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Alfonso named interim superintendent ST. TAMMANY PARISH SCHOOL BOARD

BY JIM DERRY Staff writer

Following more than two hours of debate and public questions, the St. Tammany Parish School Board on Oct. 5 appointed Assistant Superintendent Steve Alfonso as the interim replacement for Frank Jabbia, who abruptly retired Sept. 30. The interim appointment, which passed on an 11-2 vote, followed months of questions surrounding the situation at Lyon Elementary in Covington, in which two former school administrators pleaded guilty to charges of failure to report STAFF FILE PHOTO BY GRANT THERKILDSEN child abuse. Alfonso will serve for the remainder The St. Tammany Parish School Board has made of the school year as the board searches Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Steve for a permanent replacement for Jabbia. Alfonso interim superintendent in place of the retired During the meeting, Alfonso addressed Frank Jabbia. comments and questions critical of the

system and its response. “We acknowledge there are some problems that need to be addressed,” he said. “I acknowledge them. I am willing to step up and address those problems.” The well-attended meeting at the CJ Schoen Administrative Complex in Covington saw both support and opposition to Alfonso from the crowd. Many inside the school system advocated for his promotion as interim leader, while others said that someone from outside the system was needed immediately. “Some of the words I can use to describe him are honesty, trustworthy, experienced, committed,” said Johnny Vitrano, a now-retired former principal

Another Night Out the trailheads in Mandeville and Covington, along with Heritage Park in Slidell, during the late afternoon and early evening of Oct. 6 as law enforcement personnel left patrol vehicles and station houses to mix and mingle with residents for a few

BY JIM DERRY

hours of intentional community

Staff writer

building. It was part of a continuing, national movement to foster better working relationships and the communities they serve,

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Sheriff candidates call for culture change ‘at the top’

National Night Out took over

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at Fontainebleau High School, who ﬁrst hired Alfonso to St. Tammany in 2008. “Steve will do the job. He’s made tough decisions. He’s willing to do them.” Shelta Richardson, a former member of the School Board who was one of 24 public speakers to offer their opinion, said that everyone who supported Alfonso was “part of the problem.” “They have been here 20, 30, 40, 50 years,” said Richardson. “Give this community an opportunity to have a reset.” Isabelle Moore and Michelle Hirstius were the two no votes on the board. Deborah McCollum and Michelle Ruffino Gallaher were absent. Board President Amanda Reed Martin said Louisiana law left no option but to ﬁnd the best suitable replacement — at least on an interim basis — as soon as

PHOTO BY MATT DOBBINS

Reed Navarre crawls through the smoke room set up by St. Tammany Parish Fire Department at the National Night Out held in Heritage Park in Slidell on Oct. 6.

all geared toward getting to

Marcus Jackson, left, instructs Zakari Landor on how to play a game at the Covington Trailhead.

know one another to better ﬁght crime together. There was a lot of food, a lot of freebies, a lot of families — kids swarmed ﬁrst responder vehicles — always a

PHOTO BY BOBBY GILBOY

favorite with the younger set. Coming as it does in October,

The four men running to become St. Tammany Parish’s next sheriff presented their platforms at a forum in Mandeville on Oct. 7, each stressing the importance of restorH H H H H H ing trust in an agency that’s been riven by budget worries, ﬂagging morale and a scandal that felled its former leader. Former Louisiana State Police Superintendent Robert Hodges, retired U.S. Marshal Scott Illing, retired St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office Lt. David Maki and ex-Slidell interim Police Chief Daniel Seuzeneau ﬁelded questions at The Greystone from Kyle Beerbohm, a board member of the St. Tammany Chamber of

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National Night Out doubled as a

ä See SHERIFF, page 2A

sort of trunk-or-treat in Heritage Park, where some vendors with canopies handed out treats. Lots of youngsters, and an occasional adult, were dressed

Eden Schexnayder, held by mom Jann Schexnayder, is excited about her cotton candy.

for the season, giving the crowd a real family-ﬂavored Halloween feel on the mild fall evening. And for those who wanted to down more than a Tootsie Roll or two, there were hot dogs, pizza and

PHOTO BY BOBBY GILBOY

jambalaya — because national though it might be, this was still

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Night Out in Louisiana.

Early voting begins Oct. 20 Staff report Early voting in person for the Nov. 3 primary election takes place every day from Oct. 20, through Oct. 27, except for Sunday, when there is no voting. In person early voting hours weekdays and Saturdays are 8:30 a.m. through 6 p.m. The locations for voters to go and vote early and in person include: n Covington, 601 N. Jefferson Ave., St. Tammany Justice Center

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Commerce. During the event, one of multiple forums and debates held ahead of the Nov. 3 election, the candidates largely echoed each other’s points. Each emphasized his long experience in law enforcement and the need to restore trust in the Sheriff’s Ofﬁce. They all acknowledged potential budget issues facing whoever wins the election, stressed an ultimate goal of keeping residents of St. Tammany safe and focused on the need to halt violent crimes before they happen. The luncheon came less than four weeks before the election to see who will fill the remaining term of Randy Smith, who resigned and pleaded guilty to second-degree battery after attacking a critic at a steakhouse. The term runs through June 2028. Though the tenures of the two past two sheriffs, Smith and Jack Strain, resulted in criminal charges, neither

were mentioned by name. They only came up in the first question, when Beerbohm asked the candidates how they perceived the culture inside the Sheriff’s Ofﬁce. Illing said that although he believed “we have a good Sheriff’s Office,” he said there are problems that exist and vowed to get rid of “the good old boy system.” Maki, who retired from the department in January, said, “I can tell you (the of-

ﬁcers) are fearful.” “The previous leadership led by fear instead of motivation, and I will lead by motivation,” he added. Seuzeneau said the ofﬁce “has an incredible pool of men and women, which is why this parish is so safe.” “When you change the culture at the top, it permeates all the way to the bottom, and that’s what we need,” he said. Also stressing the quality of deputies and administra-

tors already inside the Sheriff’s Office, Hodges said that moving forward, “They just need the right leader, someone who has a proven professional law enforcement career and is not tied to politics.” Each of the candidates has spent years in law enforcement, though this is the first run for office for all but Illing, 65, who finished third in the race for sheriff in 2015, behind Strain and Smith. Illing began his

career as a state trooper in the mid-1980s, then had a three-decade run working in U.S. Customs and next as a U.S. marshal for a short time during the ﬁrst term of President Donald Trump. Maki, 50, is the only one of the four candidates to have worked in the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Ofﬁce, serving for two decades beginning in 2006 before his retirement. Hodges and Seuzeneau each have experience running a law-enforcement agency. Hodges, 54, was the superintendent of the Louisiana State Police for more than two years and worked as a state trooper for 31 years, while Seuzeneau, 43, was interim Slidell police chief when Randy Fandal became the city’s mayor and has worked in several highlevel positions over the past 20 years. The oversight of the Sheriff’s Office budget was a focus of the forum. Each candidate talked about what would happen if he was presented with a one-time, $10 million addition to the $95

VOTING

District Judge, District 22, Division F

St. Tammany School Board, District 7

n * P. Wallace “Wally” Gott-

n Earl T. Carr Jr. (R)

n * Isabelle Moore (R)

Constable, Ward 2

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STAFF PHOTO BY CHRIS GRANGER

Louisiana State Police Superintendent Robert Hodges, from left, U.S. Marshal Scott Illing, retired St. Tammany Parish deputy David Maki and former Slidell interim police chief Daniel Seuzeneau, candidates for St. Tammany Parish sheriff, stand for an opening prayer at a St. Tammany Parish Chamber of Commerce luncheon Oct. 7 at The Greystone in Mandeville.

n * Vincent J. “Vinny” Lobello

(R)

Parking Garage (across District Judge, District 22, from the Justice Center in Division G n “Ben” Clayton (R) downtown Covington) n Slidell, 520 Old Spanish n Jason Cuccia (R) Trail, The Towers Building n Theophile “Theo” Jones (R) (first floor conference train- n Amanda A. Trosclair (R) ing area) n Angelina Valuri (R) n Mandeville, 21490 Koop Drive, Council Chambers, District Judge, District 22, first building on the left Division H The following candidates n Whitney Germany (R) qualified for the Nov. 3 elec- n Luke Lancaster (R) tions. Some races included on this list will be voted on District Judge, District 22, only by a portion of St. TamDivision I many residents (such as n Michael Cochran (R) School Board, municipal races, etc.) while others (U.S. District Judge, District 22, senator and representative, sheriff, seats on the 22nd Ju- Division J dicial District bench) will be n * Ellen Creel (R) open to all registered voters District Judge, District 22, in the parish. In addition to the offices Division K on the Nov. 3 ballot, a total n * Patrice W. “Patti” Oppenof 10 Louisiana state consti- heim (R) tutional amendments are to be decided that day, as well District Judge, District 22, as a proposed fee renewal Division L of a Slidell-area drainage n * Dawn Amacker (R) district.

ALL QUALIFIERS * – Incumbent

District Attorney, District 22

n * Collin Sims (R)

Sheriff, St. Tammany Parish

U.S. Senator

n Robert Hodges (R)

n “Jamie” Davis (D)

n Scott Illing (R)

n Julia Letlow (R)

n David Maki (NP)

U.S. Representative

n Randall Arrington (R) n E. “Liddy” Glass (NP) n Lauren Jewitt (D) n * Steve Scalise (R)

Associate Justice Supreme Court, District 1

n * William “Billy” Burris (R)

Public Service Commissioner, District 1

n Stephanie Hilferty (R)

n Christopher “Chris” Justin

(NP)

n Connie Norris (D)

State BESE Board, District 1

n * “Joseph” Cao (R)

n Angela Hershey (D)

District Judge, District 22, Division A

n * Alan Black (R)

District Judge, District 22, Division B

n * Tara Zeller (R)

District Judge, District 22, Division C

n Blair Alford (R)

District Judge, District 22, Division D

n * John Keller (R)

District Judge, District 22, Division E

n Michele Moore Echols (R) n Cameron Mary (R)

n Daniel Seuzeneau (R)

City Court Judge, East St. Tammany

n D’Andrea McMooain Chat-

man (D)

n Tammy M. Nick (R) n Tracey Turgeau Powell (R)

City Marshal Court, East St. Tammany

n John Gallaher (R) n Kevin O’Neill (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 1

n Geoffrey “Geoff” Hingle (R) n Brandi Lopez (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 2

n * Roslyn H. Hanson (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 3

n * Adaline Villneurve Ruther-

ford (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 4

n * Kalinda Fauntleroy (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 5

n Miranda Buras (D)

n * Charles Brandon Harrell

(R) n Tammy Harwell Penton (R)

n “Ben” Banchs (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 8

n * “Mike” Peterson (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 9

n Reid Mahne (R)

n Samantha Ronquille (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 10

n Nicolle Balser (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 11

n Pamela Hotard (R)

n Jesse “Bert” Stephens (R)

(TWO TO BE ELECTED) n * “Greg” Galloway (R) n * John Thomas Mathies III

(R) n Samuel Lee Provost (R)

Constable, Ward 3

(TWO TO BE ELECTED) n * Richard Ewing Moore Jr.

(R)

n * “Rick” Moore (R)

Constable, Ward 4

(TWO TO BE ELECTED) n Jared M. Schmidt (R) n * Jonathan Witman (R) n * Natalie Russo Witman (R)

Constable, Ward 5

n John d’Hemecourt (R) n Stewart “ManyLightnings”

Eastman (Other)

n Sheldon Kerr (R) n Robert “Bob” Krieger (NP) n John Preble (R) n Angela Whitehead (R) n John Zimek (R)

Aldermen, Pearl River

(FIVE TO BE ELECTED) n “Tim” Bennett (R) n Mathieu “Matt” Daigle (R) n * Kristy Franatovich (R) n Kory Kingston (NP) n Maria Lee (R) n John Masson (R) n * “Tim” Moray (R) n Dustin Shaffer (R)

Aldermen, Folsom

(THREE TO BE ELECTED)

St. Tammany School Board, District 12

n * Todd Kraft (R)

n * Shawn Dillon (R) n * DeAnna Richardson Mingo

n Heath Panks (R)

Constable, Ward 6

n * “Jimmy” Howell (R)

n * Michelle Hirstius (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 13

n * James Braud (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 14

n Scott Allen Polk (R)

Constable, Ward 7

n * “Greg” Chabreck (R) n Adam C. Jacks (R)

Constable, Ward 8

n Ronald Randolph (D)

n Floyd Trascher (R)

St. Tammany School Board, District 15

Constable, Ward 10

n * Michelle Rufﬁno Gallaher

(R)

(TWO TO BE ELECTED) n * Byron Armand (R) n Curtis Conerly (R)

Justice of the Peace, Ward 1 Lakeshore Villages Community Development Supervisor, Division A

(TWO TO BE ELECTED) n * “Pete” Lalanne (R) n * Amy Murphree (R)

ROBERT FECANIN JR. (R)

Justice of the Peace, Ward 2 Lakeshore Villages Community Development Supervisor, Division B

(TWO TO BE ELECTED) n * “Tim” Garlick (R) n Terry Sharp (R)

NO CANDIDATES

Justice of the Peace, Ward 3 Lakeshore Villages Community Development SuperviJustice of the Peace, Ward 4 nsor, Division C

n * Connie Moore (R)

(TWO TO BE ELECTED) n Carlie Bloxom (NP) n * Susan Tingstrom Leonard (R) n * “Anne” Thompson (R) n Brett Tribou (R)

*Charlyn Flanagan (D)

Lakeshore Villages Community Development Supervisor, Division D NO CANDIDATES

Justice of the Peace, Ward 5 Lakeshore Villages Community Development Supervin James “Pee-Wee” Kahl (NP) sor, Division E Justice of the Peace, Ward 6 n * Anthony Caruso (R) n Rebecca “Becky” Crawford

(R)

Mayor, Abita Springs

n * Lisa Munday Polk (R)

n Stephen Duncan Saussy

Justice of the Peace, Ward 7

n Sandra Slifer (NP)

n * Shannon Bordelon (NP) n Staci Sidhu Wright (D)

Justice of the Peace, Ward 8

n * Michael Tassin (R)

Justice of the Peace, Ward 10 (TWO TO BE ELECTED)

Jr. (R)

Mayor, Pearl River

n Virgil R. Phillips (NP) n Cheryl Schultheis (R)

Mayor, Folsom

n * Lance Willie (R)

Chief of Police, Pearl River

n Steven Ball (R)

n * Clayton Borne (R)

n John Polk (R)

n * Rebecca Hill (D)

St. Tammany School Board, District 6

n Patricia Kennedy Richards

n Erin Oramous (R)

(TWO TO BE ELECTED)

n * Amanda Reed Martin (R)

schalk (R) n * Blake Pennington (R)

(R)

Aldermen, Abita Springs

Constable, Ward 1

n Carl A. Bayhi (R)

(FIVE TO BE ELECTED)

n * E.J. Boudreaux (R)

n * George W. Garrett (D)

(NP) COUNCILMAN, COVINGTON, DISTRICT A n Maisha Harrell-Bijou (D) n Pamala McKay (D) n Alva Drionne Smith (D)

Proposition, St. Tammany Parish Drainage District No. 4

(RENEWAL OF EXISTING MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION TAX, FOR THE KINGSPOINT, FOXHOLLOW, PINEHURST, OAK PLAIN AND SPRINGHILL NEIGHBORHOODS IN THE SLIDELL AREA.) Shall Drainage District No. 4 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to renew the existing $253 maintenance and operation tax on each landowner of record within the District in the amount of $253 for each 10,000 square feet of each lot and parcel owned, beginning with the year 2028, and ending with the year 2032, subject to renewal for ﬁve year terms by special election, reasonably expected to generate approximately $300,017 annually, to maintain the levee system, pumping station, pumps, holding ponds, construction of pumping stations, acquisition of land therefor, and other matters related thereto, in addition to the operation of the District including cost of the pumping station operation staff, salaries of ofﬁce staff, utilities and fuels, purchase of equipment necessary for the maintenance or operation of the District, contract services, insurance, personnel, and other matters related thereto or called for by law?

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Proposed Amendment No. 1

Do you support an amendment to allow the surviving spouse of a deceased veteran with a service-connected disability, who receives the additional property tax exemption, to make a one-time transfer of the additional property tax exemption to a subsequent qualifying property? (Effective Jan. 1, 2027).

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million budget in 2027. A quarter-cent sales tax on the voters’ docket for December could add an additional $15 million to $20 million, which would be directed for use in the justice system. “The conditions of our jail right now is deplorable,” Seuzeneau said. “It needs to be fixed … because citizens are tired of this parish and the sheriff fighting over who should do what. The bottom line is it needs to be fixed, not only for the inmates, but for the deputies who work in that environment.” Meanwhile, Hodges said he would use the hypothetical money for “more enhanced training, ensuring you retain the deputies in the jail,” and Maki concurred that he would use a majority of the money for added training. Illing said: “Our philosophy is money goes into personnel first and for operational (matters) second.” Jim Derry can be reached via email at jderry@ theadvocate.com.

Proposed Amendment No. 2

Do you support an amendment to allow a local taxing authority to continue to levy a lower millage rate without losing its ability to adjust to the maximum authorized millage rate from a prior year’s reassessment? (Effective Jan. 1, 2027).

Proposed Amendment No. 3

Do you support an amendment to prohibit a defendant from being released on any post-conviction bail if the defendant is convicted of an aggravated offense against a minor child?

Proposed Amendment No. 4

Do you support an amendment to prohibit a person who has served more than one and one-half terms as governor from being elected as governor for any future term?

Proposed Amendment No. 5

Do you support an amendment to authorize a state retirement system to apply any nonrecurring state monies it receives to any of its unfunded accrued liability rather than requiring application to its oldest unfunded accrued liability?

Proposed Amendment No. 6

Do you support an amendment to authorize parishes and municipalities to extend an additional property tax exemption for property subject to the homestead exemption that is owned and occupied by a person who is at least 65 years of age and who qualiﬁes for the special assessment level? (Effective Jan. 1, 2028).

Proposed Amendment No. 7

Do you support an amendment to allow for the use of public funds by a political subdivision for the purpose of identifying, inventorying, removing or replacing drinking water utility service lines made of or affected by materials as speciﬁed or prescribed by the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements of the United States Environmental Protection Agency?

Proposed Amendment No. 8

Do you support an amendment to prohibit expropriation of property by a foreign adversary or an agent of a foreign adversary?

Proposed Amendment No. 9

Do you support an amendment to increase the maximum amount of income a person may receive and still qualify for the special assessment level for residential property receiving the homestead exemption? (Effective Jan. 1, 2027).

Proposed Amendment No. 10

Do you support an amendment to allow property tax exemptions for blighted or derelict properties that have been rehabilitated, and to require the legislature to enact laws providing for administration of these exemptions? (Effective Jan. 1, 2027).

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Continued from page 1A possible. The school system’s chief financial officer, Terri Prevost, read a seven-minute statement explaining “everything is on hold” until a superintendent is named. “We have a simple, but very critical responsibility, and that is to ensure that our school system can legally operate moving forward,” Reed Martin said. “Without a CEO in place, certain operations would come to a halt. That would hurt our system, and it deﬁnitely is not what’s best for our students.” Many board members asked direct questions of Alfonso, and Hirstius went back and forth with him and the school board’s attorney, Paul Harrison, for 25 minutes. “Are we appointing an interim superintendent, or are we effectively clearing a pathway for the interim to become the permanent superintendent?” Hirstius asked. Alfonso responded: “If I don’t do a good job as interim, don’t hire me. It’s as simple as that.”

STAFF PHOTO BY JIM DERRY

Retired Fontainebleau High Principal Johnny Vitrano speaks at an Oct. 5 St. Tammany Parish School Board meeting in support of Steve Alfonso, who was named interim superintendent by an 11-2 vote. Meanwhile, some on the school board said they felt left in the dark — both throughout the months-long situation at Lyon and the quick call for Oct. 5 special

meeting to vote on Alfonso with no other options. Alfonso, 53, will lead the district for the remainder of the school year, which runs through May 26,

2027. His salary will be discussed at an executive session following the board’s committee meetings Oct. 8 in Covington, and it is expected to be slightly less than the

Covington residents accused of raising money for Hamas, defrauding Medicaid Staff report Federal authorities arrested two St. Tammany brothers accused of using social media to collect tens of thousands of dollars for Hamas, the Palestinian militant group responsible for the October, 2023 attack on Israel, according to newly unsealed documents. And in separate case in a different jurisdiction, the two men and more family members were arrested in a state beneﬁts fraud scheme. Recently unsealed records in the federal courthouse on Poydras Street in New Orleans revealed that Covington brothers Omar and Abdel Adhami were arrested in September on a sealed complaint following a joint investigation by the FBI and the New York Police Department. Snapchat, Instagram and WhatsApp records the FBI obtained allegedly show the men used those social media sites to solicit more than $80,000 from followers, often through posts accompanied by pro-Hamas imagery. In Louisiana, Abdel Adhami faces counts of providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization, wire fraud and money laundering. Omar Adhami is charged with providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization and wire fraud. More recently, on Oct 7, in a separate investigation, the brothers and three more of their Covington family

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members, including their wives and another Adhami brother, were arrested on defrauding the Louisiana Medicaid Program of more than $224,000 by allegedly underreporting their income in order to receive Medicaid benefits, according to the office of Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill in Baton Rouge. Medicaid is a taxpayerfunded program that provides free and low-cost medical coverage to certain groups of people who meet specific guidelines, including significantly low incomes. On Sept. 15, all five were arrested and booked at the St. Tammany Parish Jail. In addition to the brothers, those arrested included Iman H D Srour, Amani Abu Zenah and Mohammad I. Adhami. All five are in their 20s and 30s. These arrests were the result of a joint investigation involving the Louisiana

Bureau of Investigation, the FBI, St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office, Hammond Police Department, Mandeville Police Department and Louisiana State Police. St. Tammany Parish District Attorney Collin Sims will prosecute the state charges of felony theft and government benefits fraud. Meanwhile, allegations that the two brothers were part of a larger, ongoing plot to raise, transmit and conceal money being sent to Gaza were included in criminal complaints drafted by FBI counterterrorism agents and will be prosecuted at the federal level, although court records say their actions allegedly took place in St. Tammany Parish. They appear to have drawn law enforcement scrutiny when Abdel Adhami, the elder of the two, messaged an undercover NYPD detective last fall and tried coaxing the officer to bring cash to Louisiana, according to the

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court record. Between November 2023 and February of this year, the FBI says Abdel Adhami sent about $80,000 to people close to Saleem Alzaq, his alleged handler, in the Gaza Strip. He primarily used PayPal to send the money, court records show, after soliciting the money from users on Instagram and other social media platforms. Omar Adhami is accused of sending about $6,000 to associates of Alzaq in the same period, the records show. Defense attorneys for the brothers could not immediately be reached. Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have charged Alzaq in the indictment with raising a total of nearly $1.75 million for Hamas over several years.

$257,000 Jabbia was making at the time of his retirement. When his term is up, he will have the opportunity to be a candidate as the next full-term superintendent if he so chooses. Alfonso came to the St. Tammany school system from Archbishop Rummel High School, where he worked as a teacher and head basketball coach for seven years until 2008. He held similar roles when he ﬁrst moved to the northshore – both at Fontainebleau and Lakeshore High schools. In 2012, Alfonso became an assistant principal at Northshore High under then-principal Mike Peterson, who now serves on the school board. He became the head of administration and human resources in 2018 and became an assistant superintendent in 2022. “My focus is bringing our staff together, supporting our schools, listening and carefully considering the public’s concerns, and doing what’s best for our kids,” Alfonso said. “I know there are people who have concerns about me and the direction of this school system. I will listen to my critics and work hard to address those concerns.”

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St. Paul’s Brass Band blows some tunes for the Night Out crowd at the Covington Trailhead.

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Mandeville council gets look at new police headquarters BY KIM CHATELAIN Contributing writer

Architectural drawings for a new $8 million Mandeville police headquarters building were presented to the City Council on Oct. 8, and the immediate reviews were very positive. John Kleinschmidt, of New Orleans-based Waggonner & Ball Architects, led a presentation on the project to replace Mandeville’s dilapidated police station, which was put into operation in 1983. City officials said the building, located adjacent to City Hall at 1870 U.S. 190, is structurally unsound and not safe for police to occupy during storms and other emergencies. It has undergone several structural changes over the years and

has become a maintenance nightmare. Plans call for rebuilding the new station on the existing footprint. Part of the old structure will remain and be used for storage, but a completely new, more modern structure will dominate the project. If all goes as planned, construction of the new station will begin in February 2027 and take 18 months to complete, meaning the building could be in operation by August 2028. Kleinschmidt said the existing police station will remain in operation throughout the construction process. Council member Jason Zuckerman, a professional architect who got his first look at the drawings at the meeting, said he was im-

pressed with the building design. “I think the aesthetic is wonderful,” Zuckerman said. “It’s really a nice presentation. It’s very, very nicely done.” Council member Jill Lang concurred. “This is a great improvement,” she said. “Much needed.” Mayor Clay Madden said the state will provide 75% — about $6 million — of the project’s cost; the city will pony up another approximate $2 million. The new police headquarters will feature larger training and evidence rooms, a secure prisoner transport portal and modern, stormresistant construction. It will also provide space for the police department’s dispatch and investigations

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Coroner wants more public awareness of suicide danger, prevention BY SUZIE HUNTER Contributing writer

St. Tammany Parish Coroner Dr. Christopher Tape is concerned with the increase in the number of suicide deaths this year, which already surpasses all of last year. At 41 self-inflicted deaths as of Sept. 1, the number of 2026 suicides has already exceeded the 2025 total and is just three short of the 44 suicides that occurred in St. Tammany Parish in 2024. Tape cannot point to just one issue fueling the suicide death spike, although he believes economic pressures do play a part. “St. Tammany is one of the most affluent parishes, and it also has one of the highest rates of mental health crisis. Along with issues including divorce and health problems, such as cancer diagnoses, financial pressures can make people feel despondent and hopeless,” Tape said. The coroner wants to remind the public there are many ways people contemplating taking their own life can get help. “In imminent cases, 911 is available to everyone. Our office responds to calls to (985) 781-1150 around the clock. There is also the national Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 and the Crisis Text Line at 741-741 for those people who just need to talk. The hotlines are anonymous and free of charge,” Tape said. He stresses that many people in crisis can benefit from a break in their thinking process, either by talking to a friend or doing something physical, as simple as taking a walk. “People think they are the only ones with these thoughts. We have to break the stigma of talking about mental health issues,” he said. “A change of scenery can also reset a person’s thoughts and show them a better way forward.” According to Tape, there is a promising study involving people who went to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco with the purpose of jumping off. For the people who met resistance, whether it was traffic or a safety barrier fence, more than 90 percent of the people who couldn’t easily jump, after having to take a pause and retreat, said they were glad it didn’t happen and wouldn’t try again. “Studies have shown that many suicide attempts are spontaneous, and for people who meet resistance in completing the act, that pause is enough for them to

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see that ending their life is not the answer,” Tape said. A majority of the parish’s suicide cases involved selfinflicted gunshots. Free trigger locks are available from the coroner’s office. “These devices can be a barrier to someone in crisis. It slows them down and can give them a chance to think,” Tape said. NAMI Southeast Louisiana and Florida Parishes Human Services Authority recently attended a firearm show at the Castine Center in Mandeville and provided free gunlocks and resources to guests, according to Monique Gregoire, NAMI SELA Community Outreach and Policy Coordinator. “We are identifying opportunities to have increased access to audiences most likely impacted by potential suicides,” Gregoire said. Help is also available for people who are concerned a person they know may be contemplating taking their own life. “Anyone can call one of the hotlines for help or just for advice,” Tape said. “We encourage anyone who is concerned about someone considering suicide not to hesitate but to reach out for help or guidance,” Tape said. Along with information, Tape says there’s an option for individuals in acute danger. “An OPC, or order of protective custody, is available if someone is in acute crisis and is a physical threat to themselves or someone else. You can call the coroner’s office and make a request any time, 24/7,” Tape said. The person would be brought to a hospital for evaluation and if needed, would be committed for a period of time for treatment. “The important message is there is help available for anyone who needs it if only they will reach for it,” Tape said.

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This year’s medal winners and some of their guides in the Slidell Elks Lodge No. 2321 youth fishing rodeo included front row from left, James Walker and Stella Bopp; second row from left, Bowen Roques, Breaux Thibodeaux and Simka Brinson; and back row, Elk Randy Bergeron, volunteer/co-chair Cathy Neight and Elk Don Baye.

Elks youth ﬁshing rodeo remembers Charlesray Neight ray Neight, the youth chairman who recently passed This year’s annual youth away after he and wife, ﬁshing rodeo by Slidell Elks Cathy, co-chaired all of the Lodge No. 2321 was dedicat- youth programs for years. There were 55 particied to the memory of CharlesStaff writer

pants, plus family members and Elks in the recent rodeo. Each young angler fished with a cane pole. After being treated to hamburgers, hot dogs and sno-balls, medals

were awarded to winners of the first fish caught, the most fish caught and the biggest fish. At the end of the rodeo, each child was given a rod and reel to take home.

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Mandeville tradition for more than four decades, returned to the grounds of Our Lady of the Lake Church and School on the weekend of Oct. 9 to 11 with a card full of well-known bands, plenty of food, and lots of amusements, from a wine tasting and bingo to inﬂatables, magic shows and story time with local authors. In addition to all of that, weather permitting, three days of music opened Friday with Four Unplugged, included Christian Serpas & Steve Blaze and headliner Marc

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Our Lady of the Lake students do their part to help get the three-day festival started in Mandeville over the Oct. 9-11 weekend.

Broussard on Saturday before closing out with electronic Frog in Space and Flow Tribe on Sunday.

Lane and Reed Lamonte put some serious thought into their coloring at a festival art table.

The Rev. Doug Busch gives a prayer to open Festival of the Lake on the grounds of Our Lady of the Lake Church and School in Mandeville.

Cameron and Phoebe Ferret get up close and personal with a friendly snake.

Salary set for St. Tammany schools’ interim superintendent BY JIM DERRY Staff writer

The St. Tammany Parish School Board has finalized the contract for Interim Superintendent Steve Alfonso and will pay him the same salary as his predecessor, Frank Jabbia, who retired Sept. 30. The pay decision came during an Oct. 8 executive session at the CJ Schoen Administrative Complex in Covington following a set of committee meetings that lasted for three hours. His total salary comes out to an annual rate of $257,335, which will roughly equal $182,000 through the June 30, 2027, end of Alfonso’s term as interim chief. It averages just shy of $5,000 per week. “Mr. Alfonso is stepping up to face many challenges, and the board has complete confidence that his executive and managerial leadership will successfully guide our district through this period,” School Board President Amanda Reed Martin

said. “Because of the extensive scope of this work, the board believes it is entirely equitable that he receives the salary and benefits associated with these heavy responsibilities.” Alfonso was approved as interim superintendent by a vote of 11-2 at a special meeting on Oct. 5, having served as the top assistant superintendent to Jabbia for the past four years. But the board delayed making a decision on his salary until later in the week. At the Oct. 8 meeting, he sat in his regular spot in front of the dais with his staff, instead of sitting in the center of school board members, as did Jabbia and previous superintendents. Along with his new duties running the district, he will continue on with parts of his old job until he can “shufﬂe things around a bit.” “It has been a great transition thus far,” Alfonso said. “Our team members all are onboard, and the feedback has been very positive.” The public-comment sec-

tion of the meeting included a number of emotional statements, and included a threeminute prepared speech from M.K. Jabbia, the daughter of the former superintendent, who said her father had been constantly targeted by critics online. “Thank you for finally freeing my dad from the chokehold this job had become,” Jabbia said. “I hope no one here has to see their father or parent endure this type of online harassment.” Some of the regular public speakers who had been aiming their frustrations at Jabbia have now shifted their aim onto the board and Alfonso. David Marek has been a consistent critic of the school system throughout the controversy surrounding the handling of the situation at Lyon Elementary, in which two former school administrators pleaded guilty to failure to report child abuse. He questioned why the board didn’t consider other candidates for the interim role.

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“Y’all didn’t put up any candidates beside him; y’all already knew,” Mared said. “Why didn’t y’all just say, ‘Let’s skip the vote. This is who we’re putting in?’ ” In his first week on the job, Alfonso said he already has reached out to “recon-

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Sunny McDaniel is a member of the board of trustees for the St. Tammany Hospital Foundation and works to expand inclusivity at hospital events.

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Autism advocate Sunny McDaniels brings inclusivity to Monster Mash MONSTER MASH

BY JESSICA SAGGIO Contributing writer

For months, volunteer Sunny McDaniel has been meticulously preparing every detail of the Sully Sensory Pavilion at the annual Monster Mash Halloween celebration. From kiddie pools filled with dried corn kernels to slime stations designed to accommodate all levels of communication, each activity in this corner of the popular children’s event has been diligently researched. The idea is, it’s a place that is inclusive to all children, she said, and especially those who are on the autism spectrum. But it’s also a place where fun turns into development. Where slime making turns into an exercise in communication, or digging in corn kernels develops fine motor or social skills. And McDaniel, who is a nurse practitioner and member of the St. Tammany Health Foundation board, has thought out each activity — not only as an act of love for her son, Sullivan, who is the pavilion’s namesake, but an act of service to her community. “It’s all about the method to the madness,” she said. “There is evidencebased research that sensory play can build a lot of parts of your nervous system.” The Monster Mash is a kid-centric trick-or-treating festival hosted by the hospital foundation and will take place at Bogue Falaya Park in Covington Oct. 17. It runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and cost of admission is $15 for children, if purchased in advance, or $20 at the gate. Adults are $5. Proceeds benefit the STHS Parenting Center. Inside the event, a trick-or-treat village will line the park, while activities, carnival rides, games, music and cookie decorating highlight the afternoon. There will be some children that may need a reprieve from the party, said McDaniel, explaining that those on the

WHAT: Halloween-themed festival for kids offering trick-or-treating, carnival rides, music games and more. WHERE: Bogue Falaya Park, 213 Park Drive, Covington. WHEN: Oct. 17, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. COST: $15 for children, if purchased in advance, $20 at the gate. $5 for adults. WEBSITE: dothemash.org. autism spectrum juggle a different set of challenges when at an event. The sensory pavilion is a safe place for them to both feel included or even to just take a break. It features activities, a quiet space to watch a low-stimulating cartoon movie, photo opportunities and other Halloween-themed experiences. McDaniel has been hosting this pavilion the past three years. And McDaniel understands the need for this type of space well, not only as a professional autism specialist, but also as a mother. Her 13-year-old son has had to navigate the challenges of being on the spectrum, giving her a unique perspective on what does and does not work. While Sullivan no longer needs accommodations, his mother knows having inclusive events that encourage those on the spectrum to participate are vital. Research shows that when a community rallies, its members on the spectrum thrive, she said. “It is not an intellectual disorder,” McDaniel explained. “ … When you isolate and you put people in a box, you smother them and their lights dim, and they don’t ever see their full potential because they don’t follow the same path as everybody else.” Advocating for her son was always her inspiration, she said, but now it goes beyond that. It’s about her community. “I have to create those resources if they don’t exist,” said McDaniel, who

Sunny McDaniel with son Sullivan, who has inspired her efforts to make hospital visits and events more friendly to those on the autism spectrum. practices at Strawberry Patch Pediatrics. “He’s taught me so much, but he’s allowed me to help other families who are going through the same thing. So I stay up studying and understanding the data so I can advocate when I need to.” McDaniel said from a clinical standpoint, it’s not just about today when it comes to those on the spectrum. It’s about developing them into members of society who can thrive 50, 60 or 70 years later on their own. “My biggest worry is what happens when I’m not in this world,” McDaniel said, echoing the concerns of many parents who are in her shoes. “I worry about when my son is 70 years old and needs to go down to the hospital, and is he going to be taken care of and taken

care of with dignity.” This is why as a medical professional she designed sensory bags for autistic patients to better navigate their doctor visits. Her reach goes beyond the Monster Mash and has impacted the hospital system as a whole. “She has chosen to champion the needs of patients with autism by working to not only create, but fundraise for programs that continuously improve how St. Tammany Health System cares for these patients,” said Nicole Suhre, executive director at the St. Tammany Health Foundation. “But she doesn’t just focus on what’s happening within the walls of our locations, she takes her show on the road! Monster Mash is the perfect example.”

St. Joseph’s Seminary College celebrates 135 years of priestly formation BY KADEE KRIEGER Contributing writer

Patrons of the upcoming Deo Gratias gala, the annual fundraiser for St. Joseph Seminary College, will honor in a whimsical way the memory of a beloved former monk while supporting the education and formation of future priests. The Deo Gratias Gala, “Under the Stars,” will celebrate 135 years of priestly formation on Oct. 24 on the St. Joseph Seminary College campus. During the event’s exclusive patron party at 5 p.m., guests can enjoy a specialty cocktail in memory of the Rev. Peter Hammett, the former senior member of the Abbey’s monastic community. Patrons will be offered Hammett’s favorite cocktail, the sidecar, created in about 1918, most likely in the Paris Ritz bar — though the origins are still disputed between Paris and London barkeeps. But there’s no disputing that the Deo Gratias Gala begins at 7 p.m., and all guests are also invited to attend, along with St. Joseph Abbey monks, the 6 p.m. vespers, a solemn and sacred prayer service in the historic abbey church. The service displays a small piece of the Benedictine tradition the abbey monks live out daily, said marketing and communication manager Emily Rowell Lechleiter. Proceeds from the event support the Seminary College’s operating fund, helping sustain the education and formation of future priests. Longtime Deo Gratias patron and Covington resident Anne Simpson said

discernment and vetting process through his diocese and must be approved before being accepted to attend the Seminary College. While tuition provides an important source of revenue, it does not cover the full cost of educating and forming the seminarians or the overall cost of operating the Seminary College, Lechleiter said. “The proceeds from Deo Gratias help bridge the gap between tuition revenue and the actual cost of providing this education and formation,” she said. In addition to the cocktail in honor of Hammett, the patron party will feature hand-passed appetizers and the opportunity to view the hand-painted art by the Dutch artist and Benedictine monk Dom Gregory de Wit in the monastic refectory, a dining space typically reserved for the monks. Many art critics believe de Wit created what would become his magnum opus there on the murals in the church and refectory of St. Joseph Abbey between 1946 and 1955. The gala from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. will also PROVIDED PHOTO BY ST. JOSEPH ABBEY & SEMINARY COLLEGE feature a catered dinner by Bonnano’s Catering, three full bars and live music by One view of the St. Joseph Abbey and Seminary College grounds. Four Unplugged. Guests may also particitheir vocation and preparing for priestshe appreciates that the event provides pate in a silent auction featuring one-ofsupport for the largest undergraduate a-kind artwork, signed St.s and Pelicans hood. seminary in the country. memorabilia and unique experiences. “The funds raised at Deo Gratias are “Right here in our backyard, we have a The evening will conclude with a jewelry essential to helping young men answer tremendous opportunity to support the ed- God’s call to serve the church. Deo Gratirafﬂe featuring a piece donated by Bouucation for the church’s future,” she said. as gives our local community an opportudreaux’s Jewelers. The Rev. Maurice Moon, vice-rector and Tickets start at $150 and can be purnity to support them in their calling while dean of students, said that as an alumnus strengthening the church as a whole,” he chased at www.saintjosephabbey.com/deo. of St. Joseph’s, he knows the importance said. For information, visit www.saintjoseph of the event to the young men discerning Each seminarian undergoes a thorough abbey.com/.

