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Tyson pleads guilty in killing Young, Prats

BY WILLIE SWETT Staff writer

PHOTO BY MATT DOBBINS

Pope John Paul II graduates

First to go forth

Antonio Tyson pleaded guilty on May 5 to two counts of first-degree murder for the 2022 slaying of Covington priest the Rev. Otis Young and church worker Ruth Prats, avoiding the death penalty but agreeing to spend the rest of his life in prison.

Tyson, 49, will receive two life sen- Tyson tences for the murder charges plus 40 years for obstruction of justice, which will be served consecutively, according to 22nd Judicial District Attorney Collin Sims. He will be sentenced by a judge on June 8.

Tyson made his guilty plea in front of Judge Ellen Creel and over two dozen

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ST. TAMMANY PARISH SCHOOL BOARD

Free meals in schools get yes vote

BY JIM DERRY

Contributing writer

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ä Pope John Paul II graduation. Page 2A ä St. Scholastica ceremony. Page 2A ä Northlake Christian Class of 2026. Page 3A

PHOTO BY GRANT THERKILDSEN

Graduates Mia Casi and Reese Dantin exchange a hug before St. Scholastica Academy’s May 9 commencement.

PHOTO BY GRANT THERKILDSEN

Solomon Gianellioni knows that his May 8 graduation from Northlake Christian was a victory for him and his classmates.

With overwhelming support, the St. Tammany Parish School Board preliminarily voted to extend free breakfast and lunch to all students for the 202627 school year.

The resolution was discussed for just shy of a half-hour at the Finance and Administrative Committee meeting held May 7 at the C.J. Schoen Administrative Complex in Covington. It passed on a 12-1 vote, with one abstention.

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Girl Scout grabs gold with Slidell history project

BY SUZIE HUNT

Contributing writer The seeds for Sue Helen Ford’s Girl Scout Gold Award project were sewn in the fourth grade on a trip to Georgia.

“My mom and I were on a trip to Savannah, and I saw how people used QR codes to provide information at different historical places. I wanted to bring something like that

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to Slidell because we have so much history here,” Ford said.

When it was time to develop an award project that would benefit her community, Ford remembered her trip to Savannah and adapted the concept to create the “Olde Towne Slidell History Stroll.”

The Stroll consists of QR code displays at 11 locations in downtown Slidell. Each code accesses historical facts about that location. The

Sue Helen Ford points out one of the QR codes attached to a specific address as part of her Olde Towne Slidell History Stroll. Ford created the Stroll as part of her Gold Award project.

Stroll is listed on the city of Slidell’s website, www.myslidell.com/oldetowne-slidell-history-scroll, where it shows up as “scroll” instead of “stroll.”

“I chose to use QR codes because a lot of people have smartphones with them and can look up the information easily,” Ford said.

Ford worked with Alex Carollo,

PHOTO BY SUZIE HUNT

ä See SCOUT, page 4A

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Proud graduates are congratulated by the Pope John Paul II faculty.

Joyful Jaguars finish in fine form Pope John Paul II, the 46-year-old private Catholic school in Slidell, graduated its Class of 2026 in the school’s gymnasium on May 5, the first high school in St. Tammany Parish to hold its commencement this spring.

Landon Guidry trades salutes with Dean of Students Fran Taylor as he walks the stage to receive his diploma.

A jubilant gym full of Jaguars celebrate their graduation with a traditional cap toss.

PHOTOS BY MATT DOBBINS

Avery Evans, one of the school’s four covaledictorians, also accepts the PJP Leadership Award from Head of School Kimberlie Kilroy.

Rejoicing graduates exiting through an academic honor guard of faculty as Pope John Paul II High School’s commencement ends.

The ’26 St. Scholastica Doves take wing

Graduates pose for a photo before commencement.

PHOTOS BY GRANT THERKILDSEN

St. Scholastica graduates turn their tassels in ceremonial recognition of their passage out of high school.

St. Scholastica Academy, a Catholic all-girls, college-preparatory high school in Covington, graduated its senior class on May 9 in the school gymnasium, many decades after the school was founded in 1903 by the Benedictine Sisters.

In a grand and final gesture for St. Scholastica’s graduating class of 2026, the women toss their caps in celebration.

Mary Miller Kitchen servers communion to attendees of the graduation ceremony at St. Scholastica Academy.

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The joy of graduation moved some to dance after the ceremony.

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Could it get any better than this? The newest alumnae of Northlake Christian celebrate the end of high school and get ready for their next grand adventures.

New Northlake Christian grads are on their way

Northlake Christian, a private nondenominational college-preparatory high school established in 1978 near Covington, graduated its senior class on May 8 in the First Baptist Church Covington.

Oh happy day: Northlake Christian’s senior class members have done it!

Ava Dean gives one of the valedictory addresses at Northlake Christian School’s commencement.

Northlake Christian’s graduating Wolverines enjoy the slide show featuring their class members played for them during commencement on May 8 in Covington.

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Abita Springs leaders look to connect the town’s trails

BY KIM CHATELAIN Contributing writer

Abita Springs is in line to receive a state grant that could make the quaint little town more pedestrian friendly.

At its May 5 meeting, the Town Council expressed a desire to take advantage of a $160,000 grant from the Louisiana Recreational Trails Program to further develop and improve the trail network in town.

The town first applied for the grant in 2024 but was not awarded the money at that time. However, Town Clerk Leanne Schaefer told board members that the state money was recently made available.

The project involves connecting existing trails with five-foot wide walkways that will make it easier and safer

for pedestrians to traverse popular areas of town.

The walkways would be installed at Level and Pine streets, and along Main Street from Leveson Street to Ann O’Brien. They will also link Hickory and Level streets, where they intersect with the Tammany Trace. Another walkway will be along La. 36 to an existing trail leading into the Midtown Cultural District.

All crosswalks would be marked to indicate pedestrian and bike crossings.

The town will have to put FILE STAFF PHOTO BY SCOTT THRELKELD up 20% of the project’s cost Children play along a path in Abita Springs during a – about $50,000 — to get the weekend farmers market.

Abita Springs leaders now hope to grant.

Council members indicat- secure a grant that will connect their many paths to provide ed they would support the a more welcoming town for pedestrians. local match, which would require an amendment to the current fiscal year’s budget. with our safety plan, rep- us a more pedestrian friend“It’s definitely well worth resenting what the people ly town,” board member Reit in terms of it working well have asked for and making gan Contois said.

In other action, the Town Council approved a resolution that hikes the annual water and sewer rate increases that consumers pay.

Under the existing plan, residents and businesses see a 2% increase in their rates beginning with the March billing cycle each year. The resolution raises that rate to 4%, which is the amount increase needed to keep the utility self-sustaining in the coming years.

Municipalities whose utility services are selfsustaining — meaning revenues from sewer and water rates match expenses — are allowed to participate in the Louisiana Water Sector Program, which provides state money for repairs and improvements to water and sewer systems.

Abita Springs officials

said after consulting with bond attorneys and state Department of Environmental Quality representatives, it was determined that the 2% annual increase would not cover the cost of paying off bonds for improvements it must make to keep water and sewer services operational.

Abita Springs has struggled with sewer system issues for years, to the point where the town and Mayor Dan Curtis were dragged into court.

The vote on the resolution was 4-0 with one member absent.

“I hate to see that (increase), but I think this is a necessary evil,” council member E.J. Boudreaux said. “I think we’re just going to have to do it if everybody wants to have water and flush their toilets.”

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Continued from page 1A It needs to pass one more hurdle, which almost certainly is a formality, and that would be to gain official approval at the regular monthly board meeting on May 21.

A vast majority of the 14 board members in attendance had nothing but praise for the process of bypassing free and reduced lunch for only those who qualify, a measure they have annually taken since schools reopened after the pandemic in the fall of 2020.

Only Michelle Hirstius of District 12 voted against it, while committee chair and District 15 rep Michelle Gallaher abstained. Matthew Greene of District 1 was absent.

“Most of my students would qualify for free and reduced lunches, but I have always pushed for them to be able to eat for free,” District 14 representative Dennis Cousin said. “I have seen situations of parents being right above the (threshold) and not being able to pay. “… Sometimes this is the only meal these students get. It’s not going to cost us much. Let’s tell the taxpayers ‘thank you’ if we can.”

Overall, the school system’s chief financial officer, Terri Prevost, said the measure cost about $2.7 million this school year and estimated it would be a similar figure in the next school year. The exact cost won’t be known, however, until the school district’s annual budget is hammered out next month.

Casie Lalanne, director of food services, said even if the board voted against the measure, it would still cost up to $1.6 million per year in administrative fees trying to set up payments from parents and collecting from those later who did not pay.

Hirstius asked Lalanne if it would be possible to set up a system so some schools would have free lunch with others being subject to the former system and having to pay.

“It is possible,” Lelanne said, “but then you’re picking and choosing which schools get free lunch and which do not.”

If the school board were to reimplement fees for lunch, the proposed pricing would be $1.50 for breakfast and $2 for lunch each day, which comes out to approximately $600 per student per year if each child took advantage of every free meal. Reduced breakfast would cost 30 cents and lunch 40 cents, which comes to about $119 per student, per year.

“There seems to be a preponderance of agreement for this,” District 8 board member Mike Peterson said.

“Right now, we’re able to do this, and until something tells us we aren’t able, we should continue to do it. …

The (taxpayers) remember you did something extra for their children. That is huge.”

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Sue Helen Ford, third from left, was honored at a recent Gold Star pinning ceremony to celebrate her achievement, the highest in Girl Scouts. Family members who attended include grandfather Daryl Ford, left; father Stephen Ford, right; and mother Lynn Ford, second from left. Lynn Ford, who also is Sue Helen’s Scout leader, handled the pinning during the April 14 ceremony.

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Continued from page 1A director of cultural and public affairs for the city of Slidell, to help produce the content.

“Sue Helen is an incredibly talented and motivated individual who has a passion for making her community a better place. When we first met, she had a list of ideas for her Gold Award project and after several meetings, the History Stroll project was born,” Carollo said.

According to Carollo, Ford partnered with the Slidell Museum and paired histories of people and places from Slidell’s past with present day locations, making history accessible to anyone with a smartphone.

The History Stroll debuted in Au-

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Continued from page 1A people at the St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, including Parish President Mike Cooper. He was remanded to the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, where, after June 8, he will serve out his sentence.

The 49-year-old was accused in the brutal deaths of the Rev. Otis Young, a retired priest at St. Peter Catholic Church in Covington, and Ruth Prats, a longtime church worker who helped care for Young. He was arrested hours after their badly burned bodies were discovered behind a down-

The Rev. Otis Young and Ruth Prats town Covington business.

Months before the murders, Tyson had been released from Rayburn Correctional Facility after serving 30 years of a 40-year prison sentence for forcible rape, armed robbery and burglary.

Authorities first discovered the bodies of Prats and Young in the early-morning hours of Nov. 28. Officials allege that Tyson had forced his way into Prats’ home the day before, beating and killing her and Young, and then burning their bodies and

gust 2025 during the city’s White Linen & Lagniappe celebration.

Ford promoted the project that night and received good reviews.

“A lot of people stopped and seemed really interested in it. One woman said she would come back with her family to check out all the sites,” Ford said.

The Slidell High School freshman has been a Girl Scout since joining as a Daisy in kindergarten, and is currently a Troop 30120 member.

Scouting is a Ford family tradition. Sue Helen’s sister Noel also earned a Gold Award. Her mother Lynn has served as their troop leader, and her father, Stephen, and brother Max were involved in Boy Scouts.

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ment. In a news release, Sims said his office had multiple discussions with the families and that they had agreed to negotiations.

“This is one of the most tragic situations I’ve been involved in in my career,” Kerry Cuccia, one of Tyson’s four defense attorneys, said.

“There were clearly mental health issues at the very heart of this thing.”

“I think he certainly is very satisfied and appreciative of the consideration given to him by the victim’s family in a situation where it would be easy for them not to give him any consideration,” she said.

As part of the plea agreement, Tyson will be held on death row, Sims said.

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introduced MRI findings that showed traumatic brain injury.

Sims said that because of Tyson’s impairments, the U.S. Supreme Court case Atkins v. Virginia likely would have prevented the death penalty from being carried out. In that case, the court ruled that executing a person with intellectual disabilities violates the Eighth Amendment, which bans cruel and unusual punishment.

“This outcome should not be interpreted as a reflection on whether the death penalty would otherwise be appropriate,” Sims said.

Relatives of Young and Prats could not be reached on the day of the announce-

stealing Prats’ car.

Covington Police later found Tyson and a woman inside Prats’ Honda CR-V in a drugstore parking lot, according to officials.

Both victims’ cause of death was blunt force trauma, according to the St. Tammany Parish coroner.

Northshore District Attorney Collin Sims said on May 5 that his office had been pursuing the death penalty for the killings until the defense counsel presented evidence of Tyson’s intellectual impairment weeks ago.

