board ter Staffing Plan. Office Building, Suite 7pro ments on the types ofject roofing & related servitudes, appurte‐ Cleveland, seconded by BOARD COMMISSIONERS approve the amendment When this pro ject is fi ‐ voted unan i mously to 160, Baton Rouge, 8, 2026. To work. until October sheet nances and advantages Ben Cavin, the Board metal Call 504PRE SENT: Myiesha Beard, of the meet ing agenda as nanced ei ther par tially or ap prove the CY2025 An ‐ COMMITTEE REPORTS: Louisiana, 70802 or P.O. further review and/or thereunto voted unanimously to Lizzie Benzer, Debby System Developer, BR: belonging or in 822-4892 or email follows: entirely with State Bonds nual Evaluation of Infec‐ Box 94095, Baton Rouge, provide comments, addi‐ anywise appertaining, approve the consent Brian, Ben Cavin, • Allow all reports for Arch. Desn or & in dev EME syst or financed in whole kristy@orleanssheetmetal. tion Pre ven tion and Em ‐ By laws Com mit tee: On a PUBLIC NOTICE Louisiana, 70804-9095. tional information and situated agenda as presented Nakeisha Cleveland, which no action is re‐ part by fed eral or other usng microsvcs: desn in the Parish of ployee Health Programs. motion by Ben Cavin, The deadline for receipt plans related com. to the pro‐ East Feliciana, State of consisting of the Cus‐ Donna Kline, Diana Mar‐ quired to stand as sub‐ funds which On a motion by Donna &optm are existnot reltnlLouisiana, & non- in that subdi‐ seconded by Darnell of bids is 2:00 PM on posal may be obtained at tomer Service Report, tin, MD, Thomas Scott, mitted; readily avail able at the Kline, sec onded by Ben Waites, the Board voted reltnl dtbs; decpl ml syst Wednesday, November 2026 Fall Elections the following website: visionOFknown as HEARING COR‐ NOTICE PUBLIC Growth Report, 06-29and Darnell Waites. • Add an action item for received, time bidsfmare Cavin, the Board voted unanimously to approve 18, 2026, at which time C#,.NET into‐ java sprngESTATES NORTH, www.mvn.usace.army. Job Affiliation Approval; DOBA the award of this Con Congressional General and Open Primary 2026 Board of Commis‐ unanimously to approve the 08-12-2026 Bylaws Open bids will be opened and mil/missions/regulatory/ boot microsvcs; andCI/CD being more particu‐ sioners Meeting Minutes, BOARD COMMISSIONERS • Amend the stated pur‐ tract is con tingent upon crt the 2026 Lane Home Information Com mit tee Meet ing Min ‐ read aloud in a pub lic publicnotices (see Ref#: Tuesday, November 3, 2026 larly de a map & deploy mi-scribed 06-24-2026 Medical Exec‐ ABSENT: None. A series of Public Hearings willpl bew/Jenkins held in accordance with LAon R.S. 48:231 and conducted by the Joint Transportation, pose of the second Exec‐ the grant ing of lines of Health Infec tion Control utes. On a motion by Ben meeting in the Claiborne MVN-2026-00308-BV). entitled utive Committee Meeting crosvcs usng of docker, AWS "Map Showing utive Session to include credit, or the sale Program. On a Registration motion by Cavin, seconded by Lizzie Deadlines Office Building, fer‐ Works Committee. Highways andCon Public Below listSub of&di the times places where the hearings will be held. If you have any questions the vision of and 121.63 Minutes, 07-02-2026 Exec‐ OTHERS PRESENT: LJ Med ical The Staffpurpose Credential‐ kubernetes; desn bonds by ECS, the Bond Com‐ is a Donna Kline, sec onded Ben zer, the Board voted ence Room 1-145. or would like ad di tional acre tract known as the fiscal year 2027-2028. A copy utive Committee of the Baker, David Beck, Dana In Person/By Mail: October 5, 2026 ingofinthe addi tion to Strate‐ mission or themod. availabil of the hearings is to review highway construction priorities for the state Preliminary dev UI ‐applic usng by Myiesha Beard, the unan i mously to ap prove information, please con‐ Annie E. Troth Tract for Board Meeting Minutes, Belle fontaine, Allyson gic Fi nan cial Re view; and ity of fed eral or other Board voted unan i‐ JavaScript frmwkCorincldg the Bylaws Committee FOR: Repairs to Online: October 13, 2026Lisa Boston, 07-15-2026 Ad Hoc Med‐ tact Court land Vice with doba Estates North, 1, Program forWater Fiscal Yearfunds. 2027-2028 will be available for review on October 2026, by interested persons atanthe LADOTD Ben nett, tion item fol‐ • Add ac The State mously to approve the recommendation to ap‐ THE ADS listed here are Angular & shall Vue.js or equiv; Tower CEMVN, Reg u la tory Di vi ‐ Corp, pre pared by R.S. ical Executive Meeting Tracy Buxton, Brittany low ing the second Execu‐ incur oblig ation tosyst theRoad, Early 2026 LaneRMC Infec tion Voting: prove the revisions and Building, 1201noCapitol Access Room Baton LA(504) 70802 online https://www.dotd. EastHeadquarters ern Louisiana Men tal job orin-formation notfor a vote re‐ crt datacn utilzg Kafsion at 862-1349 or at Atkin son, 200M, C.E. and L.S. Rouge, Minutes, 07-30-2026 Exec‐ Casey, Frank Corcoran, tive only, Session Contractor until the Con‐ ControlOctober Risk Analy sis. additions to the Lan‐Tuesday, Health System at courtland. l.vice@ specific job offers. In most ka, RabbitMQ; bld data mnt 20, 2026 - Tuesday, October 2026utive Committee of the dated May 22, 1976, re‐ Courtney Day, Greg 27, Frost, la.gov/. garding Strategic Finan‐ tract Between Owner and eRMC Hospital Bylaws. Jackson, Louisiana usace. army. mil. A cer ti fi ‐ vised map filed Au gust 3, cases, a fee is involved and syst usng Board Meeting Minutes, Dawn Fuller, Philip Gior‐ cial Review, as discussed Contractor is fully exe‐ EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR Excluding Sunday PROJECT NUMBER: cation that the posed in Register #75810 07-31-2026 Special Meet‐ in pro some cases, there is aSession. Grafana/Postgresql;1976desn lando, Meredith Hathorn, in Ex ecutive cuted. STRATEGIC FINANCIAL Finance Committee: On a 01-107-24-03, F.01004638 activity will not viofor latethe phone call. of the Of fi cial Records of ing of the Board of Com‐ John Hopewell, Kath leen 8:30 am – 6:00 pm charge & dev cor mobile apps All interested persons are invited for the purposeEast of becoming fully acquainted the proposed and will be REVIEW AND MEDICAL motion by Ben Cavin, applicawith ble water quality program Feliciana Parish, missioners Meeting Min‐ Hopewell, Brad Jackson, PUBLIC COMMENTS: Facility usng Planning and Flutter, Google FireSTAFF CREDENTIALING: seconded by Nakeisha Com plete Bidan ding Docu‐ stanbe dards will be reby ‐ presenting as Lot Number may afforded opportunity totrol express their views inLouisiana person. Oral testimony supplemented important utes, 08-13-2026 Execu‐ Cheri Johnson, Rene None. Con is a par tic i pant in On a mo tion by Nakeisha bas. Req MS comp sci, Cleve land, the Board ments for this project are quired from the LDEQ be‐ Ten (10), said Cordoba tive Committee of the Ragus, Bob Shipe, theinSmall EnComments trepre neur‐ may General Cleveland, seconded by Election voted unanimously to facts writing. also provided link above. interested will be able to comp engnr,w/ 5yr exp.be avail able and in documentation electronic a DepartAll ment of the parties Estates North, said at lotthe fore Board Meeting Minutes, Michelle Shipe, Jacob EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR ship (SE)Mail Prores. gram Donna Kline, the Board approve the 06-29-2026 form. They maymeeting be ob‐ virtually. HR,(the Prime Medical Army per mit link could be is‐Written Saturday, December 12, 2026 Elizabeth Revised LaneRMC Med‐ being a cor ner lot lo ‐ posted Simpson, listen to the The information to participate virtually will be at the above. statements STRATE GIC AFFILand IATION: Hud son Ini tia tive) and voted unan i mously to Fi nance Com mit tee tained without charge sued. LLC, 15481 and Airline Hwy, cated on the corner of ical Staff Bylaws, 1Q2026 Stafford, Joe Thoma