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Kimberly Hill is hardworking Milkshaker sister and queen BY TAMMY NUNEZ Contributing writer

PHOTO BY LISA VON EBERSTEIN

The Krewe of Bogue Falaya’s first royal, 2027 King Adam Acquistapace, center, is flanked by krewe Captain Larry Rolling, right, and Co-Captain Amy Tucker.

Covington businessman named krewe’s ﬁrst king KREWE OF BOGUE FALAYA EVENTS

BY LISA VON EBERSTEIN Contributing writer

The Krewe of Bogue Falaya in Covington has its first king. Adam Acquistapace, of the familyowned Acquistapace’s Wine, Cheese & Markets, was named king at the krewe’s 2027 Royalty Announcement event Oct. 4 at the Southern Hotel in Covington. The krewe has named grand marshals in previous years but never a monarch. Acquistapace is the first. For him, the honor closes a loop that started on a downtown sidewalk. “As a kid growing up here,” Acquistapace said, “we would go to the parades on Mardi Gras Day in front of the store. And as a little kid, they were exciting. I never, in a million years, dreamed that the parades would be like they are. It is truly a destination.” Krewe captain Larry Rolling said Acquistapace is representative of what the krewe looks for in its honorees. “The Krewe of Bogue Falaya takes great pride in how we pick our royalty. This individual enriches our community — by involvement, achievements and continuous generosity to our community,” Rolling said. The Acquistapace family, with roots as family grocers as far back as 1860 in New Orleans’ Bywater, first established themselves in Covington in 1963 and have expanded ever since. Another landmark for the Krewe

POSTER REVEAL HAPPY HOUR: Meet inaugural poster artist Katie Rose McConnell Nov. 12, 4:30 to 6 p.m., American Bank, 1819 N. Columbia St., Covington; for more information, call (985) 898-0206. MARDI GRAS MASQUERADE BALL: Jan. 23 at 8 p.m. at The River Mill Center in Coquille Park, 13505 La. 1085, Covington LUNDI GRAS SECOND-LINE: Feb. 8, 4 p.m., Bogue Falaya Park MARDI GRAS DAY PARADE: Feb. 9 following the 10 a.m. parade in downtown Covington; for information, visit kreweofboguefalaya.com of Bogue Falaya is its ﬁrst poster art. Katie Rose McConnell, of Covington, was introduced as the inaugural artist during the announcement event. She is currently creating the poster that will be revealed Nov. 12, and its details will be a surprise. “It’s inspired by the history of the krewe,” McConnell said. “I want to bring in all of the elements of the Krewe of Bogue Falaya and what makes it so special and different.” During the event, Rolling gave credit to the krewe’s ofﬁcers for the community spirit of the organization. “We try to make this the best Carnival experience on the northshore by far,” he said.

Long before Kimberly Hill was sashed and crowned 2027 Milk Queen last September at the eighth annual Polka Dots & Pearls Ball and Charity Auction, Hill’s focus was on fundraising. The effort predated her even joining the local Mande Milkshakers, a women’s marching and dancing group with a serious charitable bent, in the summer of 2021. Still, the night of the ‘27 ball felt magical to Hill. “It was just so incredible to know that ... together we all put our hearts into this and just made an incredible impact,” she said. It was amazing — even to those who did it — to hear that their group had raised $32,000 for Family REACH Alliance, which helps people achieve financial stability to move away from homelessness or housing instability. “That $32,000 amount announced floored everyone,” Mande Milkshaker Lt. Debbie Graham said. “Then, to hear that Kimberly alone raised over $13K was not only exciting for us and for her, but the thought that we were able to give this money to Family REACH Alliance made us realize the impact and importance of what we do. “Kimberly has a gift for fundraising and always goes above and beyond when it comes to obtaining sponsorships,” Graham said. Yes, the crown definitely sits comfortably on Hill’s head. Fundraising is literally her job. She is executive director of the Brain Injury Association of Louisiana, a statewide nonprofit that helps people who have been impacted by brain and spinal cord injury. It’s a personal mission sparked by one of the scariest moments in Hill’s life. After working in the brain injury rehabilitation field for years, Hill got a call 11 years ago from a friend of her son, Reagan. The call made her world freeze. Reagan, then a lanky 6-foot-2 inch 15-year old, dove into a neighborhood pool and was traumatically injured. He was face down in the pool, paralyzed and unable to turn over. His friends had jumped into action and summoned help. One with some first aid training stabilized Reagan’s neck while he was turned over in the water while waiting for the ambulance to arrive. Hill and her husband, Keith, raced to the hospital. “He was initially paralyzed from the neck down,” she remembers. “But through the incredible medical team, prayers and by the grace of God, he walked out of Children’s Hospital three months later. That recovery is not typical for someone with a spinal cord injury. I know, I mean, I’m actually at an event right now with the United Spinal Association of Louisiana. … I know how different our lives could be. That’s was not typical; that recovery (was) not typical, and so running this organization is so much more than just giving back to the community and

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Professional fundraiser Kimberly Hill was crowned the 2027 Milk Queen last September at the eighth annual Polka Dots & Pearls Ball and Charity Auction.

wanting to make a difference. It’s also showing my gratitude and gratefulness for the fact that he had such a positive outcome.” The same grateful heart eager to spearhead positive change also led her to join the Mande Milkshakers. “I joined it because I was always very active with my two boys when they were growing up, you know, room mom, soccer mom, all the (mom) things while also working,” she said. “Then, I was becoming an empty nester, and I knew I needed to fill that time with something. And for me, it was really about finding something with purpose and giving back to the community while also having fun and being around people, being very social. When I saw the Mande Milkshakers in a parade, I was like, that looks like so much fun. They are having a blast. They look adorable.” That was a little over five years ago. This past year, she danced in every parade, including those times she had a sore throat, limited energy or other commitments. The feat made her one of five Milkshakers to earn an “Iron Mande” award. Now, Hill’s ready to lead the way into 2027 with the group. “Kimberly’s dedication to the Mande organization, our charity partners, and our community will make her a wonderful Milk Queen. We know she’ll wear the crown with class and heart and will use this as an opportunity to further our philanthropic efforts,” Milkshakers captain Melissa Serpas said.

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Russ Plyler attempts to connect with a ham radio operator using Ozone Amateur Radio Club equipment, while Ron Riviere, below, works on club equipment in Slidell.

Radio operators making connections at Hamfest Third Sunday at Christ Episcopal

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Ron Riviere shares the airwaves with a ham radio operator in Elk Horn, Wis.

Two-day event in Slidell offers info, equipment BY SUZIE HUNT

Contributing writer Inside a room at the Ozone Amateur Radio Club’s headquarters in Slidell, Ron Riviere sat in front of a bank of ham radios, turned one on, twisted a dial and listened. Almost immediately, a voice came through the speaker with the standard code for hello, “CQ, CQ, CQ,” and a series of numbers and letters, the man’s call sign. Riviere answered back with his own “WB5CXJ” and a simple greeting. The voice coming from the equipment belonged to a ham radio operator broadcasting from Elkhorn, Wisconsin. He was radioing as a POTA, or Parks in the Air, when operators put up temporary antennas in parks or public spaces and reach out to make contact with other operators across the country. After trading a few pleasantries, Riviere signed off and twisting a dial, went looking for another operator. Connections like these can be made across the world and even to the International Space Station. Most astronauts are ham radio operators, according to Riviere. “That’s what ham radio is all about. We get to talk to people across the country and all over the world,” he said. Riviere’s been a ham radio operator since the 1970s, when he and his late wife, Terry, learned about the hobby from a newspaper article and decided it was something they could do together. After she died in 2002, Riviere met and married Sharon. She, like her late husband, is a ham radio operator and a member of the Slidell club. She and Riviere have been talking over the airwaves together ever since. The Slidell club has more than 60 members and meets twice a month: one meeting for business and one as a social time. “We have a good time together, and we also serve a purpose during events like hurricanes and other disasters,” said club member Russ Plyler. He also serves as the St. Tammany Parish Emergency Radio Operator Coordinator. During times when the

HAMFEST WHAT: A gathering of ham radio operators and those interested in the hobby to exchange information and learn the latest news about equipment and other programs. WHERE: Slidell Auditorium, 2056 Second St. Olde Towne, Slidell WHEN: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday HOW MUCH: Entry fee is $10 (good for both days) and includes a raffle ticket; 12 years and under are free. EXTRAS: Information forums, vendors, flea market/swap meet and equipment door prizes MORE INFO: www.s5sla.net/ hamfest.htm or hamfest@ w5sla.net. parish’s Emergency Operations Centers are activated, club members are part of the communications team located in Slidell at the Slidell Airport Terminal and in the parish’s EOC on Koop Drive in Mandeville. “When cell service and internet go down, we can transmit using portable antennae and get information to where it needs to go,” said Plyler. The club maintains four repeater stations in Lacombe that serve the northshore and southshore with an approximate radius of 50 miles. Messages can be transmitted great distances through a network of repeater stations. During Hurricane Katrina, Riviere evacuated to northern Louisiana and worked in the Monroe EOC, providing a connection to operators in Slidell and helping to assist relief efforts in the city. The EOC’s ham radio equipment is checked monthly by club members to maintain service. They also work with area ﬁre and police departments to make sure their backup communications equipment is in working order at no charge.

The equipment There are two types of two-way radio services:

GMRS or General Mobile Radio Service and ham radio. GMRS systems are limited in what frequencies they can access and users do not require a license, according to Plyler. Ham radio operators have to pass a test to get a license and have greater reach through their equipment. “For many people, they start out with a GMRS system and then move up to becoming licensed ham radio operators,” Plyler said. “We’re seeing more young people in their 20s and 30s becoming interested in this. Our club is good at supporting and encouraging that interest,” Plyler said. The club hosts an annual Field Day where members see how many operators they can contact around the world in a 24-hour period. “That’s a lot of fun. We can throw out our call sign and be talking to someone anywhere from Picayune to Spain,” Riviere said. To support the club’s efforts, the members are hosting their annual Hamfest on Oct. 16 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Oct. 17 from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Slidell Auditorium, 2056 Second Ave. in Olde Towne Slidell. The admission ticket price of $10 is good for both days and children 12 and under are admitted free. There will be a speaker’s forum, a flea market for operators interested in buying and selling parts and a rafﬂe for new equipment, according to Plyler. Forum topics will include a National Weather Service Spotter Talk, POTA/Parks on the Air, and MeshCore, a newer, off-grid radio communications system. “It’s a great place to ﬁnd equipment and talk with other operators about what works well for them,” Plyler said. Riviere said it’s also a great place to put a face to a voice. “Hamfest is a good place to meet people face to face that you’ve been talking to over the radio,” he said. For more information about the Ozone Amateur Radio Club or Hamfest, contact the group by emailing hamfest@w5sla.net or www.w5sla.net/hamfest. htm.

The 36th season of the Third Sunday Concert Series, an outreach of Christ Episcopal Church, will continue Oct. 18 with selections by the Loyola Opera Workshop. Although the season’s opening concert was held in a secondary venue due to construction, that work is complete and the popular, long-running series has returned to its regular venue on the main church campus at 120 N. New Hampshire St. in downtown Covington. The Loyola Opera Workshop, established in 1954, continues to be an active academic and performance training program directed by Carol Rausch, who is also music director and chorus master for the New Orleans Opera Association. Members of the ensemble have the opportunity to perform in various roles with the opera as part of their training. The workshop ensemble also puts on a fully staged opera with orchestra each season, as well as piano-accompanied opera scene programs. Workshop students, along with Rausch, as their director and accompanist, will offer selections from operas and Broadway musicals at their Third Sunday performance. Highlights are expected to include excerpts from Mozart’s “Don Giovanni” and “The Marriage of Figaro,” the Act I duet from

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“Werther” by French composer Massenet, a rarely heard aria by Puccini, an aria from the opera Evangeline by Louisiana composer Keith Gates, and a favorite selection from Lerner and Loewe’s “Camelot.” The public is invited to the one-hour, admissionfree performances at 5 p.m. at Christ Episcopal. And as is tradition, following the music, there will be a reception on campus with light refreshments for the performing artists and audience members to meet, mix and mingle. The monthly concerts from September through May are offered at no cost through the support of the church congregation and the wider community. The program offers a variety of musical genres that change from monthly, but the performances always begin

WHO: New Orleans Opera Workshop WHAT: A one hour performance WHEN: Oct. 18; show 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.; doors open at 4:30 p.m. WHERE: Christ Episcopal Church, 120 S. New Hampshire St., Covington. HOW MUCH: No admission and open to the public. WHAT ELSE: Reception on church campus immediately after the concert for artists and audience members. MORE: Get additional information at (985) 8923177. at 5 p.m. Doors to the handicapped accessible church building open at 4:30 p.m. Other concerts scheduled for 2026-27 include harpist Patrice Foster and Arpa on Nov. 15; holiday selections by the Louisiana Brass, led by Erik Morales, on Dec. 20; classical pianist Diana Tracher on Jan. 17; New Orleans jazz by Oscar Rossignoli on Feb. 21; selections on ﬂute and piano by Sarah Schettler and Lillia Oliinyk on April 18; and Louisiana Blues by Chris Thomas King on May 16.

FUNDRAISERS SIP: Join the Northshore Humane Society fundraiser to enjoy Sips for Strays at Palmettos on the Bayou for a special evening featuring a curated dinner with wine pairings, live music, a silent auction and signature cocktails inspired by some of the shelter’s own residents. The bar opens at 5 p.m., with food and wine from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the 1901 Bayou Lane restaurant in Slidell. It’s a chance to sip, savor and help Northshore Humane save lives. Tickets are $125 per person; get them at northshorehuanesociety@nshumane.org/. Proceeds from the evening will support Northshore’s lifesaving mission to provide shelter, medical care and other essentials in order to give homeless animals another chance for safety and a forever home. GATOR TRAIL: Runners and supporters are getting ready to hit the Gator Trail 5K Trail Run in Lacombe — where they will “Leave the Pavement Behind” — to help fund student scholarships at Northshore Technical Community College. The event takes place Oct. 17 but advance registration closes Oct. 15, so get it done. There are several levels, including the Gator Gallop, the 5K and the 5K Trail Run for youth 1015. Get all details, times and the registration site by going to northshorecollege.edu/ advancement/gator-tail-5k/ CLAYS: The Clays for Kids Tournament in support of the Children’s Museum of St. Tammany will take place Oct. 23 at Covey Rise Lodge, 24009 Singing Waterfall Road, Husser, La., The course at the lodge will be set up to be fun for all skill levels, but some stations will challenge even the expert marksman. Shooting clays begins at 9 a.m.,

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The Sip for Strays event will help take care of pups such as these little terriers abandoned at 3 weeks old in a small box found alongside a road in Folsom. with lunch at 11:30 a.m., then awards at 12:30 p.m. The museum contact is Marlo Christensen at mchistensen@ mchristsensen@cmstkids.org or calling (985) 888-1555. Get more details, a rundown of costs and early registration at cmstkids.org/event/claysfor-kids-fundraiser/. MANIA TIME: Patrons and sponsors of the 35th Wooden Boat Festival in Madisonville will gather Oct. 16 to celebrate on the eve of the two-day festival along the

Tchefuncte River that will draw hundreds of boats and thousands of guests. The prefest “Maritime Mania” gala will be held from 7:30 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. in the Maritime Museum Louisiana at 133 Mabel Drive with live music by Supercharger; a pirate costume contest; silent auction; open bar; and delicacies from local restaurants. Guests 21 years and older can get individual tickets for $75, or couples for $125, at maritimemuseumlouisiana.org.

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DRACULA: For those who love howling Halloween Laughs, “Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors,” is a must-see at Slidell Little Theatre over two weekends, Oct. 16-25. This is a campy, fast-paced reimagining of Bram Stoker’s classic gothic novel. It’s 90 minutes of lightning-fast, laughout-loud, wit with cultural references. It’s PG 13, with some mature content. Ever wonder what would happen if you took Stoker’s legendary vampire tale and put it into a blender with Mel Brooks, Monty Python and “The 39 Steps?” This is what would happen. When Stoker’s lovely Mina falls ill with a mysterious disease of the blood, friend Lucy and her fiancé, Jonathan, enlist the help of famed female vampire hunter, Dr. Jean Van Helsing. Their hunt for the dangerous and sexy Count Dracula abounds with clever wordplay and quick-change antics. Five actors play multiple roles in this bloodcurdlingly hilarious send-up of the literary classic. Directed by Kylie Barnes. Curtains at 7:30 p.m., with matinees at 2 p.m. Tickets $25 adults, $20 students and seniors, at www.slidelllittletheatre.org/tickets. PG 13, with some mature content. ZOMBIES: Think “Grease” with a radioactive twist, and come to the “Zombie Prom” at 30 by Ninety Theatre, 880 Lafayette St., in Old Mandeville, two more weekends through Oct. 25. Don’t let the high school setting fool you. This 1950s-inspired tale is filled with rock ‘n’ roll and outrageous characters shot through with sufficient sci-fi to warrant its own cult classic status. Set in the atomic era at Enrico Fermi High, teenaged good girl Toffee falls for classic bad boy Jonny. After pressure forces them apart, Jonny drives his motorcycle into a nuclear waste dump and returns from the dead as a glowing zombie to win her back. Will he be allowed to take her to the prom at the school where a zany, tyrannical principal makes the rules? And what happens if he is turned away? Plenty, and favorite rock ‘n roll tunes keep the action moving. Directed by John Wesley, with assistance from Lauren Price; musical direction by Jonathan Sturcken, with assistance from Lilly Vita. Leading the cast are Addison Fitzmor-

ris as Toffee; Liam Favre as Jonny; Kristi-Anne Lyons as Miss Delilah Strict; and Nino Bonura Sr. as Eddie Flagrante. Curtains at 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.; tickets from $25-$32. Reserve them at 30byNinety. com/. BLOODTHIRSTY: The 1960sstyle sci-fi horror musical “Little Shop Of Horrors” continues to devour the hearts of theatergoers for one more Friday and Saturday night, Oct. 16-17, at Cutting Edge Center of the Performing Arts, 767 Robert Blvd., in Slidell. The campy “Little Shop” productions at 8 p.m. are led by director-choreographer Emma Daigrepont and music director Earl Poole, and all the weird characters we know are there. See meek floral assistant Seymour Krelborn discover a plant he names “Audrey II” in honor of the sweet co-worker, on whom he is crushing. But the plant of mysterious origins turns out to be a foul-mouthed carnivore that feeds on blood, and Audrey II leads Krelborn along a nightmare path he never contemplated. How does Krelborn stop it? See “Little Shop” for the first time, or see it again and again, but whatever you do, don’t feed the plants! Get tickets

at www.cuttingedgetheater. com. DEAD GIVEAWAY: For some more Halloween mischief, The Village Church Theater presents a Murder Mystery Dinner Theater play on two Saturdays, Oct. 17 & 24, at 6 p.m., and two Sundays, Oct. 18 & 25, at 1 p.m., in Lacombe. See ﬁve elderly spinsters sharing the same house, despite all actively disliking one another, when Halloween night rolls around. OK. They aren’t friends, but is one of them guilty of murder? Is the doctor involved? What about the housemaid? What mayhem! Guests are invited to wear their Halloween costumes and BYOB, if they choose, but the Village Church provides the show and an Italian meal of lasagna or pasta Alfredo and sides. For tickets, call Linda Villa at (985) 290-6692, and come to church for the show at 29180 U.S. 190 in Lacombe.

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ELEGANCE: Another special late fall tradition is about to play out alongside Lake Pontchartrain in Old Mandeville on Oct. 24 when the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra performs its annual Sunset

Abita Springs Opry bringing mix of music BY SHEILA GRISSETT Staff report

The second of three fall season Abita Springs Opry shows takes place Oct. 17, and it will bring a mélange of music with roots deep in the heterogeneous culture of southeast Louisiana. In other words, lots of different strokes for different folks — all on one stage within the pecky cypress walls of its old town hall venue. The Opry produces six concerts a year — three in the spring, three more in the fall. Music continues to be played primarily acoustically, all produced by the nonprofit Abita Opry Inc. and dedicated to the continuing mission of preserving and presenting Louisiana roots music. But before there’s music inside, there’s food outside. Nonprofits invited by the Opry prepare and sell lipsmacking favorites before every show, from gumbo and hot dogs to ice cream and bakery treats. Opry fans can enjoy a meal or snack at tables outside before going in for the show, and the nonproﬁts get to keep the proceeds of their work. The lineup for Oct. 17 includes the following four sets. The Lucky Dogs, a crowd favorite, will open the show with vintage New Orleans rhythm & blues, traditional jazz and classic regional oldies. This group often channels the spirit of local legends (Fats Domino, Ernie K-Doe and the like) and are known for crowd-pleasing sing-alongs and nostalgic local tributes. This trio always puts smiles on faces. The Cactus Thief is led by songwriter Aaron Maris, and their music if often called country boogie or sometimes, swamp gospel. Whatever you call it, it blends regional roots, country and blues textures, with first-class musicianship. They are a return act to the Abita Springs Opry. The Desert Nudes is a

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The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra performs Oct. 24 on the Mandeville lakefront.

ABITA SPRINGS OPRY

trio is known for beautiful harmonies in the traditional Western country songs they WHAT: Second show of the fall perform. The Opry audience can expect to hear some old season tunes they have not heard in WHEN: Oct. 17; music 7 p.m.- a long time. 9 p.m.; doors open 5:45 p.m. Clarinetist virtuoso, bandleader and master class WHERE: Abita Town Hall, educator Ben Redwine, one 22161 Level St. region’s leading jazz muWHO: The Lucky Dogs; Cactus of sicians, will bring friends to Thief; The Desert Nudes; Ben the Abita Opry stage to close Redwine & Friends out the Oct. 17 show. “He is one of the few musicians HOW MUCH: All seats $20. Buy in advance at (504) 214- we can call and ask him to bring a group and trust him 7777 from Kathy Armand or to bring something great. buy at door on first-come/first- We are also ﬂattered that a served basis. musician of his caliber will preform for the Opry,” said new addition to the lineup. Abita Opry producer Bryan Led by Andre Bohren, the Gowland of the ﬁnal act.

Symphony as the sun sinks toward the horizon and the shimmering water. Weather permitting, it promises to be an enchanting evening of music and nature. The LPO has promised a stunning repertoire of classical and contemporary symphonic music conducted by David Torns that should please listeners of all ages. Torns, resident conductor and principal pops conductor of the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra, is a passionate proponent of music education and is education conductor for the LPO and music director of the Louisiana Youth Orchestras. The Oct. 24 event will begin at 4:30 p.m. with a performance by the Greater New Orleans Youth Orchestras, followed by the LPO at 6 p.m. JAZZY: Abigail Flowers, voted Best Jazz Vocalist by the Nashville Industry Music Awards, will make her debut at the Lobby Lounge at the Harbor Flowers Center in Slidell on Oct. 21. The jazz vocalistsongwriter-arranger will

perform with New Orleans jazz musicians Amina Scott and Arnold Little III. She is known for her smooth, precise, captivating performances, an homage to vocal jazz greats such as Ella Fitzgerald and Nat King Cole, and she regularly sings in multiple languages, including French. Another monthly Up Close & Musical performance in this intimate listening venue where every seat is comfortable and situated near the stage. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; music at 7 p.m. Plenty of parking. Get advance tickets at www.tinyurl. com/mtpbk3n7/. Few tickets at the door. SWEET: Jazz clarinetist Ben Redwine will perform the community Sunset at the Landing concert on Oct. 16 on the banks of the Bogue Falaya River at the foot of Columbia Street in Covington. Residents are invited to bring their folding chairs, blankets, picnics and refreshments and set up to enjoy two hours of great music — free to them — under the oaks from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., weather permitting.* Redwine can play it all, and who knows will come along to play with him. ROCKIN’: Rockin’ the Rails

welcomes the high energy, six-piece rock and pop dance cover band Whiskey Business to the Covington Trailhead Oct. 15 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Don’t forget to bring the dancing shoes to this one, along with a concert or lawn chair or blanket for comfortable seating. Remember, this is an admission-free concert for residents and their friends. GOSPEL: The First Baptist Church Covington’s Young at Heart Ministry will feature The Commissioners, singers from William Carey University, for a time of friendship and Southern gospel music at 10:30 a.m. on Oct. 20 in the Central Hall at the church at 16333 La. 1085. This event is for adults 55 and older, and the public is invited, but anyone attending must reserve a spot by noon on Oct. 15 online at fbccov.org/adults-55/. The $15 cost includes lunch and is payable at the door by cash or check only. For more information, call the church at (985) 892-2149.

COMMUNITY GUMBO

SEE THE NIGHT: Pelican Park Nature Center is sponsoring a Community Night Hike and Moth Sheeting at the Northlake Nature Center, 23135 U.S. 190, on Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. near Mandeville. Participants will explore a designated section of the Nature Center at their own pace, but in a contained hiking area that allows for independent exploration without the worry of making a wrong turn or getting lost in the woods. Two moth sheets will anchor opposite ends of the hiking area, attracting a variety of nocturnal insects for participants to observe. Experienced naturalists will also be walking along the route to help spot, identify and interpret the wildlife encountered along the way. Because everyone explores at their preferred pace, the experience becomes a collective effort. Participants should download iNaturalist to their devices before attending so volunteers can help them learn how to use the app. There will be limited ﬂashlights and headlamps available for loan. Bring water. Children 6 and older may attend but must remain with parents at all times. Get tickets at pelicanpark.recdesk. com/community/program/ detail.

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BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

The story of how Northshore snapped its 17-game losing streak to St. Paul’s is long but simple. On a windy Friday afternoon, the Panthers made more big plays than their opponent as the home team held on for a gritty 7-3 District 6-5A win on Oct. 9. “The defense flew around,” Northshore coach Bobby Sanders said. “I was really worried about the perimeter game against St. Paul’s, and we did a good job of rallying to the football and forcing things back inside. I can’t say enough about the job the defense did.” The Panthers’ defense held St. Paul’s to just 93 yards in the first half and 181 in the game. In fact, more than half of St. Paul’s offense (104 yards) came on four plays. After Robert Graham’s 28-yard field goal with 4:32 left in the first half gave the Wolves a 3-0 lead, the Northshore defense forced five punts and a turnover on downs inside the 10-yard line on the Wolves’ final six possessions. “We want to keep it going from here,” Northshore senior LB Nate Meyers said. “Now, we’re 0-0 again, so we’ll try to go 1-0 next week. It starts with practice. We stress trusting the process and doing things right at practice, and it will show in the game. This was one of our best weeks of practice, and look what we did.” That turnover on downs saved the game for Northshore (6-0, 3-0). St. Paul’s took over at their own 25 with

Northshore’s AJ Bright breaks away for a 48-yard TD catch and run against St. Paul’s on Oct. 9. 7:23 left. Peyton Pelloat hauled in an 18yard catch and run, followed by Adam Connell’s 34-yard run. It was the deepest the Wolves had driven into Northshore territory all game. Then, on fourth and 4 from the 9, St. Paul’s ran a trick play as Pelloat threw

to QB Patrick Brister, who couldn’t come up with the catch. St. Paul’s had one more possession but couldn’t ﬁnd the end zone. While the defense held the Wolves out of the end zone, two big plays changed the game for Northshore. The ﬁrst came

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in the second quarter with the Panthers trailing 3-0. Northshore sophomore receiver AJ Bright (7 catches, 122 yards) caught a quick pass and raced 48 yards for the game’s lone touchdown.

ä See NORTHSHORE, page 4B

Mandeville remains undefeated, District 7-4A is the most exciting grinds out 24-9 win over Covington

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With just four weeks left in the regular season, it makes perfect sense to take a look at District 7-4A. Because I have no idea who is going to win this district. In the preseason, I picked Salmen, and I’ll stick with that in this column. But honestly, you can make an argument for any of the five Joseph teams. Let’s take a look at each. Halm Franklinton (2-4, 0-1) The Demons have lost three straight, but they have been within a score in each of those games until the final minutes. This team is dangerous because their offense is led by Jayden Burkhalter, Ricardo Burris and Chakyn McClain. That’s a lot of talent for their opponents to game plan for. The defense has taken a step back in the last two weeks, but the defending state quarterfinalists still have plenty of time to right the ship. Hannan (5-1, 1-0) The Hawks’ lone loss is in overtime to Pope

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BY TAMMY NUNEZ Contributing writer

Both Covington and Mandeville left their District 6-5A football game on Oct. 8 with a twinge of regret. Botched plays. Penalties. Turnovers. The Skippers’ homecoming game was filled with plenty of missed opportunities and “sloppy” play, according to Mandeville Coach Craig Jones. But the Skippers’ strong ﬁrst and third quarters kept Mandeville’s record perfect with the 24-9 victory. Mandeville leads the pack with a 6-0 overall record and a 3-0 district start. “I felt like we left a touchdown out there when we could have been up 17 nothing,” Jones said. “And then I thought we took control in the third quarter, and then the fourth quarter got sloppy. But, look, if you’re upset with a 24 to 9

Mandeville opened the game on fire, scoring 10 points in the first quarter, fueled by a 40yard Kingsley Hunt field goal and a 5-yard touchdown pass from Krew Collura to Cooper Maylin. “Cooper’s taking advantage of the opportunity that unfortunately came when we lost (Jake) Jacketti,” Jones said. “That’s the position that he filled in, and he’s done a great job. He has stats and everything you see, but he has a big effect in the run game as a blocker. His ability to get to the ball at the backfield and jet PHOTO BY JOE TROMBATORE sweeps, and then obviously Mandeville’s Creshaun McCollum scores during a 24-9 win over what he can do in the passing game, he’s really filled that Covington on Oct. 8. hole that we lost with Jake.” Covington (3-3, 1-2) counwin, things are good.” quarter. Teammate and back- tered with some long runs Mandeville sophomore run- field mate Will Estep balanced but no scores in the first half. ning back Creshaun McCol- the Skippers’ rushing attack lum rushed for 85 yards on 10 with 10 carries for 53 yards ä See MANDEVILLE, page 3B carries, scoring on a 37-yard and a 15-yard scoring run in ä See MANDEVILLE, page 3B run with 1:47 left in the third the third quarter.

Pearl River serves up a 5-set win over Lakeshore BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

The moment was still fresh for Pearl River junior Giana Kreeger. The Rebels had just finished a marathon 22-25, 25-16, 25-20, 19-25, 15-13 District 6-II victory over Lakeshore at the Thunderdome on Oct. 6. “It just feels amazing,” Kreeger said. “We come from a very small school, so I think we really came together as a team. All of our seniors helped us get this big win. This team has a great connection. It just feels great.” Kreeger recorded four of her nine kills in the deciding fifth set. In fact, five different Rebels posted kills in the final set, including senior Rockie Graves’ match-sealing attack to avoid extra points. “I’m so happy that we finally finPHOTO BY HERB GOMEZ ished,” Pearl River coach Courtney LaPearl River’s Shelby Labourdette records one of her 14 bourdette said. “We’ve struggled with that this season. We’ve been in some assists on Oct. 6.

“They have definitely had our number. I can’t remember the last time we’ve taken a win, so it was a really great win against a district opponent and a well-coached team.” COURTNEY LABOURDETTE, Pearl River coach situations where we were in set 5, and we weren’t able to push through. I’m happy for the girls that they were able to ﬁnish it tonight.” The district opener for both teams was a battle. Kreeger recorded the Rebels’ first four points in the final set. Corianne Pertuit’s ace tied the set at 5 before back-to-back kills by Leah Alsup and Emma Delaune (13 kills, 4 aces) gave the visitors a 7-5 advantage and forced a Lakeshore timeout. “We knew coming in against a dis-

trict opponent that it would be tough,” Labourdette said. “They have deﬁnitely had our number. I can’t remember the last time we’ve taken a win, so it was a really great win against a district opponent and a well-coached team.” The Titans tied the set at 7, but Delaune recorded two of the next three points to push the lead to 10-7. Lakeshore stormed back to tie the set at 10 before Rosalie Pierre scored back-toback points. At match point, the Titans got a block, but on the ensuing serve, Graves (5 kills, 4 blocks) delivered a thunderous kill to end the match. “I feel like we were all just really motivated because we wanted it a lot,” said Alsup (17 assists, 7 aces, 3 blocks, 3 kills). “But also it was really the teamwork because we all knew that we wanted to win. Everybody wanted it, which helped us push through. It felt great because everyone was working

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ST. TAMMANY FOOTBALL WEEK 6 RECAP Week 6 of the 2026 football season is ofﬁcially in the books, as every game in the parish was moved up because of the threat of Hurricane Isaias. Keep reading to see how your team handled the schedule changes.

THURSDAY, OCT 8

HANNAN 40, FRANKLINTON 26: See story, Page 3B. INDEPENDENCE 53, NORTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 0: The Wolverines (0-5) continued their offensive struggles while Independence (6-0) remained undefeated on the season. LAKESHORE 41, ERATH 34: The Titans (3-3) rolled up 335 yards rushing, thanks largely to senior QB Brody Loudermilk (22 carries, 166 yards, 3 TDs) and junior running back Izzy Reimonenq (12 carries, 129 yards, 3 TDs). But Earth (3-3) still had a chance to tie the game late before senior Eli Galiano picked off a pass in Lakeshore territory to seal the victory. “We kind of gave them some points on our mistakes early in the game,” Lakeshore coach Hunter Bonvillain said. “But our guys did what they have been doing through six games, and that’s battle. We didn’t get down. We just battled our way back in and made the plays that we needed to make. We showed a lot of grit.” MANDEVILLE 24, COVINGTON 9: See story, Page 1B. PJP II 49, LORANGER 7: The Jaguars (5-1, 1-0) reeled off 42 straight points to enter their bye week on a 4-game win streak. PJP II got on the board ﬁrst when Gage Trainor connected with Cole McGhee for a 26-yard TD strike. Loranger (0-6, 0-1) answered with a 30-yard scoring pass from Lane Duhe to Cam McKnight to tie the game and snap the Jaguars’ streak of eight straight scoreless quarters. PJP II didn’t blink, reeling off 42 unanswered points for a convincing District 8-3A win. Junior fullback Evan Bergeron accounted for four scores and 155 rushing yards. McGhee added three TDs and 180 all-purpose yards. Trainor threw for 175 yards and two touchdowns. PONCHATOULA 40, FONTAINEBLEAU 21: It was a six-point game well into the second half, but the Green Wave (1-5, 1-2) scored on their last four possessions to pull away. Fontainebleau’s Sheldon Asmore had an 80-yard TD run on the ﬁrst play of the game and also returned a kickoff for a touchdown. The Bulldogs’ last TD was a QB sneak by Logan Astugue. Turnovers plagued the Bulldogs (1-5, 0-3), especially in the second half, after Ponchatoula took a 13-7 halftime lead as a muffed kickoff led to the Green Wave’s second TD. “I thought we were in good shape,” Fontainebleau coach Chris Womack said. “We got a stop to open the second half, and then we got a turnover on downs. But turnovers killed us in the second half, and (Ponchatoula) scored touchdowns on the last four drives. We competed pretty well, but we couldn’t stop shooting ourselves in the foot.” SALMEN 28, PEARL RIVER 21: See story, at right. SLIDELL 42, HAMMOND 7: See story, 4B.

FRIDAY, OCT 9

NORTHSHORE 7, ST. PAUL’S 3: See story, Page 1B.