The defense provided evidence, according to Sims, that included historical IQ tests showing Tyson’s intellectual disabilities going back to childhood. They also

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dedicating more than 80 hours to a sustainable community project, according to the Girl Scouts of the USA website.

Ford received her Gold Award with four other scouts during a Girl Scouts of Louisiana East pining ceremony in Gonzales in April.

She is continuing her scouting journey at the Juliette level.

Although the percentage of scouts earning the Gold Award is small, the impact of the work done via the projects is impactful, according to Cassandra Porter, marketing and communications director for the Girl Scouts of Louisiana East.

“Last year nearly 3,000 projects were completed nationally. The 2025 Gold Award class had more than 287,000 hours and $2 million invested in creating long-term solutions for the community issues they are passionate about,” Porter said.

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E LEC T ION 2026 ST. TAMMANY BALLOT

Here’s a complete look at what’s on local ballots for the May 16 Party Primary/Municipal Primary Election. Ability to participate in some of the following depends on the voter’s home address and which political party (if any) the voter is affiliated.

Polls are open across St. Tammany Parish on May 16 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Any runoffs will be held June 27.

Note, the primary in the U.S. House of Representatives election has been postponed due to a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that the state’s Congressional districts map is unconstitutional and the state’s subsequent decision to suspend primaries for Louisiana’s six U.S. house seats.

MAY 16 PARTY PRIMARY/MUNICIPAL PRIMARY ELECTION

U.S. SENATOR, DEMOCRATIC PARTY (Vote for One) n Nicholas “Nick” Albares n Gary Crockett n “Jamie” Davis U.S. SENATOR, REPUBLICAN PARTY (Vote for One) n “Bill” Cassidy n John Fleming n Julia Letlow n Mark Spencer ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, 1ST SUPREME COURT DISTRICT, REPUBLICAN PARTY (Vote for One) n William “Billy” Burris n Blair Downing Edwards LOUISIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, DISTRICT 1, REPUBLICAN PARTY (Vote for One) n Wallace “Wayne” Cooper, I n Stephanie Hilferty n “Big John” Mason n Mark Wright n John Young

SPECIAL ELECTION

n MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, DISTRICT 1, REPUBLICAN PARTY (Vote for One) n “Joseph” Cao n Michael Hollis n Ellie Schroder

OPEN PRIMARY (ALL VOTERS VOTE)

CHIEF OF POLICE, CITY OF SLIDELL (Vote for One) n Brian Nicaud, Republican

n Thomas “Tommy” Williams,

Republican COUNCIL MEMBER(S) AT LARGE, CITY OF SLIDELL (Vote for Two) n “Tom” Abney, Republican n “Jeff” Burgoyne, Republican n Leslie Denham, Democrat n David Dunham, Republican n “Kenny” Tamborella, Republican COUNCIL MEMBER, DISTRICT A, CITY OF SLIDELL (Vote for One) n Rene Arcemont, Republican n Landon J. Washington, Democrat COUNCIL MEMBER, DISTRICT B, CITY OF SLIDELL (Vote for One) n Sean Fadely, No Party n Fabian L. Hartley, No Party COUNCIL MEMBER, DISTRICT C, CITY OF SLIDELL (Vote for One) n Megan Haggerty, Republican n Belinda Parker Brown, No Party COUNCIL MEMBER, DISTRICT E, CITY OF SLIDELL (Vote for One) n Shawn Jones, Republican n Dominick “Nick” Spadoni, III, Republican COUNCIL MEMBER, DISTRICT G, CITY OF SLIDELL (Vote for One) n John Grigg, Republican n Timothy “Tim” Rogers, Republican

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, STATE OF LOUISIANA AMENDMENT NO. 1 “Do you support an amendment to allow the legislature to remove or add officers, positions, and employees to the unclassified state civil service?” (Amends Article X, Section 2 (B)) AMENDMENT NO. 2 “Do you support an amendment to grant the St. George Community School System in East Baton Rouge Parish the same authority granted parishes for purposes of Article VIII, Section 13 of the Constitution of Louisiana, including purposes related to the minimum foundation program, funding for certain school books and instructional materials, and the raising of certain local revenues for the support of elementary and secondary schools?” (Amends Article VIII, Section 13 (D) (1)) AMENDMENT NO. 3 “Do you support an amendment to fund a $2,250 teacher pay raise and $1,125 support staff pay raise

by utilizing the remaining savings from paying down the debt of the Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana with monies from certain constitutional funds?” (Effective January 1, 2027) (Amends Article VII, Section 10.17: Repeals Article VII, Sections 10 (F) (4) (D), 10.1, 10.8(A) (3) and 10.16(A)(9)) AMENDMENT NO. 4 “Do you support an amendment to allow a parish to reduce or exempt property tax on property held as business inventory and to provide for the classification of Public Service Property?” (Amends Article VII, Sections 10.5(F) (1) and 18(A) and (B); Adds Article VII, Sections 20.1, 20.2, and 21(P)) AMENDMENT NO.5 “Do you support an amendment to change the mandatory retirement age for judges from seventy to seventy-five, provided that a judge may continue to serve to complete a term of office?” (Amends Article V, Section 23(B))

LOCAL PROPOSITIONS

LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 6 PROPOSITION (MILLAGE) “Shall St. Tammany Parish Lighting District No. 16 (the “District”), levy a 1.00 mill tax on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $42,100 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2026 and ending with the year 2035, for the purpose of contracting with any public utility company (or companies) to provide and maintain utility poles and electric lights on the Parish streets, roads, highways, alleys and public places in the District and that the revenues derived therefrom shall be subject to debt service and administrative charges thereagainst?”

ROAD LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 9 PROPOSITION (SERVICE CHARGE) “Shall Road Lighting District No. 9 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana (the “District), be authorized to assess and annual service charge of $50 per structure or lot (an estimated $123,300 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the service charge for an entire year) for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2026 and ending with the year 2035, to persons occupying residential and non-residential structures and persons owning unoccupied structures located wholly or partly within the boundaries of the District and to persons owning lots located wholly or partly within the District upon which no structures is located for the purpose of paying util-

ity charges for road lighting and maintaining and operating road lighting facilities and equipment within the District?”

LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 4 PROPOSITION (MILLAGE) “Shall St. Tammany Parish Lighting District No. 4, (the “District”), levy a 3.80 mills tax on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $466,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2026 and ending with the year 2035, for the purpose of contracting with any public utility company (or companies) to provide and maintain utility poles and electric lights on the Parish streets, roads, highways, alleys and public places in the District and that the revenues derived therefrom shall be subject to debt service and administrative charges thereagainst?”

TOWN OF PEARL RIVER PROPOSITION (SALES TAX RENEWAL) “Shall the Town of Pearl River, State of Louisiana (the “Town”), be authorized to continue to levy and collect a sales and use tax of 0.25% (the “Tax”) (an estimated $300,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning July 1, 2026, in accordance with Louisiana law, with the proceeds of the Tax (after paying the reasonable and necessary expenses of collecting and administering the Tax) to be used for the purpose of paying the costs of sewer maintenance and operations?”

FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 11 PROPOSITION (MILLAGE RENEWAL) “Shall the Fire Protection District No. 11 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana (the “District”), continue to levy and collect a tax of 10 mills (the “Tax”) on all property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $617,400 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year) for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2027 and ending with the year 2036, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating the District’s fire protection facilities, including equipment and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection, provided that a portion of the Tax proceeds is required to be contributed to the state and statewide retirement system as provided in R.S. 11:82?”

EDITOR’S NOTE: For more information on this election, as well as previous or future elections, go online to www.sos.la.gov.

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BY JACKIE RIECKE Contributing writer

A prehistoric adventure is headed to St. Tammany Parish Library, where this year’s big Summer Reading Challenge — themed “Unearth a Story” — will emphasize dinosaurs, archeology and everything found in soil.

The Library has events for everyone, of every age, throughout the year. But in summer, the amount of programming triples to take advantage of the break from school to keep children engaged and reading.

As part of that, lot of parents will be thrilled that the KIDS Morning Programs are returning weekly, with themed activities such as “Stone Age,” “Dinos,” ”Gardening” and more. These events include Family Storytime, Creative Family Storytime, Play Date, and Play Dough Time, and because these programs are set on a weekly schedule, they do not require registration.

The Library will also feature Storywalk programs at various branches to get kids outside and moving in the fresh air. For those who haven’t taken a Storywalk with their kids, it works like this. Enlarged pages from a book are attached to strategically placed signs so that young readers can follow the clues (the signs) along outdoor paths to finish the book.

Additionally, Family Drop-In programs will include a variety of events, including BINGO and Minecraft Block Parties, while kids a bit older will have the Kids and Tweens clubs for ages ages 8 to 12.

Teens and adults can also have tons of fun with crafting activities, historical presentations, and events celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. A preview of all of 250 events will take place at kickoff parties planned for May 21 at the Madisonville branch and on May 22 at the Slidell branch.

Visit sttammanylibrary.org/SummerReading to sign up for the Summer Reading Challenge, and get a look at all the events happening right around the corner in the Summer Reading Guide that is available for viewing online.

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FROM SHADOWS TO SPOTLIGHT The St. Tammany Parish social calendar is filled with important events throughout the year. We’ve asked organizers to help us highlight people who work behind the scenes to quietly make our most beloved events successful.

Andrew Canulette, editor, St. Tammany Farmer

Friend ignited Avery Natal run during parents’ darkest days

BY JESSICA SAGGIO Contributing writer

When 19-year-old Avery Natal was killed in an accident on Interstate 12, the world went dark for her parents, Mike and Monique.

They were devastated.

Of course, they were. Losing a child is a pain like no other. The LSU student was smart, thoughtful and spiritual, said Monique Natal. It wasn’t fair.

“We were so angry with Jesus and thought, ‘Why are you doing this?’ ” Monique Natal said of the crash that happened in 2022.

That’s when old friend and gym owner Fred Zoller decided to step in. He has also experienced those dark places, he said, and it’s easy to disappear into them. He felt compelled to do something.

“I’ve had some tragic experiences in my life early on, and the most important thing was knowing that there was somebody else there that cared, even if they didn’t do anything,” said Zoller.

But Zoller did do something, and he knew exactly what to do. He pitched the idea of a 5K run in honor of Avery, mostly as a way to rally the community around the grieving family.

“We loved the idea, but were not in any condition to assist him,” Mike Natal said.

However, that didn’t slow down Zoller.

Immediately, he got busy and the project took off.

Sponsorships poured in, and interest soared. But he needed more help, and urged the couple to step in — which they did despite their misery. More than 500 people participated in the first race held in Slidell, and Zoller’s plan to lift up the Natals was working.

“I think that was God working through him to push us to move forward,” added Mike Natal.

Now, five years later, the race has become a mainstay in the community, and the Natals have since formed a foundation and scholarship in Avery’s honor from the proceeds of the race. The foundation is able to award five $5,000 scholarships to graduating seniors who go through an application process and exhibit the same passion to help others as Avery once did, who was pursuing a degree in child psychology.

Additionally, the couple has created another leg of the organization that supports other parents who lose a child, providing them with a care package the family has curated for the grieving process.

This year’s 5K race and

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AVERY NATAL FOUNDATION 5K/1-MILE FUN RUN WHAT: Event honors LSU student Avery Natal, who was killed in a car crash.

Run it, walk it or even do it via bike, scooter or golf cart.

A memorial balloon release, food, music, raffles and more.

WHERE: 300 Johnny F. Smith Blvd., Slidell WHEN: May 23, 8 a.m. – noon COST: $35 per 5K entry.

Viewing is free MORE: Register or get info at Avery Natal averynatalfoundation.org 1-mile fun run will take place May 23 from 8 a.m. to noon, starting on Johnny F Smith Boulevard in Slidell.

The cost is $35 to enter. The event will also have food, mimosas and beer, snowballs, a DJ, raffles and a balloon release to honor Avery Natal and other children from the Slidell community who have died.

The balloon release is emotional, Mike Natal said, and they play Avery’s favorite song, “I Lived,” by OneRepublic to accompany the release.

Zoller is still very much involved. He emcees the event and does most of the marketing. It’s a pretty “fine-tuned” event at this point, he said, and between 75 and 100 businesses help sponsor it each year — another aspect Zoller helps facilitate.

Zoller has hosted a number of fundraisers and has made a reputation for himself in the community — even being honored by the East St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce for his efforts to help worthy

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causes. Zoller owned the former Lean Performance Academy Gym and now is the CEO of the Anytime Fitness in Slidell.

He said he’s always felt compelled to help others and has never taken a penny from any of the fundraisers he has hosted.

“God puts it on my heart, and we do it,” Zoller said of the 10 or so fundraisers he hosts annually.

Outside of these philanthropic events, Zoller is a husband and father to seven children — all of whom play sports. That also means he’s a coach of three recreational baseball and softball teams and one travel team, and he especially enjoys reading to his children and spending time with them.

He’s also a devout Catholic, he said, and has a master’s degree in theology.