son, On a motion by Darnell the Vet eran-Owned utive Ses‐ Deadlines andcomments without deposit from can be handed to theBldg committee conducting mailed to the following address,Waites, postmarked within by Meeting Minutes. On a enter into ExecRegistration cle and or Cor ‐ Yucatan Cirhearing B, Baton LAthe Safety Officer’s Report, Todd Walters, and seconded Service-Con nected Dis ‐ Rouge, sion for the purpose of motion by Ben Cavin, www.centerlinebidco 202115-SEP 30-OCT 7-2T doba Drive, said corner Biomed – 2026 Medical 70817 Lakyshia Williams. In Person/By Mail: November 12, 2026 Nakeisha Cleveland, the abled Vet eran-Owned 45 calendar days following the final hearing: nan cial Re ‐ Strate gic Fi sec onded by Myiesha nnect.com. Printed $45.48 lot measuring two hun‐ Equipment Management Board voted unani‐ (LaVet) Small En tre pre ‐ view and Med ical Staff Beard, the Board voted copies are not available Online: November 21, 2026 dred and no/100 (200.0') Plan – Hospital, Biomed – 130 years, Conception School (ICCS), VO CATION: The invoca‐ mously to enter intoFor Ex‐over neurships Program. Bid‐ Cre dentialing. Cathedral IN unan imously toImmaculate approve from the Designer but feet across the front on 2026 Medical Equipment tion was led by Darnell ecutive Ses ders are encour aged to AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE C/O LA DOTD (SECTION Early Voting: the Financial State ments JOINT HIGHWAYS 85)sion forafthe arrangements canTRANSPORTATION, be at 1536 Ryan Street in Lake Charles, Louisiana, has stayed true the northern side of Cor‐ Management Plan – Lab‐ purpose of strategiclocated fil‐ consider participation. RETURN TO REG U2026 LAR - Waites. for month ended June Saturday, 30, made to ob tain them Drivers November 28, Saturday, December 5, 2026 doba Drive, by a depth oratory, TB Risk Assess‐ P.O. BOX 94245Information is avail iation. able SES SION: Onminds, a mo tion by bodies to its mission ofmostrengthening spirits, and through 2026. On a tion by Ben through most repro‐ be tween equal and par al ‐ ment, Draft Policy PLEDGE: The pledge of al‐ from the Office of Facility Nakeisha Cleveland, sec‐ Excluding Sunday Cavin, onded by graphic firms. Plan hold ‐ BATON ROUGE, LAning 70804-9245 lel lines of two hundred 22.01.01 Patient’s Valu‐ legiance in wasPreled by Dar‐ ULAR RETURN TO REGthe teachings ofsec Jesus serves nearly 400 students Plan and Control or onded by Myiesha Beard, Debby Brian, the Christ. Board ICCS ers are responsible for fifty and no/100 (250.0') ables and Home Med ica‐ nell Waites. 8:30am – 6:00pm SESSION: On a motion by on its web site at https:// the and Boardemploys voted unan voted through unanimously their own reproduction Kindergarten 8th to Grade 42 i‐faculty members tion Safekeeping, Re‐ Darnell Waites, seconded www.doa.la.gov/ CDLdoa/ DRIVERS & feet; O.O. said lot being sub‐ mously to enter back approve the Financial costs. ject to a sevwish enty-five Should anyone requiring special assistance due to a disability to participate in this public hearing, please contact viewed Policy 15.03 Ori‐ AMENDMENT OF MEET‐ by Myiesha Beard, the fpc/. into Reg u lar Ses sion. Home every night!! State ments for month and i‐support staff employees. The school is directly affiliated with (75') foot building line entation of New Commis‐ ING AGENDA: On a mo‐ Board voted *All dates are subject to change* ended July 31, 2026. On a LADOTD (Attn: mail at Motor the address or and by telephone at (225) 379-1218 at least five days priorunan to Lines. pro‐Mary Elliott) by Haynes Ques tions about thisMs. acrossabove the front fifty sioners, Revised Policy tion by of Nakeisha Cleve‐ mously to enter Immaculate back If you have a dis ability Cathedral Parish and the Lake ACTION FOL LOW EX ‐ Diocese motionConception by Ben Cavin, cedure shall of bethe directed 225-383-3100 Early Vote atING the Registrar Voters Office (50') feet building line Medical Staff Policy 5. land,ofsec onded by Dar‐ the date public hearing. into Regular Session. quest and would like to re EC U TIVE SES SION: On a sec onded by Myiesha to the Designer at: along the western side‐ 11/28/1961 - 02/28/2021 the Board nell Waites, Charles.Beard, ICCS students excel academically and spiritually due to a vast an accommodation in motion by Ben street, Cavin,Saint Francisville, LA 70775) Emergency Services, Re‐ the Board voted (5932 Commerce lines; said lot containing vised Policy 1.03 Infec‐ voted unanimously to ACTION FOLLOWING EX‐ order to Experienced participate in Dump1.15 Truck onded by Nakeisha unan imously toincluding approve asec Owen and White, Inc. of offerings, challenging curriculum, strong The as family Johnson would like to express our heartacres, all itof Preston‘Coon’Joseph is tion Control Program approve thefaith amendment ECUTIVE SESSION: variety On a this meeting, please con ‐in N. Baton LEGISLATIVE PUBLIC HEARINGS Cleve land, the Board the Lester Miller & Wells Driver needed 8755 Goodwood Blvd. more fully shown on the Plan – Laboratory, and of the meet ing agenda as mo tion by Dar nell tact Cheryl Schilling at felt thanks for your love, support and sympathy that everyone extended voted unan i mously to Engage ment Letter. On a formation, spiritually infused activities, advanced Rouge. Call 225-445-5271. Baton Rouge, LA 70806 To Registertechnology online go to and above CONSTRUCTION described map; PROGRAM (2027-2028) Waites, FOR THE HIGHWAY Revised Policy 4.31 Disas‐ follows: seconded by Cheryl. Schilling@ la.govPRIORITY approve the Medical Ex‐ motion by Donna Kline, Telephone: 225-231-0326 tostric Preston and family. A special thank you to Michael Mulkey and the St.Cleveland, subject to re tions, ter Staffing Plan. • Allow all reports for Nakeisha the or (225) 342-6060 as soon https://www.geauxvote.com creative enrichment offerings. ec u tive Com mit tee’s Au ‐ sec onded by Ben Cavin, E-mail: agilbert@owe servitudes, rights-of-way which no action is re‐ Board(driver), voted unani‐ as pos si ble but no later DOTD Francisville Sheriff’s Department, Prison Enterprises, Billy Baggett Rec om men da tions gust the Board voted unan i ‐ nandwhite.com Immediate Truck and Driver outstanding mineral COMMITTEE REPORTS: quired to stand as sub‐ mously to approve the 48 hours before the presented by John to approve the Date & Time than District Location Pastor Mikeing Clark, Singer Bob Alexander, Peggy and Ronny strate Guyon atgic M&J’saffiliation dis‐ mously rights at ofParishes record affect Apply in person mitted; scheduledNeeded. meet ing. WilkinSchool son, MD.isOn a mo‐ Foley &Conception Judell Engage ‐ All bids shall be accom‐ Immaculate Cathedral searching Principal the property. Grocery and Red Stick ArmatureWorks.We would also like tocussed Bylaws Committee: On a •for Adda an action item for in executive ses ‐ St Gabriel Valve Service, WEST FELICIANA PARISH POLLING LOCATIONS thank the palltion by Nakeisha Cleve ‐ ment Let ter. On a mo tion panied by bid seOctober curity in 20, 2026 Mu nicGaipal Address: 1210 Tuesday, 02 Jefferson (Grand Isle only), Terrebonne Parish Council motion by Ben Cavin, AffilCandidates iation Approval; sion. Chambers for the 2021STATE OF 3400 LOUISIANA Railroad Street, St. land, seconded July by Dar by Nakeisha Cleveland, 2022 school year to commence 1, ‐2021. an amount of five per‐ bearers Carter & Wesley Johnson, Terry ‘Tree’ Ross, Jason Malina, Michael Cardoba Drive, Zachary, seconded by Darnell • Amend the stated pur‐ DIVISION OF briel LA 70776. Valid Drivnell Waites, the Board Lizzie Ben ‐ sec onded by 10:00 Lafourche, Terrebonne Government Tower cent (5.0%) of the sumam of Louisiana 70791. Waites, the Board voted pose ofis the second ExCITY ec‐ AD MIN IS TRA TION must be Catholics in full communion with the Church. Salary based Mulkey and Patrick Johnson, and honorary pallbearers Kim Kimble, Charlie voted unan i mously to zer the Board voted er’s Lic. req’d. 225-642-5468. WD/PCT LOCATION the base bid and all al‐ unan i mously to ap prove u tive Ses sion to in clude 705 W University Ave, Lafayette FA CIL ITY PLAN NING AND approve the Strategic Fi‐ unanimously to approve ternates. The form of this Johnson, Ricky Harrington and Billy Baggett. 