HALM

Continued from page 1B John Paul II in Week 3. Since then, Hannan has outscored its opponents 126-47. In fact, Hannan has allowed 20 or more points only twice this season. The Hawks have a solid defense to match their offense, which is averaging 37 points per game. That’s a winning recipe, and in their 40-26 district-opening win over Franklinton last week, they picked off two passes early and forced two fumbles in the ﬁnal minute to seal the game. The Hawks are learning how to win again. Two of their last three district games are on the road, which is tough, but this Hannan team has a legitimate chance to play for a district crown at Salmen in Week 10. Lakeshore (3-3, 0-0) The Titans had the district bye last week, but they got better with an 8-point win over Erath. In fact, Lakeshore seems to be ﬁguring themselves out after opening the season 1-3 against a schedule that included three 5A teams. This team will go how senior QB Bro-

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Salmen puts in total effort to beat Pearl River BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

The District 7-4A opener between Pearl River and Salmen felt like a heavyweight fight. In the end, Salmen’s 1-2 offensive punch from seniors Da’John Howard and Kordé Harris proved too much as the visitors earned a gritty 28-21 victory at Rebel Stadium on Oct. 8. “It was a hard-fought victory against a well-coached Jerry Leonard team, who I have a ton of respect for. I served as his assistant for 13 years, and we’re still good friends. He did so much for the Spartans’ program, and now he’s doing the same thing for Pearl River,” Salmen coach Eric Chuter said. “Our kids gave great effort and battled to get the win. Pearl River gave us their best shot. We haven’t made things easy on ourselves the last few games, keeping it close. We made lots of mistakes, but we stepped up and got it done at the end.” Howard and Harris combined for nearly 230 yards rushing while Harris connected for several explosive passes to Louis Johnson (3 catches, 94 yards) as the Spartans earned a narrow seven-point victory. “We started out a little slow, but we made the plays we needed to and got the W. That is all that matters. It’s all about believing in yourself,” Howard said. “My offensive line did a great job, opening some big holes. They had a good game as a group, which was big. Now we must stay focused and keep a level head.” The Rebels scored first as senior QB Romy Berel, who finished 15of-30 passing for 207 yards with a TD and an interception, hooked up with Kaysen McGinnis from 21 yards out for a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter. McGinnis finished with 6 catches for 81 yards. Salmen (3-3, 1-0) answered as Howard scored his first of two TDs, with a 28-yard run with 10:04 left in the second quarter. That was just the beginning of a wild second quarter. Pearl River regained the lead on a trick play. Berel handed the ball off to RB Andrew Sikes, who pitched it to receiver Angel Perez, who floated a 13-yard scoring toss to Berel out of the backfield. Salmen took control by scoring twice in the final three minutes of the first half. Harris scored on a 3-yard run to tie the game at 14. After a key defensive stop, the Spartans took the lead for good with just 7 seconds left in the half. Howard scored on a 3-yard run to make it 21-14. Salmen extended its lead in the third quarter when Harris scored from 12 yards out. It appeared Pearl River’s defense stripped the ball away, and senior receiver Carter O’Shaughnessy recovered it in the end zone. Harris was credited with the score as the Spartans took a two-score lead late in the third quarter. The Rebels didn’t go away quietly as Ja’ty Maryland scored on a 43-yard run to cut the lead in half with 9:45 left. Salmen’s defense took care of the rest, keeping Pearl River off the board, and the Spartans’ offense picked up key first downs to run out the clock. “When it counted, our defense stepped up late, making stops when it needed to secure the win. This is an important win to open district play and hopefully will

dy Loudermilk goes, and one can see why. Loudermilk has carried the ball 115 times for 740 yards and 15 TDs. Junior RB Izzy Reimonenq has had a breakout season, registering 518 yards rushing and 9 TDs on 80 carries. Lakeshore should be able to grind teams down, and the defense is starting to make plays. The Titans’ district gauntlet starts this Friday at Salmen, and it will be a fun one. Pearl River (3-3, 0-1) The Rebels were riding a threegame win streak into district play, but Salmen made just enough plays to hand them a loss. Speaking of losses, senior RB Andrew Sikes was injured in that game, and he may miss some time. That would be a tough blow to a very good offensive team, but QB Romy Berel and company are still dangerous. The Rebels can attack you in many different ways, which is a bit unique for teams in the Pearl. This squad is talented enough to overcome that adversity, but it has to start at Franklinton on Friday. Salmen (3-3, 1-0) I said Salmen was the preseason favorite back in August, and I’m sticking to my guns. The problem is that the rest of the district has

PHOTOS BY GRANT THERKILDSEN

Salmen QB DaJohn Howard rolls out to throw a pass against Pearl River on Oct. 8.

Pearl River QB Romy Berel dives into the end zone. Pearl River’s Kole Doss and Salmen’s Tyrell Toney battle for the ball. give us momentum,” Chuter said. Salmen senior safety Kevin Smiles (6-0, 175) was a major disruptor, registering nine tackles and three PBUs. “I was mad at myself for not being able to come up with a couple of interceptions. I decided to remove my protective visor in the fourth quarter after that happened. I use my speed to get to the ball, and I play with lots of conﬁdence. I played close to the line of scrimmage, trying to help take away their running game,” Smiles said. “We must figure out a way to stop getting out to so many slow starts at the beginning of games. I like the team chemistry we have, so I’m sure we’ll ﬁgure it out.” Harris said the entire offense is embracing a workmanlike mentality to grind out victories.

improved a lot during the two years the Spartans have been in Class 5A. Senior QB Da’John Howard and senior RB Kordé Harris are special, but the Salmen defense will make the difference. That unit has several playmakers, including DB Kevin Smiles. If the Spartans can survive against Lakeshore this week, they will be in control of their destiny. The full parish schedule is below, but ﬁrst, our weekly Farmer Football 5 rankings.

FARMER FOOTBALL 5 1 | Mandeville | 6-0, 3-0 (Last week: 1) This week: at Ponchatoula The Skippers ground out another win to keep their undefeated season alive. It wasn’t pretty, but most rivalry games aren’t, so they get a pass. The offense has come back down to Earth in the last two weeks with 22- and 24-point performances, but the defense is starting to ﬁnd its rhythm. A dominating road win at Ponchatoula would go a long way with St. Paul’s and Northshore looming down the road. 2 | Northshore | 6-0, 3-0 (Last week: 2) This week: at Hammond It feels like Northshore is becoming 1B in these rankings. Are

“It wasn’t a pretty win, but it was still a big opening district win, so we’ll take it and get ready for Lakeshore next,” Harris said. “I made a couple of mistakes, but things happen, and I will learn from that. I tried to reach over the goal line, but one of their guys hit my hands, causing the fumble. Thank goodness my guy Carter (O’Shaughnessy) was there to pick me up.” Pearl River second-year coach Jerry Leonard, who spent 16 years as the head coach at Salmen, liked his team’s toughness. “I’m proud of our kids’ effort, the way they battled, fighting through some adversity. Our guys fought hard and kept us in it with a chance to win. Salmen is a very good, well-coached team, with an explosive offense,” Leonard said. “I don’t believe in moral victories, because it still ends up being a loss. Hopefully, we can learn from this and rebound.” The Rebels (3-3, 0-1) got some disappointing injury news: Sikes, who was averaging nearly 6 yards per carry, rushed 12 times for 74

yards before leaving with an apparent upper body injury in the second quarter and didn’t return. SCORE BY QUARTERS SALMEN | 0 | 21 | 7 | 0 — 28 PEARL RIVER | 7 | 7 | 0 | 7 — 21

SCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER PR: Kaysen McGinnis 21 pass from Romy Berel (Joseph Vittorelli kick), 1:12, 0-7 SECOND QUARTER SAL: Da’John Howard 28 run (Isaac Plinski kick), 10:04, 7-7 PR: Berel 14 pass from Angel Perez (Vittorelli kick), 5:36, 7-14 SAL: Kordé Harris 3 run (Plinski kick), 2:24, 14-14 SAL: Howard 3 run (Plinski kick), 0:07, 21-14 THIRD QUARTER SAL: Harris 12 run (Plinski kick), 2:17, 28-14 FOURTH QUARTER PR: Ja’ty Maryland 41 run (Vittorelli kick), 11:38, 28-21

STATISTICS

SALMEN: 351 total yards (124 pass, 227 rush) RUSHING: Da’John Howard 15-130 , 2 TDs; Kordé Harris 22-97, 2 TDs. RECEIVING: Louis Johnson 3-94; Carter O’Shaughnesy 1-17; Reysean Coleman 1-13. PASSING: Howard 5-9, 124 yards, INT. PEARL RIVER: 360 total yards (226 pass, 134 rush) RUSHING: Andrew Sikes 12-74; Ja’ty Maryland 3-52, TD; Kendrick Lee 5-18. RECEIVING: Kaysen McGinnis 6-81, TD; Angel Perez 5-60; Lee 2-35; Romy Berel 1-19, TD. PASSING: Berel 15-30, 207 yards, TD, INT; Perez 1-1, 19 yards, TD.

there things to clean up? Yes. The Panthers need to limit penalties and find a way to finish drives. Those two things kept St. Paul’s in the game, but the Panthers found a way because this defense is elite. Northshore is figuring out how to win again, and that’s a scary thought for the rest of the district. 3 | Slidell | 4-2, 2-1 (Last week: 3) This week: at Covington The Tigers rewarded my faith in them when I moved them up the rankings last week. The defensive performance against Hammond was outstanding, and that unit has had more good days than bad. It feels like the Tigers are rounding into form. A win at Covington this week to spoil homecoming would be huge. 4 | Salmen | 3-3, 1-0 (Last week: 4) This week: vs. Lakeshore The Spartans returned to District 7-4A play with a quality road win against a good Pearl River team. The offensive combo of Howard and Harris will keep this team in every game they play, but their defense is starting to make the game-changing plays as well. This week’s test against Lakeshore is just another battle in a long line of them this season.

5 | Hannan | 5-1, 1-0 (Last week: NR) This week: Opelousas Catholic At this point, I think you could make an argument for either Hannan or Pope John Paul II in this spot. Both teams are 5-1, and it took overtime to decide the outcome when they played each other in Week 3. Yes, PJP II won, but it’s hard to ignore Hannan’s impressive victory over Franklinton last week. It snapped a 15-game district losing streak against a state quarterﬁnalist. That’s Top 5 kind of stuff. On the fringe: Pope John Paul II

WEEK 7 ST. TAMMANY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Friday, Oct. 16

n Fontainebleau at St. Paul’s, 7 p.m. n Hannan at Opelousas Catholic,

7 p.m.

n Lakeshore at Salmen, 7 p.m. n Mandeville at Ponchatoula, 7 p.m. n Northshore at Hammond, 7 p.m. n Pearl River at Franklinton, 7 p.m. n Pine at Northlake Christian, 7 p.m. n Slidell at Covington, 7 p.m.

Contact Joseph Halm at jhalm@ sttammanyfarmer.net.

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Covington High wins $25,000, could be in mix for a $1M ‘upgrade’ BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Friday nights at Jack Salter Stadium are a rite of passage for any Covington student, and T-Mobile is taking notice. The company announced on Oct. 8 that Covington High is one of its Top 40 Division Finalists in its Friday Night 5G Lights competition, where small-town schools across the country will compete division by division for a shot at the ultimate prize: a $1 million home ﬁeld upgrade. The Top 40 schools are divided into four divisions — West, Midwest, South and East — with 10 schools representing each region. Every finalist will receive $25,000 for their school and a T‑Mobile-hosted Home Game Celebration. “Since 1913, Covington High School has supported our city just as our city has supported the school,” said Lions’ Athletic Director Kenny Schenck. “For the past 113 years, we continue to strengthen that bond with the young men and women who are proud to be a Lion. T-Mobile has given us the opportunity to do even more in our community, and for that we thank you.” Schenck said it all started with an email from T-Mobile gauging whether Covington would be interested in the program. Covington formed a social media team to beef up its online presence, which led to its entry into the contest. Covington is the lone Louisiana representative. “So we posted multiple times a day, and we got into the contest,” Schenck said. “They sent us $5,000. The second round was to keep it going, and now we’re one of 40 schools left. It went from 2,200 schools in the second round to 40 schools left. And

PHOTO BY BOBBY GILBOY

Covington takes the field before its 42-21 win over McDonogh 35 on Sept. 18. we want to keep it going because we have a chance to win $250,000 in this round. We’re doing everything we can to advertise this thing to the whole state because it’s a special opportunity.” T-Mobile will present Covington High with its $25,000 check and host a Home Game Celebration at the high school on Friday, Oct. 16, before the Lions’ homecoming contest against Slidell. One Division Champion from each region will score $250,000, a Gronk Fitness gym valued at $90,000 and “The Big Deal” student leadership award prize of $5,000 — and remain in the running for the $1 million grand prize. The ﬁnalists were selected based on community impact, need, creativity, school pride, social media participation and overall community engagement. Together, they represent small-town schools across the country seeking upgrades that would improve safety, accessibility, student opportunity and community connection. Covington is part of the South Division that includes Loachapoka High School in Auburn, Ala.; Dora High School in Dora, Ala.; Columbia High School in Lake City,

Fla.; Booker T. Washington High School in Pensacola, Fla.; Berrien High School in Nashville, Ga.; Long Beach High School in Long Beach, Miss.; Natchez High School in Natchez, Miss.; Hamshire-Fannett High School in Hamshire, Texas; and University High School in Waco, Texas. Starting Oct. 8 through Oct. 25, fans nationwide can vote once per day for their favorite Division Finalist at FridayNight5GLights.com or through the T-Life app, with a valid mobile phone number. The school with the most votes in each division — West, Midwest, South and East — will be named a Division Champion. The four Division Champions — one from each region — will be announced on Oct. 29 and advance to the final voting round. During the final round, fans can vote once per day from Oct. 29 through Nov. 8 to help decide the grand prize winner. One school will take home the ultimate prize: a $1 million home field upgrade and an epic tailgate celebration. The grand prize winner will be announced on Nov. 12. For more information about the contest, visit www. FridayNight5GLights.com.

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Mandeville’s Caeden Martin trips up Covington QB Matthew O’Keefe on Oct. 8.

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The Lions’ best chance came midway through the first half when they drove 65 yards on 11 plays. That drive stalled after an illegal participation penalty, which backed Covington up from the Skipper 15 to the Mandeville 30. Jackson Aleman’s 37-yard field goal attempt missed, leaving the Skippers up 10-0. “We had opportunities early not only to be in the game, but to even give ourselves a chance to be ahead early in the game,” Covington coach Greg Salter said. “We had a penalty down there that pushed us back and forced the field goal, which we weren’t successful on. … We had our chances. We just didn’t execute, unfortunately, and fell behind.” Senior Rodney Clark scored the Lions’ only touchdown with a 2-yard run in the fourth quarter. Covington’s Matthew O’Keefe missed his receiver on the two-point attempt. Later in the quarter, Aleman hit a 43-yard ﬁeld goal to cut the Mandeville lead to 24-9, but little time remained to cut it closer. The Skippers’ defense held strong, led by junior linebacker Caeden Martin, who had two sacks in the final series. “It was a good rivalry

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Hannan’s Riley Jones scores his second TD of the night against Franklinton on Oct. 8.

Onside kick turns game Hannan’s way

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

It was a celebration nearly four years in the making. When senior defensive lineman Gabe Timmons’ strip sack turned into a 10yard fumble recovery by Ryan Bordelon for a touchdown in the final minute, Hannan coach Steve Soper let out a sigh of relief. The streak was finally over as the Hawks rallied in the second half to snap a 15-game district losing streak with a 40-26 District 7-4A home victory on Oct. 8. “It’s huge,” Soper said. “I’m just so happy for the kids. We stumbled a little in the first half, but they played their butts off. I can’t say enough about the way they performed tonight.” The Hawks (5-1, 1-0) used a total team effort to down the defending state quarterﬁnalist Demons (2-4, 0-1) while racking up 394 yards of offense. Trailing 20-10 at halftime, Hannan opened the second half with a scoring drive, capped by a 17-yard Riley Jones TD run. Then the momentum shifted when Hawks senior Paul Hoyt recovered the ensuing onside kick. Hannan cashed in just over a minute later as Jones scored his second rushing TD, this one from 21 yards to give the home team its first lead since the first quarter. “Any time that you can steal a possession from a great offense like Franklinton, it does wonders for you,” Soper said. “Not only for the momentum in the game, but also it showed everyone that we were back in it. Franklinton played really

Hannan QB Braden Sprang finds some room in the pocket. well offensively in the ﬁrst half, so the more we could keep it out of their offense’s hands, the better.” The game was a seesaw battle from there as Franklinton regained the lead on Ricardo Burris’ 44yard TD run with 40 seconds left in the third quarter. The PAT was blocked three times, keeping the Demons’ advantage at just 26-24. Hannan answered early in the fourth quarter as Braden Sprang connected with Will Burke for a 44yard TD catch. After Braylon Smith’s 2-point conversion catch, the home team led 32-26. The game stayed at that same scoreline until Timmons’ strip sack with 34 seconds remaining led to Bordelon’s game-sealing fumble recovery. For good measure, Timmons added another strip sack on Franklinton’s ensuing possession that Liam Benton recovered to allow the Hawks to kneel out their ﬁrst district win since a 5428 victory over Loranger on Oct. 21, 2022. “I can’t say enough about our defense tonight,” Soper

said. “We always knew we had talent, so it was just about developing it and getting them to be able to come out and take over. That’s what you saw at the end. I really think the anchor of Hannan football is our defense, and they really showed it tonight.” Jones finished with 102 yards rushing and 2 TDs on 14 carries while Smith ran for 70 yards on 10 carries. Sprang connected with six different receivers, ﬁnishing 12-of-20 passing for 176 yards and two TDs. Defensively, Timmons had seven tackles, including 3.5 TFLs, three QB hurries, two sacks and two forced fumbles. Carter Perniciaro picked off two passes, while Hoyt added six tackles and a PBU. The Hawks took a 3-0 lead late in the ﬁrst quarter on a 31-yard Dylan Robles field goal that was set up by Perniciaro’s second interception. Franklinton quickly built a 13-3 advantage before Carter Speerly hauled in a 72-yard TD catch to cut it to 13-10. Jayden Burkhalter answered with a 39-yard TD catch to set the 20-10 halftime margin.

Mandeville’s Jack Lejeune tries to avoid the tackle of Covington’s Quentin LeDay. game. We had to continue with our streak,” Martin said. The game was played a day ahead of schedule to avoid poor weather forecasted for Oct. 9, and both teams struggled with penalties and miscues. Covington committed nine penalties for 90 yards and struggled with snaps. Mandeville had three turnovers, including two interceptions and was set back with holding penalties on several drives. “I thought we showed a little bit of immaturity today, which we haven’t shown… of just trusting with what’s called, and, you know, it wasn’t necessarily our guys who were holding that are all to blame,” Jones said. “It was maybe a back, not hitting where he was supposed to, and then all of a sudden, a hold happens because of that. But we’ll work on it.”

SCORE BY QUARTERS COVINGTON | 0 | 0 | 0 | 9 — 9 MANDEVILLE | 10 | 0 | 14 | 0 — 24

SCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER MHS: Kinglsey Hunt 40 ﬁeld goal, 6:53, 0-3 MHS: Cooper Maylin 5 pass from Krew Collura (Hunt kick), 1:40, 0-10 SECOND QUARTER No scoring THIRD QUARTER MHS: Will Estep 15 run (Hunt kick), 7:06, 0-17 MHS: Creshaun McCollum 36 run (Hunt kick), 1:47, 0-24 FOURTH QUARTER CHS: Rodney Clark 2 run (pass failed), 11:54, 6-24 CHS: Jackson Aleman 43 ﬁeld goal, 3:03, 9-24

STATISTICS

COVINGTON: 308 total yards (169 pass, 139 rush) RUSHING: Rodney Clark 14-82, TD; Matthew O’Keefe 9-59. RECEIVING: Chance Marchand 4-72; Braeshun Weary 6-41; Devonta Chatman 3-46. PASSING: O’Keefe 10-16, 120 yards; Austin McLain 4-8, 49 yards. MANDEVILLE: 297 total yards (132 pass, 165 rush) RUSHING: Creshaun McCollum 10-85, TD; Will Estep 10-53, TD; Krew Collura 8-39. RECEIVING: Landon Lips 2-72; Cooper Maylin 3-17, TD; Luke DeMelo 3-35. PASSING: Collura, 6-12, 132 yards, TD, 2 INTs.

Hannan senior Gabe Timmons forces his second fumble in the final minute during a 4026 win over Franklinton.

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Slidell makes a statement with 42-7 rout of Hammond BY DAVE WOODALL Contributing writer

Coming off a tough district loss to Mandeville, Slidell wanted to dominate their next opponent. The Tigers did just that, running the ball at will and relying on a stout defense to secure a 42-7 District 6-5A win over Hammond at L.V. McGinty Sr. Stadium on Oct. 8. “Our defense played great,” Slidell coach Damon Page said. “We started slow and made some adjustments that solidified our game plan. I told the boys before the game that they didn’t seem to be as locked in as I wanted them to be, and they came out a little slow. “But we got it together going into the second quarter and through the rest of the game. Our running game really clicked tonight, and when the running lanes opened up,

display early as Slidell (4-2, 2-1) scored ﬁrst on a 10-play, 70-yard drive, capped by a 3-yard TD run by Ricky Williams III. The Tornadoes (2-4, 0-3) answered with a 21-yard touchdown pass from Terin Jones to Nick Wilson to tie the game at 7. Then, Slidell took over. The Tigers drove 69 yards in 10 plays as Ja’Kwan Jones scored on a 2-yard run to take the lead for good. Jones scored again with 4:29 left in the half on a 6-yard run. “It was pretty easy for me,” Jones said. “I took what their defense was giving me, and I gained a lot of yards. I credit our defense for setting us up with great ﬁeld FILE PHOTO BY MATT DOBBINS position most of the night.” Midway through the third quarSlidell QB Ricky Williams III ter, Williams scored on a 1-yard we took advantage of them.” run for his second TD of the night The stout run game was on and a 28-7 lead.

“We owed this win to prepara- SCORE BY QUARTER HAMMOND | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 — 7 tion,” Williams said. “We’ve been SLIDELL | 7 | 14 | 14 | 7 — 42 practicing hard getting ready for SCORING SUMMARY QUARTER this game. We were ready for this, FIRST SHS: Ricky Williams III 3 run (Wyatt Burckel and this was our moment. We lost kick), 8:48, 0-7 Nick Wilson 21 pass from Terin Jones last week, but we made a come- HHS: (kick good), 2:49, 7-7 back tonight. Our defense made SECOND QUARTER Ja’Kwan Jones 2 run (Burckel kick), it easy for us. If it wasn’t for our SHS: 10:59, 7-14 defense, I don’t know where we SHS: Jones 6 run (Burckel kick), 4:20, 7-21 THIRD QUARTER would be right now.” SHS: Williams 1 run (Burckel kick), 6:13, 7-28 The Tigers’ special teams got in SHS: Javonte Watkins blocked punt return kick), 5:20, 7-35 on the scoring as senior Javonté (Burckel FOURTH QUARTER SHS: JayDen Cagler 3 run (Burckel kick), Watkins blocked a punt and ran 7-42 it in for a touchdown, giving the 11:54, STATISTICS Tigers an insurmountable 35-7 HAMMOND: 190 total yards (70 pass, 120 lead in the third quarter. By the rush) RUSHING: Quadrez Louis 9-53; Ali Buckels time sophomore RB JayDen Ca- 4-44; Terin Jones 12-14. Landen Terrell 5-47; Nick Wilson gler scored on a 3-yard run on the RECEIVING: 2-23, TD. ﬁrst play of the fourth quarter, the PASSING: Jones 7-13, 70 yards, TD SLIDELL: 260 total yards (86 pass, 174 rush) game was well in hand. RUSHING: Ja’Kwan Jones 11-114, 2 TDs; Slidell travels to Covington (3-3, JayDen Cagler 10-33, TD; Ricky Williams III 2 TDs. 1-1) for a key district game on Oct. 11-17, RECEIVING: B.J. Brown 2-42; Michael Thomp16, while Hammond hosts North- son 2-38; Ra’Jon Williams 1-6. PASSING: Williams 4-8, 86 yards. shore that same day.

Northshore defensive lineman Kindle Brown-Cherrytries to tackle St. Paul’s RB Patrick Gahagan while being blocked by SPS lineman Matthew Meyer on Oct. 9.

Northshore’s Brennan Overby upends St. Paul’s Adam Connell.

Northshore’s AJ Bright has his facemask grabbed.

Northshore’s AJ Bright breaks a tackle against St. Paul’s on Oct. 9.

Northshore’s Brennan Overby (7) and Nate Meyers (14) bring down St. Paul’s Adam Connell in the fourth quarter.

Northshore QB JJ Gonzales threw for 166 yards and a TD during a 7-3 win over St. Paul’s.

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opportunity after opportunity, and we just couldn’t do it. We let it slip through our hands. We’re going to ﬁght like hell to get better.” The game was moved up three hours because of the threat of inclement weather from Hurricane Isaias, but aside from the wind, it went off without a hitch. The early start should have allowed for a longer celebration for the Panthers and Sanders, who promised to enjoy his signature Wafﬂe House order — Texas Bacon Egg and Cheese with the eggs over medium and hash browns covered. He added that since the Panthers are 6-0, he might add a waffle and an extra side of bacon.

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“My QB got me the ball on the outside, and once they blocked, I could go to work. Touchdown,” Bright said. “This feels great. It’s been 17 years since we beat St. Paul’s, so it’s a great win. We’ll go into next week with high energy to keep it going.” Bright played as a freshman, but quit after the season to focus on basketball before returning this year. He was the favorite target of Northshore QB JJ Gonzales, who finished 15-of-23 passing for 166 yards and a TD. “The day that (Bright) decided to come back and play football instead of focusing on basketball, that was probably the biggest point of the year for us offensively,” Sanders said. “The kid is electric, especially for being a sophomore. We just have to keep finding new and inventive ways to get him the ball.” The final big play came from Northshore junior RB Justus Carlton, who scampered seven yards on third down to gain the final first down of the game. “We called Bison, and I already knew that we were going to get the first down because that is our favorite running package,” Carlton said. “I just knew that we were going to get it. When I got the first down, I felt everything

SCORE BY QUARTERS

ST. PAUL’S | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 — 3 NORTHSHORE | 0 | 7 | 0 | 0 — 7

SCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER No scoring SECOND QUARTER SPS: Robert Graham 28 ﬁeld goal, 4:32, 3-0 NHS: AJ Bright 48 pass from JJ Gonzales (William Lachney kick), 3:01, 3-7 THIRD QUARTER No scoring FOURTH QUARTER No scoring

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Northshore’s Braedin Hopkins (4) and Daniel Cooper (40) celebrate the Panthers’ first win over St. Paul’s in 18 years. holding me back just fall off. That was amazing.” The loss snapped a 21game district win streak for the Wolves (3-3, 2-1), and it was Northshore’s first win over St. Paul’s since a 34-19

victory in 2008. The Wolves played two quarterbacks — junior Jack Henry Seal (4-of-10, 49 yards) took most of the ﬁrsthalf snaps, while sophomore Patrick Brister (5-of-13, 47

yards) played the entire second half. Patrick Gahagan (18 carries, 47 yards) and Adam Connell (6 carries, 60 yards) led the rushing attack. “It was a defensive battle tonight, and neither team

could really ﬁnd a spark offensively with the wind,” St. Paul’s coach Joshua Gast said. “(Northshore) earned it tonight. Football games usually come down to a few plays. Our defense gave us

ST. PAUL’S: 181 total yards (98 pass, 83 rush) RUSHING: Patrick Gahagan 18-47; Adam Connell 6-60; Jack Henry Seal 3-11. RECEIVING: Peyton Pelloat 4-38; Waylon Johnson 1-33; Daniel Harty 1-16. PASSING: Seal 4-10, 49 yards; Patrick Brister 5-13, 47 yards; Pelloat 0-1, 0 yards. NORTHSHORE: 279 total yards (166 pass, 113 rush) RUSHING: Justus Carlton 23-105; Miller Wadleigh 3-8; JJ Gonzales 7-26. RECEIVING: AJ Bright 7-122, TD; Saivion Harris 3-24; Tyson Burns 1-11. PASSING: Gonzales 15-23, 166 yards, TD.

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Hannan’s big runs seize momentum for win BY CHRIS KINKAID Contributing writer

Service runs are a big part of volleyball and help create momentum. Hannan used a pair of six-point spurts in each of the first two sets to ignite an enthusiastic home crowd as the Hawks earned a 2519, 25-15, 25-13 senior night sweep of Pope John Paul II on Oct. 7. “It’s definitely a confidence boost,” Hannan senior setter Josie Pathoumthong said about the runs. “We can play a little more loose. Our hitters have a little more confidence to be as aggressive as they can. Sometimes when it’s tight, your nerves get in the way, but those runs definitely helped to get our energy up.” Pathoumthong dished out 27 assists, along with nine digs and five kills. “We had an amazing energy,” said Hannan junior Riley Jones, who recorded 14 kills and 14 digs. “The student section was packed, and we loved the announcer tonight. It really added some energy for us.” The Hawks broke open a 9-8 contest in the opening set with sixstraight points to take a 15-8 lead. During the spurt, Brinleigh Pecquet blocked a shot that made it 10-8, and Jones ended a long rally with a kill for the next point. PJP II got as close as 17-14 before the Hawks went on to win 25-19. The second set was tied early before the Hawks reeled off six in a row to take a 9-3 advantage. Once

Hannan’s Brinleigh Pecquet, left, and PJP II’s Kam Rodriguez battle for a ball at the net.

Hannan’s Aubrey Dearie tips a ball over the Pope John Paul II block on Oct. 7. again, the Jaguars cut the lead to 13-10 before Hannan scored four straight. Aubrey Ethridge (eight kills) and Jones both downed kills during that run, before Hannan pulled away for a 25-15 win. “I thought our offense picked it up a little bit from what we’ve been doing lately, so that was good,” Hannan coach Rebekka Bonnaffee

said. “Our hitters, our outsides, especially Riley (Jones), she came in and she did a great job. Then Corey (Pourciau) came in, and we subbed her in for the second set, and she did a great job.” Pourciau and Jones helped power Hannan to an 8-2 lead in the third set as Marley Bankston also chipped in an ace. The Hawks (139) cruised from there for a 25-13

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victory. PJP II coach Taylor Ricaud lamented her team’s mistakes, especially since the Jaguars (10-11) were coming off a district road sweep at Curtis less than 24 hours earlier. “It’s just very inconsistent,” Ricaud said. “Like last night, we came out, everyone played great volleyball, everybody contrib-

uted, and then now tonight, it’s having to ﬁgure out who’s going to go out onto the court and actually contribute to help the team win and be successful. That’s just the things we’ve been working on and trying to work through all season: who are the consistent players that show up every single game no matter who we’re playing.” Kam Rodriguez led the Jaguars with eight kills and four digs, while Allyson Boackle had 10 digs and six kills. Kayla Brown pulled up 21 digs and dished out seven assists. “I think we came up too strong,” Rodriguez said. “I don’t know, last night, we had a big win (over John Curtis), and we just lost all of that energy.”

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so hard, so when it finally happened, it was just an explosion of fireworks and emotions.” Senior Shelby Labourdette added 14 assists for the Rebels (12-5, 1-0). Pearl River combined for 13 blocks and 13 aces. Alsup recorded seven aces, including several that started key service runs. “I had a coach when I was very young, and he just taught me that it is me, the ball and the court and nothing else matters,” Alsup said. “I’ve carried that with me through the years, and it really helps me. Because it really just is you and the ball and no one else can disrupt that.” While the Rebels knocked off their district foe for the second time this season, Lakeshore coach Darrin Loup said the Titans (10-11, 0-1) made too many mistakes. “The girls did keep fighting,” Loup said. “Throughout the match, you’re going to have mistakes, so how you recover from those is going to determine if you’re going to stay in the match. Obviously, we fell short at the end, but we grew a little bit tonight. It’s baby steps.” Lakeshore senior Gabby Lightfoot had 28 assists, 19 digs, nine kills and five aces, while senior Sofia Miranda added 17 kills. Senior libero Maddi Peneguy recorded 26 digs. The match was a see-saw battle throughout. After a Lightfoot ace gave the home team a 17-12 advantage, Alsup cut into the lead with back-to-back aces before Miranda’s kill off the block sealed a 25-22 win. Pearl River answered in the second and third sets. In the second set, Alsup’s kill gave the visitors a 1513 lead, then she reeled off three aces to seal a 25-16

Pearl River’s Leah Alsup records one of her seven aces against Lakeshore.

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Pearl River’s Gracie Esteve records a dig against Lakeshore on Oct. 6.

Pearl River’s Giana Kreeger winds up for a kill against Lakeshore.

Lakeshore’s Gabby Lightfoot records one of her 28 assists against Pearl River.

Pearl River’s Giana Kreeger winds up for a kill against Lakeshore on Oct. 6. win. The third set was back and forth until the Pearl River block took over as Pierre and Graves combined for three straight blocks to help

Lakeshore’s Sofia Miranda, left, tries to shoot over Pearl

River’s Rockie Graves. seal a 25-20 win. The Titans wasted little time in the fourth set as with enough kills down the they raced out to a 14-6 stretch to force a fifth set lead, and Miranda came up after a 25-19 victory.

Eighth annual Gator Tail 5K set for Oct. 17

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Slidell City Council 21st,OF 2026, between plus by the City ofNOTICE The pre-bid meet‐ Or dinance # NO. 2026PROPOSITION 7 the hours of 9:00 # 26-08-3662 will Online Bidding via 20 Slidell. ing may include a and will notRule be Charter be 23, sold a www. AM ofand 3:00 PM Pursuant to the provisions an Ordinance adoptednot on June 2026,for by the Shall Article V, Section 5-09 of the Home of the City of This pub lic auc tion tory for a read: price“The less Citynon-manda proxibid.com/ sold price re‐ servcorp willCity be Council held on: of the City at of Serv Slidell,Corp State of Louisiana, actingless as thethan governing Slidell, Louisiana, be than amendedretoquired is empowered to by visit to the project quiredState by oflaw. All ternational. Ocauthority tober 22, 2026, InAuthority”) (the “Governing of the City of Slidell, Louisiana incur bonded debt in accordance this charter site.the constitution law. 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America, following propositions, to-wit: within the boundaries City, will openamount at 7:00 a.m. and close reserves the right to Items auct comthe and cent (5.0%) of the premium, notSATURDAY, be Buyer’s at 8:00will p.m. on DECEMBER 12, 2026, in compliance with the The movable prop‐ click on Auctions reject any and all plus of the base bid tary fee and other sumStatutes sold for a price less no on the Home erty to be sold will tabPROPOSITION NO. ‐1 bids and remove any provisions of Section 541 ofterms of the Louisiana ofter 1950, as and all al nates. con ditionsRevised required by Title 18 & able 4-05.H, property than page. 3-04.C Items and to Article be mov be avail Shall able Article for III, Section IV, Section amended (La. R.S. 18:541), to-wit: The form of this se ‐ apply. Visit slidel ‐ law. Some items 10% auctioned perCityfrom viewing on Octoof ber respectively, the Home Rule Charter of the of Slidell,sale. Louisiana, lauction.com for curity shall be as be subject to re‐ PRECINCT WARD/PRECINCT LOCATION Buyer's premium may Slidell Coun 21st, 2026, between be amended to provide that if City a vacancy in cil the office of mayor or chief stated in the Instruc‐ serve. Buyer’s pre‐ more details. to onofsite mium, # 26-08-3662 will aptoplies the hours ofoccurs 9:00eighteen 00/802 (IN PART) fee Clearwood Junior High School, 130 Clearwood tions to Bidders in‐ 201811SEP30OCT of police the expiration 16% notary chases, be months sold or forlessapriorpur AM and 3:00 PM not (18) Drive, Slidell cluded in the Bid 7-14-3T and other terms & term for same, then the remainder of thereterm shall be served by theap‐ premium price less than ‐ buyer's at ServtheCorp Doc uments for this $103.24 Junior High School, ditions apply. Clearwood person so provided for in law, but such vacancy in office more 00/803 (IN PART) 130 Clearwood tooccurs online pur‐ con quired by iflaw. All plies Interna tional. project. An executed than eighteen (18) months prior the expiration the term for same, theNo‐ The seller reserves Drive, Slidell $ 25.00 items aretosold "as is, ofchases, affidavit and attesta‐ right to reject andoffice other the00/805 outofficetary To obtain adprovided ditionalfor inwhere person law shallis" servewith in said onlyFee until the Drive, tionRebel form must be and (IN all PART) bids and Little Oak Middle School, 59241 terms Serv‐ any warelection, ranty as and details,is filled visitthrough Serva‐special is thewith law with respectapply. to a vacancy submitted prior to move any mov‐ Slidell faults/defects. Corp International re Corp In tional’s all onter thena council? bid award. able prop from Boyet Junior High School, 59295 00/806 (INerty PART) Rebel Drive, website at www.sli The City of Slidell Inc. (985) 847- sale. Buyer’s pre‐ Slidell right to 1242, B. Mutz LA- mium is dellauction.com and reserves the Contract Docu‐ **** 10% for on‐ click on Auctions reject any and all 1467. ments may be exam‐ 00/811 (IN PART) and Boyet Junior High School, 59295 Rebel Drive, site bid ders PROPOSITION and removeNO. any2 Blair Ellinwood tab on the Home‐ bids ined at office of the 16% for online bid‐ Slidell Article the Home City DiCharter rector of of the Finance mov7-08.A able of prop erty Rule page. Shall Items to VII, be Section Engineer, Principal ders, $25 no tary fee Boyet Junior High School, 59295 of Slidell, Louisiana, be amended to add 10% the chief200439SEP30OCT administrative officer sale. auctioned per from 00/812 (IN PART) EngiRebel neerDrive, ing, Inc., and other terms & 7-14-3T the Slidell the list of employees exempted from Buyer's to pre mium SlidellofCity CounPolice cil Department Slidell 128 Northpark con di tions apply. applies to onsite $133.57 # 26-08-3662 willTeam? the Civil Service CovSlidell ington, Visit lauc‐ Northshore High School, 100Blvd, 00/813 (INslidel PART) Panther Drive, 16% not be sold for a purchases, LA, 70433, ph. tion.com for more Little Oak Middle School, 59241 price less than re‐ buyer's pre 00/816 (IN PART) Rebel Drive, * *mium * * ap‐ (985) 624-5001. details. to online pur‐ quired by law. All plies Slidell PROPOSITION NO. 3 Electronic plans and chases, $ 25.00 No‐ items are sold "asVII, is, Section ifica tions by be Bid ding(INbegin Shall Article 7-08.A of the Home Rule Charter of the City 00/901 PART) ap‐ Mosquito Abatement District spec Building 62436 where is" without tary Fee and other secured at no cost by proximately one Airport Road, Slidell of Slidell, be amended to addServ the assistant chief of police of apply. ‐ warranty and Louisiana, with terms inquiry to bidding@ week prior to auc‐ Slidell Police employees exempted from the Corp toInthe terlist naof tional all the faults/de fects.Department 00/902 Alton Elementary School, 38276 N 5thcom. Street, Con‐ pi-aec. tion date.(IN PART) Team? Inc. Civil Service (985) 847The City of Slidell Slidell tract Doc uments are reserves the right to 1242, B. Mutz LAavailable Auc tion(IN eer:PART) Serv‐ Carolyn Park Middle School, also 00/904 35708 Liberty Drive, for reject any and all 1467. * * * * pub lic in spec tion at Corp International Slidell EllinwoodNO. 4 bids and remove any Blair PROPOSITION the Slidell Engi‐ 101 Mag no lia St. Di rec tor of Fi nance movable prop erty 00/907 La. (IN PART) Carolyn Park Middle School, neer 35708ing Liberty Drive, Article VII, Section 7-08.A of the Home Rule Charter of the City Dept.. 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Liberty com.Drive, Elec‐ Visa, ter Card, terms forapply. Serv ‐ police chief must be legally domiciled and actually residing in the tronic bids will re‐ Discover, American Slidell Corp City Inter na tional quireTrail, a digital signa‐ from one (1) year to two (2) years immediately before qualifying for Ex00/922 press, orPART) Check Inc. (985) 847ture. YouSlidell must reg‐ w/Bank (INLet ter of Towers Building, 520 Old Spanish as is the requirement for mayoral and council candidates? 1242, office, B. Mutz LA00/S01 (IN PART) Blvd., with ter Robert directly Guar antee, unless John Slidell Park Gymnasium,is105 1467. Central Bidding to Slidell otherwise stated. **** Blair Ellinwood utilize this service. 201918OCT7-14Slidell High School, 1 Tiger Drive, Slidell PROPOSITION NO. 6 Director of Finance You may also con‐ 2T00/S02 (IN PART) 200439SEP30OCT Shall Article VII, Section 7-08.C.2 and 3 of the Home Rule Charter of 00/S03 (IN PART) Slidell High School, 1 Tiger Drive, tact Slidell them at 833$143.58 7-14-3T the City of Slidell, Louisiana, be amended to replace the Louisiana Civil 412-5717. 00/S04 (IN PART) Bonne Ecole Elementary School, 900 Rue Verand, $133.57 Service League, a defunct entity, with the Chancellor of Northshore Slidell Technical Community College as a person entitled to appoint a member The signature on the 00/S05 (IN PART) John Slidell Park Gymnasium,bid 105must Robertbe Blvd., that of to the Civil Service Board, to replace the Chancellor of the University of an authorized repre‐ Slidell New Orleans, an entity joining the LSU System, with the President of sentative of the cor‐ LSU New Orleans as the proper person entitled to appoint a member to 00/S06 (IN PART) Carolyn Park Middle School, 35708 Liberty Drive, poration, partner‐ the Civil Service Board, and to provide that if the appointing authorities Slidell ship or other legal fail to make appointments or cease to exist, such appointments may be entity as de fined by 00/S07 (IN PART) Bayou Woods Elementary School, 35614 Liberty requested by the Council from the President of another accredited College Louisiana Public Drive, Slidell or University in the State of Louisiana or from a Louisiana non-profit with Bid Law Revised 00/S08 (IN PART) Bonne Ecole Elementary School, 900 Rue Verand, a physical presence in St. Tammany Parish? Statute 38:2212.A. Slidell (1)(c) which dic‐ tates parties autho‐ rized to submit bids for public contracts. All required Certifi‐ cates of Liability In‐ surance shall list the

All bids shall be ac‐ companied by bid security in an amount of five per‐ cent (5.0%) of the sum of the base bid and all alternates. The form of this se‐ curity shall be as stated in the Instruc‐ tions to Bidders in‐ cluded in the Bid Documents for this project. An executed affidavit and attesta‐ tion form must be submitted prior to bid award. Contract Docu‐ ments may be exam‐ ined at office of the Engineer, Principal Engineering, Inc., 128 Northpark Blvd, Covington, LA, 70433, ph. (985) 624-5001. Electronic plans and specifications by be secured at no cost by inquiry to bidding@ pi-aec.com. Con‐ tract Documents are also available for public inspection at the Slidell Engi‐ neering Dept..

grant funds. All ap‐ plicable Federal, State, Local laws, ordinances, and the Public Notices rules Bids/Proposals and regula‐ tions of all authori‐ ties having jurisdic‐ tion over construc‐ tion of the project shall apply to the contract throughout.