He stays busy; he is committed to his community and the people in it.

For the Natals, Zoller’s impact has been huge.

“This is Fred, though,” Monique Natal said. It is just who he is.

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Civics bee abuzz with energy and knowledge, three now head to state

BY LISA VON EBERSTEIN Contributing writer

Students entered River Mill Event Center in Covington on May 4 nervous, with hands shaking and hearts racing — and some left with awards and a shot in the state competition in June.

The seven middle schoolers from across the northshore were taking part in the 2026 National Civics Bee Regional Competition, a high-energy academic showdown that ended with three students advancing and a room full of relatives and educators reacting to every quiz question, answer and final score. The competition was hosted by the St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.

The first-place winner, Henry Schneidau, said his primary interest is in encouraging more civil discourse in his community and the nation as a whole.

Students in grades six through eight qualified after submitting essays in January on how civic engagement can improve their communities. Topics included litter abatement, deforestation issues, civil discourse and more. After being selected as finalists by national judges in March, the seven spent weeks preparing for a live quiz-styled competition that tested their knowledge of government, history and civic responsibility.

The students arrived visibly anxious but prepared.

Staff worked behind the scenes to settle nerves before the competitors took the stage in front of three judges from local businesses and the media.

They faced two rounds of 20 multiple choice questions, followed by a Q&A from the panel on each of their proposed civic projects. The top three now head to Shreveport for the state competition.

When the top three scores were announced, the emotional responses in the room were immediate.

Schneidau is a seventh grader at St. Margaret Mary Catholic School in Slidell.

Carolyn McCormick, an

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Winners of the National Civics Bee Regionals include, from left, Carolyn McCormick (second place), Henry Schneidau (first place), and Kaysen Barlow (third place).

Competitor Madelyn Seal fields a question from the judges’ panel. eighth grader at Monteleone Junior High School near Mandeville, placed second, and Kaysen Barlow, in sixth grade at St. Tammany Junior High School in Slidell, finished third.

“I think it’s ... obviously my understanding of the civics, but also my speaking ability,” Schneidau said of his first-place score. “I think it was good for me to experience ... if that was ever something that was in the future for me.

“I think it was just kind of being myself and just being able to speak freely about what I believe,” he said.

Schneidau’s essay topic was the need for civil discourse. “I was watching the news and I kind of realized how many leaders in our country are, and in our communities, how they were speaking to each other disrespectfully — and I kind of wanted to bring about change,” he said.

Prize money was awarded as follows: $500 for first place, $250 for second and

$125 for third.

The three students now advance to a state competition in Shreveport on a path that culminates in a national championship in Washington, D.C., as part of the National Civics Bee. A $100,000 education savings plan will be awarded to the national winner.

The competition was part civics knowledge, part pressure test — and for the three winners, the start of a journey that continues.

Michelle Biggs, vice president of the St. Tammany Chamber, said the program is new to Louisiana and part of a broader statewide rollout of regional competitions.

“We really wanted to make sure that our young people are learning more about civics, and we find that as the kids grow up, then they become more productive citizens, they’re more engaged in the community, and then therefore they can be contributors to the economy and the workforce,” she said.

St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper encouraged the students, emphasizing the importance of understanding their roles in the community and in democracy.

“At its core, civic engagement is about participation, whether it’s voting one day — and you will soon be able to exercise that right to vote — serving leadership roles, volunteering in your community, or simply staying informed and involved.

Those habits start early, and this evening is a reflection of that foundation being built,” Cooper said.

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Southern gospel will close Abita Opry season

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River Eckert will bring his high-profile New Orleans style music to close out the 35th season of Christ Episcopal Church’s Sunday Series.

Teen piano virtuoso will close out Third Sunday season

BY SHEILA GRISSETT Staff writer

Teen piano prodigy River Eckert, already a composer and band leader who channels the styles of New Orleans music legends and has just made his first album, will close out the Third Sunday Concert series at Christ Episcopal Church in Covington on May 17.

The 16-year-old NOCCA sophomore has made it his mission to preserve the type of New Orleans music pioneered by musical giants — especially Professor Longhair, Allen Toussaint, James Booker, Fats Domino and Dr. John — and continuing today through the musicianship of Harry Connick Jr. (an Eckert mentor), Jon Batiste, Trombone Shorty, George Porter Jr. (one of his earliest supporters) and others.

Fresh off his performance at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival — and solo performance opening the recent Take Me To The River All-Stars’ gathering of living music legends at the Joy Theater — Eckert will now give a free one-hour performance for the public at the church in Covington starting at 5 p.m.

Eckert selections are expected to include “The Sunny Side of the Street,” “Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?”

“Red Beans,” “Tipitina,” “Such a Night” and “Tico Tico,” the young musician’s tribute to Booker.

Eckert was born and raised in New Orleans and played on stage for the first time with his dad, Jake Eckert, a producer, a Grammywinning engineer, former lead guitarist for the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, and a founding member of the New Orleans Suspects. He was not only his son’s first teacher, but has also given him an up close and personal look into the life of a working musician. With his father and mother, Jenn Eckert, the prodigy says he grew up on back stages, surrounded by music and those who made it.

Early days River Eckert says he began “tinkering” on a piano at aged 3, then started his classical music training in early grade school. By the COVID era, with guidance from some excellent teachers, he began his study of jazz and blues, immersing himself in great New Orleans performers and never

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH THIRD SUNDAY CONCERT SERIES WHO: Teen phenom Rivet Eckert plays piano and performs New Orleans music WHAT: A one-hour concert as part of the Third Sunday concert series WHEN: May 17; show 5 p.m.-6 p.m.; doors open at 4:30 p.m.

WHERE: Christ Episcopal Church, 120 S. New Hampshire St., Covington HOW MUCH: Free and open to the public WHAT ELSE: Reception on church campus immediately after the concert for artists and audience members.

MORE: Get additional information by calling (985) 892-3177. really looking back. He had found his musical home, and by his very early teens, Eckert was performing locally and “carrying the torch” for the New Orleans piano tradition in some of the city’s most revered venues, including Tipitina’s and the Maple Leaf.

He says performing on such hallowed ground was “a dream come true.”

His self-named first album, just released April 22, includes a mix of original compositions, covers and collaborations. One of them, “Pass that Torch,” is a duet with Ivan Neville, while George Porter Jr. plays bass on two numbers and Raymond Weber adds drums on two more.

Other album collaborators include Terence Higgins, Cornell Williams, John Fohl and more.

Eckert says his music comes from “my New Orleans roots,” coupled with something of the future.

“New Orleans music is my biggest influence. That’s the music I play, and when I write, that’s what’s gonna’ come out,” Eckert said in a

recent interview with filmmaker, educator, producer and musician Martin Shore, organizer of the Take Me to the River project documenting decades of music along the Mississippi River in New Orleans and Memphis.

When pressed to identify the most important musician inspiring him today (after his father, natch), Eckert names Harry Connick Jr., who sought out the eighth grade Eckert (by going first through his father), then visiting the family in their home. It was the start of a friendship and important mentorship that continues.

“Harry keeps in touch and always lets me ask him questions,” Eckert says.

Also enduring is The Third Sunday Concert Series, a 35-year-old music outreach of the church at 120 S. New Hampshire St., as is the reception on church grounds that follows each show for performers and audience members to meet and mingle. The next season kicks off in September.

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The estimated amount of tax revenues to be collected in the next year from the increased Police Department Salaries and Benefits millage is $932,802 and the amount of increase in taxes attributable to the Police Department Salaries and Benefits millage increase is $841,005.

It’s time to wrap up another season of the Abita Springs Opry, and the May 16 event will culminate with some Southern gospel guaranteed to rock the centuryplus-old Abita Springs Town Hall — the opry’s home venue.

Before the grand gospel finale, the final spring 2026 show will open with some bluegrass, move into the blues, then migrate into a third set of Louisiana sounds that could include anything from Cajun to zydeco — or a mix of it all. It’s up to the players.

In keeping with tradition, the Abita Springs Opry experience actually starts out front before the curtain goes up inside. Gumbo, hot dogs, homemade baked treats, beverages and other local favorites prepared by local charitable organization will be sold outside, where Opry fans can sit to enjoy their favorites and wait for showtime. Proceeds remain with the nonprofits.

The music begins at 7 p.m.; doors open at 5:45 p.m. The night’s lineup will include the following four acts, per the show’s producer.

The Spring Chickens: This relatively young group of players and singers love making bluegrass music, and they are already a popular house band that opens some of the shows. They are bluegrass players determined to introduce new generations to the old music known primarily as “hillbilly” before it was renamed in the mid-1960s.

The name memorialized genre guru Bill Monroe, his Blue Grass Boys band and his home in the “bluegrass state” of Kentucky.

Amedee Frederick: The ”Creole Man” is headed back to the Opry stage to belt out some more blues, and he does them all, from harddriving hot licks to the more mellow Delta Blues sounds that the Opry’s producer calls the “tap roots” of this

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The Spring Chickens will open the upcoming Abita Springs Opry with their bluegrass music.

ABITA SPRINGS OPRY WHAT: Final Abita Springs Opry show of the spring season WHEN: May 16; music 7 p.m.-9 p.m.; doors open 5:45 p.m.

WHERE: Abita Springs Town Hall, 22161 Level St. WHO: Spring Chickens, bluegrass; Amedee Frederick, blues; T-Marie & Bayou JuJu, traditional Louisiana music; and the Mighty Supremes, gospel music HOW MUCH: All seats $20. Buy in advance at (504) 214-7777 or buy at door on first-come/first-served basis.

SEATING: Line starts forming as early as 5 p.m. to buy tickets at the door.

WHAT ELSE: Before the show, buy gumbo, hot dogs, homemade baked treats, and beverages prepared and sold outside by local nonprofits. After the show, everyone invited to jam with musicians across the street at Abita Brew Pub. great musical form. This lifelong Abita Springs resident played the Opry last November and was such a hit with the audience that he’s back again already.

T-Marie and Bayou JUJU: This group serves up a gumbo of Louisiana sounds, so audiences should expect to hear anything — but Opry audiences will surely connect with traditional and ancestral sounds, feels and beats of the music they hear. Also of note, Marie is a high-profile promoter of Louisiana culture who organizes the Louisiana Culture Camp at Fontainebleau State Park

annually. Expect some good juju from the stage.

The Mighty Supremes: Members of the Clark family have been performing gospel music for several generations. They are the singers from nearby Rose Hill Baptist Church, and they first appeared many years ago in the Piney Woods Opry as the Rose Hill Singers and the Rosettes. Most original group members are gone now, and the current generation performs as the Mighty Supremes. They are expected to rock the house.

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AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOODS ON STAGE

MAGIC: Get ready for an evening of mind boggling illusions, juggling, tricks and acrobatic stunts in Covington on May 21 when OnStage brings a special kind of circus to the Fuhrmann Auditorium. The husband and wife duo of Nathan Kepner and Morgan Tsu Raun, the magic behind “The Crescent Circus,” will present their signature blend of magic, circus arts, and comedy on the Covington City Hall stage from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Reserve seats at bontempstix. com for $22.04, including fees.

SIZE: “The Irish Curse,” a wicked new comedy with adult themes and blistering language — for audiences 18 years and older only — continues at Slidell’s Cutting Edge Theater for one more weekend, May 15-16, at 767 Robert Blvd.

A revealing and hilarious portrait of how men and society define masculinity. In doing so, the play uses humor to pose the fundamental question on the minds of many men: Does size matter, or doesn’t it? Set in a church basement during a weekly support group meeting, a group of professionally successful New Yorkers gather to discuss their shared insecurities and how their perceived shortcomings have impacted their lives. The all-male cast includes veteran actor Martin Booda, who has appeared in almost 150 mostly comedic roles in the last 40 years. Shows $30 and $50; tickets at cuttingedgetheater.com.

SAY AGAIN: The North Star Theatre and Moonlight Productions in Mandeville will present “Pygmalion” with a Southern twist. Based on the George Bernard Shaw comedy about Henry Higgins, the phonetician who bets he can use speech lessons to transform Elizabeth Doolittle, a Cockney flower girl, into a high-society lady. May 29 at 7 p.m.; May 30 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.; and May 31 at 2 p.m. in the theater at 347 Girod St. Adult tickets $25; students, $20, at Northstartheatre.org.

SIMON: Playmakers Theater features Neil Simon’s “Chapter Two” evenings and afternoons through May 17.

Directed by Joan Soboloff at 19106 Playmakers Rd., Covington, it’s the story of recent widower and writer George Schneider, who is encouraged by younger brother Leo to start dating again. George is even more depressed after a series of bad matches. Then Leo comes up with Jennie Malone — and the angels sing. Still, it’s a bumpy ride for these two not-so-young lovers. Tickets from $17.59 to $28.29 by calling (985) 263-0055 or emailing tickets@playmakersinc.com.