199916-SEP 9-OCT 7-2T upon experience. the 08-12-2026 Bylaws Medical Staff Credential‐ CONTROL nancial Review as dis‐ the Resolution regarding security shall be as $67.12(except Grand Isle), Committee Meeting Min‐ ing in addition to Strate ‐FRANCISVILLE 00/01 WEST FELICIANA PARISH COURTHOUSE 4789 PROSPERITY ST ST CONChambers SENT AGENDA: On a MATTHEW H. BAKER, Jefferson Parish Council Tuesday, October 20, 2026 02 Jefferson cussed in Ex ec u tive Ses ‐ Sup ple men tal to the stated in the Instructions utes. On a motion by Ben gic Financial Review; and motion by Nakeisha DIRECTOR Classified that WORKS sion. COURTHOUSE 4789 PROSPERITY & Judell Engage‐ PARISH to Bidders included in 00/01A WEST FELICIANA ST item ST Building 2:30 pm Orleans, Plaquemines, If ‘Coon’ St. could, he wouldYenni be sharing a story and laughingCleve with land, us now. seconded by Foley Cavin, seconded by Lizzie fol‐FRANCISVILLE • Add an action Bringing local business ment Letter. the Bid Documents for Benzer, the Board voted lowing the sec ond Exec Ben Cavin, the Board 202973-oct 7-14-21-3t 00/01B WEST FELICIANA PARISH COURTHOUSE 4789 PROSPERITY ST STu‐FRANCISVILLE Through example, he taught us toElmwood be ourselves.Park Your support and comfort to local people. ADJOURN MENT: There 1221 Blvd, New Orleans Bernard, St. Charles this project. unanimously to approve tive Ses sion for a vote re ‐ voted unanimously to $159.63 being no fur ther busi ‐ REPORTS THEFELICIANA BOARD: will always be in our hearts. 00/02 TO WEST COMMUNITY 10498gard LA HWY 965 gic Finan INDEPENDENCE SETTLEMENT the Bylaws Committee Call ing Strate ‐ approve the consent ness, on a moCTR tion by Ben Tangipahoa Parish Council Chambers 62 225-383-0111 Livingston, St. Helena, St. Wednesday, 21, The suc cessful BidOctober der recommendation to ap‐ cial Review, as discussed agenda as presented • Master’s degree andHWY Cavin, sec onded by Board Chair’s Report: 00/02A WEST FELICIANA COMMUNITY CTR 10498 LA 965 INDEPENDENCE SETTLEMENT shall be required 2026 to fur‐ prove the revisions and in Executive Session. con sisting of the Cus‐ 206 E Mulberry St Amite City John the Baptist, St. Tammany, Nakeisha Cleve land, the Ver bal re port pre sented nish a Performance and additionsSETTLEMENT to the Lan‐ COMMUNITY CTRunan 10498 LA HWY 965 INDEPENDENCE tomer Service Report, Administration/ Educational Board voted i‐ by 00/02B ThomasWEST Scott.FELICIANA On a Payment Bond writ tenam as Tangipahoa, Washington 9:00 eRMC Hospital Bylaws. PUBLIC Growth Report, 06-29mously to adjourn at 8:42 motion by HILL Nakeisha described in the Instruc‐ 00/03 STAR FIRE STATION 3875 LA HWY 966 COMMENTS: STAR HILL SETTLEMENT None. 2026 Board of Commis‐ Leadership Certification p.m. Cleve land, sec onded by tions to Bidders included State Capitol Basement, 61 Ascension, Assumption, E. Wednesday, October 21, Finance Committee: On a sionHouse ers Meeting Minutes, 00/03A STAR HILL FIRE STATION 3875 LA HWY 966 STAR HILL SETTLEMENT Debby Brian, the Board in the Bid Documents for motion by Ben Cavin, EXEC SION FOR At least five years ofUTIVE SES 202829-oct• 7-1t Committee Room 6, 06-24-2026 Medical Exec‐ voted Baton Rouge, E. Feliciana, 2026 imouslyFIRE to STATION this project. 00/04unan SOLITUDE 6131 GREENWOOD RD SOLITUDE SETTLEMENT seconded by Nakeisha STRATEGIC AF FILIATION: utive Committee Meeting $232.91 approve the 2027 Board Cleveland, the Board Baton Rouge Iberville, Pointe Coupee, St. 1:30 pm On a motionST by DarST nellFRANCISVILLE Minutes, 07-02-2026 Exec‐ administrative of Com mis ers Meet‐ 00/05 STsion FRANCISVILLE TOWN HALL 11936experience FERDINAND A PRE-BID CONFERENCE voted unanimously to Waites, seconded by utive Committee of the ing Schedule Calendar. James, W. Baton Rouge, W. WILL BE HELD approve the 06-29-2026 Nakeisha Cleve land, ST theFRANCISVILLE 00/05A ST FRANCISVILLE TOWN HALL 11936 FERDINAND ST Board Meeting Minutes, • Catholic school administrative at 10:00 AM on Thursday, Finance Committee Board unani‐ 07-15-2026 Ad Hoc Med‐ Feliciana Exec utive Officer’s Chief October 22, 2026 at 00/06 WAKEFIELD FIRE STATION 11211 mously US HWYtovoted 61enter into WAKEFIELD SETTLEMENT Meeting Minutes. On a Ex‐ ical Executive Meeting experience preferred Report: Verbal report Maintenance Office, 4502 motion by Ben Cavin, the utes, 07-30-2026 00/06A WAKEFIELD STATION 11211 ec USutive HWYSes 61sion for WAKEFIELD SETTLEMENT Franklin Parish SchoolMin Board Franklin Exec‐ presented 58 Caldwell, Catahoula, by Frank CorFIRE ‐ Hwy. Tuesday, 951, JackOctober son, LA 27, 2026 seconded by Myiesha purpose of strategic affil‐ utive Committee of the coran. 70748. 00/07 HARDWOOD FIRE STATION • Excellent spiritual, 9892 WiaFELICIANA PKWY ST FRANCISVILLE Media Center 10:00 am Concordia, Franklin, LaSalle, Beard, the Board voted tion. Board Meeting Minutes, unanimously to approve 07-31-2026 Special Meet‐ Chief NursHARDWOOD ing Officer’sFIRE STATION educational, 00/07A 9892 W FELICIANA PKWY ST FRANCISVILLE 7293 Prairie Rd, Winnsboro Tensas managerial Bids shall be accepted the Financial Statements RETURN TO REGULAR ing of the Board of Com‐ Report: The report stood from Contractors who for month ended June 30, SES SION: On a mo tion by 6942 BAINS RISTROPH RD ELM PARK SETTLEMENT 00/08 ELM PARK FIRE STATION mis sion ers Meet ing Min ‐ as submitted. Monroe Civic Center Miro-Madison October 05 E. Carroll, Jackson, Lincoln, and communication skills are liTuesday, censed under LA. 27, 2026 2026. On a motion by Ben Darnell Waites, seconded utes, 08-13-2026 Execu‐ R.S. 37:2150-2166 for the 00/08A ELM PARK FIRE STATION 6942 BAINS RISTROPH RD ELM PARK SETTLEMENT Cavin, seconded by by Myiesha Beard, the tive Committee of the Room 2:00 pm Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, CHC Board Re port and classification of Painting, Debby Brian, the Board BoardRISTROPH voted RDunan i‐ PARK Board Meeting Minutes, PARKPric FIRE 6942 BAINS ELM SETTLEMENT Edu00/08B cation ELM “Payor ‐ STATION Coating, and Blasting. 401 Lea Joyner Expressway, Monroe Richland, Union, W. Carroll voted unanimously to mously to enter back Revised LaneRMC Med‐ ing”: The re port stood as Bidder is required to 00/08C ELM PARK FIRE STATION 6942 BAINS RISTROPH RD ELM PARK SETTLEMENT approve the Financial into Reg ular Session. ical Staff Bylaws, 1Q2026 submitted complyWednesday, with provisions October 28, 04 Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Bossier City Council Chambers Statements for month Safety Officer’s Report, 00/08D ELM PARK FIRE STATION 6942 BAINS RISTROPH RD ELM PARK SETTLEMENT and requirements of LA ended July 31, 2026. On a ACTION FOLLOWING EX‐ Bio med – 2026 Medical Chief Information Offi‐ Claiborne, Desoto, Red River, 620 Benton Rd BossierEquip City R.S. 38:2212(B)(5).2026 No bid motion by Ben Cavin, Interested, candidates are to submit a 6131 letter ofUTIVE interest, EC SESRD SION: On a 00/09 SOLITUDE FIRE GREENWOOD SOLITUDE SETTLEMENT ment Management cer’s Requalified port: The re port STATION may be withdrawn seconded by Myiesha motion by Darnell 8:30for ama Webster Plan – Hospital, Biomed – stood as sub mitted. FIRE STATION period of forty-five (45) 00/10 WEYANOKE TUNICAtoTRACE SETTLEMENT Beard, the Board voted Waites, seconded WEYANOKE by of educational philosophy and 3 11632 references 2026 Medical Equipment statement days after receipt of unan i mously to approve Nakeisha Cleve land, ROSEMOUND the Manage ment Plan – Lab‐ Wednesday, 28, 08 Avoyelles, Grant, Natchitoches, Pineville City Hall Council Meeting 00/10A 5140 ROSEMOUND LOOP SETTLEMENT Expan sion ROSEMOUND Project Re‐ FIRE STATION bids, ex cept under October the the Lester Miller & Wells Board voted unani‐ oratory, TB Risk Assess‐ dana.wimberly@lcdiocese.org or in writing to: port: The reWEYANOKE port stood as provisions of LA. R.S. 2026 Rapides, Sabine, Vernon, Winn Room 00/10B FIRE STATION 11632 TUNICA TRACE WEYANOKE SETTLEMENT En gage ment Let ter. On a mously to ap prove the ment, Draft Policy submitted. 