All proposals, bids and applications are welcomed. The city encourages partici‐ pation by Minority, Women-Owned, and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise firms. The bids shall be presented in a sealed envelope clearly marked: SEALED BIDS: PS 200 Lindberg Sewer Lift Station Up‐ grades SLIDELL JOB NO. 300-120 LOUISIANA CONTRACTOR’S LICENSE NO. Bid No. 27-B008 Opening : DATE Nov. 19, 2026 10:00 A.M. CST

PUBLIC NOTICE

ADVERTISE‐ MENT The City of Slidell FOR BIDS reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Separate sealed bids will be received by Blair Ellinwood the St. Tammany CITY OF SLIDELL Parish School Board Finance Director at the St. Tammany 202835OCT14-21- Parish School Board 28-3T C.J. Schoen Admin‐ $318.37 istrative Complex, Reception Desk, 321 N. Theard St., PUBLIC NOTICE Covington, LA 70433 for Pearl ADVERTISE‐ River High School, MENT FOR BIDS Bidders also have Re-Bid of Cafeteria the option to review Sealed bids will be Building Addition bid documents and received by the St. for ADA Restroom submit bids elec‐ Tammany Parish and Alterations to tronically by visit‐ School Board, 321 Stage Area, STPSB ing www.central N. Theard Street, Project No. 1954 on bidding.com. Elec‐ Covington, the 4th day of No‐ tronic bids will re‐ Louisiana 70433, vember, 2026 at quire a digital signa‐ until 2:30 p.m., Fri‐ 2:00 p.m. (Time ture. You must reg‐ day, October 23, shall be established ister directly with 2026, on Modular by the PBX clock at Central Bidding to Buildings for Boyet the above refer‐ utilize this service. Junior High enced address), at You may also con‐ School. which time and tact them at 833- Additional informa‐ place bids will be 412-5717. tion and specifica‐ publicly opened and tions will be fur‐ read aloud. Bidder is The signature on the nished prospective solely responsible bid must be that of bidders upon re‐ for proper delivery an authorized repre‐ quest at the School of its bid. Bids re‐ sentative of the cor‐ Board Office. ceived after the poration, partner‐ Each bid shall be aforementioned ship or other legal sealed in an enve‐ deadline date and entity as defined by lope clearly marked time will be re‐ Louisiana Public on the outside, jected. Bid Law Revised "BID ON MODU‐ Statute 38:2212.A. LAR BUILDINGS Complete Bidding (1)(c) which dic‐ FOR BOYET JU‐ Documents pro‐ tates parties autho‐ NIOR HIGH vided by the Archi‐ rized to submit bids SCHOOL – Octo‐ tect, Gasaway-Gas‐ for public contracts. ber 23, 2026.” away-Bankston, All required Certifi‐ All bids shall be ac‐ 1007 W. Thomas cates of Liability In‐ companied by a bid Street, Suite G, surance shall list the bond, LA certified Hammond, City of Slidell as check, 985-345cashier's 70401, “additionally in‐ check, or money 5047, may be ob‐ sured”. order in an amount tained through City equal to five percent Blueprint located at This project is (5%) of the total 1200 West Cause‐ funded with federal price of either Op‐ way Approach, grant funds. All ap‐ tion 1 or, Option 2, Suite 24, Mandev‐ plicable Federal, whichever option is ille, LA 70448, upon State, Local laws, the highest. A Per‐ payment of a de‐ ordinances, and the formance Bond in posit of $250.00 for rules and regula‐ the total amount of each set of docu‐ tions of all authori‐ the order will be re‐ ments. Deposits are ties having jurisdic‐ quired from the suc‐ refundable as pro‐ tion over construc‐ cessful bidder(s). vided for by law. tion of the project At time and place Complete Bidding shall apply to the stated above, all Documents are also contract throughout. bids on hand will be available in elec‐ 00/S09 Bonne Ecole opened Elementary School, 900 Rueform. Verand, Elec‐ tronic publicly and All proposals, bids Slidell read aloud. Any bid tronic documents and ap(IN plica tions are Slidell be downloaded received High afterSchool, date333can 00/S10 PART) Pennsylvania wel comed. The city and Junior hour shown at no cost from City Slidell encourages partici‐ Avenue, above will be re‐ Blueprint at www. pa tion (IN byPART) Minority, Slidell 00/S11 Junior School, Pennsylvania yblueprint.com turned unHigh opened to333cit Women-Owned, and are also avail‐ Avenue, Slidell the bid der. and Disadvantaged The St. Tammany able at www.central 00/S13 (IN PART) Tammany Junior High School, 701 Cleveland Busi ness Enterprise St.Parish School Board bidding.com. Avenue, Slidell firms. reserves the right to Prospective bidders areTrail, respon sible for 00/S15 (IN PART) Towers Building, Slidell adjust quanti520 tiesOldbySpanish The bids shall be increasing or de‐ any repro duction 00/S16 (IN PART) Elementary School, 825costs Kostmayer Street, pre sented in a sealed Abney and/or fees as‐ creasing and to re‐ envelope clearly Slidell ject any and all bids. sociated with the marked: useDrive, of the ST. High TAM MANY 00/S17 (IN PART) Salmen School, 300 Spartan Slidellwebsite. SEALED BIDS: PS PARISH SCHOOL Bid documents 00/S18 (IN PART) Abney Elementary School, 825 Kostmayer 200 Lindberg Sewer BOARD should beStreet, obtained Lift Station Up‐ Slidell /s/ AMANDA only by licensed grades conSlidell tractors through MAR TIN, Pres1ident 00/S19 (IN PART) Slidell High School, Tiger Drive, SLIDELL JOB /s/ FRANK JAB‐ City Blueprint or at 00/S21 (IN PART) Northshore High School, 100 Panther Slidell NO. 300-120 central bidd BIA, Superinten‐ www.Drive, LOUISIANA com Prospec 00/S22 (IN PART) Abney Kostmayer Street, tive dentElementary School, 825ing. CONTRACTOR’S Slidell Bidders are cau‐ 202712OCT7-14LICENSE NO. tioned that the fail‐ 2T 00/S23 (IN27-B008 PART) Slidell Junior High School, 333ure Pennsylvania Bid No. to obtain Bid $77.20 Avenue, Slidell Documents from the Open : DATE St. Tammany Junior High School, Ar701 chitect as set 00/S24ing (IN PART) Cleveland Nov. 19, 2026 forth above or notify Avenue, Slidell 10:00 A.M. CST the Architect of an intention to Bid The City of Slidell could prevent the reserves the right to tive ofBid the boundaries theder Theany polling places set forth above and situated withinProspec reject or all bids. from receiving addi‐ City, be and the same are hereby designated as the polling places in which to hold tional information, the saidEllinwood special election, and the Commissioners-in-Chargeup and Commissioners, Blair dates or addenda respectively, shall be those persons designated according to law. may be issued CITY OF SLIDELL that Finance Directorwith La. R.S. 18:1285(A)(1)(a)(v), the In accordance of conestimated cerning cost bidding 202835OC T14-21holding the election will be $42,500.00. on this Project. 28-3T The said special election will be held in accordance with the applicable $318.37 of Chapter 6-B of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised All bids must be ac‐ provisions Statutes of 1950, panied thereto, by bid as amended, and other constitutional and statutory authoritycom supplemental se cu rity equal and the ofﬁcers appointed to hold the said election, as provided in this Notice of to five per cent (5%) of Special Election, or such substitutes therefor as may be selected and of designated the sum the base according to law, will make due returns thereof to the Governing Authority, bid and all alterand nates NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the Governing Authority willthe and must be in Council meet on Tuesday, January 12, 2027, at 6:30 p.m. in the City form of Chambers, a certified check, 2045 Second Street, Slidell, Louisiana, and will then and there in open andcashier’s public check or bidof bond, session, proceed to examine and canvass the returns and declare the result the as out lined in special election. All registered and qualiﬁed voters in the City are entitled to the voteIn‐ struc tions to Bid‐ at said special election. ders. The Sucday cess ful THUS DONE AND SIGNED at Slidell, Louisiana, onBid this,der the 23rd will beofre‐ June, 2026. quired to furnish a performance and /s/ Nick DiSantipayment bond, each in an amount equal Nick DiSanti, 100% of the con‐ President of the to Council tractDamount. Councilman, District Bidders must meet

/s/ Randy Fandal the requirements of Randy Fandal, the State of Mayor Louisiana Contrac‐ /s/ Thomas P. Reeves Thomas P. Reeves, Council Administrator

tor’s Licensing Law, La. R.S. 37:2150.1 through 2164, as amended. Bids shall be accepted only from Contractors who are licensed under LA. R.S. 202855-693941-OCT7-14-21-28-4T 37:2150-2192 for $ ca 1530.56 the classifi tion of Building Construc‐ tion. Preference may be given to materials,

1200 West Cause‐ City Blueprint or at ders. The Successful in accordance with River, LA 70452. the St. Tammany jected. and are also avail‐ way Approach, www.centralbidd able at www.central All bids must be ac‐ Bidder will be re‐ law. Bidders are strongly Parish School Board Suite 24, Mandev‐ ing.com Prospective quired to furnish a companied by bid urged to attend and at the St. Tammany Complete Bidding bidding.com. ille, LA 70448, upon Bidders are cau‐ performance pro‐ Prospective bidders security equal to and This bid is let in ac‐ participate in the Parish School Board Documents ✦ St. ✦ Wednesday, ✦ 7B 14,cent 2026(5%) pay ment of a de‐ tioned that the fail‐ payment bond, each cordance with the conference. Parking C.J. Schoen Admin‐ vided by the Archi ‐ Tammany five per of are respon sible for October posit ofPublic $250.00 for ure toPublic Public at the school & Smith any Public of the base equal Louisiana Com plex, tect, Holly is lim‐ istrative reproNotices duction the sum obtain Bid in an amount Notices Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices each set of docu‐ Documents La. R.S. ited – Bids/Proposals APAC, costs and/or all alternates of the con‐ Bid Law, Desk, Architects, please park Reception fees as‐ bid andBids/Proposals from the to 100% Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals ments. Bids/Proposals Deposits are Architect 38:2212 et. seq. The along the bus lane or 321 N. Theard St., 208 North Cate sociated with the and must be in the as set tract amount. refundable as pro‐ forth above or notify provisions and re‐ on the shoulder of Covington, LA Street, Hammond, use of the website. form of a certified vided for by law. the Architect of an Bidders must meet quirements of the the road near the 70433 for Mandev‐ LA 70401, 985-345- Bid cashier’s documents check, Complete Bidding intention to Bid the requirements of Public Bid Law, this football field. ille High School, 5210, may be ob‐ should be obtained check or bid bond, Documents are also could prevent the the Ad ver tise ment, and tained through City as out lined in the In‐ State of Renovations and only by licensed available in elec‐ Prospective Bidder Louisiana Contrac‐ those stated in the Bidders have the op‐ Additions, STPSB Blueprint located at contractors through structions to Bid‐ tronic form. Elec‐ from receiving addi‐ tor’s Licensing Law, Bid Documents tion to submit bids Project No. 2550 on 1200 West Cause‐ City Blueprint or at ders. The Successful tronic documents tional information, La. R.S. 37:2150.1 shall not be waived. electronically, Approach, www.centralbidd Bidder will be re‐ the 12th day of No‐ way can be downloaded updates or addenda through 2164, as No bid may be with‐ through www.cen vember, 2026 at Suite 24, Mandev‐ ing.com Prospective quired to furnish a at no cost from City that may be issued amended. Bids shall drawn except as tralbidding.com. in 3:00 p.m. (Time ille, LA 70448, upon Bidders are cau‐ performance and Blueprint at www. concerning bidding be accepted only provided by law. accordance with shall be established payment of a de‐ tioned that the fail‐ payment bond, each The Owner re serves cityblueprint.com posit of $1,000.00 from Contractors ure to obtain Bid in an amount equal on this Project. Louisiana Revised by the PBX clock at and are also avail‐ who are licensed the right, in accor‐ Statute 38:2212 the above refer‐ for each set of docu‐ Documents from the to 100% of the con‐ able at www.central All bids must be ac‐ under LA. R.S. dance with law, to A(1)(f)(i). enced address), at ments. Deposits are Architect as set tract amount. bidding.com. which time and refundable as pro‐ forth above or notify companied by bid 37:2150-2192 for reject any and all 202919OCT7-14Prospective bidders security equal to the classification of bids for just cause. place bids will be vided for by law. the Architect of an Bidders must meet 21-3T are responsible for five percent (5%) of Building Construc‐ publicly opened and Complete Bidding intention to Bid the requirements of $302.04 any reproduction the sum of the base tion. A pre-bid confer‐ State of read aloud. Bidder is Documents are also could prevent the the costs and/or fees as‐ bid and all alternates ence will be held on solely responsible available in elec‐ Prospective Bidder Louisiana Contrac‐ sociated with the and must be in the Preference may be the 16th day Octo‐ PUBLIC NOTICE tronic form. Elec ‐ tor’s Li cens ing Law, for proper delivery from receiving addi‐ use of the website. form of a certified given to materials, ber, 2026 at 9:30 ADVERTISE‐ of its bid. Bids re‐ tronic documents tional information, La. R.S. 37:2150.1 Bid documents check, ceived after the can be downloaded updates or addenda through 2164, as cashier’s supplies and provi‐ a.m. at the project MENT FOR BIDS should be obtained check or bid bond, sions at no cost from City that may be issued amended. Bids shall produced, site, Pearl River aforementioned only by licensed as outlined in the In‐ manufactured or High School, 39110 Separate sealed bids deadline date and Blue Print at www. concerning bidding be accepted only contractors through structions to Bid‐ grown in Louisiana Rebel Lane, Pearl will be received by time will be re‐ cityblueprint.com from Contractors on this Project. City Blueprint or at ders. The Successful in accordance with River, LA 70452. the St. Tammany jected. and are also avail‐ who are licensed www.centralbidd Bidders are strongly Parish School Board able at www.central All bids must be ac‐ under LA. R.S. Bidder will be re‐ law. ing.com Prospective quired to furnish a urged to attend and at the St. Tammany Complete Bidding bidding.com. companied by bid 37:2150-2192 for Bidders are cau‐ performance par tic i pate in the pro‐ Prospective bidders security equal to the classification of and This bid is let in ac‐ Parish School Board Documents tioned that the fail‐ payment bond, each cordance with the conference. Parking C.J. Schoen Admin‐ vided by the Archi‐ are responsible for five percent (5%) of Building Construc‐ ure to obtain Bid in an amount equal Louisiana reproduction the sum of the base tion. Public at the school is lim‐ istrative Complex, tect, Holly & Smith any Documents from the to 100% of the con‐ Bid Law, La. R.S. ited – please park Reception Desk, Architects, APAC, costs and/or fees as‐ bid and all alternates Architect as set tract amount. 38:2212 et. seq. The along the bus lane or 321 N. Theard St., 208 North Cate sociated with the and must be in the Preference may be forth above or notify provisions and re‐ on the shoulder of Covington, LA Street, Hammond, use of the website. form of a certified given to materials, the Architect of an Bidders must meet quirements of the the road near the 70433 for Mandev‐ LA 70401, 985-345- Bid documents check, cashier’s supplies and provi‐ intention to Bid the requirements of Public Bid Law, this football field. produced, ille High School, 5210, may be ob‐ should be obtained check or bid bond, sions could prevent the the or only by li censed as outlined in the In‐ manufactured State of Advertisement, and Renovations and tained through City Prospective Bidder Louisiana Contrac‐ those stated in the Bidders have the op‐ Additions, STPSB Blueprint located at contractors through structions to Bid‐ grown in Louisiana from receiving addi‐ tor’s Licensing Law, Bid Documents tion to submit bids Project No. 2550 on 1200 West Cause‐ City Blueprint or at ders. The Successful in accordance with tional information, La. R.S. 37:2150.1 shall not be waived. electronically, Approach, www.centralbidd Bidder will be re‐ law. theSTATE 12th day OF of NoLOUISIANA ‐ way updates or addenda through 2164, as No bid may be with‐ through www.cen vember, 2026 at Suite 24, Mandev‐ ing.com Prospective quired to furnish a that may be issued amended. Bids shall drawn except as tralbidding.com. in PARISH LA 70448, upon Bidders are cau‐ performance and This bid is let in ac‐ ST. ille, TAMMANY 3:00 p.m. OF (Time concerning bidding be accepted only provided by law. accordance with shall be established payment of a de‐ tioned that the fail‐ payment bond, each cordance with the 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT on this Project. Louisiana Re vised Public from Contractors The Owner reserves by the PBX clock at posit of $1,000.00 ure to obtain Bid in an amount equal Louisiana 38:2212 the above refer‐ for each set of docu‐ Documents from the to 100% of the con‐ Bid Law, La. R.S. who are licensed the right, in accor‐ Statute Listlaw, of the Central Jury Poolenced for the Central of Court be heldbeginning on All bids must be ac‐ under LA. R.S. dance with 38:2212 et. seq. The chitect as set tract amount. to A(1)(f)(i). ments.Term Deposits are Arto address), at Jury companied by bid 37:2150-2192 for reject any and all 202919OCT7-14provisions and re‐ refundable as pro‐ forth above or notify which time and 2026bids andwill drawn Wednesday, 16,of2026 security equal to the PARISH 21-3T October 26, place the Architect an Bidders must meet quirements of the vided for by law.September classification of bids for just cause.Monday, ST. TAMMANY be on five perMICHAEL cent (5%) of B.Build $302.04 ing Construc‐ publicly opened and Complete Bidding intention to Bid the requirements of Public Bid Law, this COOPER the sum of PARISH the basePRESIDENT State of Advertisement, and tion. A pre-bid confer‐ read aloud. Bidder is Documents are also could prevent the the bid and all alternates ence will be held on solely responsible available in elec‐ Prospective Bidder Louisiana Contrac‐ those stated in the and must be in the Preference may be the 16th day Octo‐ Documents for proper delivery tronic form. Elec‐ from receiving addi‐ tor’s Licensing Law, Bid formEllen of aF Abner certified given to mateKaty tional S in formation, La. R.S. 37:2150.1 Caleb P Shortsshall Jr not be waived. Moore StevenreM Lindsey R Frederickson tronic documents Maria rials,E Chappellie ber, 2026 at 9:30 of its bid. Bids ‐ Kassing check, updates or addenda through 2164, can be downloaded Jacquelyn vi‐ a.m. at the project Emily A as ShuffNo bid may be with‐ E Morris Thomas Regina R Froust Gabrielle M Chautin Alisa Kcashier’s Abouomar supplies and pro ceived after the J Kearney checkShawn or bid bond, sions that may be issued amended. Michelle drawn except as at no cost from City Sarah Bids shall produced, site, Pearl River aforementioned R Simmons N Moses Aydon G Keefer Gabriella A Fuentes Mary M Chauvin M Adam as outlined in the In‐ manufactured concerning bidding be accepted only provided by law. Blue Print at www. Shiak or A High School, 39110 deadline date andP Kenney Jason G Simms A Mujid Samuel Eddie J Fuller III Edward Chaves Dustin C Adams structions to Bid‐ grown in Louisiana Rebel Lane, Pearl on this Project. cityblueprint.com from Contractors The Owner reserves time will Alexis be reL‐ Kerlee E Simoneaux George M Fulton Cheramie F Alexander ders.Sofie The Suc cessful in accordance Karlie the right, in accor‐ and are also avail‐ Amy E Munchausen who are Paul licensed with NRiver, LA 70452. jected. Bidder be re All bidsE must be ac‐ under LA. dance with law, to Pierre R.S. Simoneaux Murphy Gretchen J able Kerr at www.central Alesha Allison K Furieri KathleenBid W ders Cheramie Lee will S Alexius Sr‐ law. are strongly quired to fur nish a compaMyers nied by bid 37:2150-2192 urged to attend and bidding.com. Sarah Efor Siscoreject any and all Jamie Tammy Danielle A Gaines Complete Bid Jodi L Ciuffetelli Andrea R Alleman dingM Keys perfor mance and This bid is let in ac‐ Apar security C Myers equal to the classifiAlexandria for just cause. cation of Nbids ticipate in the Prospective bidders Rhonda Documents Jennifer pro‐B Kinchen Skellie Raven R Gaines Clark Caleb W Allen payment bond, each cordance withWilma five per cent (5%) of Build ing Con struc ‐ the con fer ence. Park ing are re spon si ble for vided by the Ar chi ‐ William T Slaydon Jr Nappier Christina Eany Kirby reproduction Brandy Tracy J Gallardo Jr Joyce D Allen in anJared amount equal Louisiana the sumL of the base tion. A pre-bid confer‐ Pub licY Claude at the school is lim‐ tect, Holly &Ashley Smith Alyssa S Smithence will be held on I Navalance Olivia L Gallego Clemons-Guidry Kialyn Allen to 100% ofEthe con‐ Bid Law, La. Belinda bid and all alternates R.S. D ited – please park costs and/or fees as‐ Riley Architects, APAC,P Kirkland tract Teresa amount. and must D NawbeJr in the PreferenceAmy M Kirkland Katharine G Gamble 208 NorthKathy Cole the bus lane or W Allison 38:2212 et. seq.Allison mayE Smith be the 30th day of Oc‐ The Ralong sociated with the Savy Cate form ofB aNeal certified given to Cionne tober, 2026 at 3:30 materials, provisions andYavonne re‐ on the shoulder of use of the website. Lindsey D Smith Denise Robert E Ganim N Coleman Jessica P Allo Street, Ham mond,M Klemm Bidders must meet quirements ofPaula check, M Newman-Kuehne cashier’s supplies and p.m. at the project provi ‐Smith the the road near the Bid documents Jennifer LA 70401, 985-345Ronetta J Chad R Koons Jason C Garic Sherri the re quireAlonzo ments of Public Bid Law, this O Collier check or bid bond, sions site, Mandeville produced, foot ball field. should be obtained Hung 5210, may William be ob‐ P Kuhn Valerie E Smith V Nguyen Heather L Garland E Collins M Alphonso the Taylor State of Advertisement,Charles as out lined in the In ‐ manufactured or High School, #1 and only by licensed through City Andrea A Sneed John B Nguyen Louis D Labat III Christopher L Garner tained John E Anderson Louisiana Contrac‐ those stated inMary struc tions to Bid ‐ Skip per Drive, grown in Louisiana the S Connor con trac tors through Bidders have the op‐ Blueprint located at tor’sGabriel Licensing Law, Bid ders. The Successful in accordance LA Nancywith J SoineMandeville, Nguyen Lad Blueprint or at Kristal Maureen L Garnica 1200 West Apeksha Abigail Etion Coogan A Andrews Documents to submit bids Cause‐ ACity La. R.S. BidderF will 70471, Bidders are www.centralbidd tronically, Eric V Spangenberg Steven Nick be re‐ law. A Lafentres Malakia S Garrett way Karen S elec Cook Calen 37:2150.1 I Angeron shall not be waived. ApMark proach, through 2164, as No bid may be Damon quired DtoNix furnish a strongly urged to at‐ with‐ A ing.com Prospective Gerald through Suite 24, Man devP‐ Lafuentes N Spencer Delmy Ryan S Gelvin Cooley www.cen Yanfang Aoshall amended. Bids performance Sr and This bid isLarry let inW acSpink ‐ tend and participate drawn exceptDwayne as tral Bidders are cau‐ Emma bidding.com. in ille, LA 70448, upon David L Nobles Lisa A Lama Eugene J Gentelie Jr Cousin William A Arbuckle Jr be accepted only provided by law. accordance tioned that the fail‐ payment bond, each cordance with the in the conference. with ment of Tiffanie a de‐P Landa F Sponsel J Nystrand Robert W Gerhold Jr pay Gregory Louisiana N CouvillionRevised fromRichard ConArceneaux tractors The Owner reserves in an amount equal Louisiana Michelle Public ure to obtain Bid Kristofer posit of $1,000.00 who Charlene are liD censed to 100% of the con‐ Bid Law, Surah SrinivasBidders have the op‐ R Obannon Lance Carolyn F Giacona for each set of Jamie Cox Ardoin the right, in ac La. R.S. cor‐ N Statute Documents from the Alice 38:2212 docuA‐ Lapeyrouse underElizabeth LA. A Armstrong R.S. dance with law, tract amount. tion to submit bids 38:2212 et.Marian seq. The Architect as set Beatrice A(1)(f)(i). C St Pierre U Obike Lindaare V Larocca Gina E Giambrone ments. Deposits LisatoM Craig 37:2150-2192 for electronically, provisionsBridget and re ‐Stanga reject any and all E202919OCT7-14above or notify Cullen M Obrien refundable as pro‐ Pforth L Lawrence Latour Rachel H Gibson Edward Crawford Laure Ashley C Atchison the classification of bids for just cause. Bidders must meet quirements of the through www.cen the Architect of an Michael 21-3T vided for by law. S Stanifer B Obrien Jaden J Laudun Daniel W Gifford Pinky L Crocker B Atwater BuildConstance ing Construc ‐ mentsIIIof Public BidMorgan tralbidding.com. in Law, this intention to Bid the require $302.04 Com plete Bid ding Burnelland Stepter Paulalso M Lawrence Richard G Gilly Charles tion. Parker D Autry the P Ocmond State of Advertisement, accordance with could prevent the Scott A pre-bid con fer‐ L Crockett Documents are Louisiana Contrac‐ those stated Louisiana Revised in the Sydney J Stevens C Oconnell Lawson tive Bidder Mary Bill Gipson Nicholas Charity B Babb ence will be held on Cross available inNicholas elec‐ CProspec Prefer ence may be tor’s Li cens ing Law, Statute 38:2212 Bid Doc uments from receiving addi‐ Julia B Oehrlein the 16th day Oc to‐ P Crowell Tammy Stevens Lisa S Giraldi Jamie Essey J Babin tronic form.Thomas Elec‐ J Lebreton givenFelicia to ma terials, ber, 2026 at Paul La. R.S. 37:2150.1 shall not be A(1)(f)(i). waived. 9:30 uments Braylee M Stilwell L Oniate R Leetional information, Lesley Marybeth W Glynn tronic docKelly A Baham supplies and provi‐ a.m. at the projectW Cummings through 2164, as 202918OCT7-14up dates or ad denda No bid may be with ‐ loadedM Lee Jr Malcolm Ordone Charles R Godfrey Jr can be downLauren Logan A Cundiff Nduced, Baham site, Pearl River sionsStormypro amended.LBids shall drawn exMark cept S Stricker as 21-3T no cost from City that may be issued Frances R Stroughter J Oreilly only provided Shelby Heather Kathryn W Godfrey at Clyde W Curry A Baird manuJennifer factured or High School, 39110 $286.14 concerning bidding be accepted by law. Blue Print at www. E Lehmann grown in L Louisiana fromC Pace Contractors The OwnerJoshua J Suane Julie Gemma M Gomez cityblueprint.Mark Keith Baker on this Project. reserves Rebel Lane, Donald Pearl C Cusimano com A Lejeune in acJeremy cordance with River, LA 70452. who are licensed the right, Stacey in accor ‐ E Suhm Russell Palazzolo Jr Elsa D Goncalves Alidam N Cyrielle P Ballard and are alsoHolly availH‐ Leonhard law. Edna E Bankston Bidders are strongly under C LA. R.S. dance with All bids must be ac‐ Amanda law, G to Sylvest able at www.Charles centralV Lesage Emmali Palermo Kelly J Gonzales Patrick S Danner 37:2150-2192 for com panied by bid reject anyBailey and J all urged to attend and T Dantoni Tadlock F si Palmisano Linam Reginald S Gordon bidding.com.Richard Mse Baquet This Chloe bid isIlet in ac‐ participate inJonathan the clas fication of bids for just curity equal to Lewar cause. the Prospective Jeffrey bidders Sherri L Tardiff Brandy A Parks L Lipp Gia E Gottardi Dana Rolandwith A Barbay cordance the Jrconference. Park Build ing Con struc ‐ five per cent (5%) of ing V Darby are re spon si ble for Louisiana lic at the school isDeray tion. S Parr W ‐Tauzin Nancy D Gravel Angela G Pub Barron the sum of the base Sheila A pre-bidJessica confer lim‐ C Darensburg any reproAirstell ductionLivingston Bid Susan Law, ELa. R.S. ited – please Damico bid and all alternates Anita N Patel ence will be held on park F Davis Deborah F Terranova S Lizana William E Green Jr costs and/or Jaqunya Bascone-Dalrymple fees as ‐ 38:2212 et. Bseq. The along the bus lane Preference may be the 30th day and must be in the Donald or J Davis of Oc ‐ sociated with theLockhart Jorden E Theriot J Payne Jack A Chad C Griffin Dylan Batchelor proviJoshua sions and re‐ on the shoulder given to mateJr rials, tober, 2026 form of a cer ti fied of at 3:30 use of the web site. Dionne S Thigpen Mason B Pearce Morgan E Logan Jade A Grimes Mindy A Davis Victoria C Bates quirements of the the road near the check, cashier’s supplies and provi‐ p.m. at the project docRhonda uments B Lopez Richard C Thomas Pecoraro Crystal W Gristina Bid Macy Beardthis football field. Norman W Davis Public BidLLaw, sions Rpro duced, site, Man deville should be ob tained check or bid bond, Dominik Adver tise ment, and manufac Katelin A R tured Pellerin or High School, Monique MasLoupe Lynn M Grow Thomas P Davis Michele C Becker outlined in the In‐ Cheryl #1Thomass only by li censed thoseCindy stated in the Bidders have the grown JinPenn Louisiana Skipper Alton structions to Bid‐ Trevon op‐ Drive, J Thompson Adam S Lowery James M Guiberteau contractors through Katherine D Dawson L Bennett Bid CoryDoc uments tion to submitDerrick in accorJdance with Mandeville, ders. The Successful Anthony bids G Dearie LAG Thompson City Blue print or at Shannon Perpere Michael S Lucio Lee M Guidry L Benoit shall not be waived. electronically, law. Bid der will be re ‐ 70471, Bid ders are www. cen tral bidd James L Allen D Perry Kim Thanh T Luu Charles E Guin Charles G Delcoure Dwayne J Bernard Jr No bid may be with‐ through www.cen quired to furnish a strongly urged to atThornton ‐ ing. com Prospec tive Valentine E Peterson Sarah E‐ Lyles Mariko Gunge Mary Brittany R Bertoniere drawn except as tralbidding.com. This bid is let in ac‐ tend and par performance and David ticipateA Ticker III in L Delong Bid ders are cau provided law. accordance Louis cordanceM Pierpont with the in the confer David Seanfail F ‐Macdonald Cassie A Guste Gary Aby Bettencourtt payment bond, each Barbara ence.E Tinnell with Deluca tioned that the The Owner Louisiana in an amount equal Lou vised R Denet David J Tiziani A Pierre Public Bobby Ryan C Haas MichellereJserves Biggs Louisiana ReLacala ure to obtain BidE Magee the right, in ac cor ‐ Bid Law, La. R.S. to 100% of the con‐ Jaron J Plummer Bidders have ‐ 38:2212 Documents from Rymthe Mop Tlili Isaiahthe S Mailo Angelique P Hall Charlotte H Dennis Billiotto Statute danceNikole withVlaw, 38:2212 et. seq. The tion to sub tract amount. mit bidsR Tomlinson A(1)(f)(i). Architect as Jonathon James K Pollard Jr re‐ electronically, Wadeset H Majors Peggy A Hall Andrea A Derry A Bishney rejectJamison any and all 202919OCT7-14pro vi sions and forth above or notify R Malcom Acen Townsend P Ponseti Catherine A Hammel the Peter J Desalvo Jr Anthony G Blackall21-3T bids for just cause. quirements of Jr the through Blair www. ArchitectMichael of an Bidders must meet Richard Public Bid Law, this tralbidding. Christopher E Ponthieux Hannah Manint Brett M Harding Amber L Dillon Jasmine Blanchard $302.04 requirements of Tanner com. in Traylor intention to Bid R the A pre-bid confer‐ AdverC tise ment, and accordanceDeborah the State of Sandy with J Trimble Pope Michael Jr Gentry B Harrington could prevent Lucia T Dinh Linda N Blanchard the R Marques enceRyan will be held on those stated in the Louisiana Contrac‐ Raymond Revised Prospective Dante Bidder Trosclair J Posecai Jr Louisiana Curtis A Marquez Patrick M Harris Olav G Djuve S Blanchard the 16th day Octo‐ Bid Doc u ments tor’s Licensing Law, Tessa H Powers Statute 38:2212 addi Alice T ‐Marse Cheryl L Harrison from receiving Madison C Doll ber, Nastasia 2026 atO Boersma 9:30 La. R.S. 37:2150.1 shall not be waived. A(1)(f)(i).Sharon M Tyler tional inforDavid mation, Bobby R Tyson Jr Cina T Poyer W Martin Elza E Harter Jr Paul J Domingues a.m. Nicholas at the A proBologna ject No bid may be with ‐ through 2164, as 202918OCT7-14updates or addenda site, Maria PearlT Bono River drawn except as 21-3T Blaine M Urban F Prete K Martin Josie M Headrick Amy S Donner amended. Bids shall Alix that may beJohn issued HighRichard School,D39110 providedL Primeaux by law. $286.14 Candice T Utley be accepted only Damion K Martin Anncheryl V Hebert concerning Susan Reginald R Douglas Bostwick bidding RebelChristina Lane, DPearl The Owner reserves from Contractors Brooke on this Project. Santiago T Vargas K Proctor David A Martinez Rhonda G Hebert Cody P Doyle Boudreaux River, LA 70452. the right, in accor‐ who Jr are licensed Thomas Brittany M Varnado E Prude Henry J Martinez Jared D Hemstad Linda M Drury Danielle M Boudreaux Bidders are strongly under LA. R.S. dance with law,Jr to All bids must be ac ‐ Balinda A Vega Ann Sand Quaglino Martires George D Hendrick companied Victorino Warren P Dubroc Jr Bourg urgedKristy to atA tend and reject any all for Tamara by bid T37:2150-2192 particCarolyn ipate CinBradley the bids for just cause. Hana M Vessier R Raby MiltontoB Mary Jr sification of Chiquita Jorge A Henriquez security equal Catherine E Dubuc the clas confer ence. Parking Building Jake J Vicari Jr IV Construc‐ Sara N Rankin Bernadine J Henry five percent Robert Joseph A Dufour June C Bradley (5%) ofK Masson at theDonna school is lim ‐ A pre-bid con fer ‐ tion. baseJ Mayeux Melissa M Vidal Homer E Rasch Jr on Ronald Scott M Hernandez the sum of the Kari Duhe G Brady ited – please park ence will be held nates Mary E Vigo Jeremy R Ratcliff Ryan N Mcallister Benjamin M Hewett IVbid and all alter Shaun T Duhe M lane Brandt alongCullen the bus or the 30th day of Oc ‐ Pref er ence may be must beZachary in the M Mcconnell John B Vito C Reeves Tyron D Hickerson and Jacob J Dumont Anthony Bridges on the shoulLder of tober, 2026 at 3:30 form of a cer tified given to materials, Brooke the Christian road near the p.m. atHthe Janet H Voelker Reiffproject Shirley A Mccord Mary E Hickey Shere M Duncan Brinkop supplies and provi‐ Charles check, cashier’s football field. site, J Reinhart Mandeville sions produced, Joshua Laurie L Waddell E McDaniel Elizabeth G Hilby Penne E Dunhurst Rusty S Brooks check or bidMark bond, High School, #1 man ufactured or Thomas as outlined inDeshanna the In‐ K Angela B Walker P Revere McDonald Michelle Hirstius Ross A Dupriest Yashua Broomfield Bidders haveRthe op‐ Skip per Drive, grown in Louisiana structions toHolley BidMarie ‐ Walter J Walker Jon Adev Reynier BacMcGovern Raymond C Hollingsworth Jolie E Durant Broussard tion Susan to subEmit bids Man ille, LA in cor dance with ders. The SucAmy cessful Joe D Waller Jr Donna Rhody J McGraw James W Hoppe Cara Dwyer Amarie M Brown electron ically, 70471, NBid ders are Bidder will be re ‐ law. through www. cen strongly urgedJrto at‐ Christina W Ward Jerry H Rhoto Franshon M Hudson quired to furRita Christopher G Ellzey Brandon J Brown nishH aMckelroy tralbidd ing. tend andL par ticipate This bid is let in ac‐ Michael E J Warren Jr Richardson Jon K Hulsey Jessica L Embree John D com. Brown in performanceMichell andR McKenzie accorMonteka dance Y with in theLcon ference. cordance with the Eric payment bond, eachJ McMooain Charles F Wartelle Rietschel Darius Charles S Hunt Jr Brenda J Enclard Brown Louisiana Re vised Louisiana Public equal Robert W Watson Rihner Ricky L McMullen Amanda S Hutchersonin an amount Blaise J Ernst Brett T Bruhl Statute 38:2212 Bidders R have the op‐ Bid Law, La. R.S. Stephen to 100% of the con ‐ Cynthia S Webster Ritter Frank L Hyde Brenda H Esser Noel A Brumfield A(1)(f)(i). tion toAsub mit bids 38:2212 et. seq. The Caylyn tract amount.David W McNeal 202919OCT7-14tron ically, provisions and re‐ elec Lynn B Wehrlin Caleb J Rivers Larry J McNeal Adam J Hymel Jr Melissa A Estopinal Emily P Buatt 21-3T www.cen quirements of the through Mischa M Wells Morris B Robbins Avery R McNeil Jennifer P Irvin Janie S Estrada Randall C Buck Bidders must meet $302.04 bidd ing.com. in PubJr lic Bid Law, this tral the requirements Constance S Whitfield Tara L Roberts James of K Meas Grid M Isidore Jr Elba H Fabbra Ryan P Burke with Advertisement, and accordance the State of Grant A Wilkinson II L Robinson Richard L Mecom Samantha A Jarrett Shawn M Fagan Kyle T Burkett Louisiana Revised those stated in the Daizha Con tracD‐ Medina-Hernandez Ayanna L Williams Maria Cathy Renee E JaubertLouisiana Charles S Fair James P Burrell Jr Statute Robinson 38:2212 Bid Documents Margie tor’s Licensing Law, A(1)(f)(i). Howard P Williams L Rodriguez-Hernandez Ulysses Melgar Jason M Jeansonne La. R.S. 37:2150.1 Barbara B Falterman Jennifer E Butler shall not be waived. Juan 202918OCT7-14No bid may be with‐ Karen Louis I Williams F Rogers CarlosasJ Mendoza Andrea W Jefferson through 2164, Leah M Farner Taryn Y Cabase 21-3TJ Roig drawn except as David amended. Bids Ronald A Williams Luisshall F Mendozagaleano Alton L Jenkins Chris L Farve Francis D Cafarelle $286.14 pro vided by law. only Ruston L Williams Kristen N Rolfes R Merced Barbara A Jenkins be acceptedLeana Michael S Fauver Thomas B Cain The Owner re serves from ConChad tractors Sherman C Williams Jr D Messina Troy S Jennings Alfred N Felton Jr Kaitlyn J Calhoun the right, in accor‐ Lindsey K Rose who are licensed Troy D Williams II Ernest G Johnson Robert E Ferrara Virginia C Callaway dance with law, to Kenneth A Rotharmel under LA.Richard R.S. J Messina reject any and all Brandi A Roy Rebecca R Williamson Nancy Jill M Johnson Douglas A Finley Stephen B Callihan 37:2150-2192 forL Metzler bids for just cause. tion of Jill F Willie Susan M Ruff M Meyer Kendrick D Johnson the classificaShane Andrew A Finn Donald A Campisano Building Con struc‐ S Miknaitis Jeff W Winters Jr Richard E Sabatier Jr Darlene Leiah N Johnson Joseph H Finneman Wendy F Campo A pre-bid con fer ‐ Jade M Wise Joshua P Miller Patricia D Johnson tion. Robyn L Finney Elizabeth Y Canik ence will be held on Eugene R Sauerwin Iii Anne G Woodman Katherine Miller Tennille S Johnson Preference may Stacey K Fitzmaurice Ryan M Cantelmo 30th day of Oc‐ Scott A Schoenberger be Bthe tober, 2026 at 3:30 David L Scholsser Clint F Woods Anthony R Jones Andrew H Folse Gerard A Cantrell given to maMarlee terials,F Miller p.m. at the project Brittany K Scott supplies andCarley proviJ‐ Millercasey Jeffrey M Wright II Melissa B Jones Emma S Fontaine Faith N Carey Mandeville Steven D Scott sions proCatherine duced, Esite, Marshall H Wright Mino School, Symone A Joseph Robert S Fontenot Jr Cleveland C Carpenter High #1 man u fac tured or Rhodora V Wright Karen E Moline Joseph C Joyner Jr grown in Louisiana Gerard J Ford Latanya T Carpenter Skipper Drive, Samuel S Sea Edward T Yancy Jr Nicole Carmell M June Taylor J Foreman Devin M Carter Mandeville, LA Gary W Sellno in accordance withA Mollow 70471, Bidders are Patrick Sexton Daniel J Zardon George C Molski Tara D Juneau Aidan J Foster Dawn D Catalanotto law. strongly urged to at‐ Christy A Shahine Angelle M Zeringue Katie E Montecino Katie P Kabrich Melissa A Foster Ronald K Ceplina tend and participate Melton D Sharp This bid is let in ac Shelleigh B Zeringue Joan M‐Montreuil Marvin Kaigler Kristin G France Joshua L Chaison-Diaz in the conference. cor dance with the Michael A Zimmerman Jack D Shelton Nlic Moore Jodie M Kain Harry A Fraticelli Christopher J Chambers Louisiana Joy Pub Bid Law, La. R.S. Bidders have the op‐ 38:2212 et. seq. The tion to submit bids STATE proviOF sionsLOUISIANA and re‐ electronically, quire ments the through www.cen PARISH OF ST. ofTAMMANY Public Bid Law, this tralbidding.com. in 22ND JUDICIAL COURT dance with AdvertiseDISTRICT ment, and accor those stated in the Louisiana Revised 38:2212 Bid Documents Statute CERTIFICATION shall not be waived. A(1)(f)(i). 202918OCT7-14No bid may be with‐ 21-3T that the above and foregoing listing of the central jury venire is a true I, Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk of Court, on this 16th day of September 2026,ex do hereby drawn cept as certify provided by law. $286.14 and correct “Listing of the Central Jury Venire,” being in compliance with Title XI, Qualifications and Selection of Grand and Petit Jurors, Code of Criminal Procedure, The Owner reserves Art. 408.1, for the Central Jury Term of Court to be held beginning on October 26, 2026 the right, in acand cor‐drawn on September 16, 2026. dance with law, to Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk of Court reject any and all 202231OCT14-1T $589.48 bids for just cause. lll