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IRISH: There’s a traditional Irish session on May 21 (every third Thursday) from 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. in back room of Abita Brew Pub, 72011 Holly St., where musicians and music-lovers are invited to gather to play and sing favorite pieces of Celtic music. Visit thesession.org/tunes to find music catalogue or go to nstms. org for details.

mixed-media, hand-made garments, wood carvings, photography, and more.

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Morgan Tsu-Raun and Nathan Kepner, of Crescent Circus

SOUL: The Soul Revival show, previously scheduled to close the Mandeville Live! spring concert series, has again been canceled at the trailhead due to weather concerns. After twice rescheduling, the City of Mandeville will now forgo a spring season closer and add this energetic, seven-piece party band to the fall Mandeville Live! season at the Mandeville Trailhead.

ART

DUNBAR GALLERY: The Mixed Media 2026 exhibition in the George Dunbar Gallery within the Slidell Cultural Center at City Hall, 2055 Second St. in Olde Towne, is featured through June 26. Arts advocate Nina Dunbar is juror and curator of the show. Gallery hours are Mondays-Thursdays, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., by appointment only, by calling (985) 646-4375.

HEALING: The soon-to-open exhibition of St. Tammany Hospital Foundation’s Healing Arts Rotating Gallery Series will hang May 18-Aug. 17 on the first floor of the Covington hospital.

LOVE: An exhibition by photographer Rusty Costanza, “Love in the Face of ALS: A Photographic Journey,” continues in the Miriam Barranger Gallery, in the Art House, 320 N. Columbia St., Covington, through May 27.

ATRIUM: An exhibition of work by longtime northshore artist and arts educator Gail Hood will remain on display in the Atrium Gallery on the Christwood residential complex campus through May 30.

ART MARKET: Visit Art in the Alley during the May 29 block party in downtown Covington. The market will stretch along the 300 block of Columbia Street from 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Stroll the market for hand-made arts that include pottery, jewelry, metal sculpture, stained glass,

QUILTS: The Gulf States Quilting Association will hold its 21st Biennial Quilt Show in the Harbor Center near Slidell on June 26-27 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.

The juried show will feature more than 200 quilts from multiple Gulf Coast state quilt artists, a merchant mall and a Quilters Boutique with handmade items. This year’s theme, “Jewels of the South,” promises quilts that inspire the look of gems or embodies the brilliance of jewels. The show will present a kaleidoscope of shapes and colors, combining a family of quilts that will be either primarily traditional, modern, improvisational, representational or artistic under one roof. Admission is adults $12 per day or $15 for a 2-day pass. Children under 12: $5.

COMMUNITY GUMBO NEIGHBORS: The Hermadel/Carolyn Park/Bayou Cache Residents’ Association plans a May 14 neighborhood meeting that features a meet and greet with candidates running for Slidell chief of police and council members at large to hear their plans and priorities if elected. Meet at the American Legion Post, 1680 St. Ann Place. Potluck at 6 p.m.; meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. Bring a dish if possible, but no alcohol. Questions? Call group President Jill Dalier at (504) 307-7715.

WIDOWS: The next general meeting of the Widows’ Social Club of Slidell is scheduled May 23 at 10 a.m. in the John Wesley Center at Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 360 Robert Blvd. A speaker from the Red Cross will talk about disaster relief, free smoke alarms and administering CPR. All widows welcome. Call Cindy Alberts at (985) 7077676 with questions.

SAVE THE DATE EVERYONE: To support and celebrate the LGBTQ community in the Slidell area, the nonprofit Connect Northshore will present an evening of enchantment, The Diamonds & Pearls Masquerade Ball, from 8 p.m.-11 p.m. on June 27 in The Harbor Center at 100 Harbor Center Blvd. The nonprofit’s mission is to create a world where all people—regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity—are accepted, supported and celebrated, as well as developing the ConnectNorthshore Community Center, a safe space for resources and belonging on the northshore. Ball tickets start at $50; VIP tables are $550 and up. Get them at https://shorturl.at/ lKGhf/. For sponsorship info, contact cara@connectnorthshore.org/.

Folsom-area pets get life-saving gear

BY MARGARET ALBERT

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It’s a situation no one wants to witness: Returning home to find it engulfed in flames and firefighters battling to save a structure filled with possessions, memories and — tragically — the family pets.

Smoke inhalation is one of the leading causes of pet death in house fires involving animals — estimated to claim 40,000 animals annually — and until just recently, Capt. Adam Shields of St. Tammany Fire District No. 5 in Folsom confirms that his district did not any lifesaving veterinary equipment to help animals in his community.

But today, thanks to the Folsom Veterinary Clinic, Shields says the district has three new Animal Rescue Packs of pet oxygen masks and tubing designed for different sizes and species of

supplies manufactured specifically for veterinary use are included. The masks, in small, medium and large sizes, can be sanitized and used again.

Oxygen masks made for humans can lose 90% of the oxygen being delivered when used on an animal, which is why the new pet kits are now one of the critical resources on a fire truck.

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The nonprofit Brooke It Forward Foundation gives birthday boxes filled with party supplies to children who might not otherwise get to celebrate.

FUNDRAISERS CELEBRATE: The Brooke It Forward Foundation is celebrating its seventh anniversary with its first upscale fundraising brunch, Birthdays & All That Jazz, on June 12 from 11 p.m.-2 p.m. at the Country Club in Covington.

Wearing chic brunch attire in shades of blue and gold is encouraged for the live jazz, a spirited round of Bingo, a delicious brunch, signature drinks, a silent auction and carefully curated experiences. All proceeds help ensure that children in need are celebrated on their birthdays.

The foundation has delivered more than 3,300 ‘birthday boxes’ to date. Individual tickets $135 for individuals or $1,500 for a reserved table of 10 at https://www.brookeitforward.org/.

PROM: The fifth annual Project Blessings 2026 Adult Prom fundraiser to support

the mission to end homelessness for veterans, one bed at a time. Takes place June 6 at the American Legion Post 16 in Covington from 7 p.m.11:30 p.m. Prom King Michael Cochran and Queen Jasmine Jones will be crowned. Individual tickets start at $44.52, including fees, on eventbrite. com.

NAMI WALKS NORTHSHORE: A 5K walk hosted by NAMI Southeast Louisiana on May 16 from 8:30 a.m. until noon raises money for mental health awareness and resources. Takes place on the Safe Haven campus, 23577 Martin Way, near Mandeville.

Download the Fundraise4NAMI app to create a donation link. Teams compete to raise the most funds. The top prize is a pizza oven or RayBan sunglasses. For more, visit NAMIWalks Southeast Louisiana-Northshore.

Notice is hereby given pursuant to Article 7, Section 23(C) of the Louisiana Constitution and La R.S. 47:1705(B) that a public hearing of the Assessment District in St. Tammany Parish will be held at its regular meeting place in Room 1110 of the St.Tammany Parish Justice Center, located at 701 N. Columbia Street, Covington, LA on Thursday, June 18th, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. to consider levying additional or increased millage rates without further voter approval or adopting the adjusted millage rates after reassessment and rolling forward to rates not to exceed the prior year’s maximum. The estimated amount of tax revenues to be collected in the next year from the increased millage is $7,879,420.37, and the amount of increase in taxes attributable to the millage increase is $1,551,110.28.

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Mandeville sophomore Ciara Sergi won the Division I tennis singles state title on May 2.

Mandeville sophomore turns positive mindset into singles state title

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Lakeshore senior Grant Boullion celebrates his solo home run against Brusly on May 8.

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Lakeshore shows grit before falling in semifinals sweep at Brusly

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

The clock finally struck midnight on Lakeshore’s playoff run — literally.

But that didn’t stop the Titans from fighting all the way to the end or the early hours of the next day.

On a rainy Friday evening, fifth-seeded Lakeshore had the second game of its Division II nonselect semifinal series moved to a new field and delayed an hour and a half to an 8 p.m. start time.

The Titans fell behind in the first inning as top-seeded Brusly earned a 9-5 series-clinching

victory at Plaquemines’ Joe Distefano Field on May 8.

“It’s never okay to lose, and you shouldn’t be okay with losing,” Lakeshore coach Jacob Seward said. “But what this senior class did for the program is instill toughness into the culture of our program. We were sitting at 3-7 early in the season, and no one really believed in us.

But the kids bought into what we were selling and reached the semifinals. I hope my younger guys learn from that.”

Lakeshore (20-15) was nearly two and a half hours into the game before a lightning delay at 10:24 p.m. resulted in an hour and 18-minute pause. It was one

more piece of adversity in a season filled with it as the game didn’t end until 12:20 a.m. with lightning still firing off in the distance.

“It started back in August,” Lakeshore senior Grant Boullion said. “Nobody knows what we went through to get here.

We were at morning workouts.

Practices every day. Late hours.

This is just a tough team. This senior class has been through it all, so we hope the next class can go win state next year.”

Boullion provided one final spark for the Titans’ offense.

The catcher led off the bottom of the seventh with a home run to right to score Lakeshore’s

fourth run of the series. The Titans scored three more runs in the inning and nearly brought the tying run to the plate before a pop-out to center field ended the game in the early morning hours of May 9.

“I know everyone in this dugout is going to battle for their teammates, and we showed that tonight,” Lakeshore senior Mason Lomonaco said. “We’re never going to give up, and we’re going to attack the best that we can. When the umpire says play, we’re ready.”

The Panthers took advantage of the wildness of Lakeshore

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A pair of three-year starters lead St. Paul’s to third lacrosse state title

BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

When Austin Danielson took over as head coach and program director of St. Paul’s Lacrosse, his focus was on getting his 31 players to fully buy into his philosophy.

He’d been a five-year assistant at St. Paul’s, so his players were familiar with him and the style of play he expected.

It all paid off on May 3 when St. Paul’s won its third lacross state championship with a 10-5 victory over Loyola College Prep. The title match was played at St. Paul’s Hunter Stadium in Covington.

“Winning the state title is an amazing feeling, and I’m so proud of our players and coaching staff.

The guys really earned it. They handled whatever adversity came their way, sticking together and playing great team lacrosse,” Danielson said.

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ä See ST. PAUL’S, page 2B St. Paul’s Kyle Olsen (17) won offensive MVP honors at the LHSLL state championship game on May 3.

Mandeville tennis standout Ciara Sergi is a naturally positive person.

The sophomore said her sunny outlook helps her stay locked in on the court, but don’t let the smile fool you; she wants to win.

Sergi was simply dominant en route to a Division I tennis singles state title at Forsythe Park in Monroe on May 2.

“It definitely felt amazing in the moment,” Sergi said about winning the state title. “I had a lot more people that I knew this year to be there to celebrate the moment. I definitely felt a lot better than last year.”

Last season, Sergi was the state runner-up, falling 6-4, 7-5 to St. Joseph’s senior Ella Mancuso. This year was a different story, as Sergi dropped just four games in five state tournament matches.

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St. Paul’s doubles team uses chemistry to win state crown

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

It all started as juniors for the St. Paul’s tennis team of William Cather and Jeffrey Roth Jr. The duo teamed together for the first time last year during a seasonopening loss to a team from Ocean Springs, Mississippi. But there was a silver lining.

Cather was coming back from a year-plus tennis hiatus, and that match proved to be the building block of something special.

“The second that match ended, even though we lost, I told Coach (Brett Schwartz) that I wanted to keep playing with Jeffrey,” Cather said.

So the duo went to work building their skills and chemistry, and those labors paid off on May 2 with a doubles state title after a threeset victory in the Division I finals at Forsythe Park in Monroe.

“I didn’t even realize for a second,” said Cather about the winning point. “We had been playing for three hours straight. In that last point, I just looked at Jeffery, and he opened his arms up to give me a hug, and I realized that

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STATE GOLF RECAP

Mandeville’s Greene shares state runner-up honors

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

PHOTOS BY JON NASTASI PHOTOGRAPHY

PJP II’s Shealan Biniam tosses the ball under pressure from a Bonnabel defender.

First-year PJP II flag football team wins district crown in undefeated fashion Staff report Pope John Paul II girls’ flag football coach Danny Clavier couldn’t help but smile when he looked back on the Jaguars’ inaugural season.

“I was really proud of them, especially for our first season,” Clavier said. “To be undefeated district champs in our first season is special. The districts aren’t divided up by size like the other sports. There is only one group in our area.”

The Jaguars locked up an undefeated district title with an 8-0 regular season record. Their district included Kenner Discovery, Bonnabel, Northlake Christian, St. Helena, Hannan and Chalmette.

PJP II opened the playoffs with a victory before a 6-0 loss to Dominican on April 27 to finish with a 9-1 record.

The team of 22 girls included a mix of eighth-graders all the way up to the squad’s six seniors.

The Jaguars also had a large mix of multisport athletes, including teammates who also played soccer, volleyball, basketball, track, tennis and powerlifting.

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The Pope John Paul II girls’ flag football team earned a perfect 8-0 regular record in their first season.

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The St. Paul’s lacrosse team celebrates winning its third state title after a 10-5 victory over Loyola Prep on May 3.