38:2214. motion by Donna Kline, strate gic affil iation ROSEMOUND dis‐ 22.01.01 Patient’s Valu‐Kimberlee Superintendent, Schools, 2:30 pm 910 Main Street, Pineville 00/11Gazzolo ROSEMOUND FIRE STATION Office of Catholic 5140 ROSEMOUND LOOP LOOP seconded by Ben Cavin, cussed in executive ses‐ ables and Home Medica‐ BOARD ED U CA TION: In ‐ The Owner reserves the the Board voted unani‐ sion. 00/11A ROSEMOUND STATION 5140 ROSEMOUND LOOP ROSEMOUND LOOP tionJury Safe keeping, Re‐ 1112 Bilbo St.FIRE Lake Charles, LA 70605 and fection Pre vention October 07 Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Calcasieu Parish Police Council and all 29, 2026 rightThursday, to reject any mously to approve the viewed Policy 15.03 Ori‐ Con00/12 trol Plan / Risk FIRE As‐ STATION bids for just cause. Inam ac‐ SPILLMAN 12521 LA HWY 421 SPILLMAN FoleySETTLEMENT & Judell Engage‐ 9:00 Cameron, Jeff Davis Chambers entation of New Commis‐ Submission deadline: March 19, 2021. sess ments pre sented by cordance with La. R.S. mentSETTLEMENT Letter. On a motion sioners, Revised Policy 00/12A SPILLMAN 12521 LA HWY 421 SPILLMAN Dana Bellefontaine. OnFIRE a STATION 38:2212(B)(1), the provi‐ 1015 Pithon St, Lake Charles by Nakeisha Cleveland, Medical Staff Policy 5. motion by Darnell sions and requirements 00/12B SPILLMAN FIRE STATION 12521 CON LA HWY 421 SPILLMAN SETTLEMENT seconded by Lizzie Ben‐ SENT AGENDA: On a Emergency Services, The Re‐Diocese of Lake Charles is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate against applicants or Waites, sec onded by of this Section and those 29, 2026 Thursday, October 03 Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette Consolidated Government the Board voted mo tion TRACE by Nakeisha vised Policy 1.03 Infec‐ Donna Kline, thebyFIRE Board 00/13 TUNICA STATION 15804 TUNICA TUNICAzer stated in the bidding employees reason of race, age, sex, handicap or national origin.Cleve unanimously to approve land, seconded by tion Con trol Program 1:30 Lafayette, St. Landry, St. City Hall Council Chambers Auditorium voted unanimously to documents shall notpm be the Resolution regarding Ben Cavin, the Board Plan – Laboratory, and approve the CY2025 An‐ waived by any entity. Supplemental to the Martin, St. Mary, Vermilion 705 W University Ave, Lafayette voted unanimously to Revised Policy 4.31 Disas‐ nual Evaluation of Infec‐ Foley & Judell Engage‐ approve the consent ter Staffing Plan. tion Prevention and Em‐ When this project is fi‐ ment Letter. agenda as presented ployee Health Pro grams. nanced ei ther par tially or 202858-693947-oct 7-1t 201250-689186-OCT 7-14-2T consisting of the Cus‐ COMMITTEE REPORTS: On a motion by Donna entirely with State Bonds REPORTS TO THE BOARD: tomer Service Report, Kline, seconded by Ben $ 129.36 313.60in whole or in or fi$nanced Growth Report, 06-29Bylaws Committee: On a Cavin, the Board voted part by federal or other Board Chair’s Report: 2026 Board of Commis‐ motion by Ben Cavin, unan i mously to ap prove funds which are not Verbal report presented sioners Meeting Minutes, seconded by Darnell the 2026 Lane Home readily available at the by Thomas Scott. On a 06-24-2026 Medical Exec‐ Waites, the Board voted Health Infection Control time bids are received, motion by Nakeisha utive Committee Meeting unanimously to approve Program. On a motion by the award of this Con‐ Cleve land, seconded by Min utes, 07-02-2026 Ex ec ‐ the 08-12-2026 Bylaws Donna Kline, seconded tract is contingent upon Debby Brian, the Board utive Committee of the Committee Meeting Min‐ by Myiesha Beard, the the granting of lines of voted unanimously to Board Meeting Minutes, utes. On a motion by Ben Board voted unani‐
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CONSENT AGENDA: On a
Community motion news by report Nakeisha
LANE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING MINUTES Monday, August 24, 2026
Cleveland, seconded by Ben Cavin, the Board voted unanimously to approve the consent agenda as presented consisting of the Cus‐ tomer Service Report, Growth Report, 06-292026 Board of Commis‐ sioners Meeting Minutes, 06-24-2026 Medical Exec‐ utive Committee Meeting Minutes, 07-02-2026 Exec‐ utive Committee of the Board Meeting Minutes, 07-15-2026 Ad Hoc Med‐ ical Executive Meeting Minutes, 07-30-2026 Exec‐ utive Committee of the Board Meeting Minutes, 07-31-2026 Special Meet‐ ing of the Board of Com‐ missioners Meeting Min‐ utes, 08-13-2026 Execu‐ tive Committee of the Board Meeting Minutes, Revised LaneRMC Med‐ ical Staff Bylaws, 1Q2026 Safety Officer’s Report, Biomed – 2026 Medical Equipment Management Plan – Hospital, Biomed – 2026 Medical Equipment Management Plan – Lab‐ oratory, TB Risk Assess‐ ment, Draft Policy 22.01.01 Patient’s Valu‐ ables and Home Medica‐ tion Safekeeping, Re‐ viewed Policy 15.03 Ori‐ entation of New Commis‐ sioners, Revised Policy Medical Staff Policy 5. Emergency Services, Re‐ vised Policy 1.03 Infec‐ tion Control Program Plan – Laboratory, and Revised Policy 4.31 Disas‐ ter Staffing Plan.
Louisiana Hospitality Group announced Sept. 28 the appointment of Jason Amato as its The Board of Commis ‐ sioners (“Board”) of Lane general manager of its St. Regional Medical Cennew ter met on Monday, August locations including 24, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.Francisville in the 3rd floor conference The St. Francisville Inn & Spa, Amatoof Lane Medical room Plaza located at 6550 Hotel Toussaint and The Shade Main Street, Zachary, Louisiana. Tree Inn. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Thomas Scott, Board Chair. All nine Board Commissioners were present; therefore, the quorum requirement was met.
In this role, Amato will oversee daily operations, guest services, team training and guide the company’s expansion within the industry. Amato joins LHG from Marriott, where he served as a multiproperty general manager and senior operations director and increased production efficiency
by 30%. He holds a bachelor’s of business administration degree from LSU and brings expertise in hospitality management and team leadership. “Jason is an exceptional leader with a proven track record of operational excellence,” said Jim Johnston, managing partner of LHG. “As we enter this
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Town of St Francisville Board of Adjustment Meeting Minutes from the WednesdayOctober 22, 2025, meet‐ ing that was held at 5:30pm at the Town Hall 11936 Ferdinand St. St. Francisville, Louisiana
Seniors pick up tips on financial wellness at COA
BOARD COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Myiesha Beard, Lizzie Benzer, Debby Brian, Ben Cavin, Nakeisha Cleveland, Donna Kline, Diana Mar‐ tin, MD, Thomas Scott, and Darnell Waites. BOARD COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: None.
OTHERS PRESENT: LJ Baker, David Beck, Dana Bellefontaine, Allyson Bennett, Lisa Boston, Tracy Buxton, Brittany Casey, Frank Corcoran, Courtney Day, Greg Frost, Dawn Fuller, Philip Gior‐ lando, Meredith Hathorn, John Hopewell, Kathleen Hopewell, Brad Jackson, Cheri Johnson, Rene Ragus, Bob Shipe, Michelle Shipe, Jacob Simpson, Elizabeth Stafford, Joe Thomason, Todd Walters, and Lakyshia Williams.