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Ap‐ Louisiana Depart‐ Architect as set will be opened and Causeway https://wwwcfprd. ment of Environ‐ forth above or notify publicly read aloud proach, Mandev‐ doa.louisiana.gov/ mental Quality the Architect of an after 11:00 A.M. in ille, LA 70448 or osp/lapac/dspBid. (LDEQ). Eligibility inten tion to Bid the City Council via e-mail to rchad‐ cfm?search=dep ✦ St. Tammany ✦ Wednesday, October 14, 2026 ✦ 11B of this project has City wick@cityofm could prevent the Chambers, artment&term=185. e.com (and been de termined in Mandeville, andevill Prospec tive Bidder Hall, Legal It is theLegal Vendor’s re‐ Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal cc: _jstein@ deii. ac cordance Any bids from reNotices ceiving addi‐ Louisiana. spon si bil ity to Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Noticeswith the 1987 Amendments tional information, received after 11:00 net_) no later than check Bid Express, to the Clean Water updates or addenda A.M. will be re‐ 4:00 P.M. Local or LaPAC fre‐ Time October 14, Act and correspond‐ that may be issued turned unopened. quently for any pos‐ PUBLIC NOTICE 2026. ing Federal Regula‐ concerning bidding sible addenda that tions. The work of this on this Project. may be issued. The SECTION 00 11 13 contract consists of Please find bid re‐ Parish is not respon‐ Advertisement for In accordance with All bids must be ac‐ installation of a new lated materials and sible for a Vendor’s Bid LDEQ’s rules and companied by bid of a new PAA disin‐ place electronic bids failure to download regulations for the security equal to fection system, re‐ at www.centralbidd any addenda docu‐ The City of Coving‐ CWSRF program as five percent (5%) of moval and replace‐ ing.com. For ques‐ ments required to ton is seeking a sup‐ authorized by Pub‐ the sum of the base ment of concrete tions relating to the complete a submis‐ plier for an assort‐ lic Law 100-4 and bid and all alternates roadway, and mis‐ electronic bidding sion. ment of water and administered ac‐ and must be in the cellaneous appur‐ process please call sewer parts. Sealed cording to Act 349 form of a certified tenant work at the Central Bidding at The project classi‐ bids will be received of the 1986 Regular check, cashier’s City of Mandeville (225) 810-4814. Al‐ fication is: until the hour of Session of the check or bid bond, WWTP Highway, Street 2:00 P.M., local ternatively, suppli‐ Louisiana Legisla‐ as outlined in the In‐ and Bridge Con‐ time, Thursday, Oc‐ ers may download ture, as amended by structions to Bid‐ This contract may solicitation docu‐ struction tober 22, 2026 at Act 296 of the 2010 ders. The Successful be fully or partially ments and submit City Hall, 317 N. Regular Session of by the electronic bids at no Bidder will be re‐ funded Paper Bids must be Jefferson Avenue, the Louisiana Legis‐ quired to furnish a FEMA Public Assis‐ cost through the sealed. In addition, Covington, LA lature, LDEQ has program. City of Mandev‐ performance and tance the outside of the 70433 and online at determined that payment bond, each Refer to the Con‐ ille’s new Beacon envelope, box, or www.centralbidd there will be no ad‐ in an amount equal tract Documents, as Bid platform. Pro‐ package containing ing.com. Bids will PUBLIC NOTICE verse environmental to 100% of the con‐ amended, for the curement opportu‐ the Bid shall be be opened and pub‐ federal contract nities are accessible tract amount. marked with the fol‐ licly read aloud after St. Tammany Parish impacts from the clauses and provi‐ through the City's lowing information. 2:00 PM at City proposes a project to proposed action and Bidders must meet sions applicable to Bid Opportunities Name and Address Hall. Any bids re‐ construct a septage has issued a Cate‐ the requirements of this contract be‐ page: https://www. of the Bidder, the ceived after 2:00 receiving station at gorical Exclusion. A the State of tween the City and cityofmandeville. State Contractor’s P.M. will be re‐ the West St. Tam‐ copy of the Categor‐ Louisiana Contrac‐ the contractor. License Number of turned unopened. many Regional ical Exclusion may com/finance/page/ PUBLIC NOTICE tor’s Licensing Law, the Bidder (if the WWTP. This addi‐ be viewed at the bid-opportunities. La. R.S. 37:2150.1 A non-mandatory Suppliers may sub‐ NOTICE TO BID‐ work is estimated at The City will accept tional septage re‐ Parish Courthouse through 2164, as pre-bid conference scribe for updates DERS $50k or more), the only one bid from ceiving station will and may also be ac‐ be held and access opportu‐ ST. amended. Bids shall will Bid Name, and the each vendor. Items greatly increase the cessed on LDEQ’s TAMMANY Data be accepted only Wednesday, Octo‐ nities at: https:// PARISH Bid Number. Bids must meet or exceed number of individ‐ Electronic PUBLIC NOTICE from Contractors ber 8, 2026; 10:00 www.beaconbid. submitted without specifications. ual treatment units a Management Sys‐ who are licensed A.M., at Mandev‐ com/solicitations/ information Bid Documents can septage hauler can tem (EDMS) at Sealed bids will be NOTICE TO BID‐ this under LA. R.S. ille’s Department city-of-mandeville/ received by the De‐ DERS may be deemed be found on the City pump out in a day by http://www. deq. 203319OCT14-1T $1569.76 37:2150-2192 for of Public Works, register. non-re spon sive. ST. TAM MANY of Covington web‐ eliminating travel louisiana.gov/ partment of Pro‐ the classification of 1100 Mandeville PARISH time and as so ci ated site, www. covla. portal/ tabid/ 2604/ curement until 2:00 Building Construc‐ High Blvd. Man‐ Each bid must be ac‐ p.m., Thursday, Oc‐ Bids will be re‐ com, at Central Bid‐ costs. All work will Default.aspx. The deville,Public LA Notices 70471; companied tion. Public Notices at Notices 21454 ding, www.Notices bids Notices will be ceived Public the current AgencyPublic Notices by a bid tober 22, central be within Interest 2026, and Sealed Public Notices Notices Public Notices (985-624-3169). Suite 2F, biding.Public by the De‐ Koop Dr., of the plant (AI) num securityPublic in the form then Public com, or by footprint ber for this opened and received Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Preference may be LA requesting a copy site or within exist‐ project is 125944. of certified check, read publicly at that partment of Pro‐ Mandeville, given to materials, Drawings and Spec‐ cashier’s check, or time by the Procure‐ curement until 2:00 70471 from each from Caroline ing right-of-way. No supplies and provi‐ ifications are open Bid Bond as pre‐ ment Staff for the p.m., Wednesday, bidder or his agent Lobaugh through new right-of-way or The comment pe‐ sions produced, for inspection at the scribed by LA RS following project: November 4, 2026, and given a written email (clobaugh@ land acquisition will riod for this docu‐ manufactured or Mandeville Depart‐ 38:2218.A.C, in the and then opened and receipt, by certified covla.com). A com‐ be required for this ment will expire on grown in Louisiana ment of Public amount equal to at Bid # 26-43-2–Pur‐ read publicly at that mail with return re‐ plete set of Contract project. There are no October 26, 2026. in accordance with Works Director’s least five percent chase of Rotating time by the Procure‐ ceipt requested, or Documents are known environmen‐ Please direct all law. at available to down‐ tally sensitive areas comments to: Office, 1100 Man‐ (5%) of the total Trash Grapples & ment Staff for the electronically following project: www.bidexpress. deville High Blvd., amount bid and Mulcher load from our web associated with this Coty Rabalais, P.E. This bid is let in ac‐ Mandeville, without LA, payable com. site free of charge. project. Office of Environ‐ cordance with the 70471; (985-624- conditions to the This bid package is Bid # 26-44-2 – The Procurement Electronic Propos‐ mental Assessment Louisiana Public 3169). A complete Owner as a guaran‐ available online at Ozone Park Subdi‐ Department can be als may be submit‐ This project will be LA Department of Bid Law, La. R.S. set of Contract Doc‐ tee that the Bidder, if www.bidexpress. vision Drainage contacted by tele‐ ted at Central Bid‐ funded in part Environmental 38:2212 et. seq. The uments may be se‐ awarded the Con‐ com or LaPAC phone at (985) 898- ding (www.central through the Clean Quality provisions and re‐ cured from Digital tract, will promptly https://wwwcfprd. This bid package is 2520 or via e-mail at bidding.com). For Water State Revolv‐ P.O. Box 4314 quirements of the Engineering, Inc. execute a Contract doa.louisiana.gov/ available online at Procurement@ questions related to ing Fund (CWSRF) Baton Rouge, LA Public Bid Law, this located at 3500 U.S. in accordance with osp/lapac/dspBid. www.bidexpress. stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ the electronic bid‐ program adminis‐ 70821-4314 Advertisement, and 190, Suite 201, his proposal and all cfm?search=dep com or LaPAC many Parish Gov‐ ding process, please tered by the No action will be those stated in the Mandeville, LA terms and condi‐ artment&term=185. https://wwwcfprd. ernment reserves call Central Bidding Louisiana Depart‐ taken by LDEQ Bid Documents 70471; (985-334- tions of the Contract It is the Vendor’s re‐ doa.louisiana.gov/ the right to reject at 225-810-4814. ment of Environ‐ until the comment any or all quotes and If submitting a mental Quality period has con‐ shall not be waived. 4131); by licensed Documents. sponsibility to osp/lapac/dspBid. to waive informali‐ sealed bid, the out‐ (LDEQ). Eligibility cluded. No bid may be with‐ Contractors upon check Bid Express cfm?search=dep side envelope in of this project has 203175OCT14-1T drawn except as payment of ONE The outside enve‐ or LaPAC fre‐ artment&term=185. ties. which the proposal been determined in $71.63 provided by law. HUNDRED dollars lope in which the quently for any pos‐ It is the Vendor’s re‐ 202672OCT7-14to 21-3T is placed must be accordance with the The Owner reserves ($100.00) per set. bid is placed must sible addenda that sponsibility clearly marked as 1987 Amendments PUBLIC NOTICE the right, in accor‐ This payment is re‐ be clearly marked as may be issued. The check Bid Express, $152.65 to follows: identified in the Bid to the Clean Water dance with law, to fundable Parish is not respon‐ or LaPAC fre‐ quently for any pos ‐ reject any and all bonafide bidders re‐ Documents. Act and correspond‐ TAXILANE MILL sible for a Vendor’s PUBLIC NOTICE turning the Docu‐ Sealed Bid: PRO‐ failure to download sible addenda that bids for just cause. ing Federal Regula‐ AND OVERLAY NAME: any addenda docu‐ may be issued. The SECTION 00 11 13 Bid Due Date and tions. ments in good con‐ JECT A pre-bid confer‐ dition within ten WWTP PAA DIS‐ ments required to Parish is not respon‐ Advertisement for Time: Thursday, SLIDELL JOB ence will be held on (10) days after the INFECTION SYS‐ complete a submis‐ sible for a Vendor’s Bid October 22, 2026, In accordance with NO. 4000-72 failure to download TEM the 30th day of Oc‐ Opening of Bids. LDEQ’s rules and 2:00 P.M. sion. CITY PROJECT The project classifi‐ any addenda docu‐ The City of Coving‐ regulations for the Bid No. 27-B009 tober, 2026 at 3:30 ments required to ton is seeking a sup‐ All applicable laws, CWSRF program as p.m. at the project Questions and com‐ NO.: 212.26.002 cation is: complete a submis‐ plier for an assort‐ ordinances, and the authorized by Pub‐ SEALED BIDS will PROJECT MATERIALS site, Mandeville ments regarding this A/E sion. High School, #1 BID must be sub‐ NO.: 22R00009.72 ment of water and rules and regula‐ lic Law 100-4 and be received by the ac‐ City of Slidell at the Skipper Drive, mitted in writing to Bid Due Date and Paper Bids must be sewer parts. Sealed tions of all authori‐ administered Mandeville, LA City of Mandeville, Time: WEDNES‐ sealed. In addition, The project classi‐ bids will be received ties having jurisdic‐ cording to Act 349 Office of the Fi‐ 70471, Bidders are Purchasing Agent, DAY, OCTOBER the outside of the fication is: until the hour of tion over the project of the 1986 Regular nance Director, Street 2:00 P.M., local shall apply to the Session of the 2045 2nd St., Suite strongly urged to at‐ ATTN: RuthAnn 28, 2026; 11:00 envelope, box, or Highway, tend and participate Chadwick, 3101 E. A.M. package containing and Bridge Con‐ time, Thursday, Oc‐ Contract through‐ Louisiana Legisla‐ 214, Slidell, Causeway Ap‐ in the conference. ture, as amended by Louisiana, the Bid shall be struction tober 22, 2026 at out. until proach, Mandev‐ INCLUDE: CON‐ marked with the fol‐ City Act of Cov ing ton 296 of the 2010 City Hall, 317 N. 10:00 A.M. Central Paper Bids must be Bidders have the op‐ ille, LA 70448 or TRACTOR’S Reg 202928OC T14-21u lar Ses sion of lowing information. Jefferson Avenue, Time on November AD‐ Name and Address sealed. In addition, Covington, tion to submit bids via e-mail to rchad‐ NAME, the Louisiana Legis‐ 10, 2026 for the LA 2T DRESS, AND wick@cityofm electronically, lature, LDEQ has above referenced of the Bidder, Bid the outside of the 70433 and online at $110.86 through www.cen andeville.com (and LOUISIANA determined that project, for the Number, and the Bid envelope, box, or www.centralbidd tralbidding.com. in cc: _jstein@deii. CONTRACTOR’S Name. Bids submit‐ package containing ing.com. Bids will PUBLIC NOTICE there will be no ad‐ CITY OF accordance with net_) no later than LICENSE NUM‐ ted without this in‐ the Bid shall be be opened and pub‐ verse environmental SLIDELL, Louisiana Revised 4:00 P.M. Local BER formation may be marked with the fol‐ licly read aloud after St. Tammany Parish impacts from the LOUISIANA. Bids Statute 38:2212 Time October 14, deemed non-re‐ lowing information. 2:00 PM at City proposes a project to proposed action and will be publicly Name and Address Hall. Any bids re‐ construct a septage has issued a Cate‐ opened and read It is requested, but sponsive. 2026. A(1)(f)(i). of the Bidder, the ceived after 2:00 receiving station at gorical Exclusion. A aloud. Any bid re‐ not mandatory, 202918OCT7-14Please find bid re‐ that the entire bid Bids will be re‐ State Contractor’s P.M. will be re‐ the West St. Tam‐ copy of the Categor‐ ceived after closing 21-3T lated materials and package be sub‐ ceived at 21454 License Number of turned unopened. $286.14 many Regional ical Exclusion may time will be re‐ place electronic bids mitted in dupli‐ Koop Dr., Suite 2F, the Bidder (if the WWTP. This addi‐ be viewed at the turned unopened. Duplicate Mandeville, at www.centralbidd cate. LA work is estimated at The City will accept tional septage re‐ Parish Courthouse A NON-MANDA‐ PUBLIC NOTICE ing.com. For ques‐ copy can be a pho‐ 70471 from each $50k or more), the only one bid from ceiving station will and may also be ac‐ TORY PRE-BID to copy. tions re lat ing to the bidder or his agent Bid Name, and the each vendor. Items greatly increase the cessed on LDEQ’s CONFERENCE INVITATION TO electronic bidding Data WILL BE HELD: and given a written Bid Number. Bids must meet or exceed number of individ‐ Electronic BID process please call All applicable laws, receipt, by certified submitted without specifications. ual treatment units a Management Sys‐ 10:00 A.M. CST, CITY OF information Bid Documents can septage hauler can tem (EDMS) at October 29, Central Bidding at ordinances, and the mail with return re‐ this MANDEVILLE (225) 810-4814. Al‐ rules and regula‐ ceipt requested, or may be deemed be found on the City pump out in a day by http://www.deq. 2026 LOCATION: at non-responsive. Slidell Airport Ter‐ of Covington web‐ eliminating travel louisiana.gov/ Sealed bids will be ternatively, suppli‐ tions of all authori‐ electronically minal Building, site, www.covla. time and associated portal/tabid/2604/ received until the ers may download ties having jurisdic‐ www.bidexpress. Bids will be re‐ com, at Central Bid‐ costs. All work will Default.aspx. The 62512 Airport Road, hour of 11:00 A.M., solicitation docu‐ tion over construc‐ com. ceived at 21454 tion of the pro ject ments and sub mit Agency In ter est The Procurement Slidell, LA 70460 ding, www.central be within the current local time, Wednesday, Octo‐ electronic bids at no shall apply to the Department can be Koop Dr., Suite 2F, biding.com, or by footprint of the plant (AI) number for this Man dev ille, LA Con tract through ‐ cost through the pro ject is 125944. con tacted by tele ‐ The Contractor shall requesting a copy site or within exist‐ ber 28, 2026 in the phone at (985) 898- 70471 from each from hold a Louisiana Caroline ing right-of-way. No office of the Pur‐ City of Mandev‐ out. 2520 or via e-mail at bidder or his agent Lobaugh through new right-of-way or The comment pe‐ Contractor's license chasing Agent, City ille’s new Beacon Mayor Clay and given a written email (clobaugh@ land acquisition will riod for this docu‐ in Highway, Street Procurement@ Hall, Mandeville, Bid platform. Pro‐ Madden stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ receipt, by certified covla.com). A com‐ be required for this ment will expire on and Bridge. Louisiana, 3101 curement opportu‐ City of Mandeville East Causeway Ap‐ nities are accessible 202040SEP30OCT many Parish Gov‐ mail with return re‐ plete set of Contract project. There are no October 26, 2026. Only bids from ernment reserves ceipt requested, or Documents proach, Mandeville, through the City's 7-24-3T are known environmen ‐ Please direct all contractors who OF PUBLIC HEARING at available to downNOTICE the right to reject electronically secure Contract LA 70448; for fur‐ Bid Opportunities $368.43 ‐ tally sensitive areas comments to: bidexpress. Coty Rabalais, P.E. any or all quotes and www. Documents from nishing all labor, page: https://www. load web aswith soci ated A series of Public Hearings willfrom be heldour in accordance LA R.S.with 48:231this and conducted by the Joint Transportation, Highways and com. Of fice of En vi ron ‐ cit yofm ande vill e. to waive in for mal i ‐ Engi materials, supervi‐ siteBelow free isofacharge. PUBLIC NOTICE Works list of the timespro andject. places where the hearings will purposethe of the hearings is neer to ThePublicPro cureCommittee. ment Elec men talbe Asheld. sessThe ment ties. sion, etc., and per‐ com/finance/page/ tronic Pro pos ‐ (www. civcastusa. review highway priorities for the state fiscal year 2027-2028. A copyLA of theDe Preliminary for Fiscal Year 2027Depart ment can construction be als may partmentProgram of com) forming all work bid-opportunities. be sub mit ‐ This pro ject will be NOTICE TO BID‐ 202934OCT7-14or who uti lize will by be available on October 1, 2026, by interested persons at the Headquarters Building, 1201 Capitol con2028 tacted tele‐ for vironmen tal 2T necessary to com‐ Suppliers may sub‐ DERS tedreview at Cen tralLABid ‐ or funded in part EnLADOTD the City of Slidell’s Access Road, Room 200M, Baton Rouge, 70802 online at https://www.dotd.la.gov/. phone at (985) 898- ding (www.central through the Clean Quality scribe for updates ST. plete TAMMANY $104.38 Online Bidding 2520 or via e-mail at bidding.com). For Water State Revolv‐ P.O. Box 4314 and access opportu‐ PARISH WWTP PAA Portal (www.cen All interested persons are invited for the purpose of becoming fully acquainted with the proposed program and will be afforded an Pro cure ment@ Baton Rouge, LA ni ties at: https:// DISINFECTION, ing Fund (CWSRF) ques tions relatedOral to testimony tralbidd ing.com) PUBLIC NOTICE opportunity express person. bid may bead supplemented by presenting important facts stpgov. org. St.to Tam ‐ their CITY PROJECT www.beaconbid. minis‐ 70821-4314 theviews elecintronic ‐ program Sealed bids will be toand obdocumentation tain Contract in writing. Comments may also be provided at the link above. All interested parties will be able to listen to the meeting virtually. many Parish Gov ‐ No ac tion will be com/ sol icit atio ns/ NO.: 212.26.002, by the ding process, please tered received by the De‐ NOTICE TO BID‐ Documents The shall informationretoserves participatecall virtually posted link above. Written statements and comments can be handed thesid committee ernment by LDEQ A/E PROJECT city-of-mandeville/ partment of Pro‐ DERS Depart ‐ taken Cenwill tral be Bid dingat theLouisiana be tocon ered as right totherehearing ject oratmailed until days the following comment to the following address, the final hearing: NO. 22R00009.72; register. mentpostmarked of Enwithin viron45 ‐ calendar 225-810-4814. curement until 2:00 ST. TAMMANY the conducting respon sive bidders any or all quotes and If submitting a mental for the City of Quality period has con‐ for this project. p.m., Thursday, Oc‐ PARISH to waive informal i‐ sealed JOINT TRANSPORTATION, AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE Mandeville. Bids Each bid must be ac‐ tober 22, 2026, and (LDEQ). El igibil ity cluded. bid, the out‐ HIGHWAYS ties. com pa nied by a bid will be opened and side en(SECTION velope in85) of this project has 203175OCT14-1T then opened and Sealed bids will be C/O LA DOTD All bids shall be ac‐ 202672OCT7-14$71.63 se cu rity in the form publicly read aloud which the proposal been determined in read publicly at that received by the De‐ companied by bid P.O. BOX 94245 21-3T of cer ti fied check, after 11:00 A.M. in is ROUGE, placed LA must be accordance with the time by the Procure‐ partment of Pro‐ security in an BATON 70804-9245 the City Council cashier’s check, or ment Staff for the curement until 2:00 $152.65 clearly marked as 1987 Amendments amount of five per‐ Chambers, City Bid Bond as pre‐ following project: to the Clean Water iden ti fied in the Bid cent (5.0%) of the p.m., Wednesday, Should anyone requiring special assistance due to a disability wish to participate in this public hearing, please contact LADOTD Hall, Mandeville, scribed by LA RS correatspond ‐ uments. sum of the November 4, 2026, (Attn: Ms. Mary Elliott) Doc by mail at the address above Act or byand telephone (225) 379-1218 at least five days prior to the date of thebase bid Louisiana. Any bids 38:2218.A.C, in the Bid # 26-43-2–Pur‐ and then opened and ing Fed eral Reg ula‐ and all alternates. public hearing. received after 11:00 amount equal to at chase of Rotating read publicly at that tions. Bid Due Date and The form of this se‐ LEGISLATIVE PUBLIC HEARINGS A.M. will be re‐ least five percent Trash Grapples & time by the Procure‐ curity shall be as Time: Thursday, FOR THE HIGHWAY PRIORITY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM (2027-2028) (5%) of the total turned unopened. stated in the Instruc‐ Mulcher October 22, 2026, In accordance with ment Staff for the amount bid and LDEQ’s rules and tions to Bidders in‐ 2:00 P.M. following project: payable with out Date & Time DOTD Parishes Location The work of this regulations for the cluded in the Bid This bid package is contract consists of conditions to the available online at Bid # 26-44-2 – Documents for this All applicaDistrict ble laws, CWSRF program as installation of a new Owner as a guaran‐ www.bidexpress. au tho rized by Pub ‐ project. An executed or di nances, and the Ozone Park Subdi‐ Tuesday, October 20, 2026 02 Jefferson (Grand Isle only), Terrebonne Parish Council Chambers of a new PAA disin‐ tee that the Bidder, if com or LaPAC vision Drainage 100-4 and ‐ lic Law 10:00 am rules and regulaLafourche, Terrebonne Government Tower affidavit and attesta‐ fection system, re‐ awarded the Con‐ https://wwwcfprd. ac‐ tionHouma form must be tions of all authori‐ administered 8026 W Main St, Suite 600, moval and replace‐ tract, will promptly doa.louisiana.gov/ submitted prior to ties having jurisdic‐ cording to Act 349 This bid package is ex e cute a Con tract Jefferson Parish Council Tuesday, October 20, 2026 (except Grand ment of concrete of the 1986 RegIsle), ular bidChambers award. tion over the02projectJefferson osp/lapac/dspBid. available online at 2:30 pm shall apply to the Orleans, Yenni Building roadway, and mis‐ in accordance with cfm?search=dep SesPlaquemines, sion of St. Bernard, the www.bidexpress. his pro posal and all cellaneous appur‐ Louisiana Legisla‐ The InOrleans structions to Contract throughSt. ‐ Charles artment&term=185. com or LaPAC 1221 Elmwood Park Blvd, New tenant work at the terms and condi‐ It is the Vendor’s re‐ https://wwwcfprd. ture, as amended by Bidders, Bid Form, out. Tangipahoa Parish Council Chambers Plans, Wednesday, OctoberCity 21, 2026 62 ton Livingston, St. Helena, City of Mandeville tions of the Contract sponsibility Act 296 of the 2010 Contract, of Coving to doa.louisiana.gov/ Documents. 9:00 am 202928OCT14-21-St. John Baptist, Tammany, 206 E Mulberry St WWTP Regthe ular SesSt. sion of Specifications, and check Bid Express osp/lapac/dspBid. Amite City Tangipahoa, Washington the Louisiana Legis‐ Forms of Bid Bond, 2T or LaPAC fre‐ cfm?search=dep The out side en ve ‐ This contract may lature,Assumption, LDEQ has Performance Bond quently for any pos‐ artment&term=185. Wednesday, October$110.86 21, 2026 61 Ascension, State Capitol Basement, be fully or partially lope in which the sible addenda that It is the Vendor’s re‐ deter mined that and Payment Bond, 1:30 pm E. Baton Rouge, E. Feliciana, House Committee Room 6, bid is placed must funded by the there will be no ad‐ and other bidding may be issued. The sponsibility to Iberville, Pointe Coupee, St. James, Baton Rouge be clearly marked as FEMA Public Assis‐ verse environmental documents for the Parish is not respon‐ check Bid Express, W. Baton Rouge, from W. Feliciana tance program. follows: impacts the project may be sible for a Vendor’s or LaPAC fre‐ Refer to the Con‐ proposed action and failure to download quently for any pos‐ Tuesday, October 27, 2026 58 Caldwell, Catahoula, Concordia, Franklin Parish Schoolviewed Board and down‐ tract Documents, as Sealed Bid: PRO‐ any addenda docu‐ sible addenda that has LaSalle, issuedTensas a Cate‐ free of 10:00 am Franklin, Franklin Media Centerloaded NAME: ments required to may be issued. The amended, for the JECT gorical Exclusion. A charge (with the op‐ 7293 Prairie Rd, Winnsboro WWTP PAA DIS ‐ federal contract copy of the Categor‐ tion to purchase complete a submis‐ Parish is not respon‐ Tuesday, October 27, 2026 05 E. Carroll, Jackson, Lincoln, Monroe Civic Center hard clauses and provi‐ INFECTION SYS‐ sion. ical Ex clusion may copies) at sible for a Vendor’s TEM 2:00 pm Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, Miro-Madison Room sions applicable to be viewed at the The project classifi‐ failure to download www.civcastusa. CITY PRO JECT Richland, Union, W. Carroll 401 Lea Joyner Expressway, Monroe this contract be‐ Parish Courthouse cation is: com. Addenda will any addenda docu‐ tween the City and NO.: 212.26.002 and may also be ac‐ MATERIALS be posted at www. ments required to Wednesday, October 28, 2026 04 Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Bossier City Council Chambers A/E PROJECT the contractor. cessed on LDEQ’s civcastusa. com. You complete a submis‐ 8:30 am Claiborne, Desoto, Red River, 620 Benton Rd NO.: 22R00009.72 Paper Bids must be sion. Electronic Data will be notified of Webster Bossier City A non-mandatory Bid Due Date and sealed. In addition, Management Sys‐ addenda automati‐ pre-bid conference Time: WEDNES‐ the outside of the The project classi‐ tem Grant, (EDMS) at cally, through email, Wednesday, October 28, 2026 08 Avoyelles, Natchitoches, Pineville City Hall DAY, OC TO BER will be held envelope, box, or fication is: http:// www. deq. Winn 2:30 pm Rapides, Sabine, Vernon, Council Meeting Roomif you downloaded Wednesday, Octo‐ 28, 2026; 11:00 package containing Highway, louisiana. gov/ your plans and spec‐ Street 910 Main Street, Pineville A.M. ber 8, 2026; 10:00 the Bid shall be and Bridge Con‐ portal/tabid/2604/ ifications via civ‐ A.M., at Mandev‐ marked with the fol‐ struction Default. aspx. The cas tusa.com. Please Thursday, October 29, 2026 07 Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Calcasieu Parish Police Jury ille’s Department INCLUDE: CON‐ lowing information. Agency submit questions for 9:00 am Cameron, Jeff Davis Interest Council Chambers of Public Works, TRACTOR’S Name and Address Paper Bids must be (AI) number for this the project 96 hours 1015 Pithon St, Lake Charles AD‐ of the Bidder, Bid sealed. In addition, 1100 Mandeville NAME, project is 125944. prior to bid opening DRESS, AND Thursday, October 29, 2026 03 Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette Consolidatedthrough Government www. High Blvd. Man‐ Number, and the Bid the outside of the 1:30 pm Lafayette, Landry, City Hall Council Chambers Auditorium deville, LA 70471; LOUISIANA Name. Bids submit‐ envelope, box, or The St. com mentSt. Martin, pe‐ civcastusa. com in CON TRAC TOR’S (985-624-3169). ted without this in‐ package containing riodVermilion for this docu‐ the Q&A portal. A St. Mary, 705 W University Ave, Lafayette LICENSE NUM‐ formation may be the Bid shall be ment will expire on hard copy set may Drawings and Spec‐ BER deemed non-re‐ marked with the fol‐ October 26, 2026. be exam ined at the 201151OCT 7-14-2T $344.00 ifications are open sponsive. Please di rect all of fice of the Engi‐ lowing informa tion. 201231SEPT23-30OCT7-14-4T $335.20 for inspection at the It is requested, but comments to: neer for the con‐ Name and Address mandatory, Bids will be re‐ of the Bidder, the Mandeville Depart‐ not Coty Rabalais, P.E. tract; Infrastructure that the en tire bid ment of Public ceived at 21454 State Contractor’s Office of Environ‐ Consulting and En‐ Works Director’s package be sub‐ Koop Dr., Suite 2F, License Number of mental Assessment gineering, LLC mitted in du ‐ lll

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PUBLIC NOTICE TAXILANE MILL AND OVERLAY SLIDELL JOB NO. 4000-72 Bid No. 27-B009

PUBLIC NOTICE TAXILANE MILL AND OVERLAY SLIDELL JOB NO. 4000-72 Bid No. 27-B009 SEALED BIDS will be received by the City of Slidell at the Office of the Fi‐ nance Director, 2045 2nd St., Suite 214, Slidell, Louisiana, until 10:00 A.M. Central Time on November 10, 2026 for the above referenced project, for the CITY OF SLIDELL, LOUISIANA. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bid re‐ ceived after closing time will be re‐ turned unopened. A NON-MANDA‐ TORY PRE-BID CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD: 10:00 A.M. CST, October 29, 2026 LOCATION: Slidell Airport Ter‐ minal Building, 62512 Airport Road, Slidell,Public LA 70460 Notices Bids/Proposals

The Contractor shall hold a Louisiana Contractor's license in Highway, Street and Bridge. Only bids from contractors who secure Contract Documents from the Engineer (www.civcastusa. com) or who utilize the City of Slidell’s Online Bidding Portal (www.cen tralbidding.com) to obtain Contract Documents shall be considered as responsive bidders for this project. All bids shall be ac‐ companied by bid security in an amount of five per‐ cent (5.0%) of the sum of the base bid and all alternates. The form of this se‐ curity shall be as stated in the Instruc‐ tions to Bidders in‐ cluded in the Bid Documents for this project. An executed affidavit and attesta‐ tion form must be submitted prior to bid award. The Instructions to Bidders, Bid Form, Contract, Plans, Specifications, and Forms of Bid Bond, Performance Bond and Payment Bond, and other bid

SEALED BIDS will be received by the City of Slidell at the Office of the Fi‐ nance Director, 2045 2nd St., Suite 214, Slidell, Louisiana, until 10:00 A.M. Central Time on November 10, 2026 for the above referenced project, for the CITY OF SLIDELL, LOUISIANA. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bid re‐ ceived after closing time will be re‐ turned unopened. A NON-MANDA‐ TORY PRE-BID CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD: 10:00 A.M. CST, October 29, 2026 LOCATION: Slidell Airport Ter‐ minal Building, 62512 Airport Road, Slidell, LA 70460 The Contractor shall hold a Louisiana Contractor's license in Highway, Street and Bridge. Only bids from contractors who secure Contract Documents from the Engineer (www.civcastusa. com) or who utilize the City of Slidell’s Online Bidding Portal (www.cen tralbidding.com) to obtain Contract Documents shall be considered as responsive bidders for this project. All bids shall be ac‐ companied by bid security in an amount of five per‐ cent (5.0%) of the sum of the base bid and all alternates. The form of this se‐ curity shall be as stated in the Instruc‐ tions to Bidders in‐ cluded in the Bid Documents for this project. An executed affidavit and attesta‐ tion form must be submitted prior to bid award.