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Continued from page 1B “It came down to us being a balanced team with lots of depth and executing at a really high level, especially in the playoffs. We leaned on both our offense and defense with a truly balanced effort. We felt confident that if we played to our standard, we’d be successful.”

The Wolves (13-1), who captured state championships in 2017 and 2019, knocked off Brother Martin 21-4 in the quarterfinals before edging Jesuit 11-10 in the semis to advance.

St. Paul’s senior captain Kyle Olsen, who recorded two goals and two assists, was named the championship game’s Offensive MVP.

St. Tammany was wellrepresented at the 2026 LHSAA State Championship Golf Tournament on May 4-5 in Lafayette.

In Division I, the Mandeville boys’ team finished third with a two-day total of a 19-over-par 595, just two strokes behind state runner-up St. Thomas More. Jesuit took home the state title with a 587 total.

Mandeville sophomore Parker Greene fired a five-under-par 67 on the final day to finish with a 142 total. His two-under-par total earned him state individual co-runner-up honors with Airline’s Hudson Greene and Jesuit’s Duke Nitcher.

The next lowest St. Tammany finisher was St. Paul’s Bennett Lanasa, who finished tied for seventh with a two-over-par 146. Northshore’s Justin Lotz carded a 68 on the final day to amass a sixover-par 150.

Other Mandeville finishers included Wayne Kabrich (150), along with 153 totals by Matthew Young, Bradley Wall and Ben Hendricks.

St. Paul’s finished tied for fifth with a 615 total.

Timothy Wolfe (156), Elijah Dufrene (156) and Parker Church (168) rounded out the Wolves’ qualifying finishers.

In Division III, Pope John Paul II senior Gus Pizza finished 30th with a two-day total of 167.

In Division IV, First Baptist seventh-grader Landon Lotz posted rounds of 73 and 79 to finish fourth with an eight-over-par 152.

“It was a great way to end it,” Olsen said. “It’s an absolute honor to win a championship with my teammates.

Thank God for giving us the ability, and I’m grateful to my brothers, coaches, family and fans for their support.”

Olsen, who is a three-year starter, converted on 13-of17 faceoffs (76% win) in the title match to spark the Wolves’ offense.

“I love taking the faceoffs,” Olsen said. “During my sophomore year, I attended a national event, the Las Vegas Faceoff Factory Best of the West overnight camp. I use those drills to improve my faceoff ability, getting reps with my teammates and helping them get better.”

Olsen, whose family relocated from Las Vegas when

In Division I, Mandeville finished fourth as a team (334) behind state champion Southside, which posted a 320 total.

Mandeville’s Steffi Heitz was the highest individual finisher with a 15-overpar 161. Teammate Taylor Galiano posted a 173. St. Scholastica’s Beth Baugh carded a two-day total of 183.

In Division II, the lowest St. Tammany finisher was Christ Episcopal’s Malaina Burke with a two-day total of 213.

St. Paul’s Merrick Ancar, left, was named defensive MVP at LHSLL state championship game.

and said Olsen is a difference-maker.

“He’s our faceoff guy, and in my opinion, he’s the best in Louisiana history,” Danielson said. “He’s a very complete player and can do it all, and he is a tremendous passer.”

St. Paul’s employed a balanced scoring attack led by sophomore Griffin Brownell’s four goals.

Freshman August Zornes added three goals while junior Landon Zornes chipped in one goal and three assists.

While the offense was St. Paul’s Griffin Brownell (9) celebrates one of his four humming, senior keeper Brycen Stegemeyer helped goals on May 3. keep Loyola Prep at bay.

Senior Merrick Ancar also he was 10, came to St. Paul’s New Jersey. as an eighth-grader. Now, he Danielson, a 2017 Man- delivered a sterling perforwill continue his lacrosse deville grad, served as the mance, earning Defensive playing career at Stevens Wolves’ offensive coordina- MVP honors.

“As a three-year varsity Institute of Technology in tor for the last two years,

starter, it means an awful lot to me,” Ancar said. “I started my sophomore year and played with my older brother Elias when he was a senior. I have some very special memories of that time playing together. I’ve always been motivated to play with my brother and for my dad, Gerald, one of my assistant coaches. That’s a really special thing.”

Ancar will attend Maine Maritime Academy on a lacrosse scholarship and plans to become a riverboat pilot.

“We had a great defensive championship match, playing with confidence,” Ancar said. “I enjoy studying game film, and I know how to properly run our defense, giving us an advantage. I love communicating with my teammates.”

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SIGNING DAY

Wolverines celebrate 16-person signing class

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Northlake honored a historic college signing class on May 7. Athletes honored include, front row from left, Emma Romano (Southeastern, track & field), Ella Gallagher (Southeastern, cheer), Ava Harms (Southeastern, dance), Grace Sims (Southern Miss, dance), Ava Dale (track and field), Allie Kitterlin (Pearl River CC, dance), Khloe Duncan (Millsaps, volleyball), Abigail Willie (Millsaps, softball/volleyball), Maggie Busentiz (Covenant College, soccer); back row from left, Wyatt Perritt (Millsaps, football), Nathan Jones (Centenary, basketball), Landan Luparello (Massachusetts Martitime, football), Luke McAdams (East Mississippi CC, baseball), Max Millett (Nunez CC, baseball), Jordan Willis (Delta State, football) and Kam Casnave (Norfolk State, football).

Four football players, D-I pole vaulter highlight Northlake’s historic signing class

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Northlake Christian’s Wood Gymnasium was packed on May 7 as the school celebrated a historic college signing class.

Sixteen athletes were recognized across nine sports, highlighted by four football players and a Division I track and field athlete.

Running back Kam Casnave is headed to Norfolk State.

“It just feels amazing,” Casnave said. “I just thank God for the opportunity, and for everybody in my circle who helped me and pushed me to be where I am right now. The coaches at Norfolk took a chance on me to make my dreams come true.

I feel like it is a good place to get my foot in the door, so I can grow as a football player and a person.”

During his five seasons at Northlake, Casnave ran for 5,439 yards on 733 carries with 91 touchdowns, finishing as a four-time offense MVP. Two-way player Jordan Willis is headed to Delta State.

“I’m very excited, and I’m very grateful for the opportunity to play at the next level,” Willis said. “Recruiting was a rollercoaster. Being a coach’s son wasn’t always easy,

but it worked out. I worked really hard to be where I’m at, and I’m very blessed to have this opportunity.”

The first-team All-District 9-2A offensive athlete selection finished last season with 505 yards rushing and six TDs on 55 carries to go with 315 yards receiving and four TDs on 13 catches. Defensively, he was a lockdown corner with 25 assists, 18 tackles, four PBUs, four interceptions and two defensive TDs. Lineman Landan Luparello, who didn’t start playing football until the seventh grade, is headed to Division III Massachusetts Maritime Academy.

“I grew up on the water, driving boats, so when I realized the Maritime was an option for me, I went up for a visit and fell in love with the campus,” Luparello said.

“It reminds me a lot of Northlake because it is a really small community where everybody knows everybody. It reminds me of home.”

Wyatt Perritt, a four-year starting offensive tackle, is headed to Division III Millsaps.

“Millsaps was my first offer, and they never let up,” Perritt said. “It felt like a place that I belong. Today is special. Football has been a coping mechanism for me for many

years. My brother committed D-I, so I always wanted to follow in his footsteps. Now, I get to play nextlevel football, so that’s the most important thing in my life right now.”

Class 2A state champion pole vaulter Emma Romano is headed to Southeastern to live out her dreams.

“I was going through the recruitment process for eight months, maybe, and Southeastern was a school that I always wanted to go to,” Romano said. “I had a really good senior season that went the way it was planned. I reached out to Coach Mike (Rheams Jr.), and it was good. I feel very complete. I feel like all my effort paid off.”

Romano, who also did gymnastics her whole life, took up pole vault in middle school and never looked back. She has also broken Northlake’s outdoor pole vault record three times and the indoor pole vault record four times.

Two-sport standout Abigail Willie is headed to Millsaps to play softball with the opportunity to also play volleyball for the Division III Majors.

“Today means a lot. I feel like I worked hard to get here, and I wasn’t sure if it was going to happen. I’m so glad I had the opportu-

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Lakeshore trio announces their college destinations Contributing writer

A trio of Lakeshore football players announced their college destinations on May 8.

Running back Shawn Brown and lineman Bryce Stigler are headed to the Maine Maritime Academy in Castine, Maine, while Caleb Bourg will compete in the high jump at Mississippi Christian University.

“I’m anxious to get there,” Brown said. “It’s going to be different weather and a different environment that I’m ready for. And I’m not going to be alone since Bryce (Stigler) is coming with me.

“I didn’t play football until my sophomore year, but the three years have been great. All my teammates and coaches have been great.

They put me on a path that has gotten me to this point. The academy will allow me to get a good education as well as teach me to be able to work on boats, something I’ve always wanted to do.”

Stigler said Maine offered him the best of both worlds — a chance to play football while developing his career.

“I was blessed to be able to come to Lakeshore,” Stigler said. “It’s a great school, and I was fortunate to play with a great bunch of

Pearl River Community College with the school’s String of Pearls.

She was on Northlake’s varsity dance team for four years. n Ava Harms will dance at Southeastern with the Lionettes. In 2024, she was awarded the NCS Dance “Wolverette Award.” n Max Millett will play baseball at Nunez Community College next season. The 5-foot-9, 155-pound outfielder has a .325 career batting average, a .505 career OBP and 63 stolen bases. n First baseman Luke McAdams will play baseball at East Mississippi Community College. The 6-foot-3, 225-pound infielder, who started as a soccer player in his youth, has a .391 career batting average and .690 on-base percentage. n Outside hitter Khloe Duncan will play volleyball at Division III Millsaps. The All-State selection finished with 446 kills, 297 digs, 45 aces and 22 blocks last season.

Duncan finished her NCS career with over 1,000 kills and two state titles. n Track and field standout Ave Dale was also honored at the ceremony, as she holds several offers to play at the next level. She won the Region 3-2A javelin crown with a throw of 108 feet, 4 inches.

Fontainebleau senior will play two sports at Widener University

Three Lakeshore athletes announced their college destinations on May 8. Those athletes are, from left, Shawn Brown (Maine Maritime Academy, football), Bryce Stigler (Maine Maritime Academy, football) and Caleb Bourg (Mississippi Christian University, track and field).

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nity to do this. I’m really grateful,” Willie said.

“I love both sports so much, but it would be nice to focus on just one, so we’ll see what happens.”

As a pitcher, Willie recorded 192 strikeouts with a 1.95 ERA last season, and she finished her high school career with 783 strikeouts.

At the plate, she hit .418 with a .509 on-base percentage. As a setter on the volleyball team, she finished with over 2,000 career assists and two state titles.

Other signees include: n Nathan Jones will play basketball for Division III Centenary College. Last season, he averaged 12 points and six rebounds per game while shooting 35% from beyond the arc. n Maggie Busenitz is headed to Division III Covenant College to play soccer. She was a three-time All-District selection and threeyear team captain. n Ella Gallagher is headed to Southeastern to cheer. She also competes in gymnastics with several first-place finishes on bars. n Grace Sims will dance for Southern Mississippi and was a two-year member of the Wolverettes. n Allie Kitterlin will dance at

guys. I love football, but the job I’m going to be getting after graduating, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity, and getting to play football was an added bonus.”

Lakeshore first-year football coach Hunter Bonvillain, who served as an assistant for the past four seasons, said all three signees earned their spots.

“These two boys are great human beings,” Bonvillain said. “Bryce (Stigler) is your prototype offensive lineman. When you think of an offensive lineman, he’s the guy that you think of. The man likes to eat and fire off the line to block.

“Shawn (Brown) fits our culture and what we do better than anyone. He’s not the fastest guy in the world, but he’s a hard runner who runs well. He’s not going to outrun people, but he’s going to outhit people.”

Wide receiver and defensive back Caleb Bourg is headed to Mississippi Christian University in Clinton, where he will be a high jumper.

“My four years here have been great,” Bourg said. “I’ve had amazing support from all of my coaches, teammates and teachers. I feel that Lakeshore has prepared me for the next four years of my life, and I can’t wait to get to work, go to college and make stuff happen.”

Fontainebleau senior Margrit Pelto comes from a family of athletes.

So the 5-foot-7 competitor took to the hardwood and the volleyball court and the discus throw in middle school, but by the time high school rolled around, she decided to focus on volleyball and basketball.

But the discus was calling her name, so she picked it up again as a junior, and the rest is history.

Pelto signed to play basketball and throw the discus at Division III Widener University in Chester, Penn., on May 8.

“I’ve been dreaming of this since I was a kid,” Pelto said. “It’s surreal that I earned my way. I couldn’t have done this without my mom. She has been my rock throughout this whole process, and I’ve had my siblings, too. It’s always a competition between my three older siblings. I just couldn’t walk off the court and never go back on again.”