PUBLIC NOTICE --Town of St Francisville Board of Adjustment Meeting Minutes from the WednesdayOctober 22, 2025, meet‐ ing that was held at 5:30pm at the Town Hall 11936 Ferdinand St. St. Francisville, Louisiana PUBLIC NOTICE ---
COMMITTEE REPORTS: Bylaws Committee: On a motion by Ben Cavin,
“Jullawne A. London, Ex‐ ecutrix of the Estate of Louis A. Evans, bearing Probate Number 1703, West Feliciana Parish Clerk of Court, State of Louisiana, is applying to lease 102 Acres, all im‐ movable property owned by the estate, in the Suc‐ cession of Louis A. Evans. The property is located in the Parish of West Feli‐ ciana. This is a hunting lease. If anyone has any opposition to this lease, your opposition must be filed within seven (7) days from the date of the last publication of this notice in the above refer‐ enced succession pro‐ ceedings.”
seconded by Darnell BY MELINDA RAWLS HOWELL Waites, the Board voted
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INVOCATION: The invoca‐ tion was led by Darnell Waites.
said. “They have achieved so much in such a short period of time, including a nod from Michelin and numerous preservation awards. I look forward to working with this talented team to grow to the next level” For information about LHG, visit louisianahospitalitygroup. PUBLIC NOTICE --com.
unanimously to approve the 08-12-2026 Bylaws Committee Meeting Min‐ utes. On a motion by Ben Cavin, seconded by Lizzie Benzer, the Board voted unanimously to approve the Bylaws Committee recommendation to ap‐ prove the revisions and additions to the Lan‐ eRMC Hospital Bylaws.
PUBLIC NOTICE ---
• The meeting was called to order at 5:30 pm • Pledge of Allegiance • Prayer was led by Steve McKinney • Members present: Charlie Griffin, Dick Sykes, Butch Jones, Patrick Washington, and Steve McKinney • Members absent: • Staff: Laurie Walsh
• The meeting was called to order at 5:30 pm • Pledge of Allegiance • Prayer was led by Steve McKinney • Members present: Charlie Griffin, Dick Sykes, Butch Jones, Patrick Washington, and Steve McKinney • Members absent: • Staff: Laurie Walsh AGENDA/MINUTES: • Motion was made by Steve McKinney, sec‐ onded by Dick Sykes to accept and approve the agenda as presented. All in favor, none opposed. Motion carried. • Motion was made by Steve McKinney, sec‐ onded by Butch Jones to accept and approve the minutes from the June 23, 2025, meeting. All in favor, none opposed. Mo‐ tion carried.
OPEN FLOOR FOR PUBLIC Town of St Francisville Seniors from across East COMMENTS/PUBLIC of Adjustment PROVIDED PHOTOS Board Feliciana Parish came toHEARING: Meeting Minutes from PLEDGE: The pledge of al‐ • Motion was made by the WednesdayAGENDA/MINUTES: Bank representatives at the Financial Wellness legiance was by Dar gether on led Sept. 29‐ for a pro- Seniors from across East Feliciana Parish at the COA site in Jackson as they gathered for a Charlie Grif fin, seconded Oc tober of 22,Zachary 2025, meet ‐ nell Waites. by Dick Sykes to open ing that was held at • Motion was made by gram, Financial Wellness financial wellness program. program are Haley O’Neal. the Public Hearing at 5:30pm at the Town Hall Myers Steve and McKAshley inney, sec ‐ AMENDMENT OF MEET‐ 5:35pm. All in favor, none 11936 Ferdinand St. St. onded by Dick Sykes to — Know ING What AGENDA:You On a Should mo‐ opposed. Motion carried. Francisville, Louisiana accept and approve the tion by Nakeisha Cleve‐ • Motion was made by agenda as presented. All Finance Committee: On a About Money, hosted by the land, seconded by Dar‐ Patrick Washington, sec‐ • The meeting was called in favor, none opposed. motion by Ben Cavin, nell Waites, the Board onded by Butch Jones to to order at 5:30 pm Motion carried. secon onded by Nakeisha East Agvoted Feliciana unanimouslyCouncil to close the Public Hearing • Pledge of Al le giance • Motion was made by Cleveland, the Board approve the amendment at 5:39pm. All in favor, • Prayer was led by Steve Steve McKinney, sec‐ voted unanimously to ing at their site in Jackson. of the meeting agenda as none opposed. Motion McKinney onded by Butch Jones to approve the 06-29-2026 folTopics lows: Carried. • Members present: accept and approve the Finance sav- Committee • Allow all covered reports for were Charlie Griffin, Dick minutes from the June Meeting Minutes. On a HUNTING LEASE which no action is re‐budgeting, PUBLIC MEETING Sykes, Butch Jones, 23, 2025, meeting. All in ings, retirement, motion by Ben Cavin, AGREEMENT quired to stand as sub‐ PUBLIC NOTICE • Motion was made by Patrick Washington, and favor, none opposed. Mo‐ seconded by Myiesha mit ted; --Charlie Griffin, seconded Steve McKinney financial peace of mind tion carried. Beard, and the Board voted JULLAWNE A. LON DON, • Add an action item for by Patrick Washington to • Members absent: unanimously to approve AD MIN IS TRA TOR FOR THE Affiliation Approval; scams. Town of St Francisville Open the Public Meeting • Staff: Laurie Walsh OPEN FLOOR FOR PUBLIC the Financial Statements ESTATE OF LOUIS A. • Amend the stated pur‐ Board of Adjustment at 5:39pm. Moving Item C COMMENTS/PUBLIC for month ended June 30, EVANS, Suit Number 1703, pose of the second Exec‐presenters The program’s Meeting Minutes from to be the first item dis‐ HEARING: 2026. On a motion by Ben West Feliciana Parish, utive Session to include the Wednesdaycussed. All in favor, none AGENDA/MINUTES: • Motion was made by Cavin, seconded by State of Louisiana, who Medical introduced Staff Credential‐ by were Alison October 22, 2025, meet‐ opposed. Motion carried. Charlie Griffin, seconded Debby Brian, the Board de clares her mail ing ad ‐ ing in addition to Strate‐ ing that was held at C. Motion was made by • Motion was made by by Dick Sykes to open i mously to voted unan dress to be 5180 Bur nette Sharp, ofReLandmark Bank.the Financial gic Financial view; and 5:30pm at the Town Hall Butch Jones, seconded Steve McKinney, sec‐ the Public Hearing at approve Rd. Apt B4, St. Fran‐ • Add an action item fol‐ 11936 Ferdinand St. St. by Charlie Griffin to nom‐ onded by Dick Sykes to 5:35pm. All in favor, none Statements for month cisville, La. 70775 (here‐ Sharing on lowing the sectips ond Exec u‐ financial Francisville, Louisiana inate Steve McKinney to accept and approve the opposed. Motion carried. ended July 31, 2026. On a inafter re ferred to as tive Session for a vote re‐ be Chairman. All in favor, agenda as presented. All • Motion was made by moWhite, tion by Ben Cavin, Lessor), and Brandon wellness were Kevin garding Strate gic Finan ‐ • The meeting was called none opposed. Motion in favor, none opposed. Patrick Washington, sec‐ seconded by Myiesha Brown, of the full age of cial Review, as discussed to order at 5:30 pm carried. Motion carried. onded by Butch Jones to Beard, the Board voted ma jor ity, domi ciled in from Landmark Bank; Haley in Executive Session. • Pledge of Allegiance Motion was made by • Motion was made by close the Public Hearing unanimously to approve West Feliciana Parish, • Prayer was led by Steve Dick Sykes, seconded by Steve McKinney, sec‐ at 5:39pm. All in favor, Lester Miller & Wells State of Louisiana who Myers and Ashleythe O’neal, PUBLIC COMMENTS: McKinney Steve McKinney to nomi‐ onded by Butch Jones to none opposed. Motion Engagement Letter. On a declare their mailing ad‐ None. • Members present: nate Charlie Griffin as accept and approve the Carried. motion by Donna Kline, PUBLIC NOTICE Bank of Zachary; and Mary dress to be 6239 Green‐ Charlie Griffin, Dick Vice Chairman. All in minutes from the