The Contractor shall The Instructions to hold a Louisiana Bidders, Bid Form, Plans, Contractor's license Contract, in Highway, Street Specifications, and Forms of Bid Bond, and Bridge. Only bids from Performance Bond contractors who and Payment Bond, secure Contract and other bidding Documents from documents for the the Engineer project may be viewed and down‐ (www.civcastusa. free of com) or who utilize loaded charge (with the op‐ the City of Slidell’s Online Bidding tion to purchase Portal (www.cen hard copies) at www.civcastusa. tralbidding.com) to obtain Contract com. Addenda will Documents shall be posted at www. be considered as civcastusa.com. You responsive bidders will be notified of addenda automati‐ for this project. cally, through email, All bids shall be ac‐ if you downloaded companied by bid your plans and spec‐ security in an ifications via civ‐ amount of five per‐ castusa.com. Please cent (5.0%) of the submit questions for sum of the base bid the project 96 hours and all alternates. prior to bid opening www. The form of this se‐ through curity shall be as civcastusa.com in stated in the Instruc‐ the Q&A portal. A tions to Bidders in‐ hard copy set may cluded in the Bid be examined at the Documents for this office of the Engi‐ project. An executed neer for the con‐ affidavit and attesta‐ tract; Infrastructure tion form must be Consulting and En‐ submitted prior to gineering, LLC 4000 Public SouthNotices Sher‐ bid award. Public Notices wood For est Blvd., Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals The Instructions to Suite 301 Baton Bidders, Bid Form, Rouge, LA 70816. Contract, Plans, Project Manager is Specifications, and Mr. Brandon Pitre, Forms of Bid Bond, P.E., Project Man‐ Performance Bond ager; email: bran‐ and Payment Bond, don.pitre@ice-eng. and other bidding com. documents for the project may be Bidders also have viewed and down‐ the option to review loaded free of bid documents and charge (with the op‐ submit bids elec‐ tion to purchase tronically by visit‐ www.central hard copies) at ing bidding.com Elec‐ www.civcastusa. com. Addenda will tronic bids will re‐ be posted at www. quire a digital signa‐ civcastusa.com. You ture. will be notified of addenda automati‐ The signature on the cally, through email, bid must be that of if you downloaded an authorized repre‐ your plans and spec‐ sentative of the cor‐ ifications via civ‐ poration, partner‐ castusa.com. Please ship or other legal submit questions for entity as defined by Public the project 96 hours Louisiana prior to bid opening Bid Law Revised through www. Statute 38:2212.A. civcastusa.com in (1)(c) which dic‐ the Q&A portal. A tates parties autho‐ hard copy set may rized to submit bids be examined at the for public contracts. office of the Engi‐ All required Certifi‐ neer for the con‐ cates of Liability In‐ tract; Infrastructure surance shall list the Consulting and En‐ City of Slidell as in‐ gineering, LLC - “additionally 4000 South Sher‐ sured”. wood Forest Blvd., Suite 301 Baton This project is funded with Rouge, LA 70816. grant Project Manager is LaDOTD Mr. Brandon Pitre, funds. All applica‐ P.E., Project Man‐ ble Federal, State, ager; email: bran‐ Local laws, ordi‐ don.pitre@ice-eng. nances, and the rules and regulations of com.

214, Slidell, Louisiana, until 10:00 A.M. Central Time on November 10, 2026 for the above Legalreferenced project,Notices for the CITY OF SLIDELL, LOUISIANA. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bid re‐ ceived after closing time will be re‐ turned unopened. A NON-MANDA‐ TORY PRE-BID CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD: 10:00 A.M. CST, October 29, 2026 LOCATION: Slidell Airport Ter‐ minal Building, 62512 Airport Road, Slidell, LA 70460

Online Bidding Portal (www.cen tralbidding.com) to obtain Contract Documents shall be con sidered as Legal responNotices sive bidders for this project.

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The Contractor shall The Instructions to hold a Louisiana Bidders, Bid Form, Contractor's license Contract, Plans, in Highway, Street Specifications, and and Bridge. Forms of Bid Bond, Only bids from Performance Bond contractors who and Payment Bond, secure Contract and other bidding Documents from documents for the the Engineer project may be viewed and down‐ (www.civcastusa. free of com) or who utilize loaded the City of Slidell’s charge (with the op‐ Online Bidding tion to purchase Portal (www.cen hard copies) at tralbidding.com) www.civcastusa. to obtain Contract com. Addenda will Documents shall be posted at www. be considered as civcastusa.com. You responsive bidders will be notified of for this project. addenda automati‐ cally, through email, All bids shall be ac‐ if you downloaded companied by bid your plans and spec‐ security in an ifications via civ‐ amount of five per‐ castusa.com. Please cent (5.0%) of the submit questions for sum of the base bid the project 96 hours and all alternates. prior to bid opening The form of this se‐ through www. curity shall be as civcastusa.com in stated in the Instruc‐ the Q&A portal. A tions to Bidders in‐ hard copy set may cluded in the Bid be examined at the Documents for this office of the Engi‐ project. An executed neer for the con‐ affidavit and attesta‐ tract; Infrastructure tion form must be Consulting and En‐ submitted prior to gineering, LLC bid award. 4000 South Sher‐ wood Forest Blvd., The Instructions to Suite 301 Baton Bidders, Bid Form, Rouge, LA 70816. Contract, Plans, Project Manager is Specifications, and Mr. Brandon Pitre, Forms of Bid Bond, P.E., Project Man‐ Performance Bond ager; email: bran‐ and Payment Bond, don.pitre@ice-eng. and other bidding com. documents for the project may be Bidders also have viewed and down‐ the option to review loaded free of bid documents and charge (with the op‐ submit bids elec‐ tion to purchase tronically by visit‐ hard copies) at ing www.central bidding.com Elec‐ www.civcastusa. com. Addenda will tronic bids will re‐ be posted at www. quire a digital signa‐ civcastusa.com. You ture. will be notified of addenda automati‐ The signature on the cally, through email, bid must be that of if you downloaded an authorized repre‐ your plans and spec‐ sentative of the cor‐ ifications via civ‐ poration, partner‐ castusa.com. Please ship or other legal submit questions for entity as defined by Public the project 96 hours Louisiana prior to bid opening Bid Law Revised through www. Statute 38:2212.A. civcastusa.com in (1)(c) which dic‐ the Q&A portal. A tates parties autho‐ hard copy set may rized to submit bids be examined at the for public contracts. office of the Engi‐ All required Certifi‐ neer for the con‐ cates of Liability In‐ tract; Infrastructure surance shall list the Consulting and En‐ City of Slidell as in‐ gineering, LLC - “additionally 4000 South Sher‐ sured”. wood Forest Blvd., Suite 301 Baton This project is funded with Rouge, LA 70816. grant Project Manager is LaDOTD Mr. Brandon Pitre, funds. All applica‐ P.E., Project Man‐ ble Federal, State, ager; email: bran‐ Local laws, ordi‐ don.pitre@ice-eng. nances, and the rules and regulations of com. all authorities hav‐ Bidders also have ing jurisdiction over the option to review construction of the bid documents and project shall apply submit bids elec‐ to the contract tronically by visit‐ throughout. ing www.central bidding.com Elec‐ Notice is hereby tronic bids will re‐ given that the pro‐ is funded quire a digital signa‐ ject through State ture. Grants which funds The signature on the will not be available bid must be that of at the time of bid‐ an authorized repre‐ ding. The Owner sentative of the cor‐ may reject all bids poration, partner‐ and cancel this so‐ ship or other legal licitation should ad‐ entity as defined by equate funding not Louisiana Public be secured within 45 Bid Law Revised days after bid open‐ Statute 38:2212.A. ing. The time limits (1)(c) which dic‐ stipulated in LA. tates parties autho‐ R.S. 38:2215(D) do rized to submit bids not apply based for public contracts. upon the statutory All required Certifi‐ exception that “the cates of Liability In‐ contract is to be fi‐ surance shall list the nanced in whole or City of Slidell as in part by state or “additionally in‐ other funds which will not be readily sured”. available at the time Public Notices Public Notices opened.” This Bids/Proposals project is bids areBids/Proposals funded with LaDOTD grant All proposals, bids funds. All applica‐ and applications are ble Federal, State, welcomed. The city Local laws, ordi‐ encourages partici‐ nances, and the rules pation by Minority, and regulations of Women-Owned, all authorities hav‐ and Disadvantaged ing jurisdiction over Business Enterprise construction of the firms. project shall apply to the contract The bids shall be presented in a throughout. sealed envelope Notice is hereby clearly marked: given that the pro‐ SEALED BIDS: ject is funded TAXILANE MILL through State AND OVERLAY Grants which funds SLIDELL JOB will not be available NO. 4000-72 at the time of bid‐ LOUISIANA ding. The Owner CONTRACTOR’S may reject all bids LICENSE NO. and cancel this so‐ Bid No. 27-B009 licitation should ad‐ Opening: DATE equate funding not NOVEMBER 10, be secured within 45 2026 days after bid open‐ 10:00 A.M. (CST) ing. The time limits stipulated in LA. The City of Slidell R.S. 38:2215(D) do reserves the right to not apply based reject any or all bids. upon the statutory /s/ Blair Ellinwood exception that “the Blair Ellnwood contract is to be fi‐ Finance Director nanced in whole or CITY OF SLIDELL in part by state or 202863OCT7-14other funds which 21-3T will not be readily $383.35 available at the time bids are opened.” All proposals, bids and applications are welcomed. The city encourages partici‐ pation by Minority, Women-Owned, and Disadvantaged

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Clemency I, DEVYN CRADDOCK, DOC #614670 have applied for clemency for my conviction of POSSESSION OF FIREARM/ CONCEALED WEAP; ARMED ROBBERY USED OF FIREARM; SIMPLE ROBBERY. If you have any comments, contact the Board of Pardons (225)342-5421. 199543 - OCT 14-21-28, 3T $310

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PUBLIC NOTICE 3HSDZA‐ PR0RN397142 IN‐ TERNATIONAL is stored at ASAP Towing, 2090 Gause Blvd W, Slidell, LA, 70460. If all current charges are not paid and ve‐ hicle claimed by the owner by October 29, 2026, a Permit to Sell may be ob‐ tained. 202914OCT7-142T $165.00 PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of any heirs, legatees, or legal representa‐ tives of Christie C. Salisbury (also known as Christie

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Anyone knowing the whereabouts of any heirs, legatees, or legal representa‐ tives of Christie C. Salisbury (also known as Christie Celias Salisbury, Jr., Christie Celias Sal‐ isbury, or Christie C. Salisbury, Jr.) or Linda G. Salisbury (also known as Linda Griffin, Linda Griffin Salisbury, or Linda Salisbury), please contact S. Michele Blanchard, Attorney at Law, Airey Blanchard Law Office, LC, at (985) 641-4010, concerning a pend‐ ing proceeding in‐ volving their un‐ opened successions in the 22nd Judicial District Court, Parish of St. Tam‐ many, Louisiana, Suit No. 202614599, Division “C.” 202062SEP30OCT 7-14-3T $442.81 PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Cassidy Carroll, or any heirs, agents, or succession repre‐ sentatives of Cas‐ sidy Carroll, please contact Attorney James E. Moorman,

Pursuant to the pro‐ visions of a resolu‐ tion adopted by the 203319OCT14-1T $529.20 City Council of the City of Covington, PUBLIC NOTICE State of Louisiana Anyone knowing (the "Governing Au‐ Legal Notices Legal actNotices ing as the where abouts of thority"), Cassidy Carroll, or the governing au‐ any heirs, agents, or thority of the City of succession repre‐ Covington, State of (the sentatives of Cas‐ Louisiana sidy Carroll, please "City"), on August contact Attorney 11, 2026, NOTICE HEREBY James E. Moorman, IS III at (985) 892 – GIVEN that a spe‐ cial election will be 1313. 203542OCT14-21- held within the City on SATURDAY, 2T DECEMBER 12, $143.16 2026, and that at the said election there PUBLIC NOTICE will be submitted to Anyone knowing all registered voters the whereabouts of in the City qualified Wanda Jean Sconza and entitled to vote Billiot contact Cyn‐ at the said election thia Petry, Atty, under the Constitu‐ (985) 871-1110, 301 tion and Laws of the N. Columbia St, State of Louisiana Covington, LA and the Constitution of the United States, 70433 the following 203482OCT14-1T proposition, to-wit: $73.13 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELEC‐ TION Pursuant to the pro‐ visions of a resolu‐ tion adopted by the City Council of the City of Covington, State of Louisiana (the "Governing Au‐ thority"), acting as the governing au‐ thority of the City of Covington, State of Louisiana (the "City"), on August 11, 2026, NOTICE IS HEREBY

PROPOSITION (BOND) Shall the City of Covington, State of Louisiana (the "City"), incur debt and issue bonds to the amount of not exceeding $4,700,000, in one or more series, to run not exceeding 20 years from the date thereof, with interest at a rate not exceeding 6% per annum, for the pur‐ pose of making cap‐ ital improvements in the City, includ‐ but not limited

AZ2026-0007: A re‐ quest to amend the SUB: (An adminis‐ V26-10-34 – Rene and issue bonds to RIGHTS OR IN‐ get, and landscaping transitioned quest to annex into zoning map for trative subdivision Ward requests a the amount of not TEREST IN THE has back to RCI. Net in ‐ located the City of Slidell property vari ance to CLURO Referred to the exceeding FOLLOWING DE‐ Brookter property located at along Planning Commis‐ Section 9.2.5.7. Key PUBLIC NOTICE $4,700,000, in one SCRIBED PROP‐ come is positive and ✦ St. Tammany ✦ 13B Wednesday, 14, 2026 Street, south of 456 ✦ Edge woodOctober sion by the Planning Native Tree Species or more series, to ERTY LOCATED reflects a substantial ment over PUBLIC 190 East, identiNotices fied as Highway Require‐ The Slidell Plan‐ Drive; Public DepartPublic ment)Notices A re‐ Protection NONotices TICE run not exceeding IN THE PARISH improve Public Notices Public Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices year. Mr. as Tract and 33, identified West Beach ning and Legal Notices Zoning Lots 32 quest Meet/Hear/Min to subdivide ments, Meet/Hear/Min 20 years from the OF Legal ST. Notices TAM‐ the prior Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Brackett motioned CITY Meet/Hear/Min OF COV‐ Lots 4 & 5 in Square Parkway, Square 8 Commissions will Square 1, Woodland AG-3 in case #SUB‐ date thereof, with MANY, interest at a rate not LOUISIANA MAY to approve the trea‐ INGTON BOARD 2604 into Lots 4A-, Lots 3 & 4, R-1 - meet on Monday, Park Subdivision, D2026-0038, con‐ 41.979 0.13 taining exceeding 6% per BE TERMINATED surer’s report and OF ADJUSTMENT 4-B, 4-C, and 4-D, Single Family Resi‐ October 19, 2026 at containing (Parcel acres, from CC SCHED‐ Square 2604 Divi‐ dential District, 303 7:00pm in the acres annum, for the pur‐ BY OPERATION Mr. Thanars sec‐ HAS Com 108889), West Street mer cial Corri‐ onded and es tab ‐ with all in Coun cil Cham bers sion of New Cov ‐ ULED A MEET‐ pose of making cap‐ OF LAW IF YOU at 2045 2nd St, lish City zoning dor to R3 High Den‐ ING FOR MON‐ ington, Covington, ital improvements DO NOT TAKE favor. in the City, includ‐ FURTHER AC‐ Old Business: None DAY, OCTOBER the properties hav‐ V26-10-35 – Chris Slidell, LA, for a classification as R3 sity Residential. ing, but not limited TION IN ACCOR‐ New Business: Fi‐ 19, 2026, AT 6:00 ing municipal ad‐ Campbell requests a public hearing on: High Density Resi‐ TXT2026-0003 – A quarterly Text dential. to, constructing, DANCE WITH nancial Institution PM AT THE COV‐ dresses of 410, 406, variance to CLURO Contract Renewal INGTON CITY and 402 W 26th Av‐ Section 9.2.5.7. Key AZ2026-0006: A re‐ AZ2026-0008: A re‐ Amendment update renovating, acquir‐ LAW. ing, and/or improv‐ Tax Bill Ms. Wynn Williams COUNCIL CHAM‐ enue and 613 N. Native Tree Species quest to annex into quest to annex into to the Unified De‐ presented the Han‐ BERS LOCATED Jackson Street, Cov‐ Protection Require‐ the City of Slidell the City of Slidell velopment Code ing (i) roads, street 1120213276 ments and Section 7. property located at property located at Other Items: and bridges; (ii) Parish of St. Tam‐ cock Whitney Bank AT 222 EAST ington Edgewood SUBD2026-0038: contract. The Gen‐ KIRKLAND Edgewood 450 Per Appendix A 5.1.3. R-1 Site De‐ 500 public buildings, many COV‐ Subdivision Article velopment Regula‐ Drive; identified as Drive, identified as A request for resub‐ parks and recre‐ DAVID H. eral Manager, Ms. STREET, Victoria Paz, was INGTON, 3. Sec. 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ tions (Front Stairs), a part of Fairview Lot 30A, Square 1, division of a tract of ational facilities; LEBLANC; Park land in the City of authorized to exe‐ LOUISIANA ministrative Subdi‐ Old Town of Man‐ Drive in Woodland Woodland (iii) drains and MARIAN con‐ Slidell addressed as cute the contract and visions, this case is deville, Square 31 Park Subdivision, Subdivision drainage facilities; YOUNGER associated docu‐ BOARD OF AD‐ being referred to the Lot H, R1 – Single- containing 0.135 taining 0.14 acres 39200 Highway 190 (iv) public safety fa‐ LEBLANC; Fam ily Res i den tial East and containing (Par cel 106506); ments with a mo tion acres (Parcel Planning commis‐ JUSTMENT cilities; (v) sewer‐ PARCEL 117 X 447 acres, sion due to vari‐ District, 436 Adair 144189), and estab‐ and establish City 53.79 age collection and SEC 30 7 12 CB 800 from Ms. Lindsay MEETING lish City zoning zoning classifica‐ bounded by Hwy ances being re‐ Street treatment, including 83 INST NO and seconded by Mr. Brackett with all in These meetings will quested/required in Tina Myers classification as R3 tion as R3 High 190 East to the north acquiring all neces‐ 1426007 High Density Resi‐ Density Residential and Brookter Street be held in the City BOA Case No, 26- Planning Secretary sary land, equip‐ TAX SALE TITLE favor. 202792OCT7-14Z2026-0004: A re‐ to the west, into dential. ment and furnish‐ TO THE ABOVE- Resolutions – State Council Chambers 10-17 BOA. Funding and Capital located at 222 East Applicant(s): Os‐ 21-3T AZ2026-0007: A re‐ quest to amend the three tracts identi‐ ings, title to which DESCRIBED quest to annex into zoning map for fied as Tracts AG-1 Kirkland Street, borne & Miller $78.24 shall be in the pub‐ PROPERTY HAS Outlay located (7.346 acres), AG-2 the City of Slidell property Properties LLC/ lic, which bonds BEEN SOLD FOR Ms. Paz reviewed Covington, LA. Brookter (4.468 acres), and the progress on state property located at along Mark and Jen nifer will be general FAILURE TO PAY PUBLIC NOTICE (41.979 456 Edgewood Street, south of AG-3 26-10-16 BOA Re‐ Miller obligations of the TAXES. SUIT HAS appropriations City and will be BEEN FILED IN under Act 3 for the quest for a variance Owner(s): Osborne The Slidell Plan‐ Drive; identified as Highway 190 East, acres). payable from ad val‐ THE 22ND JUDI‐ annual St. Tammany from Appendix B- & Miller Properties ning and Zoning Lots 32 and 33, identified as Tract Link to Updated Map: LLC/ Mark and Jen‐ Commissions will Square 1, Woodland AG-3 in case #SUB‐ Zoning orem taxes to be CIAL DISTRICT Parish Fund alloca‐ Comprehensive levied and collected COURT, ST. TAM‐ tion and an addi‐ Zoning Ordinance nifer Miller meet on Monday, Park Subdivision, D2026-0038, con‐ https://myslidell. 41.979 com/planning/#tab0.13 taining in the manner pro‐ MANY PARISH, tional $200,000 for of 2010, Part 3- Use October 19, 2026 at containing (Parcel acres, from CC id-2 Section PROCESS & AP‐ 7:00pm in the acres vided by Article VI, CASE NO. 2026- maintenance, up‐ DistrictCom mer cial Corri‐ For more informa‐ grades, and in ven ‐ 108889), and es tab ‐ PEAL: The plan ‐ 3.10-RS-2 Single Section 33 of the 15937 DIV. “F”, IN Council Chambers City zoning dor to R3 High Den‐ tion, go to mys‐ Constitution of the RE: HUI CHIN tory, as well as capi‐ Family Residential ning commission atLISTED 2045 2nd St, lish BELOW, ACCORDING TO R.S. 18:535, IS THE OFFICIAL LIST OF POLLING LOCATIONS AND THEIR ADDRESSES sity Res3,iden lidell.com/plan‐ fica tion as INR3 State of Louisiana SHIH. YOU HAVE tal outlay funding 3.1006 Performance shall have the au‐ Slidell, LA, for a classiFOR PRECINCTS THE November 2026 tial. AND T2026-0003 – A ning/boards/pz, Den Resi‐ TX of 1974, and statu‐ BEEN December 12,sity 2026 ELECTIONS IN ST. TAMMANY PARISH IDENTI‐ under Act 4 for fa‐ Standards (6) Rear thority to grant or public hearing on: High quarAddress terly Text email City plan‐ dential. tory authority sup‐ FIED AS A PER‐ cility repairs and Yard specifically re‐ deny final subdivi‐ Precinct Polling Place ment ningdept@ The questing a reduction sion approval and AZ2026-0006: AZ2026-0008: A re‐ Amend plemental thereto, SON WHO MAY equipment. A re‐BUILDING 101 WARD 1 COMMUNITY 13055 HWY 190 update GOODBEEcityofs Uni lidell.org, or call quest to annex into to the with no estimated HAVE AN INTER‐ Board adopted the in the required rear any other matters quest 102 JUNIOR HIGH 106 CEDAR ST fied De‐ MADISONVILLE toMADISONVILLE annex into (985) MADISONVILLE 646-4320. the City of Slidell velop 103 City MADISONVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 317 ment HWY 1077Code increase in the mill‐ EST IN THIS two resolutions au‐ yard setback from brought before it the of Slidell 104 MADISONVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 317 HWY 1077 MADISONVILLE Other Items: 202275SEP30OCT tho riz ing Ms. Paz to prop erty lo cated at where its purview 35 feet to 18 feet. age rate to be levied PROPERTY. prop ertyWESTloST.cated at 105 TAMMANY YMCA450 71256 FRANCIS RD. COVINGTON D2026-0038: 7-14-3T Edgewood SUB in the first year of YOUR INTEREST execute cooperative Subject property has and jurisdiction pre‐ 500 Edge wood 106 COQUILLE PARKS AND REC DIST 14 13505 HWY. 1085 COVINGTON quest for resub‐ $191.32 agree‐ the municipal ad‐ vails; however, any Drive; Drive, identified as A re13505 issue above the 3.50 IN THE PROP‐ endeavor iden tified asREC DIST 106A COQUILLE PARKS AND 14 HWY. 1085 COVINGTON di vi sion of a tract of Lot 30A, Square 1, mills being levied to ERTY WILL BE ments with the dress of 910 S. Jah‐ person claiming to a 107part MADISONVILLE of Fairview ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 317 HWY 1077 MADISONVILLE inHWY the Woodland Park land13055 pay General Obliga‐ TERMINATED IF Louisiana Depart‐ ncke Avenue, Cov‐ be aggrieved by the Drive 108 1 COMMUNITY 190 City of GOODBEE inWARD Wood landBUILDING addressed as Subdivision con‐ Slidell decision of the com‐ Park 110 WILLIAM JR HIGH SCHOOL 415 S JEFFERSON ST COVINGTON tion Bonds of the YOU DO NOT ment of Treasury ington Sub diPITCHER vision, 111 JB LANCASTER ELEMENTARYtain 133 PINE CREEKway DR MADISONVILLE High 190 ing 0.14 acres 39200 City? FILE A LAWSUIT and with Facility Applicant: Gary & mission may appeal con taining 0.135 SCHOOL 112 JB LANCASTER ELEMENTARY(Par SCHOOL PINE CREEK MADISONVILLE East133and conDRtaining cel 106506); such decisions to the acres IN ACCORDANCE Planning and Con‐ Jana Probst (Par cel 113 MADISONVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 317 HWY 1077 MADISONVILLE acres, establish City 53.79 Owner(s): Gary & 22 nd Judicial Dis‐ 144189), The said special WITH THE LAW trol for these funds. and esELEMENTARY tab‐ and 114 JB LANCASTER SCHOOL 133 PINE CREEK DR MADISONVILLE by Hwy Kevin Jana Probst trict Court for the lish election will be held WITHIN 60 DAYS Chairman City zoningYMCAzoning classifica‐ bounded 115 WEST ST. TAMMANY 71256 FRANCIS RD. COVINGTON 190 East to the north tion as R3 High Parish of St. Tam‐ clas at the polling places OF THE DATE OF Davis read aloud the 116 sifica JB LANCASTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 133 PINE CREEK DR MADISONVILLE tion as R3 and13505 Brook ter Street Den 118 COQUILLE 14 sity Residential HWY. 1085 COVINGTON for the following THE FIRST PUB‐ resolution for Trea‐ 26-10-17 BOA Re‐ many. High Den sityPARKS ResANDi‐REC DIST 201 FOLSOM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 25 FOLSOM theHWYwest, into Z2026-0004: A re‐ to 82144 precincts, which LICATION OF sury Cooperative quest for a variance den tial. FOLSOM 202 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 82144tracts HWY 25 FOLSOM identi‐ Endeavor Agree‐ from Appendix B- If you have com‐ AZ2026-0007: polls will open at THIS NOTICE. A re‐ quest to amend the three 203 LEE ROAD JR HIGH SCHOOL 79131 HWY 40 COVINGTON as JUNE Tracts AG-1 ments. Mr. Thanars Comprehensive zoning map for fied82378 ments, please e-mail quest seven o'clock (7:00) 202788OCT7-14toVILLAGE annex intoCITY HALL 204 OF FOLSOM ST. FOLSOM acres), AG-2 motioned to adopt Zoning Ordinance them to eagee@ the located (7.346 a.m. and close at 2T Slidell 205 City FIRE of PRO DIST 6 STATION 3 property 22310 HWY 40 BUSH (4.468 acres), and the res o lu tions and along Brook ter covla. com mail of 2010, Part 3- Use eight o'clock (8:00) $566.04 COVINGTON 206 ertyLEE lo ROAD JR HIGH SCHOOL 79131 HWY 40 prop cated at Mr. Brackett sec‐ DistrictStreet, south of AG-3 207 FOLSOM ELEMENTARY 82144 HWY 25 (41.979 FOLSOM Section them to the City of 456 p.m., in accordance Edge wood SCHOOL COVINGTON 301 WALLACE M POOLE FIRE STATION 74450 HWY 25 acres). onded with all in 3.15- CO Commer‐ Covington Planning Drive; High way 190 East, with the provisions PUBLIC NOTICE iden ti fied as 302 LYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLidentified as Tract 1615 Nto FLORIDAUp ST dated COVINGTON Link favor. Chairman cial Office/Profes‐ Department at P. O. Lots of La. R.S. 18:541, 32 and 33, 303 LYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1615 N FLORIDA ST COVINGTON ingHWY 36 Map: read aloud the sional -Section 3.10 Box 778, Coving‐ Square to-wit: 1, land AG-3 in case #SUB‐ Zon19375 304 HWYWood 36 FIRE STATION COVINGTON “LA Boatyard & Davis resolution for a Co‐ & RS-2 Single- ton, LA 70434. D2026-0038, con‐ https:// Park Sub division, 305 ST TAMMANY EDUCATIONAL CENTER 71460 myslidell. EDNA ST COVINGTON Storage Act Sale op com/ 41.979 er a tive En deavor For more in for ma ‐ Fam ily Res i den tial PRECINCTS 306 taining NORTHPARK FIRE STATION taining 115planning/# NORTHPARK BLVDtabCOVINGTON con 0.13 10/28/26, 4PM at Agreement with Fa‐ 3.1006 Performance tion, or to review id2 acres, from CC 307 NORTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 70104 WOLVERINE DR COVINGTON 110(PART) acres (Par cel SCHOOL Bonfouca Marina 308 ST TAMMANY EDUCATIONAL CENTER EDNA STinforma‐ COVINGTON more mercial Corri‐ For71460 ity Planning and Standards Lot area, case material or to 108889), 304(PART) and estab‐ Com LLC 33370 Rivet cil COVINGTON 309 TRINITY CHURCH 19380go N 10TH to ST tion, dor to R3 High Den ‐ mys ‐ Con trol. Mr. Tha ‐ in quire about speak ‐ depth, and width 305(PART) lish City zoning Dr. 310 NORTHPARK FIRE STATION 115 NORTHPARK BLVD COVINGTON sity Residential. lidell.com/plan ‐ motioned to and all setbacks for ing at the public clas 310(PART) tion as R3 SCHOOL 312 sifica NORTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 70104 WOLVERINE DR COVINGTON Slidell, LA 70460. nars TXT2026-0003 – A ning/boards/pz, the resolution existing structures. hearing, please call High 314(PART) sity CHRISTIAN Resi‐ SCHOOL 312A Den NORTHLAKE 70104 WOLVERINE DR COVINGTON Sharon Milligan adopt quar terly Text email and Mr. Brack ett the City of Cov ing ‐ In con junc tion with C01(PART) 313 tial. NORTHLAKE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 70104 WOLVERINE DRplan‐ COVINGTON den White Sailboat, Tim seconded with all in a Amend ment up date ningdept@ ton Plan ning De ‐ 314 COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 73030 LION DRcityofs COVINGTON pro posed re quest C02 AZ2026-0008: A re ‐ Burel-Red Sailboat favor. 401 PONTCHARTRAIN ELEM SCHOOL 1500 W CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE subdivide 2 lots partment at (985) quest to annex into to the Unified De‐ lidell.org, or call C03 IL3537HL, Red General Manager’s to 402 PONTCHARTRAIN ELEM SCHOOL 1500646-4320. W CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE velopment Code (985) into 4 lots, to pro‐ 867-1214. Thanks the C04 CityMANDEVILLE of Slidell Sailboat & Report: Ms. Paz re‐ vide 403 CITY HALL 3101 E CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE Other Items: 202275SEP30OCT each existing for your interest in prop C06(PART) located atSCHOOL 404 ertyTCHEFUNCTE MIDDLE 1530 W CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE Alumacraft Boat” SUBD2026-0038: 7-14-3T that RCI has structure an individ‐ Covington’s future. 450 C07 Edge 405 ST TAM PAR wood HWY 59 ADM COMPLEX 21490 KOOP DR MANDEVILLE 203443OCT14-21- ported A request for resub‐ $191.32 resumed landscap‐ ual lot. Subject In accordance with Drive, C08(PART) 406 ST TAMti PAR HWY 59 21490 KOOP DR MANDEVILLE iden fied asADM COMPLEX 2T di vi sion of a tract of ing and has sub mit ‐ the Amer i cans with 407 30A, ST TIMOTHY'S UNT 1, METH CHURCH 335 ASBURY DR MANDEVILLE Prop er ties are Lots 4 C09(PART) Lot Square $157.72 408 MAGNOLIA TRACE ELEMENTARY 1405 HWY 1088 MANDEVILLE in the City of ted a cost-effective and 5 Square 2604 Disabilities Act, if Wood C11(PART) land Park landSCHOOL 409 MONTELEONE JR HIGH SCHOOL 63000 BLUE MARLIN DR MANDEVILLE proposal to improve and have municipal you need special as‐ Sub division con‐ Slidell addressed as 410 MANDEVILLE CITY HALL 3101 E CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE 39200 Highway 190 the front median, addresses of 410, sistance, please con‐ tain Public Notices The polling places 0.14 MANDEVILLE 411 ing LAKE HARBORacres MIDDLE SCHOOL 1700 VIOLA ST Meet/Hear/Min East and containing which may be 406, and 402 W 26th tact the ADA Coor‐ (Par for the precincts set 106506); MANDEVILLE 412 cel MANDEVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 2525 SOULT ST 53.79 acres, funded through a di na tor at (985 -892Avenue and 613 N. forth above are 413 estab MANDEVILLE SCHOOL 1 SKIPPER DR MANDEVILLE and lish HIGH City bounded by Hwy Norfolk Southern Jackson Street, Cov‐ 1811 x 270) Coving‐ zon 414 ing MAGNOLIA TRACE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1405 HWY 1088 MANDEVILLE hereby designated classifica‐ 415 ST TIMOTHY'S UNT METH CHURCH 335 ASBURY DR MANDEVILLE grant or a through ington ton City Hall de‐ tion as the polling places PUBLIC NOTICE asST R3 High 190 East to the north 416 TIMOTHY'S UNT METH CHURCH 335 ASBURY DR MANDEVILLE Friends of the Har‐ Applicant: Osborne scribing the assis‐ Den at which to hold the sity Res idential and Brookter Street 417 ST TIMOTHY'S UNT METH CHURCH 335 ASBURY DR MANDEVILLE to the west, into bor Center state ap‐ & Miller Properties tance that is neces‐ Z2026-0004: said election, and BOARD re‐SCHOOL 418 TCHEFUNCTEA MIDDLE 1530 W CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE MIN‐ propriations. A re‐ LLC/ Mark and Jen‐ sary. three tracts identi‐ the Commissioners- UTES quest toMANDEVILLE amendHIGHthe 419 SCHOOL 1 SKIPPER DR MANDEVILLE fied as Tracts AG-1 view of Cleco’s Go nifer Miller 202249SEP30OCT zon in-Charge and Com‐ THE 420 ing ST TAM PAR HWY for 59 ADM COMPLEX 21490 KOOP DR MANDEVILLE map BOR Solar program con‐ Owner: Osborne & 7-14-3T 421 erty MANDEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL(7.346 acres), AG-2 1 SKIPPER DR MANDEVILLE missioners, respec‐ CENTER HAR prop located BOARD cluded that it would Miller 422 MANDEVILLE MIDDLE 2525 SOULT ST MANDEVILLE (4.468 acres), and Properties $204.31 tively, shall be those OF along Brook terSCHOOL 426 LAKE HARBOR MIDDLE SCHOOL 1700 VIOLA ST MANDEVILLE AG-3 (41.979 persons designated SIONERSCOMMIS‐ not reduce utility LLC/ Mark and Jen‐ Street, south of 427 MAGNOLIA TRACE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1405 HWY 1088 MANDEVILLE acres). costs for the Harbor nifer Miller according to law. High 190 East, PUBLIC NOTICE 429 way ST TAM PAR HWY 59 ADM COMPLEX 21490 KOOP DR MANDEVILLE THURS DAY, SEP ‐ Link to Updated Center and is not The estimated cost iden as Tract MANDEVILLE 430 tified LAKE HARBOR MIDDLE SCHOOL 1700 VIOLA ST BER 10, 2026, recommended as a If you have com‐ ST. TAMMANY Map: of this election as TEM 501 TOWN#SUB HALL 30285 LOCK #3 RD SUN AG-3 inSUN case ‐ Zoning 9AM cost-savings mea‐ ments, please e-mail PARISH myslidell. 502 RECREATION DISTRICT NO. 2https:// GYMNASIUM 30100 CRAWFORD CEMETERY RD. BUSH determined by the 100 D2026-0038, con ‐ HAR BOR 503 ing RECREATION DISTRICT NO. 2com/ GYMNASIUM 30100 CRAWFORD CEMETERY RD. BUSH planning/#tabSecretary of State CENTER BLVD. sure at this time. them to eagee@ MICHAEL B. tain 41.979 504 R C MILLING FIRE STATION id-2 75174 HWY 1083 COVINGTON Magnolia Water has covla.com or mail COOPER based upon the pro‐ SLIDELL, acres, from CC 505 R C MILLING FIRE STATION 75174 HWY 1083 COVINGTON LA joined as the sev ‐ For more in for ma ‐ them to the City of PARISH visions of Chapter 70461 Com cial ri‐STATION PEARL RIVER 602 mer SIXTH WARDCor VOL FIRE 73469 HWY 41 enth community Covington Planning PRESIDENT tion, go to mys‐ 8-A of Title 18 and dor Den‐ CENTER 603 to R3 REC High DIST 7 COMMUNITY 67835 HWY 41 PEARL RIVER lidell.com/plan‐ actual costs of simi‐ The meeting was partner. The Harbor Department at P. O. sity iden 604 ResREC DISTtial. 7 COMMUNITY CENTER 67835 HWY 41 PEARL RIVER 605 T2026-0003 ST TAMMANY ANIMAL COMPLEX 31078 HWY 36 LACOMBE lar elections is called to order at Center’s records re‐ Box 778, Coving‐ The St. Tammany TX – ASERVning/boards/pz, 606 terly REC DIST 7 COMMUNITY CENTER 67835 HWY 41 PEARL RIVER tention schedule has ton, LA 70434. email plan‐ $21,000. quar Text Parish Board of Ad ‐ 9:00am by Chair ‐ LACOMBE 609 ST TAMMANY ANIMAL SERV COMPLEX 31078 HWY 36 ningdept@cityofs Notice is further man Mr. Kevin been approved, and ment update justment shall hear Amend 701 BAYOU LACOMBE MIDDLE 27527 ST JOSEPH ST LACOMBE staff awaiting ap‐ For more informa‐ testimony for and/or to702the BAYOU lide ll. org, or call given that a portion Davis. Unified De ‐ LACOMBE MIDDLE 27527 ST JOSEPH ST LACOMBE (985) 646-4320. of the monies col‐ Invocation - Mr. proval for disposal tion, or to review against the follow‐ vel CodeREC DIST #4 GYM 703opment ST. TAMMANY 61100 N. 12TH ST. LACOMBE 202275SEP30OCT lected from the tax Don Thanars led the of eligible records case material or to ing variance/appeal Other Items: 704 ST. TAMMANY REC DIST #4 GYM 61100 N. 12TH ST. LACOMBE 7-14-3T 705 D2026-0038: BAYOU WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 35614 LIBERTY DR SLIDELL described in the prayer and the and surplus equip‐ inquire about speak‐ cases at their No‐ SUB BAYOU LACOMBE MIDDLE 27527 ST JOSEPH ST LACOMBE $191.32 Proposition shall be Pledge of Alle‐ ment. The Friends ing at the public vember 4th, 2026, A706request for resub‐ TAMMANY LEVEE BOARD BLDG 61134 HWY 1090 SLIDELL of the Harbor Center hearing, please call Board of Adjust‐ di801 remitted to certain visionST of a tract of 802 CLEARWOOD JR HIGH SCHOOL 130 CLEARWOOD DR SLIDELL Community Chili the City of Coving‐ ment meeting at land state and statewide giance. the City ofSCHOOL 802A in CLEARWOOD JR HIGH 130 CLEARWOOD DR SLIDELL retirement systems Ms. Victoria Paz Challenge is sched‐ ton Planning De‐ 2:00PM, located at Slidell ad dressed as 803 CLEARWOOD JR HIGH SCHOOL 130 CLEARWOOD DR SLIDELL in the manner re‐ performed roll call. uled for October 1 partment at (985) the St. Tammany 39200 High wayLEVEE 190BOARD BLDG 804 ST TAMMANY 61134 HWY 1090 SLIDELL and is already pro‐ 867-1214. Thanks Parish Government East quired by law. 805 and LITTLE OAKtain MIDDLE SCHOOL 59241 REBEL DR SLIDELL con ing Pre sentJen nifer 806 BOYET JR HIGH SCHOOL 59295 REBEL DR SLIDELL jected to be prof ‐ for your interest in Complex, The said special Dier, Don Thanars, acres, Parish 53.79 SLIDELL 807 CYPRESS COVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 540 S MILITARY RD itable based on team Covington’s future. Council Chambers, bounded election will be held Glen by Hwy Jonna registrations 808 HONEY ISLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 500 S MILITARY RD SLIDELL and In accordance with 21490 Koop Drive, 190 in accordance with Turner,Boyer, EastNORTHSHORE to the north SLIDELL 809 HIGH SCHOOL 100 PANTHER DR Greg Ireton, sponsorships. the Americans with Mandeville, the applicable pro‐ Jessica Pig and Street 810 Brook HONEYter ISLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 500 S MILITARY RD SLIDELL ott, Katie visions of Chapter 5 Domingue, Kevin Sales Report: Ms. Disabilities Act, if Louisiana: to811 the BOYET west, into SLIDELL JR HIGH SCHOOL 59295 REBEL DR Jessica Hester re‐ you need special as‐ and Chapter 6-A of Davis, 812 BOYET JR HIGH SCHOOL 59295 REBEL DR SLIDELL three tracts iden ti‐ Linda viewed the Sales sistance, please con‐ BOA CASE NO. fied 813 as NORTHSHORE HIGH SCHOOL 100 PANTHER DR SLIDELL Title 18 of the Larkin, Tracts AG-1 Mi randa 814 ST TAMMANY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 701 CLEVELAND AVE SLIDELL and Mar ket ing re ‐ tact the ADA Coor‐ Louisiana Revised (7.346 acres), AG-2 say, Troy port showing that dinator at (892-1811 2026-4841-BOA 815 WHISPERING FOREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 38374 SPIEHLER RD SLIDELL Statutes of 1950, as Lind acres), FOREST andELEMENTARY SCHOOL Request by an appli‐ (4.468 815A WHISPERING 38374 SPIEHLER RD SLIDELL ett. Absent- facility rental and ex 270) Covington cant amended, and other Brack AG-3 (41.979 in a L-1 Large SLIDELL 816 LITTLE OAK MIDDLE SCHOOL 59241 REBEL DR O’Daniels, related revenues are Hall describing Lot Residential Dis‐ acres). constitutional and Donna 817 CYPRESS COVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 540 S MILITARY RD SLIDELL Eric Calvin, Kath‐ significantly above City the assistance that is trict for a variance to Link statutory authority, leen SLIDELL 818 NORTHSHORE HIGH SCHOOL 100 PANTHER DR to Up dated Wilkin. Quo‐ budget and prior- necessary. 901 ing MOSQUITO ABATEMENT 62436 AIRPORT RD. SLIDELL and the officers ap‐ Map: DIST. BLDG. reduce the required Zon confirmed. year levels, with APPEALS: 902 ALTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 38276 N 5TH ST SLIDELL Any pond setback from https:// pointed to hold the rum myslidell. Staff pre sentVic to ‐ PEARL RIVER 903 PEARL RIVER HIGH SCHOOL 39110 REBEL LN strong booking ac‐ persons jointly or said election, as pro‐ com/ planning/# tabto 8’. PEARL RIVER 903A PEARL RIVER HIGH SCHOOL 39110 REBEL LN Paz, Jessica Hes‐ tivity despite the severally aggrieved 25’ vided in this Notice ria id2 The prop erty is lo ‐ 904 CAROLYN PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL 35708 LIBERTY DR SLIDELL Judi Chase. typically slower Au‐ by any decision by cated: 28712 W. For of Special Election, ter, for ma ‐ 905 more BAYOUin WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 35614 LIBERTY DR SLIDELL Introduction: gust–September pe‐ the Board of Adjust‐ or such substitutes Guest 906 BAYOUto WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 35614 LIBERTY DR SLIDELL go mys ‐ Rd, Lacombe, tion, Wynn Williams riod. Several recur‐ ment of or any offi‐ Ruth SLIDELL 907 CAROLYN PARK 35708 LIBERTY DR therefor as may be Ms. lidell.com/plan ‐ MIDDLE SCHOOL Louisiana with Han Whit‐ ring clients have cer, 908 SALMEN HIGH SCHOOL 300 SPARTAN DR SLIDELL department, Owner & Represen‐ ning/boards/pz, selected and desig‐ ney Bank.cock No pub lic 909 SALMEN HIGH SCHOOL 300 SPARTAN DR SLIDELL confirmed returns, board, or bureau of tative: Michael & email nated in accordance comments. plan ‐ 909A SALMEN HIGH SCHOOL 300 SPARTAN DR SLIDELL and new events are the municipality, Karen Gibbs with La. R.S. ningdept@ cityofs SLIDELL 910 SALMEN HIGH SCHOOL 300 SPARTAN DR 18:1287, will make Approval of Agenda being added to the may present to the lide call SLIDELL 911 ll.org, SALMENor HIGH SCHOOL 300 SPARTAN DR Digital District Court of the BOA CASE NO. (985) due returns thereof – Mr. Brackett mo‐ calendar. 646-4320. 913 MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DIST. BLDG. 62436 AIRPORT RD. SLIDELL and so cial media en ‐ Parish or City in to said Governing 914 ALTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 38276 N 5TH ST SLIDELL 202275SEP30OCT to approve gagement continues which the property 2026-4844-BOA 915 MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DIST. BLDG. 62436 AIRPORT RD. SLIDELL Authority, and NO‐ tioned Request by an appli‐ 7-14-3T the agenda, and Mr. to grow, supported affected is illegal in cant 916 CAROLYN PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL 35708 LIBERTY DR SLIDELL TICE IS HEREBY Tha in a R-1 Rural $191.32 seconded by the updated web‐ whole or in part, Residen BAYOU WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 35614 LIBERTY DR SLIDELL FURTHER GIVEN the nars tial District 917 918 HONEY ISLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 500 S MILITARY RD SLIDELL mo tion with all site and ongoing specifying the for a variance to re‐ 921 that the Governing in favor. ABNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 825 KOSTMAYER ST SLIDELL outreach, and com‐ grounds of the ille‐ duce the required 922 Authority will meet TOWERS BUILDING 520 OLD SPANISH TRL SLIDELL at its regular meet‐ Approval of Min‐ munity partnership gality. The petition pond setback from A01 ABITA SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL 72079 MAPLE ST. ABITA SPRINGS rev enue has in ‐ A02 ABITA SPRINGS ELEM SCHOOL 22410 LEVEL ST ABITA SPRINGS shall be presented to 25’ to 0’. ing place, the Coun‐ utes – Mr. Thanars A02A ABITA SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL 72079 MAPLE ST. ABITA SPRINGS creased with the ad ‐ the court within 30 The property is lo‐ cil Chambers, 222 motioned to ap‐ A03 ABITA SPRINGS ELEM SCHOOL 22410 LEVEL ST ABITA SPRINGS E. Kirkland Street, prove the August 6, dition of Magnolia days after the filing cated: 21310 Wal‐ A04 ABITA SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL 72079 MAPLE ST. ABITA SPRINGS Water. of the decision in the lace King Road, C01 Covington, COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 73030 LION DR COVINGTON 2026, min utes and office of the Board. Louisiana, on Mr. Brackett sec‐ Commissioner Bush, Louisiana C02 WILLIAM PITCHER JR HIGH SCHOOL 415 S JEFFERSON ST COVINGTON Comments: The 202127SEP30OCT Owner & Represen‐ C03 TUESDAY, JANU‐ onded WILLIAM PITCHER JR HIGH SCHOOL 415 S JEFFERSON ST COVINGTON with all in Board discussed 7-14-3T C04 ST TAMMANY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER 510 E BOSTON ST COVINGTON ARY 5, ta tive: David & favor. C06 JUSTICE CENTER PARKING GARAGE 601 N JEFFERSON AVE COVINGTON making Mr. Darrell $251.95 2027, at 6:00 P.M., Tammy Glass C07 JUSTICE CENTER PARKING GARAGE 601 N JEFFERSON AVE COVINGTON and shall then and Treasurer’s Report – Smith an honorary 203565OCT14-21C08 JUSTICE CENTER PARKING GARAGE 601 N JEFFERSON AVE COVINGTON Board mem ber and there in open and Ms. Jessica Pigott 28-3T PUBLIC NOTICE C09 LYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1615 N FLORIDA ST COVINGTON public session pro‐ reported on the announced the up‐ $78.66 C11 COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 73030 LION DR COVINGTON Lobby CITY OF COV‐ ceed to examine and checking and sav‐ coming F01 FOLSOM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 82144 HWY 25 FOLSOM artists INGTON PLAN‐ M01 MANDEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1 SKIPPER DR MANDEVILLE canvass the returns ings as of Septem‐ Lounge M02 MANDEVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 519 MASSENA ST MANDEVILLE and declare the re‐ ber 4, with the oper‐ Dawn and Hawkes NING COMMIS‐ PUBLIC NOTICE M04 WOODLAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1620 LIVINGSTON ST MANDEVILLE sults of the said spe‐ ating account above playing on Septem‐ SION HAS The City of Man‐ M06 TCHEFUNCTE MIDDLE SCHOOL 1530 W CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE cial election. All $100,000 and funds ber 15. Board mem‐ SCHEDULED A deville Planning and M07 MANDEVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 519 MASSENA ST MANDEVILLE bers requested to be MEETING registered voters of FOR Zoning Commis‐ M08 PONTCHARTRAIN ELEM SCHOOL 1500 W CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE restored to the added to the MONDAY the City are entitled being M09 MANDEVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 2525 SOULT ST MANDEVILLE sion will hold a te‐ monthly Lobby OCTOBER 19, to vote at said spe‐ deferred tinmain MANDEVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 2525 SOULT ST MANDEVILLE session on M09A gency Lounge promo‐ 2026, 6:30 PM AT work M10 MANDEVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL 2525 SOULT ST MANDEVILLE cial election and nance/con Tues day, Oc to ber ac count. Rev enues, TCHEFUNCTE MIDDLE SCHOOL 1530 W CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE voting machines including facility tional email. THE CITY OF 13, 2026 at 6:00PM M11 M12 PONTCHARTRAIN ELEM SCHOOL 1500 W CAUSEWAY APPROACH MANDEVILLE Mr. Davis stated the COVINGTON will be used. and a pub lic hear ing MD1 MADISONVILLE JUNIOR HIGH 106 CEDAR ST MADISONVILLE rentals and com mu ‐ next meeting is Oc‐ COUNCIL CHAM‐ on Tuesday, October P01 200818SEP23PEARL RIVER COMMUNITY CENTER 39443 HWY 41 SPUR PEARL RIVER nity partners, are tober 1, 2026. 30OCT7-14-4T JOHN SLIDELL PARK GYMNASIUM 105 ROBERT BLVD SLIDELL BERS LOCATED 2026 at 6:00PM S01 track ing ahead of Adjournment: Mr. AT 222 KIRK‐ 27, $462.36 S02 SLIDELL HIGH SCHOOL 1 TIGER DR SLIDELL at the Mandeville S03 budget, with facility Brackett motioned SLIDELL HIGH SCHOOL 1 TIGER DR SLIDELL rentals at over 90 to adjourn, and Mr. LAND STREET, City Hall Council S04 BONNE ECOLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 900 RUE VERAND SLIDELL PUBLIC NOTICE Chambers, 3101 E. S05 percent of the an‐ Thanars seconded COVINGTON, JOHN SLIDELL PARK GYMNASIUM 105 ROBERT BLVD SLIDELL Causeway Ap‐ S06 CAROLYN PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL 35708 LIBERTY DR SLIDELL nual budget year-to- the motion with all LOUISIANA. THIS NOTICE BY date. Expenses, in‐ S07 BAYOU WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 35614 LIBERTY DR SLIDELL proach, Man dev ille, in favor. BONNE ECOLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 900 RUE VERAND SLIDELL Planning Commis‐ LA regarding the S08 PUBLICATION IS cluding payroll, S09 BONNE ECOLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 900 RUE VERAND SLIDELL NOTIFICATION following case(s): benefits, and operat‐ Respectfully sub‐ sion Meeting S10 SLIDELL JR HIGH SCHOOL 333 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SLIDELL 26-10-21- ADMN THAT YOUR ing costs, are on tar‐ S11 SLIDELL JR HIGH SCHOOL 333 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SLIDELL mit ted, SUB: (An adminis‐ V26-10-34 – Rene S13 RIGHTS OR IN‐ get, and landscaping ST TAMMANY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 701 CLEVELAND AVE SLIDELL Judi Chase trative subdivision Ward requests a S15 TEREST IN THE has TOWERS BUILDING 520 OLD SPANISH TRL SLIDELL transitioned Referred to the variance to CLURO S16 FOLLOWING DE‐ back to RCI. Net in‐ 203165OCT14-1T ABNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 825 KOSTMAYER ST SLIDELL $161.29 SALMEN HIGH SCHOOL 300 SPARTAN DR SLIDELL Planning Commis‐ Section 9.2.5.7. Key S17 SCRIBED PROP‐ come is positive and ABNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 825 KOSTMAYER ST SLIDELL sion by the Planning Native Tree Species S18 ERTY LOCATED reflects a substantial S19 SLIDELL HIGH SCHOOL 1 TIGER DR SLIDELL PUB LIC NO TICE Department) A re‐ Protection Require‐ IN THE PARISH improvement over SLIDELL NORTHSHORE HIGH SCHOOL 100 PANTHER DR quest to subdivide ments, West Beach S21 OF ST. TAM‐ the prior year. Mr. S22 ABNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 825 KOSTMAYER ST SLIDELL OF COV ‐ CITY Lots 4 & 5 in Square MANY, Parkway, Square 8 S23 SLIDELL JR HIGH SCHOOL 333 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SLIDELL Brackett motioned LOUISIANA MAY to approve the trea‐ INGTON BOARD 2604 into Lots 4A-, Lots 3 & 4, R-1 - S24 ST TAMMANY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 701 CLEVELAND AVE SLIDELL BE TERMINATED surer’s report and OF ADJUSTMENT 4-B, 4-C, and 4-D, Single Family Resi‐ 202451OCT14-1T $275.88 SCHED‐ Square 2604 Divi‐ dential District, 303 BY OPERATION Mr. Thanars sec‐ HAS OF LAW IF YOU onded with all in ULED A MEET‐ sion of New Cov‐ West Street ING FOR MON‐ ington, Covington, DO NOT TAKE favor. FURTHER AC‐ Old Business: None DAY, OCTOBER the properties hav‐ V26-10-35 – Chris AT 6:00 munici ad‐ IN ‐ lll