Pelto, who has played basketball for the past 10 years, said she feels she has more potential with the discus, so she reached out to Widener’s basketball coach and then the track and field coach to see if playing both sports would be possible.

“When I went to visit, they were all very nice to me, and it made me very sure that I wanted to go there,” Pelto said. “I’ve always wanted to play basketball in college. It got to a point where I could play basketball and throw at the same school. I really couldn’t choose between the two sports because I love them both so much. I really just wanted to give myself a chance to do both.

“Who knows if I will continue to do both for all four years, but I wanted to

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Fontainebleau’s Margrit Pelto was all smiles as she signed to play basketball and throw the discus at Widener University on May 8.

give myself grace and be able to have the chance to do both sports in college.”

A two-year basketball starter, Pelto finished with 211 points, 126 rebounds, 39 steals and 39 assists. In track and field, Pelto qualified for the Class 5A state meet in the discus with a throw of 106 feet and seven inches.

As for why she chose a college so far from home, the answer is simple.

“I’ve lived in Louisiana my whole life, so I’ve longed for a change in scenery,” Pelto said. “My oldest brother went to college in Ohio and played sports there. My sister went to Virginia, so it has just kind of been in our family to go far away. There are not a lot of programs that offer biomedical engineering, but Widener has a great biomedical program.”

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MANDEVILLE Continued from page 1B

She defeated Mount Carmel freshman Caroline Melius, 6-0, 6-3, to win the state championship. It was a rematch of the regional final that Sergi also won.

That match came at the end of a three-match slate on the final day, as the tournament was delayed by rain.

“Going into it, I was a little nervous, but I just took Saturday as an opportunity to refresh,” Sergi said. “My

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quarterfinals match was really cool because it was against a foreign exchange student from Italy. I was excited for it. I was just looking at the whole day as an opportunity to play three matches.”

Mandeville coach Sean Esker said Sergi played her best tennis at the right time.

“I think she showed some resilience and adaptability with the weather issues,” Esker said. “She was focused, especially after making it to the finals and finishing as runner-up last year.

Winning a state title was definitely a goal that she

wanted to achieve, so it was good to see her put forth her best effort despite all the distractions and achieve that goal.”

Despite only being a sophomore, she has won two regional championships and played in the state final match twice.

Sergi said she started playing when she was six, and she has no plans to slow down.

“My family kind of put me in the sport, but as I kept playing, I just fell in love with playing tennis,” Sergi said. “I try to be really positive on the court, and that’s

something that helps me get through every match. I like to stay in shape, and tennis helps with that. I just want to keep improving.”

Esker said Sergi’s work ethic sets her apart.

“She works really hard at this and gives up a lot of her time to be the player that she is,” he said. “When she is on the court, she just knows what shots she needs to make and what she has to do to win the point. She doesn’t get easily rattled either. Even when things aren’t going her way, she finds a way to turn it around.”

The doubles team of St. Paul’s seniors William Cather, left, and, Jeffrey Roth Jr. won the Division I state tennis title on May 2.

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Continued from page 1B we had just won. That was great. It was a phenomenal feeling.”

The duo had to play three matches, starting at 8 a.m., in a single day to claim the state title after the tournament was pushed back a day by rain.

“Honestly, it was just one match at a time,” Cather said. “We were just so locked in about what was going on in the match that we never thought about getting tired. That kept us going physically because we knew we had to get through it. We were prepared men-

tally. Honestly, after seven hours of tennis in one day, I never felt like we were completely spent.”

The team needed to go to a tiebreak in the second set of the quarterfinal and final matches to advance.

The duo knocked off the team of Brother Martin’s Dillan LaFrance and Semaj Rouege, 7-5, 4-6 and 7-6 to win the state title. It was a rematch of the regional final.

“They put in a lot of hours on their own,” St. Paul’s tennis coach Schwartz said.

“They do tennis practice with us. They do tennis practice with Stone Creek.

They went above and beyond. They were playing matches and tournaments

to create a great chemistry between the two of them.”

It was also a bit of redemption as the duo lost in the semifinals last season.

“It’s all about the chemistry,” Roth said, who battled through a foot blister in the finals match. “Something that me and Cather did well this year was that if either of us missed a shot, we took like 10 seconds to ourselves, and then we moved on to the next point. And we celebrated our successes. We made sure our chemistry was good from Day 1.”

Cather agreed: “Individually, we are good tennis players, but we are not great tennis players. Together, we are great tennis players.

Our presence on the court

and how we interact is something special. We want each other to succeed.”

Cather and Roth also helped St. Paul’s claim a state runner-up title as a team. The doubles team of sophomores William Authement and Peyton Pear made it to the quarterfinals, while singles competitor Harrison Mayfield lost in the first round.

“We honestly could not have won our state title without our teammates cheering us on in the last match,” Roth said. “They helped us pull through a really long day. And it was cool to win state runner-up as a team. It was great to help bring another trophy home to the school.”

Obituaries Baird, Karen

Karen Ruth Linhardt Baird, of Slidell, Louisiana, passed away on April 30, 2026, at the age of 78, leav‐ ing behind a life marked by devotion and steadfast love for her family. She was born October 25, 1947, in St. Louis, Missouri, to her loving parents, the late Carleen Schultz Linhardt and Edward H. Linhardt.

Karen is the beloved wife of William Richard Baird Jr.; adored mother of Car‐ rie Baird Nettles (Cris), Anne Baird Brandt, and William Richard Baird III (Lana); proud grandmother of Blake Baird (Dari), Zoe Nettles, Cate Nettles, William “Liam” Richard Baird IV, Aubrey Brandt, and Ryan Baird; and trea‐ sured sister of Joan E. Schepis. She also leaves behind, to cherish her memory, a host of ex‐ tended family members and dear friends. Karen graduated from John Mc‐ Donogh High School and later earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Texas Christian University.

Karen was formerly em‐ ployed as an office man‐ ager for Slidell Family Den‐ tal Care, where she was re‐ spected for her profession‐ alism, reliability, and kind manner. She also devoted herself to her home and family as a homemaker, a role she embraced with pride and dedication.

Karen was deeply involved in her community and was a founding Board Member of the Krewe of Selene Car‐ nival Club. She valued friendship, tradition, and the joy of shared celebra‐ tion. She was also an avid bowler, and she found hap‐ piness in baking cookies, pies, and cakes for those she loved. After retirement, Karen spent her time en‐ joying the simple plea‐ sures that meant the most to her. She loved being with her family, playing cards, sewing, and cruis‐ ing.

These moments brought her happiness and gave her the opportunity to spend time with the people she loved most. Her grand‐ children and her dogs were her pride and joy, and she cherished her time spent with them. Karen will be remembered for her loving heart, her devotion to fam‐ ily, and the many ways she enriched the lives of those around her. She will be deeply missed and forever held in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.

Audubon Funeral Home were entrusted with the arrangerments.

Whittington, Sammie L.

Tammany Parish School System, where she was a respected and beloved ed‐ ucator. She touched the lives of many students and colleagues throughout her career. Outside of her pro‐ fession, Sammie was an avid sports enthusiast who enjoyed volleyball and ten‐ nis and competed for sev‐ eral years as a Senior Olympian. She also served as a volleyball coach and developed a talent for making pottery, which she greatly enjoyed. She was known for her quick wit and sense of humor. She is survived by her brother and sister-in-law, William Duane and Sharon Whit‐ tington; her sister-in-law Norma Whittington; nieces and nephews, Shondra Broussard (Terry), Shelly Jenks (David), Michael Whittington (Shelley), and Sam Whittington; greatnieces and great-nephews, Sara, Hunter, Dylan, Kate, Cole, William and Jameson; many longtime close friends; and her partner’s extended family. She was preceded in death by her partner, Charles Lange; her parents S.W. and Lois Whit‐ tington; and her brother, Royce Whittington. The family extends special thanks to the staff of the Lacombe nursing facility for their care and support.

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SERVICE DIS‐ Louisiana, is hereby the in the Slidell Bidders also have TRICT NO. 1 soliciting State‐ City Council Cham‐ the option to review D/B/A ST. ments of Qualifica‐ bers, suite # 319, bid documents and TAMMANY tions (“SOQs”) 2045 Second St, submit bids elec‐ ✦ HEALTH ✦ TEM  TammanySYS Wednesday,from May 13, 2026 5B qual ified✦ and Slidell, LA 70458. tronically by visit‐ PUBLIC NOTICE St. Prepare for power outages today li censed general ing www. cen tral with a Generac Home Standby Any bid received bidding.com. Elec‐ ADVERTISEMENT 1. Pursuant to La. contractors (“Pro‐ Generator. Act now to receive a after closing time tronic bids will re‐ R.S. 38:2225.2.4 posers”) to provide FREE 5-Year warranty with will be returned un‐ qualifying purchase. Call 1-844-335- opened. quire a digital signa‐ (“CMAR”), notice comprehensive preREQUEST FOR 2962 today to schedule a free quote. ture. You must reg‐ is hereby given that construction designPROPOSALS FOR It’s not just a generator. It’s a power St. Tammany Parish assist services and A The Contractor shall ister directly with move.

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1-855-654-8207 Con tract Doc u ‐ Looking to promote your services or Public ADVERTISEMENT 1. Pursuant to La. contractors (“Pro‐ 2. Proposers must ments shall be con‐ Louisiana find a new hire? Deliver your classified message statewide for as sidered as respon‐ Bid Law Revised R.S. 38:2225.2.4 posers”) to provide submit SOQs to the little as $265 per week through the sive bidders for Statute 38:2212.A. REQUEST FOR (“CMAR”), notice comprehensive pre- Owner on or before Louisiana Press Association’s this project. A non- (1)(c) which dic‐ PROPOSALS FOR is hereby given that construction design- 2:00 p.m. local Classified Network. Pre-payment mandatory pre-bid tates parties autho‐ A required. To learn more, email St. Tammany Parish assist services and time on or before advertising@lapress.com or call meeting will be rized to submit bids CONSTRUCTION Hospital Service construction man‐ June 5, 2026. SOQs 225-344-9309. for pub lic con tracts.

MAN AGE MENT Employment held on Wednes‐ District No. 1 d/b/a agement at risk ser‐ received after that All re quired Cer tifi ‐ AT RISK (CMAR) day, May 20, 2026 St. Tammany Health vices for Fourth time will not be ac‐ Miscellaneous at 1:00 PM CST in cates of Liability In‐ PROJECT YMT Vacations. Over 50 guided System (the Floor Buildout – cepted. tours available. Affordable, social the Slidell City surance shall list the FOR ST. “Owner”), a po liti‐ South Tower Expan‐ and stress-free travel designed for Council Cham‐ City of Slidell as TAMMANY cal subdivision of sion (the “Pro‐ 3. Each SOQ shall mature travelers. Our tours include Job: Laboratory Assistant – in‐ PARISH HOSPITAL the bers, (suite # 319), “additionally State of ject”). The Owner be sealed in an accommodations, transportation, assists all aspects of laboratory envelope SERVICE DIS‐ Louisiana, is hereby issues this solicita‐ opaque 2045 Second St, sured”. baggage handling, sightseeing, entrance fees, a professional Tour work including but not limited TRICT NO. 1 Slidell, LA 70458. soliciting State‐ tion pursuant to the hand-delivered or Director and select meals. For a All ap plic a ble Fed ‐ D/B/A ST. The pre-bid meeting ments of Qualifica‐ authority granted to sent by registered or limited time SAVE $250 on all tours. to conducting research, may include a non- eral, State, Local TAMMANY tions (“SOQs”) it by La. R.S. certified mail, return Call YMT today. 1-877-914-7029 laws, or di nances, receipt requested, HEALTH SYS TEM manda tory visit to from qualified and 38:2225.2.4 F(1). maintaining colonies, assisting Donate your car, truck, boat, RV and and the rules and addressed to: St. the project site. li censed gen eral with inspections, etc., while more to support our veterans! regulations of all au‐ 1. Pursuant to La. contractors (“Pro‐ 2. Proposers must Tammany Parish Schedule a FAST, FREE vehicle PUBLIC NOTICE Service All bids shall be ac‐ thorities having ju‐ R.S. 38:2225.2.4 posers”) to provide submit SOQs to the Hospital pickup and receive a top tax maintaining standards of 2025sive AMENDED Owner on or before District No. 1, St. companied by bid risdiction over con‐ (“CMAR”), notice comprehen deduction!

Call Veteran Car pre-BUDGET safety, cleanliness and Donations at 1-844-742-5188 today! security in an struction of the pro‐ isNotice hereby given that construc tion debudget sign- 2:00 p.m. local Tammany Health is hereby given thatthe proposed 2025 amended time on or before System, 1202 South amount of five per‐ ject shall apply to St.forTam many Parish assist professionalism. the St. Tammany Parish Assessor's Officeser is vices and Health and Wellness contract Hos June hours 5, 2026. SOQs Tyler Street, Cov‐ available inspection Assessor's Office during normal cent (5.0%) of the the pitalfor publicSer vice atthe con struction man ‐ business DENTAL INSURANCE from Physicians located at701 North Columbia St. Covington, Louisiana. through out. sum of the base bid District No. 1 d/b/a agement at risk ser‐ received after that ington, Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company.