June seconded by Ben Cavin, --wood Road, St. Fran‐ EX EC U TIVE SES SION FOR Sykes, Butch Jones, favor, none opposed. Mo‐ 23, 2025, meeting. All in PUBLIC MEETING Ann Taylor and Amy Lea,voted unani‐ the Board cisville, La. 70775 (here‐ STRATEGIC AFFILIATION: Patrick Washington, and PUBLIC NOTICE tion carried. favor, none opposed. Mo‐ • Motion was made by mously to approve the PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI‐ inafter referred to as On a mo tion by Darnell Steve McKinney --tion carried. from Lane Regional Medical Charlie Griffin, seconded Foley & Judell Engage‐ CATION FOR MINOR Lessee). Waites, seconded by • Members absent: A. Motion was made by by Patrick Washington to ment Letter. On a motion SUBDIVISION & Who agrees to ad here to Nakeisha Cleveland, the Center. • Staff: Laurie Walsh Town of St Francisville Charlie Griffin, seconded OPEN FLOOR FOR PUBLIC Open the Public Meeting by Nakeisha Cleveland, ACCEPTANCE OF PUBLIC the terms and conditions Board voted unani‐ Board of Adjustment by Butch Jones to ap‐ COMMENTS/PUBLIC at 5:39pm. Moving Item C seconded by Lizzie Ben‐ COMMENTS of the below covenants. mously enter into Ex‐onzerAging Theto Council Meet ing Min utes from prove the Variance Re‐ HEAR ING: to be the first item dis‐ the Board voted The above parties are ecutive Session for the AGENDA/MINUTES: the Wednesdayquest from Christophe • Motion was made by cussed. All in favor, none unanimously to approve NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN col lec tively re ferred to as members “were engaged and purpose of strate gic affil ‐ October 22, 2025, meet‐ Levasseur with Cane Charlie Griffin, seconded opposed. Motion carried. the Res olution regarding by the TOWN OF ST. “The Par ties”). iation. • Motion was made by ing that was held at Capital Properties LLC to by Dick Sykes to open C. Motion was made by Suppledurmental to the FRANCISVILLE that DON‐ 1. asked a lot of questions,” Steve McKinney, sec‐ 5:30pm at the Town Hall be able to set the build‐ the Public Hearing at Butch Jones, seconded Foley & Judell Engage‐ ALD AND SUSAN Lessor agrees to lease RETURN TO REGULAR onded by Dick Sykes to 11936 Ferdinand St. St. ing from the Rural Home‐ 5:35pm. All in favor, none by Charlie Griffin to nom‐ ment Letter. CHARLET (the “Appli‐ to Lessee the below de‐ ing the On informative SES SION: a motion by program, accept and approve the Francisville, Louisiana stead inside the rear opposed. Motion carried. inate Steve McKinney to cant”) has applied for a scribed property for a Darnell Waites, seconded agenda as presented. All property setback. He is • Motion was made by be Chairman. All in favor, REPORTS TO THE BOARD: MINOR SUBDIVISION of term of one (1) year be ‐ according to Director Cyndi by Myiesha Beard, the in favor, none op posed. • The meeting was called request ing to leave a 5ft Patrick Wash ing ton, sec ‐ none op posed. Mo tion the following property: Oc to ber 1, 2026, gin ning Representingonded LanebyRegional Medical Center, from left, are Mary Ann Board voted unani‐ Motion carried. to order at 5:30 pm setback versus the 15ft Butch Jones to carried. Chair’s Report: and ending the last day McManus. She addedBoard “it was mously to enter back • Motion was made by • Pledge of Allegiance setback. All in favor, close the Public Hearing Motion was made by Verbal report presented That certain parcel of of Sep tem ber 2027 at Taylor Lea who financial wellness forMo COA into Regular Ses sion.expressed KevinOnWhite, ofbear Landmark talks about financial• matters a Council Steve McK inney, and sec‐ Amy none opposed. tion Prayer wasduring led by Steve at 5:39pm. All presented in favor, Dick Sykes, sec onded by information by Thomas a land ing the muBank, nici‐ fantastic” and her Scott. mid night. onded by Butch Jones to carried. Roll Call vote as McKinney none opposed. Motion Steve McKinney to nomi‐ motion by Nakeisha pal address of 11841 Fer‐ 2. ACTION FOL LOW ING EX ‐ accept andseniors. approve the follows: Motion Carried • Members present: Carried. nate Charlie Griffin as thanks to all the presenters. on Aging’s Financial Wellness in Jackson. Cleveland, sec onded by di nand St. and more par‐ program This yearly lease is for ECUTIVE SESSION: On a minutes from the June YEAS: Steve McKinney, Charlie Griffin, Dick motion by Darnell Waites, seconded by Nakeisha Cleveland, the Board voted unani‐ mously to approve the strategic affiliation dis‐ Legal Notices cussed in execu tive ses‐ sion.
CONSENT AGENDA: On a motion by Nakeisha Cleveland, seconded by Ben Cavin, the Board voted unanimously to the consent approve agenda as presented consisting of the Cus‐ tomer Service Report, Growth Report, 06-292026 Board of Commis‐ sioners Meeting Minutes, 06-24-2026 Medical Exec‐ utive Committee Meeting Minutes, 07-02-2026 Exec‐ utive Committee of the Board Meeting Minutes, 07-15-2026 Ad Hoc Med‐ ical Executive Meeting Minutes, 07-30-2026 Exec‐ utive Committee of the Board Meeting Minutes, 07-31-2026 Special Meet‐ ing of the Board of Com‐ missioners Meeting Min‐ utes, 08-13-2026 Execu‐ tive Committee of the Board Meeting Minutes, Revised LaneRMC Med‐ ical Staff Bylaws, 1Q2026 Safety Officer’s Report, Biomed – 2026 Medical Equipment Management Plan – Hospital, Biomed – 2026 Medical Equipment Management Plan – Lab‐ oratory, TB Risk Assess‐ Draft Policy ment, 22.01.01 Patient’s Valu‐ ables and Home Medica‐ tion Safekeeping, Re‐ viewed Policy 15.03 Ori‐ entation of New Commis‐ sioners, Revised Policy Medical Staff Policy 5. Emergency Services, Re‐ vised Policy 1.03 Infec‐ tion Control Program Plan – Laboratory, and Revised Policy 4.31 Disas‐ ter Staffing Plan. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Bylaws Committee: On a motion by Ben Cavin, by Darnell seconded Waites, the Board voted unanimously to approve the 08-12-2026 Bylaws Committee Meeting Min‐ utes. On a motion by Ben Cavin, seconded by Lizzie Benzer, the Board voted unanimously to approve the Bylaws Committee recommendation to ap‐ prove the revisions and additions to the Lan‐ eRMC Hospital Bylaws. Finance Committee: On a motion by Ben Cavin, seconded by Nakeisha the Board Cleveland, voted unanimously to approve the 06-29-2026 Committee Finance Meeting Minutes. On a motion by Ben Cavin, seconded by Myiesha Beard, the Board voted unanimously to approve the Financial Statements for month ended June 30, 2026. On a motion by Ben seconded by Cavin, Debby Brian, the Board voted unanimously to approve the Financial Statements for month ended July 31, 2026. On a motion by Ben Cavin, seconded by Myiesha Beard, the Board voted unanimously to approve the Lester Miller & Wells Engagement Letter. On a motion by Donna Kline, seconded by Ben Cavin, the Board voted unani‐ mously to approve the Foley & Judell Engage‐ ment Letter. On a motion by Nakeisha Cleveland, seconded by Lizzie Ben‐ zer the Board voted unanimously to approve the Resolution regarding to the Supplemental Foley & Judell Engage‐ ment Letter. REPORTS TO THE BOARD: Board Chair’s Report: Verbal report presented by Thomas Scott. On a by Nakeisha motion Cleveland, seconded by Debby Brian, the Board voted unanimously to approve the 2027 Board of Commissioners Meet‐ ing Schedule Calendar. Chief Executive Officer’s Report: Verbal report presented by Frank Cor‐ coran. Chief Nursing Officer’s Report: The report stood as submitted. CHC Board Report and Education “Payor Pric‐ The re stood as
Debby Brian, the Board voted unanimously to approve the 2027 Board of Commissioners Meet‐ ing Schedule Calendar.