three tracts identi‐ purposes only: Im‐ From the Point of fied as Tracts AG-1 provements thereon Beginning and leav‐ (7.346 acres), AG-2 bear the Municipal ing said easterly (4.468 acres), and No. 82286 Highway right of way line of 14B ✦ Wednesday, October 14, 2026 TammanyAl✦bert Street: Run 190 North,✦ St. Bush, AG-3 (41.979 Louisiana 70445. acres). Public Notices North 67 De grees Public Notices property 07 MinPublic Link Meet/Hear/Min to Updated The same utes Notices 55 Sec‐ Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Zoning Map: was acquired by onds East a distance Ralph Gary Johnson of 191.00 feet to a https://myslidell. com/planning/#tab- and Claire Logos ½" iron rod found; Johnson from Mon‐ Thence run South id-2 For more informa‐ roe Beam Johnson 04 Degrees 04 Min‐ tion, go to mys‐ by act of notary pub‐ utes 39 Seconds lic Alice B. Harve‐ East (North 21 De‐ lidell.com/plan‐ son, Jr., Notary Pub‐ grees 34 Minutes 05 ning/boards/pz, email plan‐ lic, dated December Seconds West — 22, 2007, registered Plat) a distance of ningdept@cityofs lidell.org, or call as Inst. No. 165413 98.82 feet to a ½" in the records of St. iron rod found; (985) 646-4320. 202275SEP30OCT Tammany Parish. Thence run South 7-14-3T 67 Degrees 07 Min‐ $191.32 2. Zoning Case No. utes 54 Seconds 2026-4829-ZC West a distance of Petition to change 191.00 feet to a ½" PUBLIC NOTICE the zoning district iron rod found on The St. Tammany classification for a the easterly right of Parish Zoning Com‐ tract of land situated way line of Albert mission will hold in S1, T8S, R11E, Street; their monthly meet‐ Ward 4, District 5 Thence run along Tammany said easterly right of ing on Wednesday, St. November 4, 2026 Parish, Louisiana, way line of Albert in the St. Tammany which is a Parcel lo‐ Street North 23 De‐ Parish Administra‐ cated on the north grees 04 Minutes 39 tive Complex, side of LA Highway Seconds West a dis‐ 21490 Koop Drive, 1088, west of Casa tance of 98.82 feet Mandeville, LA at Bella Court; Man‐ and back to the 6:00 PM. A public deville; and which Point of Beginning. hearing will be con‐ property comprises Said parcel contains ducted at this meet‐ a total of 4.99 acres 0.433 acres of land, ing to hear com‐ of land more or less, more or less, lying ments for or against from its present L-2 and situated in Sec‐ amendments to the Large Lot Residen‐ tion 44, Township 9 Unified Develop‐ tial District to a S-2 South, Range 14 ment Code with re‐ Suburban Residen‐ East, Greensburg spect to the follow‐ tial District. The Land District, St. property petitioned Tammany Parish, ing changes: for rezoning is more Louisiana. 1. Zoning Case No. fully described as follows: 4. Zoning Case No. 2026-4819-ZC 2026-4839-ZC Petition to change A cer tain par cel of Petition to change the zoning district classification for a ground situated in the zoning district Sec tion 1, Town ship classification for a tract of land situated in S19, T8S, R13E, 8 South, Range 11 tract of land situated Ward 7, District 7, East, Greensburg in S39, T8S, R13E, St. Tammany Land District, St. Ward 7, District 7, Tammany Parish, Louisiana, Tammany Parish, St. and Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel lo‐ Louisiana, being more fully de ‐ which is a Parcel lo‐ cated on the east cated on the north side of LA Highway scribed as follows: 434, and south of From the Section side of US Highway Miss Lou Street, La‐ corner common to 190, west of An‐ combe; and which Sections 1, 6, 44, & chorage Drive, La‐ property comprises 55 T-8-S, R-11-E, combe; and which North property comprises a total of 1.97 acres measure of land more or less, 00°14'0l" East a dis‐ a total of 4.9816 tance of 570.97 feet acres of land more from its present L-1 North or less, from its pre‐ Large Lot Residen‐ Thence tial District to a HC- 89°45'15" West a sent L-1 Large Lot 1 Highway Com‐ distance of 293.59 Residential District mercial District. feet; Thence North to a HC-2 Highway The property peti‐ 12°07'25" West a Commercial Dis‐ tioned for rezoning distance of 993.98 trict . The property is more fully de‐ feet Thence South petitioned for rezon‐ 65°57'40” East a ing is more fully de‐ scribed as follows: distance of 894.08 scribed as follows: A CERTAIN PIECE feet Thence North A certain parcel of OR PORTION OF 00°04'26" East a land, lying and situ‐ GROUND, together distance of 98.00 ated in Section 39, with all the build‐ feet to a point on the Township 8 South, ings and improve‐ Western Right of Range 13 East, ments thereon, and Way of La. Hwy. Greensburg Land and the District, St. Tam‐ all of the rights, 1088 Parish, ways, privileges, POINT OF BEGIN‐ many Louisiana, and servitudes, appurte‐ NING; nances, and advan‐ From the POINT OF being more fully de‐ tages thereunto be‐ BEGINNING and scribed as follows: longing or in any‐ leaving said West‐ From the intersec‐ wise appertaining, ern Right of Way tion of the northerly North right of way line of situated in the north‐ measure east quarter of Sec‐ 00°08'17" West a U.S. Highway No. dis tance of 625.82 190 and the westerly tion Nineteen (19), Township Eight feet to a point; right of way line of South Anchorage Road in South (T8S), Range Thence Thirteen East 89°39'37" East a Section 39, Town‐ (R13E), of the distance of 300.07 ship 8 South, Range Greensburg District, feet to a point; 13 East, Greensburg North Land District, St. Seventh Ward, Thence Parish of St. Tam‐ 00°02'39" East a Tammany Parish, dis tance of 9.00 feet Louisiana; run many, State of Louisiana, and to a point; Thence along said westerly 89°39'37" right of way line of being more fully de‐ South Road scribed and delin‐ East a distance of Anchorage 26°44'27" eated as follows, to- 104.92 feet to a North point; Thence South East, a distance of wit: 00°08'17" East a 260.79 feet to a Starting at the distance of 451.96 point; Thence, leav‐ Northwest corner of feet to a point on the ing said westerly the Northwest quar‐ Western Right of right of way line of ter of the Northeast Way of La. Hwy. Anchorage Road, quarter of Section 1088; Thence along run North 70°16'09" Nineteen (19), said Western Right West, a distance of Way South 222.57 feet to a Township Eight of South (T8S), Range 65°57'40" West a point; Thence run dis tance of 442.99 South 20°48'41" Thirteen East (R13E), Greensburg feet to a point which West, a distance of is the POINT OF 36.83 feet to a point; District, Louisiana. Run along the North BEGINNING, and Thence run North 71°43'40" West, a boundary of Section containing Nineteen (19), 217,377.09 square distance of 91.39 South eighty-nine feet or 4.99 acre(s) feet to a point and degrees forty-five of land, more or the Point of Begin‐ ning. minutes East less. From the Point of (S89°45'E) a dis‐ 3. Zon ing Case No. Be ginning, run tance of one thou‐ South 20 degrees sand one thousand 2026-4833-CP Use 09'21" West, a dis‐ four hundred sixty Conditional and twenty-one Permit for an Out‐ tance of 229.08 feet hundredths feet door Storage Yard to a point on the (1,460.21') to the on a tract of land sit‐ northerly right of Northeast corner of uated in S44, T9S, way line of U.S. Lot Number Five R14E, Ward 9, Dis‐ Highway No. 190; (5) and the POINT trict 13 St. Tam‐ Thence run along Parish, said northerly right OF BEGINNING; many thence continue Louisiana, which is of way line of U.S. South eighty-nine a Parcel located on Highway No. 190 72°10'00" degrees forty-five the east side of Al‐ North minutes East bert Street, north of West, a distance of Paul Street, Slidell; 916.71 feet to a (S89°45'E) one hun‐ dred feet (100.00') and which property point; Thence, leav‐ to the Southeast cor‐ comprises a total of ing said northerly ner of Lot Number 0.433 acres of land right of way line of Five (5); thence more or less. The U.S. Highway No. South one thousand property petitioned 190, run North four hundred fifty- for rezoning is more 12°47'44" East, a six and sixty-eight fully described as distance of 117.83 feet to a point; hundredths feet follows: Thence run North (1,456.68') to the Southwest corner of A certain parcel of 36°12'00" East, a Lot Number Five land, lying and situ‐ distance of 132.53 (5); thence north ated in Section 44, feet to a point; eighty-eight degrees Township 9 South, Thence run South forty-five minutes Range 14 East, 71°15'14" East, a East (N88°45'E) a Greensburg Land distance of 894.69 distance of two hun‐ District, St. Tam‐ feet, returning to the Parish, Point of Beginning. dred four hundred many and Said parcel contains eight and eighty- Louisiana, five hundredths feet being more fully de‐ 4.9816 acres, more or less, and is lying (208.85') to the scribed as follows: Northwest corner of Commence from a and situated in Sec‐ Lot Number Six (6); ½" iron rod found at tion 39, Township 8 thence due East the intersection of South, Range 13 three hundred the westerly right of East, Greensburg ninety-six and sixty- way line of Albert Land District, St. and the Tammany Parish, eight hundredths Street feet (396.68') to the northerly right of Louisiana. POINT OF BEGIN‐ way line of Paul NING. All in accor‐ Street. Run along 5. Zoning Case No. dance with plat of said westerly right 2026-4840-ZC survey by James C. of way line of Albert Petition to change Moore, Sr., Civil Street North 23 De‐ the zoning district Engineer, dated Oc‐ grees 16 Minutes 35 classification for a tober 1985, attached Seconds West a dis‐ tract of land situated to and made part of tance of 161.44 feet in S38, T8S, R13E, Ward 8, District 9 Act of COB 287, to a point; Tammany Page 143, and ac‐ Thence leaving the St. cording to said plat western right of way Parish, Louisiana, of survey, the said line of Albert Street, which is a Parcel lo‐ property is desig‐ run North 67 De‐ cated on the on the nated as Lots Five grees 07 Minutes 55 north side of Craw‐ (5) and Six (6), con‐ Seconds East a dis‐ ford Landing Road, taining one and tance of 59.31 feet and on the west side ninety-five hun‐ to a ½" iron rod of the Pearl River, dredths acres (1.95 found on the eastern Slidell; and which right of way line of property comprises acres). For informational Albert Street and the a total of 1.3 acres of Point of Beginning. land more or less, purposes only: Im‐ provements thereon From the Point of from its present S-1 bear the Municipal Beginning and leav‐ Suburban Residen‐ No. 82286 Highway ing said easterly tial District and R-1 190 North, Bush, right of way line of Rural Residential Albert Street: Run District to a CBF-1 Louisiana 70445. The same property North 67 Degrees Commercial Based was acquired by 07 Minutes 55 Sec‐ Facilities. The prop‐ Ralph Gary Johnson onds East a distance erty petitioned for and Claire Logos of 191.00 feet to a rezoning is more Johnson from Mon‐ ½" iron rod found; fully described as roe Beam Johnson Thence run South follows: by act of notary pub‐ 04 Degrees 04 Min‐ A CERTAIN PAR‐ lic Alice B. Harve‐ utes 39 Seconds CEL OF LAND, Jr No Pub‐ East (North 21 De‐ lying and situated in lll

from its present S-1 Suburban Residen‐ tial District and R-1 Rural Residential District to a CBF-1 Commer cial Based Public Notices Facilities. The prop‐ Meet/Hear/Min erty petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: A CERTAIN PAR‐ CEL OF LAND, lying and situated in Section 38, Town‐ ship 8 South, Range 15 East, Greensburg Land District, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and being more fully de‐ scribed as follows: Commence from a ½" iron rod set on the northerly right of way line of Craw‐ ford Landing Road at a Louisiana State Plan Coordinate of N = 558,966.87.E = 3,793,870.59 and run along North 41 degrees 06 minutes 30 seconds West a distance of 87.49 feet to a ½" iron rod set; Thence run North 52 Degrees 12 Minutes 44 Sec‐ onds East a distance of 787 feet more or less to the right de‐ scending bank of the Pearl River; Thence run along the mean‐ derings of the right descending bank of the Pearl River southerly a distance of 281 feet more or less to a point; Thence leaving said right descending bank of the Pearl River run South 58 Degrees 04 Minutes 07 Seconds West a distance of 248.00 feet to a ½" iron rod set; Thence run South 49 Degrees 40 Min‐ utes 31 Seconds West a distance of 276.33 feet and back to the Point of Com‐ mencement. Said parcel contains 1.3 ± acres of land. 6. Zoning Case No. 2026-4842-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S11, T8S, R14E, Ward 8, District 9, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel lo‐ cated on the north‐ west corner of Hud‐ son Street Ext and west of Miller Road, Pearl River; and which property comprises a total of 5 acres of land more or less, from its pre‐ sent L-1 Large Lot Residential District to a L-1 Large Lot Residential District and MHO Manufac‐ tured Home Overlay . The property peti‐ tioned for rezoning is more fully de‐ scribed as follows: ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages, thereunto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, situated in the Southeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 11, Town‐ ship 8 South, Range 14 East, St. Tam‐ many Parish, Louisiana, being more fully de‐ scribed as follows, to-wit: From the Northwest comer of the South‐ west 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of said Section 11, Township 8 South, Range 14 East, go South 659.03 feet to an iron; thence go South 146.2 feet to an iron; thence go North 89 degrees 45 minutes West, 988.95 feet to the point of beginning. From the Point of Beginning go South 660.68 feet to a point; thence go North 89 degrees 45 minutes West, 329.65 feet to a point; thence go North 660.68 feet to a point; thence go South 89 degrees 45 minutes East, 329.65 feet back to the point of begin‐ ning. Containing in all 5 acres of land. 7. Zoning Case No. 2026-4843-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S10, T6S, R12E, Ward 10, District 6 St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a parcel lo‐ cated on the south side of Cleland Road west of Louis Quave Road, Cov‐ ington; and which property comprises a total of 3 acres of land more or less, from its present R-2 Rural Residential District and RO Rural Overlay to a R-2 Rural Residen‐ tial District, RO Rural Overlay, and MHO Manufac‐ tured Home Over‐ lay. The property petitioned for rezon‐ ing is more fully de‐ scribed as follows: A certain parcel of land, lying and situ‐ ated in Section 10, Township 6 South, Range 12 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana and being more fully de‐ scribed as follows. From the Quarter

scribed as follows: A certain parcel of land, lying and situ‐ ated inPublic Section 10, Township 6Notices South, Meet/Hear/Min Range 12 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana and being more fully de‐ scribed as follows. From the Quarter Section Corner common to Sections 9 & 10, Township 6 South, Range 12 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana run North 00 de‐ grees 43 minutes 38 seconds West, 1030.26 feet to a point and the Point of Beginning. From the Point of Beginning continue North 00 degrees 43 minutes 38 seconds West, 324.50 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 23 minutes 28 seconds East, 402.66 feet to a point; thence South 00 degrees 45 minutes 22 seconds East, 324.50 feet to a point; thence South 89 degrees 23 minutes 28 seconds West, 402.82 feet back to the Point of Beginning. Said parcel contains 3.00 acres of land Maps depicting the areas proposed for land use change may be inspected at the St. Tammany Parish Department of Development, 21454 Koop Drive, Suite 1B, Mandev‐ ille, LA weekdays from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM 202312SEP30OC‐ T14-21-3T $964.32 Public Notices Permits Misc.