PUB LIC NO TICE Coverage for 400 plus procedures. and all alternates.

St. Tammany Health vices for Fourth time will not be ac‐ 70433, Attention: Company: St. Tammany Real dental insurance - NOT just a Randy Willett, the The form of this se‐ All proposals, bids System (the Floor Buildout – cepted. discount plan. Do not wait! Call Parish Mosquito ADVER TISE ‐ Abatement Owner’s Director, curity shall be as and applications are “Owner”), a politi‐ South Tower Expan‐ Original Amended now!

Get your FREE Dental Actual MENT FOR BIDS struction Man‐ SOQ Difference shall Con stated in the Instruc‐ welcomed. The city cal subdivision of sion (the “Pro‐ 3.

Information Kit with all the details! District 2025Each 2025 Difference 1-855-268-0108 ment and Cam‐ be sealed an (%) ageDollar Budget in Percentage ($) BudgetSummary: to Bidders in‐ encourages partici‐ the State of ject”). The Owner Budget SLIDELL POLICE tions www.dental50plus.com/morning envelope pus Transformation, cluded in the Bid pation by Minority, Louisiana, is hereby issues this solicita‐ opaque Revenue: #6258 DEPARTMENT $6,600,000 $6,471,171 -1.95% ($128,829) Women-Owned, and shall be identi‐ Documents for this soAd licvaloremtaxes iting State‐ tion pursuant to the hand-delivered or Location: 62436 FACILAirport ITY Rd., 3.54% $3,538 State revenue sharingifica‐ on the outside sent by$103,538 registered218.13% or fied project. An executed and Disadvantaged ments ofinvestments, Qual Home Improvement authority granted to 100,000 100,000 $318,129 $218,129 Intereston reimbursements Slidell, LA 70460 Replace your roof with the best the envelope with certified$67,072 mail, return fidavit and attesta‐ Business Enterprise tions (“SOQs”) it by La. R.S. 50,000 34.14% of $17,072 Other -City TaxBills, etc.

SLIDELL JOB af looking and longest lasting Proposer’s receipt$400,000 requested, 400,000 0.00% the $0 Parish Funding * (various taxing bodies) tion form must be firms. from qualified and 38:2225.2.4 F(1). material…steel from Erie Metal NO. 3001-24 $7,250,000 $7,359,910 to: 1.52% name, $109,910 return Total ad‐ addressed St. submitted prior to licensed general Roofs! Three styles and multiple Deposits are refund‐ con Parish dress, contractor’s bid award. tractors (“Pro‐ 2. Proposers must Tammany colors available. Guaranteed to last Minimum Qualifications: Expenditures: Bid No. 26-B015 a lifetime! Limited Time Offer. Up to able to bonafide posers”) license number, and Hospi$5,174,695 tal Service to provide submit SOQs to the$5,000,000 3.49% Salaries and related benefits 50% off installation + Additional Current driver’s license, basic it$174,695 shall also include District No. 1, 68.97% St. Contract Docu‐ prime bidders and com prehensive pre- Owner on or before 50,000 $84,486 $34,486 Education 10% off install (for military, health SEALED BIDS will 100,000 $35,149 -64.85% ($64,851) skills.

Capital Outlay may be exam‐ will be 50% refund‐ con struc tion design- 2:00 p.m. local Tammany Health the words “CMAR workers & 1st responders.) Call Erie technology be received by the mentsand $1,336,208 21.47% SOQ”, $236,208 and contain System, 1202 South sist serservices vices and time on or before 1,100,000 secured for able to all others asProfessional Metal Roofs: 1-855-582-6043 1,000,000 $1,194,735 19.47% $194,735 Operating services City of Slidell at the ined with re turn of com ‐ following Pro‐ Tyler $7,825,273 Street, Cov ‐ the con struction man‐ June 5, 2026. SOQs$7,250,000 $500 per set from 7.93% $575,273 Total Of fice of the Fi ‐ Prepare for power outages today Full job description available at the Architect, MP plete and un marked ject name “Fourth ing ton, Louisiana age ment at risk ser ‐ re ceived after that with a Generac Home Standby nance Director, Design Group, documents no later vices for Fourth time will not be ac‐ 70433, Attention: Floor Buildout – Generator. Act now to receive a stpmad.org/careers.

Please 2045 2nd St., Suite Randy Willett, the South Tower Expan‐ 918 than 10 days after Floor Buildout – cepted.

FREE 5-Year warranty with Slidell, PLCC, LIC NO TICE qualifying purchase. Call PUB 1-844-335Owner’s Director, sion”, St. Tammany send resume214, to South Ex pan ‐ Ave, Suite receipt of Bids.

ExcessTower of Revenue Over Expenses ($465,363) Louisiana, until Howard 2962 today to schedule a free quote.

System, Construction Man‐ Health sion (the Beginning “Proof‐Year3. Each SOQ shall Biloxi, MS Fund Balances $11,085,092 It’s not just a generator. It’s a power jobs@stpmad.org l0:00 A.before M. Central F, AD VERTISE ‐ Nonspendable -Prepaidbe Expenses TheAmounts Owner 39530, (228) 388- The bids shall be ject”). sealed in an agement and Cam‐ Covington, move.

Time St. on Tammany Thursday, 1950, MENT FOROctober BIDS 3, 2025.

Notin Spendable Form $525,246 pre sented in a sealed Louisiana”.

If the pus Trans for ma tion, isAssigned sues this solicita‐ opaque www.mpd envelope$7,800,000 June 4, 2026, for esigngroup.

Budget * Home Services envelope clearly tion and shall be identi‐ sealed SOQ is sent pur-2026 suant to the us. or Assigned -Retiree Health Benefitshand-delivered $2,500,000 Parish Mosquito Abatement is the above ref er ‐ SLIDELL POLICE DIRECTV- All your entertainment. fied on the outside by mail, the sealed auUnassigned thority granted to sent by registered or($205,517) tract Docu‐ marked: Nothing on your roof! Sign for MENT enced proemployer. ject, for Con DEup PART of the envelope with envelope shall be an equal opportunity it Fundby La. R.S.*** certified mail, return ments are also avail‐ Balances End of Year $10,619,729 Directv and get your first three the CITY OF FA CIL ITY Proposer’s enclosed in a sepa‐ able for public in‐ SEALED BIDS: 38:2225.2.4 F(1). months of Max, Paramount+, receipt requested, the SLIDELL, Showtime, Starz, MGM+ and PO‐ spection at the SLIDELL dressed to: St. name, return ad‐ rate mailing enve‐ JOB LOUISIANA. Bids Slidell Engineering LICE DEPART‐ 2. Proposers must ad Cinemax included. ChoiceSLIDELL package contractor’s lope with the nota‐ Tamnotice many Parish In regard to the 2025 amended budget, is hereby given thatall dress, $84.99/mo. Some restrictions will Public be pub licly Dept..

NO.apply.

3001-24 MENT FACILITY sub “SEALED cense number, and tion Public Notices Notices requirements of the Louisiana BudgetActLA 39:1310 etseqli have been satisfied. mit SOQs to the LocalHos pital R.S.Ser vice Call DIRECTV opened and read Public1-866-734-0452 Notices SLIDELL JOB Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Owner on or before District No. 1, St. it shall also include SOQ ENCLOSED” aloud thereafter in Bidders also have NO. 3001-24 Bid No. Dish Network: Get DISH Satellite TV26-B015 on the face of the en‐ the words “CMAR 2:00 p.m. local Tammany Health LOUIS FITZMORRIS, CLA the in the Slidell the option to review LOUISIANA + Internet! Free Install, Free HD-DVR SOQ”, and contain velope. Hand deliv‐ time on or be foreSt. Tammany Certified Louisiana Assessor, Parish Sys tem, 1202 South Upgrade, 80,000 On-Demand Movies, City Coun cil Cham ‐ SEALED BIDS will 5, 2026.

SOQs Tyler Street, Cov‐ the following Pro‐ ered SOQs will also bid documents and CONTRACTOR’S June Plus Limited Time Up To $600 Gift AMENDED 2025 BUDGET be In received by the bers, suite # 319, submit bids elec‐ LICENSE NO. Public Notices re*NOTES ceivedTOafter that ington, Louisiana ject name “Fourth be received, just be‐ Cards. Call Today!

1-855-654-8207 RE: Summary of Significant Accounting Policies per GASB and Louisiana Constitution & Statutes 2045 Sec ond St, City of Slidell at the Bids/Proposals time will not be ac‐ 70433, Attention: Floor Buildout – fore 2:00 p.m. local tronically by visit‐ Bid No. 26-B015 Office of the Fi‐ Slidell, LA 70458. ing time 2100, onthethe SOQ South Tower ExCodification pan‐ Section For financial reporting purposes, inRandy confirmity with Governmental Standards Board Assessor is cepted. www.central Wil lett, theAccounting nance Director, Any bid received bidding.com. Elec‐ Opening DATE an independently elected official created by the state constitution who sion”, office many withoutoversightresponsibility opening date, in the Owner’s Director, operates hisSt.ownTam to the Parish. LA Revised Statutes give each Assessor control over all of their operations. **** 2045 2nd St., Suite after closing time tronic bids will re‐ JUNE 4, 2026 System, Ponchatoula Con‐ 3. Each SOQ shall Construction Man‐ Health PUBLIC NOTICE 214, Slidell, will be returned un‐ quire a digital signa‐ 10:00 A.M. CST ence Room at St. ington, fund financial presented on the modified accrualfer basis of accounting. beThe amounts sealedreflected in in the angovernmental agement and statements Cam‐ areCov Louisiana, until opened. (i.e., when they become both measurable and available).

Ad ValoremTaxes are considered collected whenmany they are collected Tam Health Louisiana”.

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You must reg ‐ opaque en ve lope pus Trans for ma tion, by the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff/TaxCollector ADVERTISE‐ l0:00 A. M. Central ister directly with The City of Slidell hand-delivered or and shall be identi‐ sealed SOQ is sent System.

The Con trac tor shall MENT FOR BIDS Time on Thursday, by reserves. mail, GovernmentAccounting the sealed Central Bidding to reserves the right to sent by reg31, is2025, tered AtDecember the or Assessor had approximately $4,198,896 Standards Board fied on the out side of cash June 4, 2026, for hold a Louisiana StatementNo. 33 requires the Assessor to reportad valoremtaxes 2025 butnotyetreceived a receivable is poserswhich have the enveinlope shall be asPro lize this service. reject any or all bids. cer tified mail, return of the envelope with collected included in the Fund Balance. ** SLIDELL POLICE the above refer‐ Contractor's license uti You may also con‐ Blair Ellinwood receipt requested, the Proposer’s enclosed in a sepa‐ option to submit DEPARTMENT enced project, for in Building Con‐ tact them at 833- CITY OF SLIDELL ad(Ndressed electronically rate mail ing enhevea ring ‐ aSOQs ote : LA R .S . 34:1307 notice name, must be publishe d a t lead a st‐10 da ys prior to the public nd me e ting). to: St. return FACILITY the CITY OF struction.

Run many 10/ /2026 and 11/ /2026 in St.dress, Tammany Farmer Finance Director 412-5717.

Tam Parish contractor’s lope with the nota‐ through www.cen SLIDELL, 185534AP29‐ tion “SEALED tralbidding.com. If Hos pitalrate levied Ser license num ber,projected and to be 2.49. in vice 2024 was 2.31, 2025 was 2.00, 2026 * Millage SLIDELL JOB LOUISIANA. Bids Only bids from The signature on the MAY6-13-3T SOQ ENCPAs CLOSED” submitting an elec‐ Dis trict No. St. Financial it shall also include ** Summary of Note1, 1 of Annual Auditby Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC+LaPorte & Business Advisors NO. 3001-24 will be publicly contractors who bid must be that of $334.27 *** This includes $7,800,000 in revenue funding for 2027 operations. on the face of the en ‐ tronic proposal Tam many Health the words “CMAR se cure Con tract **** La Revised Statues 47:1901 & La Constitution Article 7 Section 24,ve 3 Section 12, Article 6 Section 5, and Article 6 Section opened and read lope.