utiveNotices Officer’s Chief Exec Legal Report: Verbal report presented by Frank Cor‐ coran. Chief Nursing Officer’s Report: The report stood as submitted. CHC Board Report and Education “Payor Pric‐ ing”: The report stood as submitted Chief Information Offi‐ cer’s Report: The report stood as submitted. Expansion Project Re‐ port: The report stood as submitted. BOARD EDUCATION: In‐ fection Prevention and Control Plan / Risk As‐ sessments presented by Dana Bellefontaine. On a by Darnell motion seconded by Waites, Donna Kline, the Board voted unanimously to approve the CY2025 An‐ nual Evaluation of Infec‐ tion Prevention and Em‐ ployee Health Programs. On a motion by Donna Kline, seconded by Ben Cavin, the Board voted unanimously to approve the 2026 Lane Home Health Infection Control Program. On a motion by Donna Kline, seconded by Myiesha Beard, the voted unani‐ Board mously to approve the 2026 LaneRMC Infection Control Risk Analysis. EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR FINANCIAL STRATEGIC REVIEW AND MEDICAL CREDENTIALING: STAFF On a motion by Nakeisha Cleveland, seconded by Donna Kline, the Board voted unanimously to enter into Executive Ses‐ sion for the purpose of Strategic Financial Re‐ view and Medical Staff Credentialing. RETURN TO REGULAR SESSION: On a motion by Nakeisha Cleveland, sec‐ onded by Myiesha Beard, the Board voted unani‐ mously to enter back into Regular Session. ACTION FOLLOWING EX‐ ECUTIVE SESSION: On a motion by Ben Cavin, seconded by Nakeisha the Board Cleveland, voted unanimously to approve the Medical Ex‐ ecutive Committee’s Au‐ gust Recommendations by John presented Wilkinson, MD. On a mo‐ tion by Nakeisha Cleve‐ land, seconded by Dar‐ nell Waites, the Board voted unanimously to approve the Strategic Fi‐ nancial Review as dis‐ cussed in Executive Ses‐ sion. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further busi‐ ness, on a motion by Ben seconded by Cavin, Nakeisha Cleveland, the voted unani‐ Board mously to adjourn at 8:42 p.m. 202829-oct 7-1t $232.91
PUBLIC NOTICE --PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI‐ CATION FOR MINOR SUBDIVISION & ACCEPTANCE OF PUBLIC COMMENTS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the TOWN OF ST. FRANCISVILLE that DON‐ ALD AND SUSAN CHARLET (the “Appli‐ cant”) has applied for a MINOR SUBDIVISION of the following property: That certain parcel of land bearing the munici‐ pal address of 11841 Fer‐ dinand St. and more par‐ ticularly described as Lot 8, and portions of Lots 8A, 9A, and 10A situated in the North side of Ferdi‐ nand St situated in Sec‐ tion 44 T3S, R3S in the Town of St. Francisville. The Minor Subdivision as applied for will create three (3) new lots of record by creating Lots 8A-1 consisting of 0.181 acres, 9-A-1 consisting of 0.283 acres, and 10-A-1 consisting of 0.630 acres. The application and sup‐ materials are
ticularly described as Lot 8, and portions of Lots 8A, 9A, and 10A situated in the North side of Ferdi‐ nand St situated in Sec‐ tion 44 T3S, R3S in the Town of St. FranNotices cisville. Legal
The Minor Subdivision as applied for will create three (3) new lots of record by creating Lots 8A-1 consisting of 0.181 acres, 9-A-1 consisting of 0.283 acres, and 10-A-1 consisting of 0.630 acres. The application and sup‐ porting materials are available for public in‐ spection and copying at the St. Francisville Town Hall. The Town of St. Francisville invites public comments on the appli‐ cation, which comments will be accepted during the public notice period beginning on September 23, 2026, and ending on October 26, 2026, at 5:00pm. The application shall be considered and acted upon by the Build‐ ing Official of and for the Town of St. Francisville. The Applicant may ap‐ peal the final decision by the Building Official to the Town of St. Fran‐ cisville Planning & Zon‐ ing Commission. In accordance with the American with Disabili‐ ties Act, if you need spe‐ cial assistance, please contact Laurie Walsh at (225) 635-3688. Laurie Walsh Town of St. Francisville P.O. Box 400 (225) 635-3688 Publish three (3) consec‐ utive times: September 23, 2026, September 30, 2026, and October 7, 2026 201241-sept 23-30-oct 7 $84.03
the sum of Five Thou‐ sand ($5,000.00) Dollars due at the beginning of the lease period. 3. The purpose of this lease isLegal restric tive to Notices Hunting only. Any and all game that is legally al‐ lowed to be hunted and in hunting season. 4. Lessee shall not enter‐ tain a hunting club, and the lease is limited to his personal use and any guest he may invite on the property. 5. Lessee waives any and all liability that may occur due to the fault of his making against the Succession of Louis A. Evans. 6.
Lessee agrees to clear out the property where the old home steads were located and the old grave year through the term of this lease. 7. Lessor shall have the right to visit the old grave site outside of hunting seasons, without interrupting the hunting of lessee. Or let Lessee know with a 48-hour no‐ tice of entering onto the property during hunting season. Lessee: Brandon Brown Date: Lessor: Jullawne London, executrix Date: 202823-oct 7-1t $50.96
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PUBLIC NOTICE --“Jullawne A. London, Ex‐ ecutrix of the Estate of Louis A. Evans, bearing Probate Number 1703, West Feliciana Parish Clerk of Court, State of Louisiana, is applying to lease 102 Acres, all im‐ movable property owned by the estate, in the Suc‐ cession of Louis A. Evans. The property is located in the Parish of West Feli‐ ciana. This is a hunting lease. If anyone has any opposition to this lease, your opposition must be filed within seven (7) days from the date of the last publication of this notice in the above refer‐ enced succession pro‐ ceedings.” HUNTING LEASE AGREEMENT JULLAWNE A. LONDON, ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE ESTATE OF LOUIS A. EVANS, Suit Number 1703, West Feliciana Parish, State of Louisiana, who declares her mailing ad‐ dress to be 5180 Burnette Rd. Apt B4, St. Fran‐ cisville, La. 70775 (here‐ inafter referred to as Lessor), and Brandon Brown, of the full age of majority, domiciled in West Feliciana Parish, State of Louisiana who declare their mailing ad‐ dress to be 6239 Green‐ wood Road, St. Fran‐ cisville, La. 70775 (here‐ inafter referred to as Lessee). Who agrees to adhere to the terms and conditions of the below covenants. The above parties are collectively referred to as “The Parties”). 1. Lessor agrees to lease to Lessee the below de‐ scribed property for a term of one (1) year be‐ ginning October 1, 2026, and ending the last day of September 2027 at midnight. 2. This yearly lease is for the sum of Five Thou‐ sand ($5,000.00) Dollars due at the beginning of the lease period. 3. The purpose of this lease is restrictive to Hunting only. Any and all game that is legally al‐ lowed to be hunted and in hunting season. 4. Lessee shall not enter‐ tain a hunting club, and the lease is limited to his personal use and any guest he may invite on
PUBLIC NOTICE --NOTICE TO BIDDERS SP# 2227 Sealed bids will be re‐ ceived by the Procure‐ ment Section of the Divi‐ sion of Administration, 1201 N. 3rd. St., 2nd. Floor, Suite 2-160, Baton Louisiana, at Rouge, 10:00 A.M. for the follow‐ ing: RFx No. 3000026701, Christmas Canteen - DOC - PE, 10/13/26 RFx No. 3000026725, Gro‐ cery Items (Canteen Re‐ sale) – DOC – PE, 10/15/26 Bid proposal forms, in‐ formation and specifica‐ tions may be obtained by accessing the bid num‐ ber in LaPac at www.doa. la.gov/doa/osp/ or from the procurement section listed above. No bids will be received after the date and hour specified. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to waive any infor‐ malities. Amy Vincent Director of State Procure‐ ment FAX (225) 342-8688 202481-OCT 7-1T $12.90 PUBLIC NOTICE --Town of St Francisville of Adjustment Board Meeting Minutes from the WednesdayOctober 22, 2025, meet‐ ing that was held at 5:30pm at the Town Hall 11936 Ferdinand St. St. Francisville, Louisiana • The meeting was called to order at 5:30 pm • Pledge of Allegiance • Prayer was led by Steve McKinney • Members present: Griffin, Dick Charlie Butch Jones, Sykes, Patrick Washington, and Steve McKinney • Members absent: • Staff: Laurie Walsh AGENDA/MINUTES: • Motion was made by Steve McKinney, sec‐ onded by Dick Sykes to accept and approve the agenda as presented. All in favor, none opposed. Motion carried. • Motion was made b
Sykes, Butch Jones, Patrick Washington, and Steve McKinney • Members absent: • Staff: Laurie Walsh
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AGENDA/MINUTES:
• Motion was made by Steve McKinney, sec‐ onded by Dick Sykes to accept and approve the agenda as presented. All in favor, none opposed. Motion carried. • Motion was made by Steve McKinney, sec‐ onded by Butch Jones to accept and approve the minutes from the June 23, 2025, meeting. All in favor, none opposed. Mo‐ tion carried.
23, 2025, meeting. All in favor, none opposed. Mo‐ tion carried.
OPEN FLOOR FOR PUBLIC West eliciaa COMMENTS/PUB LIC HEARING: Public Notices • Motion was made by Charlie Griffin, seconded by Dick Sykes to open the Public Hearing at 5:35pm. All in favor, none opposed. Motion carried. • Motion was made by Patrick Washington, sec‐ onded by Butch Jones to close the Public Hearing at 5:39pm. All in favor, none opposed. Motion Carried.
PUBLIC MEETING • Motion was made by Charlie Griffin, seconded by Patrick Washington to Open the Public Meeting West at 5:39pm. Moveliciaa ing Item C to be the first Notices item dis‐ Public cussed. All in favor, none opposed. Motion carried. C. Motion was made by Butch Jones, seconded by Charlie Griffin to nom‐ inate Steve McKinney to be Chairman. All in favor, none opposed. Motion carried. Motion was made by Dick Sykes, seconded by Steve McKinney to nomi‐ nate Charlie Griffin as Vice Chairman. All in favor, none opposed. Mo‐ tion carried.
Vice Chairman. All in favor, none opposed. Mo‐ tion carried.
A. Motion was made by Charlie Griffin, seconded West eliciaa by Butch Jones to ap‐ prove the VariNotices ance Re‐ Public quest from Christophe Levasseur with Cane Capital Properties LLC to be able to set the build‐ ing from the Rural Home‐ stead inside the rear property setback. He is requesting to leave a 5ft setback versus the 15ft setback. All in favor, none opposed. Motion carried. Roll Call vote as follows: Motion Carried YEAS: Steve McKinney, Sykes, Patrick Dick Washington, Butch Jones, and Charlie Griffin NAYS: none ABSTAINS: none ABSENT: none
Dick Sykes, Patrick Washington, Butch Jones, and Charlie Griffin NAYS: none ABSTAINS: none ABSENT: West none eliciaa
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B. The Town of St. Fran‐ cisville and the Board of Adjustment would like to thank Wayne Hilliard for his service and dedica‐ tion to the town. ADJOURNMENT • Motion was made by Charlie Griffin, seconded by Dick Sykes to adjourn the meeting at 5:43pm. All in favor, none op‐ posed. Motion carried.