Mandeville Seafood Shop, LLC d.b.a. Mandeville Seafood Market and Eatery is applying to the Office of Alcohol & Tobacco Control of the State of Louisiana for a per‐ mit to sell beverages of high and low al‐ cohol content at re‐ tail in the Parish of St. Tammany at the following address: 1979 Hwy 59 Mandeville, LA 70448 Mandeville Seafood Members: Jerry Caillouet and Re‐ becca Caillouet 203054 Oct. 14, 21, 2t $208.76 Notice is hereby given that Pizza Pla‐ toon LLC, doing business as Pizza Platoon, is applying to the Louisiana Of‐ fice of Alcohol and Tobacco Control and the City of Man‐ deville / Parish of St. Tammany for a per‐ mit to sell beverages of Low Alcoholic Content at retail for consumption on the premises at the fol‐ lowing location: 4350 Highway 22, Suite i Mandeville, LA 70471 Officers/Members: Patrick Bach, Man‐ aging Officer / Owner David Bach, Man‐ aging Officer / Owner Donna Bach, Man‐ aging Officer / Owner 203006 Oct. 7, 14, 2t $274.42 PUBLIC NOTICE Interested parties are hereby notified that the following application for a Local Coastal Use Permit has been re‐ ceived by the St. Tammany Parish Local Coastal Pro‐ gram Manager: Coastal Use Permit Number: P20260590 Applicant: Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company Location: Latitude +30, 18, 4 and Lon‐ gitude -89, 47, 0 in Slidell, LA Project: Abandon 4.10 Miles of Railroad Public comment and/or objections regarding the pro‐ posal must be re‐ ceived within 30 days from the date of publication. Re‐ quests for additional information must be made in writing and must contain the ap‐ plicant's name and Coastal Use Permit number. Written comments and in‐ quiries regarding this proposal must be submitted to: Sabrina Schenk Local Coastal Pro‐ gram Manager Department of Plan‐ ning and Develop‐ ment P.O. Box 628, Cov‐ ington, LA 70433 985-898-2529 stormwater@ stpgov.org. 203203OCT14-1T $47.54

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I, CHANCE MICHAEL ROSS , have been convicted of FORCIBLE RAPE. My Address is: 1335 PATRIOT DR SLIDELL, LA 70458 Race: WHITE Sex: MALE Date of Birth: 8/23/1990 Height: 6' 0 Weight: 194 Hair Color: BROWN Eye Color: HAZEL Scars/Tattoos: Mark: Tattoo: Back - CROSS, JESUS, PRAYING HANDS // Tattoo: L_arm "JANIE FAYE" ONE LOVE, FLOWERS // Tattoo: R_arm - "C M R" SKULLS, MASK // Tattoo: R_arm - CLOWN FACES, SNAKE // Tattoo: R_arm - $, SPRAY CAN // Tattoo: L_leg SUPERDOME, FLEUR DE LIS // Tattoo: L_leg VOODOO WITCH // Tattoo: Chest - 2 DOVES, 2 PISTOLS, SMOKE // Tattoo: Chest ROSE, BULLS HEAD // Tattoo: R_leg - ALIEN, GAS MASK // Tattoo: abdomen ROSE, "ROZAY" // Tattoo: abdomen ANGEL // Piercing: - both ears // Mark: - NONE REPORTED // Scar: - NONE REPORTED // Prosthesis: - NONE REPORTED // Tattoo: L_Foot PIC DREAM CATCHER // Tattoo: L_arm "Good Vibes" // Tattoo: L_arm TIGER // Piercing: Nose - PIERCED (LEFT) // Piercing: Nose - (septum) 201979 OCT 14-21 250.00

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I, SANDY MARIE GEETING , have been convicted of CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF A JUVENILE INDECENT BEHAVIOR WITH JUVENILES . My Address is: 73392 WARM SPRINGS DR ABITA SPRINGS, LA 70420 Race: WHITE Sex: FEMALE Date of Birth: 8/25/1979 Height: 5' 0 Weight: 138 Hair Color: STRAWBERRY Eye Color: BLUE Scars/Tattoos: Mark: Tattoo: L_arm - PARIS ROSE WITH SANDRA KAY FISH HOOK REX ALLEN REBAL HEART WITH REDNECK PRINCESS // Tattoo: R_arm JOHN STEVIN BYERS AUTISM HEART M&MS SONS BIRTHDAYS // Ultraviolet Tattoo - NONE REPORTED // Prosthesis: - NONE REPORTED // Piercing: - NONE REPORTED // Mark: - NONE REPORTED // Scar: abdomen SMALL SURGICAL SCARS // Tattoo: L_Hand DIAMOND ON TOP INDEX FINGER // 201985 OCT 14-21 250.00

I, JOHN NEIL SHAFER , have been convicted of AGGRAVATED RAPE (ATTEMPTED). My Address is: 27024 Barringer Rd Lacombe, LA 70445 Race: WHITE Sex: MALE Date of Birth: 9/10/1956 Height: 5'6 Weight: 217 Hair Color: BROWN Eye Color: GREEN Scars/Tattoos: Mark: Scar: L_knee - SMALL SCAR //Scar: Face - CHIN - SMALL SCAR // Scar: Back - SCAR ON LOWER LEFT SIDE 202726 OCT 14-21 250.00

I, Lesprance Delmas Batiste III, have been convicted of INDECENT BEHAVIOR WITH JUVENILES MOLESTATION OF JUVENILE . My Address is: 58139 Apache ST SLIDELL, LA 70460 Race: BLACK Sex: MALE Date of Birth: 10/20/1976 Height: 5' 9 Weight: 212 Hair Color: BLACK Eye Color: BROWN Scars/Tattoos: Mark: Tattoo: Chest - SEE PHOTOS // Tattoo: Back - SEE PHOTOS // Mark: L_wrist BIRTHMARK; COFFEE STAIN DARK // Other: NONE REPORTED // Piercing: - NONE REPORTED // Prosthesis: - NONE REPORTED // Scar: - NONE REPORTED // Ultraviolet Tattoo - NONE REPORTED // Tattoo: R_ankle SHACKLE, CHAIN, GALATIANS 5:7, PRAYING HANDS

Public Notices Sheriff Sales

(52) 202214915 PennyMac Loan Services, LLC vs. Paris Lazerus Pow‐ ell Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated November 4, 2022 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, October 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: Lot number 1683 in Lakeshore Villages (Phase 8-B) as refer‐ enced in the Mort‐ gage recorded at In‐ strument# 2305890. Property Located At: 5274 CYPRESS BRANCH DR, SLIDELL, LA 70461 Writ Amount: $310,334.94 Plaintiff Attorney: Dean Morris, LLP 1505 NORTH 19TH STREET MON‐ ROE, LA 71207 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $59.75 (52) 202317056 J & E Properties, LLC vs. Ulysses Barrett, III Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐

vs. Ulysses Barrett, III Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many Public Notices State ofSheriff Louisiana Sales Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated January 29, 2024 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, October 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: Lot 16, Square 14, Slidell Manor Sub‐ division as refer‐ enced in the Mort‐ gage recorded at in‐ strument number 2347236 Property Located At: 1604 BEECH ST, SLIDELL, LA 70460-8808 Writ Amount: $90,675.31 Plaintiff Attorney: Sidney J. Abdalla, Jr. 1501 GAUSE BL SUITE 1 SLIDELL, LA 70458 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $60.23 (52) 202413616 M&T Bank vs. Isamar Muhammad and James Muham‐ mad Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 19, 2024 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, Oc‐ tober 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: Lot 6, Dellwood Subdivision, as ref‐ erenced in the Mort‐ gage recorded at in‐ strument number 2212203 Property Located At: 3744 BROOK‐ WOOD DR, SLIDELL, LA 70458-4713 Writ Amount: $114,955.94 Plaintiff Attorney: Law Offices of Her‐ schel Adcock, Jr. P.O. BOX 87379 BATON ROUGE, LA 70879 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $59.75 (52) 202414341 MEB Loan Trust VIII vs. Johnny Couste, Jen‐ nifer Marrero and Frank Couste, III Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated August 26, 2024 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, October 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐

Property Descrip‐ tion: ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF Public Notices GROUND, gether Sheriffto Sales with all the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereunto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining thereto, situated in the Pairsh of St. Tammany; State of Louisiana in the subdivision known as South Abita Springs, AKA Tam‐ may Hills Subdivi‐ sion, being a subdi‐ vision of a part of the sourthwest, quarter of Section 11, Township 7 South, Range 11 East and according to a plat survey of V.D. Tilley, dated March 18, 1921, is further described as follows. LOT 16A, Square 68, being a resubdi‐ vision of original Lots 16, 18, Sq. 68, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, as per resubdivision plat filed by Ned R. Wilson, recorded as Map File No. 4131, dated December 10, 2005; subject to re‐ strictions, servi‐ tudes, rights-of-way and outstanding mineral rights of record affecting the property. Property Located At: 70486 4TH ST, COVINGTON, LA 70433 Writ Amount: $38,454.31 Plaintiff Attorney: Dean Morris, LLP 1505 NORTH 19TH STREET MON‐ ROE, LA 71207 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $81.89 (52) 202415751 Planet Home Lend‐ ing, LLC vs. Joshua P. Lynch and Jessica N. Lynch AKA Jessica Cutrer Lynch AKA Jessica Cutrer Sechrengost Lynch Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated December 4, 2025 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, October 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: That certain lot or parcel of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and im‐ provements situated thereon, more fully described as fol‐ lows, to-wit: In the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana in the Town of Pearl River, Louisiana, in that part known as Thomas H. Craw‐ ford Claim No. 4, Township 8 South, Range 14 East, Greensburg District (also known as Crawford Subdivi‐ sion) in Square 2 thereof designated as LOTS 3 and 4 on a survey by Paul L. Guzman Entitled “Thomas H. Craw‐ ford Claim” on file in the Clerk of Court, Parish of St. Tammany and ac‐ cording thereto Lots 3 and 4 measure as follows: Lot 3 Measures 100 feet in width by 200 feet depth between equal and parallel lines and is bounded on the north by Lot 6, East by Lot No. 2, South by Public Road and on the West Lot 4. Lot 4 Measures 100 feet in width and 200 feet depth between equal and parallel lines. According to a sur‐ vey by Gilbert, Kel‐ ley & Couturie, Inc., dated December 6, 1988, Block 2 is bounded by Spur Highway 41-Pine Street, Spur High‐ STAY 41, INFORMED way Maple Street and Church Street and Lot 3 and 4 adjoin each other and measure as fol‐ lows: Lot 3 commences 100 SUBSCRIBE feet from the corner of Spur TODAY Highway 41 and Spur Highway 41Pine Street and mea‐ sures 100 feet front on Spur Highway 41 Pine Street the same

, but Solely as LN, SLIDELL, LA tober 21, 2026, the WILLIAM sion of and will offer 70433, beginning at Measures 100 feet FARMER., III from Trustee for PL 70461-4841 following property: for sale at public 10:00 am Wednes‐ in width and 200 Pretium Trust SUC CES SION OF Prop erty De scrip ‐ auction to the high‐ day, October 21, feet depth between Writ Amount: tion: vs. MELISSA est bidder in the 2026, the following equal and parallel ✦ St. Tammany ✦ Wednesday, 2026 ✦ 15B Joshua J. Gommel $142,391.15 THEISEN ALL OF THAT courthouse locatedOctober lines. prop14, erty: Joseph FARMER, by deed (a/k/a Joshua CERTAIN PIECE at St.Public Tam many Property (52) 202416012 scrip‐ Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Notices PublicDe Plaintiff Attorney: dated DE CEMBER Gommel) OR POR TION OF Parish Sheriff CourSales thouse, tion: Sheriff Notices AccordSheriff ing toSales a sur‐ US Bank Trust Sheriff SalesNa‐ Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sales 2009 and Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Graham, Arceneaux GROUND, together 701 N Columbia St, THE BACK 1/2 OF vey by Gilbert, Kel‐ tional Association, 11, & Allen Two Lake‐ with all the build‐ recorded DECEM‐ sion Covington, LA LOT 522 OF THE ley & Couturie, Inc., Not In Its ings and improve‐ 70433, beginning at SUBDIVISION dated December 6, Individual Capacity BER 11, 2009 AS Parish of St. Tam‐ way 3850 N. Cause way many IN STRU MENT ments thereon, and 10:00 am Wednes ‐ KNOWN AS THE 1988, Block 2 is But Solely As Blvd., Ste. 1695 all of the rights, (52) 202614443 day, October 21, FOREST bounded by Spur Owner Trustee For NO. 1752287 of of‐ State of Louisiana GLEN Metairie, LA 70002 ways, privileges, Lakeview Loan Ser‐ 2026, the following ADDITION Highway 41-Pine VRMTG Asset ficial records. Com‐ TO property: servitudes, appurte‐ vicing, LLC monly known as: Notice is hereby Street, Spur High‐ Trust LACOMBE PARK, Property Descrip‐ IN THE TOWN OF 64296 CAREY RD, given that by virtue Terms of Sale: With‐ nances and advan‐ vs. way 41, Maple vs. tion: Street and Church William Joseph PEARL RIVER, LA of a Writ of Seizure out appraisal, 10% tages thereunto be‐ Ryan D. Knipe LACOMB, IN ST. and Sale issued out at adjudication and longing or in any‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Lot 493, Belair Sub‐ TAMMANY Street and Lot 3 and Farmer, Jr., Kaitlyn 70452 division, Phase 1 K, PARISH, 4 adjoin each other Farmer a/k/a Kait‐ Property Located of the Honorable balance within 30 wise appertaining, sion situated in Westch‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ as referenced in the LOUISIANA; sub‐ and measure as fol‐ lyn Marie Farmer At: 64296 CAREY 22nd Judicial Dis‐ days. trict Court for the BRET IBERT, Mortgage recorded ject to restrictions, ester Es tates Sub di ‐ RD, PEARL lows: Oliver and William many Parish of St. Tam‐ SHERIFF at instrument num‐ servitudes, rightsvision, City of State of Louisiana Farmer, III a/k/a RIVER, LA 70452 many in the above $76.11 ber 2343081 Slidell, Louisiana, Lot 3 commences William J. Farmer, of-way and out‐ To-Wit: Writ Amount: entitled and num‐ 100 feet from the III standing mineral Notice is hereby bered cause dated LOT 231, SQUARE given that by virtue Property Located rights of record af‐ corner of Spur Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ $95,458.09 12, WESTCH‐ of a Writ of Seizure At: 1020 CARLIN fecting the property. Plaintiff Attorney: July 1, 2026 and to (52) 202613970 Highway 41 and sion me directed, I, Bret ESTER ESTATES and Sale issued out LN, SLIDELL, LA Spur Highway 41- Parish of St. Tam‐ Dean Morris, LLP Ibert, Sher iff, have SUB DI VI St. of the Honorable 70460 1505 NORTH 19TH Pine Street and mea‐ many Property Located Standard Mortgage Tammany SION, Amount: At: 26286 Jackson Parish, 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Writ STREET MON‐ taken possession of Cor sures 100 feet front State of Louisiana po ra tion and will offer for vs. Louisiana. ROE, LA 71207 on Spur Highway 41 ST, Lacombe, LA trict Court for the $285,398.43 Pine Street the same Notice is hereby Terms of Sale: With sale at public auc‐ Ikia Alexander Rus‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ Plaintiff Attorney: 70445 width in the rear by given that by virtue appraisal, 10% at tion to the highest sell Wife of/and Property Located many in the above Jackson & Mcpher‐ Writ Amount: and bidder in the court‐ Derrel Lerai Russell At: 3815 CAM‐ entitled and num‐ son a depth of 100 feet of a Writ of Seizure adjudication $127,173.21 GRAVIER Plaintiff Attorney: BRIDGE ST, bered cause dated 935 between equal and and Sale issued out balance within 30 house located at St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ SLIDELL, LA August 3, 2026 and STREET parallel lines; Lot 4 of the Honorable days. Dean Morris, LLP Cour t house, 701 N SUITE 1400 70458-5205 IBERT, forms the corner of 22nd Judicial Dis‐ BRET 1505 NORTH 19TH to me directed, I, Columbia St , Cov‐ sion Writ NEW OR LEANS, Amount: Spur Highway 41- trict Court for the SHERIFF STREET Bret Ibert, Sheriff, of St. Tam‐ $111,331.49 ington, LA 70433, Parish Pine Steet and Spur Parish of St. Tam‐ $130.97 MONROE, LA have taken posses‐ LA 70112 beginning at 10:00 many Terms of Sale: With ‐ Plain tiff At tor ney: Highway 41 and many in the above 71207 sion of and will offer State of Louisiana am Wednesday, Oc‐ Sokolof Remtulla, for sale at public out appraisal, 10% Terms of Sale: With‐ measures 100 feet entitled and num‐ tober 21, 2026, the Notice is hereby LLP front on Spur High‐ bered cause dated (52) 202516324 auction to the high‐ at adjudication and out appraisal, 10% following property: given that by virtue 101 West Robert E est bidder in the balance within 30 at adjudication and way 41-Pine Steet December 27, 2024 Lee Blvd. and is the same and to me directed, balance within 30 courthouse located days. LLC d/b/a Property Descrip‐ of a Writ of Seizure Suite IBERT, days. width in the rear by I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Newrez at St. Tammany BRET and Sale issued out New 304 Shellpoint Mort‐ tion: SHER IFF Or leans, LA a depth and front of have taken posses‐ gage BRET IBERT, Parish Courthouse, of the Honorable 70124 Servicing One certain lot or 22nd Spur Highway 41 of sion of and will offer SHERIFF N Columbia St, $59.27 Judicial Dis‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ 701 par cel of ground, to ‐ 200 feet between for sale at public vs. $66.96 Cov ing ton, LA Court for the appraisal, 10% 70433, beginning at equal and parallel auction to the high‐ Ray Carroll Gomez gether with all the trict Parish of St. Tam‐ out at adjudication and 10:00 am Wednes‐ U.S. BANK, N.A., lines; subject to re‐ est bidder in the Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ buildings and im‐ many in the above Public Notices provements thereon, entitled and num‐ balance within 30 day, October 21, strictions, servi‐ courthouse located AS TRUSTEE, Successions sit u ated in the days. tudes, rights-of-way at St. Tammany sion 2026, the fol low ing of St. Tam‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ bered cause dated BRET SUCCESSOR IN IBERT, property: and outstanding Parish Courthouse, Parish July 16, 2026 and to many INTEREST TO many, Louisiana, in me directed, I, Bret SHERIFF mineral rights of 701 N Columbia St, State of Louisiana CHOVIA that subdivision Ibert, Sheriff, have $69.37 record affecting the Covington, LA Property Descrip‐ WA BANK, NA ‐ PUBLIC NOTICE property. 70433, beginning at Notice is hereby thereof known as taken possession of tion: JUDICIAL DISTRICT TIONAL AS SO CI ‐ 22nd Property Located 10:00 am Wednes‐ given that by virtue Palm Courts, and and will offer for COURT FOR THE PARISH Lot Number 36, ATION, AS OF ST. TAMMANY At: 39421 HIGH‐ day, October 21, of a Writ of Seizure being more particu‐ sale at public auc‐ Square B, Abney TRUSTEE, FOR WAY 41 SPUR, 2026, the following and Sale issued out larly described as tion to the highest Country Air Subdi‐ MID-STATE CAP OF LOUISIANA I‐ STATE NO. 2025-30550 Lot No.16 ac cord ‐ PEARL RIVER, LA property: vi sion as ref er enced bid der in the cour t ‐ of the Hon or able TAL COR PO RA ‐ DIVISION “B” (52) 202614423 ing to the of fi cial 70452 in the Mortgage TION 22nd Judicial Dis‐ plat of Palm Courts house located at St. OnPath 2005-1 SUCCESSION Property Descrip‐ trict recorded at instru‐ TRUST Parish Credit UnionFederal ment Court for the Subdivision, dated Tammany Writ Amount: tion: number vs. OF Cour t house, 701 N Parish of St. Tam ‐ May 9, 2008, pre‐ Columbia St , Cov‐ vs. $262,239.77 Real property in the 2349197 in the above pared Roxanna Gilbert SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL 1204 W. 21st Ave., by Kelly J. Plaintiff Attorney: City of PEARL many Prop erty Lo cated entitled and num‐ McHugh & Assoc., ington, LA 70433, LLC nel and David B. KEAVENEY Dean Morris, LLP RIVER, Parish of bered At: 40758 CHIN‐ Beck cause dated Inc., Civil Engi‐ beginning at 10:00 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ CHAS S. Gilbert FILED: 1505 NORTH 19TH SAINT TAM‐ November CREEK RD, 8, 2025 neers & Land Sur‐ am Wednesday, Oc‐ sion DEPUTY CLERK:_ STREET MON‐ MANY, State of and to me di SLIDELL, LA (52)201910713 to ber 21, 2026, the rected, Parish of St. Tam ‐ vey ors, recorded TICE OF FILING PETI‐ ROE, LA 71207 LOUISIANA, de‐ I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, 70461-2627 fol low ing prop erty: Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ NO TION FOR PRIVATE SALE Terms of Sale: With‐ scribed as follows: have taken posses‐ May 23, 2008, at Property Descrip‐ many OF IMMOVABLE PROP‐ sion Parish of St. State of Louisiana out appraisal, 10% ALL THAT CER‐ sion of and will offer File No. 4693, in the tion: Writ Amount: Tammany State of ERTY Notice is here given to at adjudication and TAIN PIECE OR for sale at public records of the Clerk THAT CERTAIN $139,810.38 heirs, legatees any Louisiana balance within 30 PARCEL OF auction to the high‐ and Recorder of St. PIECE OR POR‐ Notice is hereby Plaintiff Attorney: and/or creditors of this estate and all other in‐ given that by virtue days. GROUND, TO‐ est bidder in the Tammany Parish, TION Gra ham, Arce neaux OF of a Writ of Seizure & Allen Two Lake‐ Notice is hereby terested persons to show said lot GROUND, together BRET IBERT, GETHER WITH cause within seven (7) thouse located Louisiana, given that by virtue days and Sale issued out way hav ing such mea ‐ from the last publi‐ SHERIFF ALL THE BUILD‐ cour with all build ings at St. Tam many of a Writ of Seizure cation of this notice, if of the Hon or able sure ments and di ‐ $106.91 INGS AND IM‐ Parish Courthouse, 3850 N. Causeway and Sale issued out any they have or can, and im prove ments 22nd Ju di cial Dis ‐ men sions and being PROVEMENTS the petition for pri‐ Ste. 1695 N Columbia St, subject to such thereon, and all of trict Court for the Blvd., of the Honorable why vate sale of immovable THEREON, AND 701 LA 70002 22nd Covington, LA servitudes as shown the rights, ways, Parish of St. Tam‐ Metairie, Judicial Dis‐ property filed by Camille ALL THE RIGHTS, Terms of Sale: With Testamen‐ Romero privileges, servi‐ many in the above appraisal, 10% at trict Court for the tary ExReed, beginning at on the said map. (52) 202415785 ecutrix, should WAYS, PRIVI‐ 70433, tudes, ap pur te ‐ 10:00 am Wednes ‐ LaProp, Inc Parish of St. Tam ‐ not be approved and the entitled and num‐ adjudication erty Located LEGES, SERVI‐ and property sold for ThREE and advan‐ bered October 21, Prop vs. cause dated balance within 30 many in the above Hundred Forty Thousand At: 332 COCONUT nances APPUR‐ day, tages there unto be ‐ 2026, the fol low ing John A. Keenan, III, TUDES, en ti tled and num ‐ and No/100 ($340,000.00) PALM DR, longing or in any‐ August 7, 2026 and days. NANCES AND property: with the succes‐ Joyce Harrison TE bered cause dated cash, to me di rected, I, MADIS ONVILLE, AD VAN TAGES sion to pay all encum‐ BRET IBERT, wise ap per tain ing, Prop erty De scrip ‐ Keenan, and Their THEREUNTO BE‐ July 27, 2023 and to pro rata taxes, brances, Bret Ibert, Sher iff, LA 70447 IFF situated in the have taken posses‐ SHER Successors, Heirs, LONGING OR IN tion: me directed, I, Bret and pay for all proper $61.19 certificates. The immov‐ Parish of St. Tam ‐ A cer tain piece or and/or Assigns Ibert, Sher iff, have able property proposed Amount: many, State of sion of and will offer ANYWISE AP‐ portion of ground, Writ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ PER taken possession of to be sold at private sale for sale at public $144,731.23 TAINING is described as follows: Louisiana, Sec tion to gether with all the sion and will offer for Lake St. Claire Dr., THERETO, SITU‐ buildings and im‐ Plaintiff Attorney: 24, Township 9 auction to the high‐ (52) 202614805 Parish of St. Tam‐ ATED sale at public auc‐ 70463 LA 70433, Covington, IN THE provements thereon, LOGS Legal Group, South, Range 14 est bidder in the Standard Mortgage tion grounds measuring ap‐ many to the high est cour t house lo cated LLP NORTH WEST proximately 125x195, St. East, near the City at St. Tammany Corporation and all the rights, State of Louisiana bidder in the court‐ Tammany Parish. N. Causeway of QUARTER, Slidell, in that Parish Courthouse, vs. ways, means, privi‐ 3510 house located at St. _____________________ Blvd Suite 600 EAST part thereof known leges, servi tudes, Notice is hereby SOUTH Tam Parish CLERK Dylan A. Ca vataio 203198OCT14NOV4-2T QUARTER OF appurtenances and Metairie, LA 70002 as SPRINGHILL 701 N Columbia St, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Courmany given that by virtue SEC thouse, 701 N $64.86 Cov ing ton, LA Terms of Sale: With TION 10, T8S, of a Writ of Partition R14E, ST. TAM‐ advantages there‐ appraisal, 10% at OF KINGSPOINT 70433, beginning at sion Columbia St , Cov‐ SUBDIVISION, belonging or in adjudication by Licitation issued 10:00 am Wednes‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ ington, LA 70433, PUBLIC NOTICE and PHASE PARISH, unto 8-Q-7, as day, anywise appertain‐ bal out of the Honorable MANY beginning at 10:00 22nd JUDICIAL DISTRICT October 21, many ance within 30 LOUISIANA, delineated on a plan 2026, the ing, situated in the days. 22nd Judicial Dis‐ BEING am Wednesday, Oc‐ COURT FOR THE PARISH State of Louisiana fol low ing MORE by J. V. Burkes & property: State of Louisiana, BRET trict Court for the FULLY tober 21, 2026, the OF ST. TAMMANY IBERT, DE ‐ As so ci ates, Inc., Parish of St. Tam ‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ Notice is hereby following property: STATE OF LOUISIANA IFF AS FOL‐ NO. 2025-30550 DIVISION dated February 5, Property Descrip‐ given that by virtue Property Descrip‐ “B” situated in SHER many in the above SCRIBED $76.59 TO-WIT: many, 2004, ap proved by Sec tion 38, Town ‐ entitled and num‐ LOWS, of a Writ of Seizure tion: tion: FROM THE the St. Tammany ALL THAT CER‐ and Sale issued out LOT 45, SQUARE SUCCESSION ship 9 South, Range bered cause dated NORTHWEST Parish Planning February 4, 2026 CORNER OF THE 15 East, Greensburg SLIDELL OF PIECE OR of the Honorable 18, Commission, filed TAIN District, in that part (52) 202613968 and to me directed, SOUTHEAST 22nd Judicial Dis‐ OZONE HEIGHTS, PAR CEL OF SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL April 27, 2004, in LAND, as River I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, QUARTER LA., B. KEAVENEY together trict Court for the SLIDELL, OF known Map File No. 3411, Crest Sub di vi sion, have taken posses‐ SECTION PARISH OF ST. Parish of St. Tam ‐ with all the build ‐ 10, more fully de‐ Standard Mortgage records of St. Tam‐ FILED: sion of and will offer TOWNSHIP TAM MANY, many in the above ings and im prove ‐ Cor po ra tion DEPUTY CLERK: many Parish, ments thereon and entitled and num‐ STATE for sale at public SOUTH, RANGE8 scribed according to vs. OF NOTICE OF FILING PETI‐ Louisiana, ac cord ‐ Map and Plat of sur ‐ auction to the high‐ 14 LOUISIANA. TO ‐ bered cause dated all rights, ways, EAST, ST. TAM‐ vey of E. J. Cham‐ Ryan A. Tott TION FOR PRIVATE SALE ing to which plan, means, est bidder in the MANY WITH OF IMMOVABLE PROP‐ privileges, August 10, 2026 and GETHER PARISH, pagne, said lot is more par ‐ Sur veyor, courthouse located LOUISIANA, ERTY ALL THE IM ‐ to me di rected, I, RUN dated July 18, 1955, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ ticularly described servitudes, prescrip‐ Bret Ibert, Sheriff, PROVEMENTS Notice is here given to at St. Tammany EAST 35 FEET heirs, legatees any tions, appurtenances TO approved by the Po‐ sion follows, to-wit: Parish Courthouse, A POINT LO and/or creditors of this and advantages have taken posses‐ NOW OR HERE‐ es ‐ lice Jury of St. Tam‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ as tate and all other in‐ LOT NO. 136, sit u ‐ 701 N Columbia St, CATED AFTER ERECTED sion of and will offer there unto be long ing terested persons to show ON THE many ated in the area or in anywise apper‐ for sale at public ON THE PROP‐ cause Parish, many Covington, LA within seven (7) ERLY bounded by Brook‐ taining thereto, situ‐ auction to the high‐ ERTY, AND ALL days from the last publi‐ Louisiana on July State of Louisiana 70433, beginning at EAST RIGHT OF WAY cation of this notice, if 10:00 am Wednes‐ LINE OF CAREY 21, 1955 and filed Notice is hereby ter Street, Starr ated in the New est bidder in the EASEMENTS, AP‐ any they have or can, day, October 21, ROAD; THENCE for record in the of‐ given that by virtue Court, Dylan Drive Covington division courthouse located PURTENANCES, why the petition for pri‐ vate sale of immovable 2026, the following RUN ALONG THE fice of the Clerk of of a Writ of Seizure and the northerly, to the City of Cov‐ at St. Tammany AND FIXTURES prop erty filed by Camille Court and Ex-Offi‐ and Sale issued out westerly, southerly ington, Parish of St. Parish Courthouse, NOW OR HERE‐ Romero property: Reed, Testamen‐ EASTERLY tary Executrix, should and east erly lines of cio Recorder in the AFTER A PART OF 701 N Co lum bia St, Tam many, State of of the Hon or able not be approved and the RIGHT OF WAY Property Descrip‐ LINE OF CAREY book of various 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Springhill of Kings‐ Louisiana and more Covington, LA THE PROPERTY. property sold for Sixty Thousand and No/100 maps and plats, and trict Court for the point Subdivision, fully described as 70433, beginning at tion: SOUTH 00 more ($60,000.00) cash, with Phase 8-Q7. fully de ‐ ONE CERTAIN ROAD Prop erty Lo cated 10:00 am Wednes ‐ the succession to pay all follows to wit: Parish of St. Tam‐ DEGREES 17 as follows, many LOT OF GROUND, MIN day, October 21, At: 37279 West encumbrances, pro rata in the above Property Located UTES EAST scribed taxes, and pay for all to-wit: together with all 454.33 PINE HILL DR, 2026, the fol low ing proper certificates. The FEET TO Being the north 20 entitled and num‐ At: 1920 BROOK‐ Lot 5 and the south‐ property: buildings and im‐ THE POINT SLIDELL, LA immovable property pro‐ OF feet of Lot No. 4, ad‐ bered cause dated TER ST, SLIDELL, easterly 17 feet of posed to be sold at pri‐ provements thereon, BE 70460-4847 Lot 4, immediately 15, 2026 and to LA 70461 vate sale is described as GINNING. jacent to and adjoin‐ July and all rights, ways, FROM Property Descrip‐ follows: 5.75 acres more ad ja cent to Lot 5, in me di rected, I, Bret THE POINT or less on Lake St. Claire Amount: Square 2112 of said tion: means, privileges, OF BEGINNING, ing Lot No. 5. Lot Ibert, Sheriff, have Writ Writ Amount: Dr., Covington, St. Tam‐ $161,230.31 No. 5 and the south ‐ servitudes, appurte‐ LEAVE $91,496.14 Bayou Lake Es tates Parish, LA. many New Cov ing ton Ad ‐ taken pos ses sion of ern 19 feet of Lot and will offer for Plaintiff Attorney: dition or Division to Subdivision, nances and advan‐ RIGHT OF SAID Lot Plaintiff Attorney: _____________________ WAY CLERK tages thereunto be‐ AND RUN NORTH No. 6, adjacent to sale at public auc‐ Graham, Arceneaux the City of Coving‐ No. 2 as referenced Dean Morris, LLP 203200OCT14NOV4-2T longing or anywise 89 DEGREES 51 and adjoining Lot tion to the highest & Allen ton. Said property in the Mortgage 1505 NORTH 19TH $63.50 appertaining, lo‐ MINUTES 18 SEC‐ No. 5, and which bidder in the court‐ Two Lakeway STREET MON ‐ recorded at in stru ‐ ing the corner cated in Sections 22 ONDS EAST 209.4 said parcel of land house located at St. 3850 N. Causeway form number ROE, LA 71207 of 21st Ave. and ment Blvd., Ste. 1695 mea sures 97 feet and 23, Township 8 FEET; Terms of Sale: With 2170731. Buchanan Street Tam many Parish THENCE South, Range 12 RUN SOUTH 00 front on Steel Road Courthouse, 701 N Metairie, LA 70002 and fronts 77 feet on Property Located appraisal, 10% at Terms of Sale: With ‐ by a depth of 143.8 East, Wards 4 and 7, DEGREES and At: 2965 PALM DR, adjudication Columbia St , Cov‐ out appraisal, 10% 21st Avenue, same SLIDELL, 21 all between ing Parish of St. Tam‐ MIN LA balance within 30 ton, LA 70433, at adjudication and width in the rear, by 70458-4225 UTES 06 SEC‐ feet, equal and par al lel many, State of ONDS days. beginning at 10:00 balance within 30 a depth of 140.0 feet 206.7 Louisiana, beings FEET; EAST BRET IBERT, on Buchanan Street am Wednesday, Oc‐ days. THENCE lines. And fur ther in ac ‐ designated as Lot RUN SOUTH Writ Amount: SHERIFF and a depth of 140.0 to ber 21, 2026, the 89 IBERT, feet on the opposite $216,093.59 dance with a following property: BRET 49, Square 7, DEGREES $72.26 28 cor SHERIFF sketch of survey by Prop Choctaw Springs MIN Plaintiff Attorney: side line. erty De scrip ‐ UTES 30 SEC ‐ $84.29 J. V. Burkes, C.E., tion: Addition Number 2 ONDS Graham, Arceneaux WEST dated April 10, THAT CERTAIN Subdivision, all as 209.61 All as more fully & Allen Two Lake‐ US Bank Trust Na‐ TO A 1974, Sur vey No. shown on plan of POINT FEET way SEVEN DAYS shown on the survey LOCATED 9625; subject to re‐ PIECE OR POR‐ tional Association, survey of Choctaw ON THE by Edward J. Mur‐ 3850 N. Causeway not in its TION OF (52) 202614164 EAST‐ strictions, servi ‐ Springs Addition ERLY Blvd., Ste. 1695 phy, PE dated Janu‐ RIGHT OF tudes, rights-of-way GROUND, situated Nexus Nova, LLC dividual Capacity Number 2 Subdivi‐ Metairie, LA 70002 In ary 17, 2000. in the Parish of St. vs. LINE OF and but Solely as Owner out stand ing sion dated Decem‐ WAY Terms of Sale: With ROAD; mineral rights of Tammany, State of Joshua D. Fortes Trustee for VRMTG ber 6, 1966, certi‐ CAREY praisal, 10% at Asset THENCE RUN record affecting the Louisiana, Section and Kristie C. Tou‐ For informational ap Trust fied correct by ALONG ad ju di ca tion and pur poses only this 24, Township 9 sinau-Fortes Robert A. Berlin, EASTERLY THE property. balance within 30 vs. prop erty bears Mu ‐ South, Range 14 Sher iff's Civil Di vi ‐ Joseph Thompson R.L.S., and filed RIGHT OF WAY nicipal number days. East, near the City sion Property Located of with the Clerk of LINE BRET IBERT, (52) 202312794 1204 W. 21st Ave., Slidell in that part Parish of St. Tam ‐ OF CAREY At: 105 STEELE known Court for St. Tam‐ Covington, LA SHERIFF as many NORTH 00 RD, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ SLIDELL, LA SPRINGHILL OF many Parish on ROAD $60.23 70433 State of Louisiana DE GREES 17 sion Parish of St. March 14, 1968, as MINUTES WEST 70461-5111 KINGSPOINT Tammany State of Map File No. 1089. SUBDIVISION, Notice is hereby Being the same FEET BACK Writ Louisiana HOME DELIVERED Amount: FOR INFORMA‐ 208.1 prop erty ac quired PHASE 8-Q-8, as given that by virtue Lakeview Loan Ser‐ TO THE POINT OF $66,029.49 TIONAL PUR‐ BE by 1204 W. 21st de lin eated on the vic ing, LLC vs. of a Writ of Seizure GINNING. Notice is hereby POSES TRACT Plaintiff Attorney: plan of resubdivi‐ and Sale issued out Ave., LLC from Ashley Grant given that by virtue Improvements bear SAID Schwng’s Seafood sion by J.V. Burkes of the Hon or able CON TAINS 1.00 of a Writ of Seizure municipal number ACRE, MORE OR Dean Morris, LLP and Associates, Inc., 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Galley, Inc. by Cash (52) 202610223 and Sale issued out 62026 Stag Drive, LESS, AND IS 1505 NORTH 19TH dated April 5, 2004 trict Court for the Sale dated Decem‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ of the Honorable Lacombe, LA SHOWN ON SUR‐ STREET and approved by the Parish of St. Tam‐ ber 4, 2015 of record sion Parish of St. 22nd Judicial Dis‐ MON ROE, LA 70445. St. Tammany Parish many in the above at CIN 2005044 f Tammany State of trict Court for the BY JOHN E. Property Located VEY Planning Commis‐ entitled and num‐ the records of St. Louisiana BONNEAU & AS‐ 71207 Parish of St. Tam‐ At: 62026 STAG SO sion on August 6, bered cause dated Tammany Parish. CIATES, INC., Terms of Sale: With‐ many in the above RD, LACOMBE, DATED 2004 and recorded No tice is hereby July 16, 2026 and to MARCH appraisal, 10% in Map File No. me directed, I, Bret Property Located given that by virtue entitled and num‐ LA 70445 28, 2000, SURVEY out LOUISIANA OWNED bered cause dated at adjudication and 35334, and desig‐ Ibert, Sheriff, have At: 1204 West 21ST of a Writ of Seizure March 27, 2025 and NO. 2000-219, FOR balance within 30 nated as fol Writ Amount: $0.00 MELISSA lows: taken possession of AV, COVINGTON, and Sale issued out to me directed, I, Plaintiff Attorney: THIESEN WIFE days. LOT NO. 228, and will offer for LA 70433 of the Honorable Bret Ibert, Sheriff, BRET IBERT, bounded Jonathan R. Flem‐ OF/AND by sale at public auc‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ have taken posses‐ SHER IFF ing Writ Amount: Wellington Lane, tion to the highest trict Court for the sion of and will offer WILLIAM $92.95 527 East BOSTON JOSEPH Brookter Street, bidder in the court‐ $310,777.08 Parish of St. Tam‐ for sale at public ST COVINGTON, JR. BeingFARMER, Plain tiff At tor ney: Heather Lane and many in the above auction to the high‐ house lo cated at St. all of that LA 70433 the Western line of Tammany Parish Newman, Mathis, entitled and num‐ est bidder in the property Terms of Sale: With‐ certain subdivision. Courthouse, 701 N Brady & Spedale, bered cause dated courthouse located veyed to (52) 202613654 out appraisal, 10% con U.S. Bank Trust, February 6, 2026 at St. Tammany Columbia St , Cov‐ APLC WILLIAM at adjudication and JOSEPH FARMER, National Associa‐ Property Located ington, LA 70433, 3501 N. CAUSE‐ and to me directed, Parish Courthouse, balance within 30 JR., At: 2126 beginning at 10:00 WAY BLVD. I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, 701 N Columbia St, KAITLYN tion, not in its days. have taken posses‐ Covington, am Wednesday, Oc‐ SUITE 300 FARMER AND Individual Capacity WELLINGTON LA BRET IBERT, WILLIAM METAIRIE, LA but Solely as LN, SLIDELL, LA sion of and will offer 70433, beginning at to ber 21, 2026, the SHERIFF 70002 Trustee for PL 70461-4841 for sale at pub lic fol low ing prop erty: FARMER., III from 10:00 am Wednes‐ $79.48 Property Descrip‐ Terms of Sale: With auction to the high‐ day, October 21, SUCCESSION OF Pretium Trust appraisal, 10% at est bidder in the 2026, the following vs. Writ Amount: tion: MELISSA and courthouse located property: Joshua J. Gommel $142,391.15 ALL OF THAT adjudication THEISEN SUBSCRIBE (52) 202416012 CERTAIN PIECE balance within 30 at St. Tammany Property Descrip‐ FARMER, by deed (a/k/a Joshua Joseph Plaintiff Attorney: Parish Courthouse, tion: US Bank Trust Na‐ dated DECEMBER Gommel) OR PORTION OF days. TODAY IBERT, 701 N Columbia St, THE BACK 1/2 OF tional Association, 11, 2009 and Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Graham, Arceneaux GROUND, together BRET & Allen Two Lake‐ with all the build‐ SHERIFF Not In Its Covington, LA LOT 522 OF THE recorded DECEM‐ sion 70433, beginning at SUBDIVISION Individual Capacity BER 11, 2009 AS Parish of St. Tam‐ way ings and improve‐ $92.47 many 3850 N. Causeway ments thereon, and 10:00 am Wednes‐ KNOWN AS THE But Solely As INSTRUMENT Blvd., Ste. 1695 day, October 21, FOREST Owner Trustee For NO. 1752287 of of‐ State of Louisiana all of the rights, GLEN Metairie, LA 70002 ways, 2026, the following ADDITION VRMTG Asset ficial records. Com‐ privileges, TO property: Trust servitudes, appurte‐ monly known as: Notice is hereby LACOMBE PARK, lll

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