PUBLIC MEETING • Motion was made by Charlie Griffin, seconded 202971-oct 7-1t by Patrick Washington to $43.51 A. Motion was made by Open the Public Meeting OPEN FLOOR FOR PUBLIC Charlie Griffin, seconded at 5:39pm. Moving Item C COMMENTS/PUBLIC by Butch Jones to ap‐ to be the first item dis‐ HEARING: prove the Variance Re‐ cussed. All in favor, none • Motion was made by quest from Christophe B. The Town of St. Fran‐ opposed. Motion carried. Charlie Griffin, seconded with Cane Levasseur cisville and the Board of C. Motion was made by by Dick Sykes to open Capital Properties LLC to Adjustment would like to Butch Jones, seconded the Public Hearing at be able to set the build‐ thank Wayne Hilliard for by Charlie Griffin to nom‐ 5:35pm. All in favor, none ing from the Rural Home‐ his service and dedica‐ inate Steve McKinney to opposed. Motion carried. stead inside the rear tion to the town. be Chairman. All in favor, • Motion was made by property setback. He is none opposed. Motion Patrick Washington, sec‐ requesting to leave a 5ft ADJOURNMENT carried. onded by Butch Jones to set back ver sus the 15ft NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Motion was made by close the Public Hearing setback. All in favor, • Motion was made by Dick Sykes, seconded by at 5:39pm. All in favor, none opposed. Motion Charlie Griffin, seconded Steve will McKbe inney to nom i‐ none opposed. Motion carried.with Roll LA CallR.S. vote 48:231 as byand Dickconducted Sykes to adby journ A series of Public Hearings held in accordance the Joint Transportation, nate Charlie Griffin as Carried. follows: Motion Carried the meeting at 5:43pm. Highways and Public Works Below list of Steve the times places the hearings will Vice Committee. Chairman. All in is a YEAS: McKand inney, Allwhere in favor, none op ‐ be held. The purpose favor, none op posed. Mo ‐ PUBof LICthe MEET ING Dick Sykes, Patrick posed. Mo tion car ried. hearings is to review highway constructionWash priorities for the state fiscal year 2027-2028. A copy of the Preliminary tion car ried. • Motion was made by ington, Butch Jones, Char lie Griffin, onded andfor Char lie Grifon fin October 1, Program forsec Fiscal Year 2027-2028 will be available review 2026, by7-1t interested persons at the LADOTD 202971-oct A. Motion was made by by Patrick Washington to NAYS: none $43.51 Headquarters Building, 1201 Access Room 200M, Char lie Capitol Griffin, sec ondedRoad, Open the Public Meet ing ABSTAINS: none Baton Rouge, LA 70802 or online at https://www.dotd. at 5:39pm. la.gov/.Moving Item C by Butch Jones to ap‐ ABSENT: none prove the Variance Re‐ to be the first item dis‐ quest from Christophe cussed. All in favor, none B. The Town of St. Fran‐ Levasseur with Cane opposed. Motion car ried. and the Board of cisville All interested persons are theLLC purpose of becoming fully acquainted with the proposed program and will be Capiinvited tal Propfor erties to C. Motion was made by Adjustment would like to betoable to settheir the build ‐ inthank Butch Jones,ansec onded Wayne for may be supplemented by presenting important afforded opportunity express views person. OralHilliard testimony ing from the Rural Home‐ by Charlie Griffin to nom‐ his service and dedica‐ facts andMcK documentation in writing. betown. provided at the link above. All interested parties will be able to stead inside Comments the rear may inate Steve inney to tionalso to the property back. He is be Chair Allmeeting in favor, virtually. listenman. to the Theset information to participate virtually will be posted at the link above. Written statements and requesting to leave a 5ft none opposed. Motion ADJOURNMENT comments can be handed to the committee conducting the hearing or mailed to the following address, postmarked within setback ver sus the 15ft carried. setback. All hearing: in favor, Motion was made by • Motion was made by 45 calendar days following nonethe opfinal posed. Motion Dick Sykes, seconded by Charlie Griffin, seconded carried. Roll Call vote as Steve McKinney to nomi‐ by Dick Sykes to adjourn follows: Motion Carried nate Charlie Griffin as the meeting at 5:43pm. JOINT TRANSPORTATION, HIGHWAYS AND COMMITTEE C/O LA DOTD (SECTION 85) YEAS: Steve McKinney, Vice Chairman. All in All PUBLIC in favor,WORKS none op ‐ Dick Sykes, Patrick favor, none op posed. ‐ posed. Motion carried. P.O. BOXMo 94245 Washington, Butch Jones, tion carried. BATON ROUGE, LAChar 70804-9245 and lie Griffin 202971-oct 7-1t NAYS: none A. Motion was made by $43.51 ABSTAINS: none Charlie Griffin, seconded ABSENT: none by Should Butch Jones to requiring ap‐ anyone special assistance due to a disability wish to participate in this public hearing, please contact prove the Variance Re‐ LADOTD Ms. Mary by mail the‐ address above or by telephone at (225) 379-1218 at least five days prior to B. Elliott) The Town of St.atFran quest from (Attn: Christophe cisville and the Board of Levasseur with Cane the date of the public hearing. Adjustment would like to Capital Properties LLC to thank Wayne Hilliard for be able to set the build‐ his service and dediLEGISLATIVE ca‐ ing from the Rural Home‐ PUBLIC HEARINGS tion to the town. stead inside the rear property setback. He is FOR THE HIGHWAY PRIORITY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM (2027-2028) ADJOURNMENT requesting to leave a 5ft setback versus the 15ft DOTD • Motion was made by setback. All in favor, seconded none opposed. DateMo & tion Time Charlie Griffin, District Parishes Location by Dick Sykes to adjourn carried. Roll Call vote as meeting at follows: Motion Car ried Tuesday, October 20,the 2026 02 5:43pm. Jefferson (Grand Isle only), Terrebonne Parish Council Chambers All in favor, none op‐ YEAS: Steve McKinney, am posed. Motion carried. Lafourche, Terrebonne Government Tower Dick Sykes, 10:00 Patrick Washington, Butch Jones, 705 W University Ave, Lafayette 202971-oct 7-1t and Charlie Griffin $43.51 NAYS:Tuesday, none Jefferson Parish Council Chambers October 20, 2026 02 Jefferson (except Grand Isle), ABSTAINS: none Yenni Building Orleans, Plaquemines, St. ABSENT: none 2:30 pm
Bernard, St. Charles
1221 Elmwood Park Blvd, New Orleans
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Livingston, St. Helena, St. John the Baptist, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington
Tangipahoa Parish Council Chambers 206 E Mulberry St Amite City
Wednesday, October 21, ADJOURN MENT
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Ascension, Assumption, E. Baton Rouge, E. Feliciana, Iberville, Pointe Coupee, St. James, W. Baton Rouge, W. Feliciana
State Capitol Basement, House Committee Room 6, Baton Rouge
Tuesday, 202971-oct 7-1t October 27, 2026 $43.51 10:00 am
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Caldwell, Catahoula, Concordia, Franklin, LaSalle, Tensas
Franklin Parish School Board Franklin Media Center 7293 Prairie Rd, Winnsboro
Tuesday, October 27, 2026 2:00 pm
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E. Carroll, Jackson, Lincoln, Monroe Civic Center Miro-Madison Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, Room Richland, Union, W. Carroll 401 Lea Joyner Expressway, Monroe
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 8:30 am
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Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, Desoto, Red River, Webster
Bossier City Council Chambers 620 Benton Rd Bossier City
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 2:30 pm
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Avoyelles, Grant, Natchitoches, Rapides, Sabine, Vernon, Winn
Pineville City Hall Council Meeting Room 910 Main Street, Pineville
Thursday, October 29, 2026 9:00 am
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Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Cameron, Jeff Davis
Calcasieu Parish Police Jury Council Chambers 1015 Pithon St, Lake Charles
Thursday, October 29, 2026 1:30 pm
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Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary, Vermilion
Lafayette Consolidated Government City Hall Council Chambers Auditorium 705 W University Ave, Lafayette
B. The Town of St. Fran‐ cisville and the Board of Wednesday, October 21, Adjustment would like to thank Wayne Hilliard 2026for his service and dedica‐ tion to the town.9:00 am
2026by • Motion was made Charlie Griffin, sec onded 1:30 pm by Dick Sykes to adjourn the meeting at 5:43pm. All in favor, none op‐ posed. Motion carried.
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