Hand deliv ‐ through www.7 cen an authorized repre‐ Sys tem, 1202 South SOQ”, and contain Article Bid No. 26-B015 aloud thereafter in Documents from sentative of the cor‐ Tyler Street, Cov‐ the following Pro‐ ered SOQs will also tralbidding.com an the in the Slidell the Architect or be‐ electronic bid $510.36 bond ration, partner‐ ington, Louisiana ject name “Fourth be received, just 186182MAY6-13-20-3T SEALED BIDS will City Council Cham‐ who utilize Central po ship or other legal 70433, Attention: Floor Buildout – fore 2:00 p.m. local must be submitted. be received by the bers, suite # 319, Bidding to obtain en tity as defined by Randy Willett, the South Tower Expan‐ time on the SOQ All questions re‐ Docu‐ City of Slidell at the 2045 Second St, Contract date, in the gardingLegalthe elec‐ Owner’s St. Tammany opening Legal Public Legal Legal Director, sion”, Legal Legal shall be con‐ Louisiana Office Legal of the Fi‐ Slidell,Legal LA 70458. ments Legal toula Con‐ tronic Notices submission Law Construc tion Man‐ HealthNoticesSystem, PonchaNotices Noticesreceived sidered Notices NoticesRevised Notices Notices as respon‐ Bid nance NoticesDirector, Any bid fer ence Room at St. process shall be di‐ Statute 38:2212.A. age ment and Cam ‐ Cov ing ton, sive bid ders for 2045 2nd St., Suite after closing time Tammany Health rected to Central which dic‐ pus Transformation, Louisiana”.

If offering the price higher public during period starting 214, Slidell, will be returned un‐ this project. A non- (1)(c) Sys ding tates ties subject autho shall iden termsti‐ ending below, par the Bonds to ‐mandatory sinking fund redemption shalland also be subjectbe to the sealed SOQ isthesent on the earlier of following: (i) tem. the date on which the winningBid bidder has sold at at least(225) 10 mandatory pre-bid rized Louisiana, until opened.OFFICIAL and conditions in the Official Statement of the Issuer prepared connection withside the 810-4814. percent of that maturity of the Bonds to the public at a price that is no higher than the initial offering to subdescribed mit bids fied inon the out by mail, the sealed NOTICE OF BOND SALE meeting will be for l0:00 A. M. Central Bonds (the Statement"). tolope the publicshall or (b) thebe close of the posers fifth (5th) business Pro have day theafter the sale date. The winning pub lic"Official contracts. of the envelope with price enve Time on Thursday, The Contractor shall held on Wednes‐ All required Certifi‐ agrees toin promptly report to the whenmit it has sold percent ofately a maturity opFinancial tion Advisor to sub 4.10Im medi after the Proposer’s bidder entheclosed a sep aa ‐price $7,410,000 OF LIMITED TAX BONDS, SERIES 2026 June 4, 2026, for Security: The Bonds are being issued pursuant to Part II of Chapter 4 of Title 39 of the hold a Louisiana day, May 20, 2026 cates of of Bonds to the public at that is no higher than the initial offering price to thespec publiciiffied SOQs elec tron i cally the time Li a bil ity In ‐ name, re turn ad ‐ rate mail ing en ve ‐ Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, and other constitutional and statutory authority at 1:00 PM CST in sur that occurs prior to the close of the fifth (5th) business day after the salefor date.SOQs to be re‐ the above refer‐ Contractor's OF license through www. cen theof (i) refunding the Issuer's outstandingdress, tractor’s lope with the nota‐ (theance "Act"),shall for thelist purpose Limited Taxcon Certificates of enced project, for in Building Con‐ the Slidell City City tralbidding.com. If ceived, in the Pon‐ of Slidell license num ber, and tion In order“SEALED Indebtedness, Series 2015asand (ii) acquiring, constructing or improving parks, playgrounds, to provide the Issuer with information required to comply with certain conditions Coun cilOF LOUISIANA Cham‐ “ad the RECREATION CITY DISTRICT OF Nstruc O. 1 OFtion.

THE PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY , STATE chatoula Conoffer‐ submit ting an ‐ relating di tion ally in ‐ it shall also in clude SOQ ENCLOSED” recreation centers and other recreational facilities in the Issuer, together with the necessary of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the elec "Code"), to the exclusion bers, (suite # 319), sured”.

SLIDELL, ence Room tronic proposal thethereof, words “CMAR furnishings and equipment therefor , and paying the costs of issuance said Bonds to be on theonface of the ‐ income interest the Bonds from en gross for federal income tax purposes, the winning bidderat will St. Electronic bids via from PARITY 2045 Second St, LOUISIANA. Bids Only bids many Health secured and payable from an irrevocable pledge and dedication of theSOQ”, funds to be and derivedcon from tain the www. be complete, deliver to the Issuer (on cen or beforeTam the date of delivery of the verequired lope. toHand deexecute liv‐ andthrough until eleven (11:00) o'clock a.m.,who Central Time (Louisiana on Slidell, LATime), 70458. will will bebe received publicly con trac tors levy ap andplic collection a special to adjustment to ‐ Bonds) certification Aissue price" of the Bonds an substantially in the form attached System, 1202 South bidd ing. com All ableof Fed ‐ 6.05 mills tax (such rate being subjectthe followfrom ingtimePro ered aSOQs willregarding also thetral Tuesday, June 2, 2026 opened and read secure Contract The pre-bid meeting eral, time dueState, to reassessment) authorized to be levied each year through the year 2043 (the "Tax") appendix to the Preliminary Statementbid for the Bonds, subject a ‐ Tylerto modification Street, inCov electronic bond Local ject name “Fourth asbeanre ceived, just be‐ Official may include a nonaloud there after in Docwill within the corporate boundaries of the Issuer. uments acceptable to thelocal Issuer. Each bidder,be by submitting its bid, agrees to complete, execute ington, Louisiana must submitted. bids via PARITY be received byfrom the Board of Commissioners of Recreation laws, ordinances, Floor Buildout – manner fore 2:00 p.m. tory visit to theDistrict in Electronic the1 of the Slidell and deliver such a certificate by theAll date of delivery of the Bonds, if its bid is accepted.

It will be the Archi or (themanda No. Parish of St. Tammany, Statetect of Louisiana "Governing Authority") acting and the rules and questions re‐ 70433, SOQ en‐ South Exbond pan‐ the time on the SOQ Insurance: If the Bonds qualify for issuance of any policy Tower of municipal responsibility of the winning bidder to institute such syndicate reporting requirements, to make the pro site. State of regulaBond City Coun cil Cham ‐ of who utiDistrict lize Cen as the governing authority Recreation No. 1tral of the Parish of St.ject Tammany, ing the elec‐ velopes will be tions of all autherefor, ‐ sion”, many open ing date,orinotherwise the togard insurance or commitment the purchase of any such insurance policy St. or theTam issuance of such investigation, ascertain the facts necessary to enable it to make such bers, suite # 319,63350 Bid ding toMandeville, obtainLouisiana 70448, for the purchase of thor Louisiana (the "Issuer"),at Pelican Drive, opened pubshould liclybeand tronic submis sion such i ties hav ing ju ‐ Health Sys tem, Ponchatoula Concertainty. ‐ such commitment therefor shall be at the sole option and expense of such bidder and any certification with reasonable Any questions concerning certification bids shall beNotice ac‐ risany 2045 Sec ond Bonds St, aggregating the above described $7,410,000 Doc (the "Bonds") in accordance with this Contract u‐ All process shall be di‐ the information on diction con‐of the Bonds resulting by reason of theCov increased costsover of issuance same,ing shallton, be paid by such ference Room directed to the Issuer. at St. of Bond Sale.

Slidell, LA 70458. ments shall be con‐ companied by bid struc bidder.

Any of failure of insurance to beIf issued, tion theof the proBonds ‐ to be so insured or of any such policy Louisiana”. the Tammany Health rected to Central the outside of the in an ject Any bid received sidered as respon‐ security shall not constitute cause for the Bonds to accept delivery will be ding at certifies (225)it hasenanvelopes By submitting a bid for theBid Bonds, each bidder established industry shall apply to a failure or refusal by the purchaser of sealed SOQ is sent System.

Dateing of Sale:time Tuesday, sive June 2, 2026 (orders such otherfor date as may be determined an Executive amount of five per‐ the after clos bid of and pay for said Bonds in accordance with terms of the purchase contract. of municipal bonds. Theread Issuer will not accept bids aloud.

810-4814. by mail, the sealed reputation for underwriting new issuances of the Governing Authority). willOfficer be re turned un‐ this project. A non- cent (5.0%) of the throughout. contract from firms without an established industry reputation for underwriting new issuances of municipal envelope shall be bonds.

Proposers have the sum of the base bid Electronic Bids: Electronic bids will be received via PARITY, in the manner described opened.Hour of Sale: Elevenmanda tory pre-bid (11:00) o'clock a.m., Louisiana (Central) Time. option to submit 4. Immediately after 5. SOQs shall be below, until 11:00 a.m., Louisiana Time, Central Time, on Tuesday, en Juneclosed 2, 2026. in a sepa‐ meeting will be and all alternates. All time specified submitted in com‐ rate mailing enve‐ SOQs proposals, bids elec tron callyThe the Costs Paid by iIssuer: costs of preparing, selling and delivering the Bonds shall be The form of Mandeville, this se‐ and ap The ConPlace tractor shall held Park/Castine on Wednes of Sale: The Pelican Center, ‐63350 Pelican Drive, for SOQs to be re‐ pliance with the lope with the no ta ‐ pli ca tions are through www. cen No bid will be received after the time for receiving bids specified above.

To the extent any paid by the Issuer. cu rity shall be as hold a 70448, Louisiana Louisiana telephone (985) 626-7997. day, May 20, 2026 tion “SEALED wel comed.

The city instructions or directions set forth in PARITY conflict with this Notice of Bond Sale, the terms of tralbidding.com. If ceived, in the Pon‐ Owner’s Request Contractor's license at 1:00 PM CST in stated in the Instruc‐ en cha toulathe rightCon ferany ‐ andfor this Notice of Bond Sale PARITY, potential bidders EN CLOSED” cour ages par ticshall i‐ control. For further information aboutSOQ Rejection The‐Issuer reserves to reject all bids.Qualifications submit ting ofanBids: elec Acceptance and Confirmation of Sale: The Executive the Chairman tions and/or to Bid ders inof‐ pamay in Build ing Con ‐ the Slidell City Director contact at ity, i-Deal (212) 849-5021. on the face of the en‐ tronic tion byPARITY Minor proposal ence Room at St. which can be ob‐ thetion.

Governing Authority has been authorized by the Governing Authority the winning cludedto accept in the Bid Women-Owned, struc Coun cil Cham ‐ Waiver of Informalities: The Issuer reserves Health the right to waive any informalities tained from orthe many velope. Hand deliv‐ through www. cen Tam bid as provided for herein and award the sale of the Bonds. The Governing Authority will forconfirm this bers, (suite # 319), Documents Disclaimer: Each prospective electronic bidder shall be solely responsible registeralso to irregularities in any bid. ered SOQsto will the award at its meeting to be held at Six-thirty o'clock (6:30) p.m., Louisiana (Central) Time, on and Disadvantaged tralbidding. com an System, 1202 South Owner by request‐ pro ject.

An ex e cuted bid via PARITY as described above. Each qualified prospective electronic bidder shall be solely Only bids from 2045 Sec ond St, Wednesday, June 17, 2026. be received, just be‐ electronic ness Enterprise bid bond Tyler Street, Cov‐ ing it from Randy responsible to make necessary arrangements to access PARITY for the purposes of submitting its Good Faith Deposit: In the event a bid for the Bonds is accepted, the acceptance of such contractors who Slidell, LA 70458. affidavit and attesta‐ Busi Director, ington, Louisiana Willett, fore 2:00 ofp.m. firms. must besubject subtomit bid in a timely manner and in compliance with the requirements of this Notice Bond local Sale. bid shall be the ted. receipt of a good faith deposit (the "Deposit") from the Purchaser in the secure DateCon tract The meet ing to tion of Bonds: Delivery datepre-bid of the Bonds, anticipated be June form 24, 2026.must be ConThe struc tionshallMan ‐ 70433,amountSOQ en‐($74,100). time on the SOQ All ques tions re ‐ Neither the Issuer nor PARITY, shall have any duty or obligation to provide or assure access to amount of one percent (1%) of the principal of the Bonds Deposit be sub mit ted prior to Documents from may include a nonagement velopes willLouisiana be (Central) open date, inforthe De positsto any areprospective refund‐bidder, and neither the Issuer nor PARITY PARITY shalling be responsible a gard ing the ‐ made via wire transfer toelec the Issuer by 3:30 o'clock p.m., Time, onand the dayCam of ‐ bid award. and Denomination: The Bonds will be issued as fully registered bonds in Abookthe ArForm chitect or manda tory visit to pus Trans for mation, opened pubandlicly and credited bidder's failure register to bid or for proper operation of, or have any liability for any delays or ‐ the Pon chatoula Con able to tobonafide sale. The Deposit willsion be deposited by the Issuer the proceeds against the purchase tronic submis entry andtral registeredthe in the name Cede & Co., as nominee of The Depository Trust who utionly" lizeform Cen pro jectof site. interruptions or any damages caused by, PARITY. The Issuer is usingRoom PARITY at as St. a St.bid, Tam manywill Health the or inrefusal forma price of the Bonds. the case to tion comply on with such the deposit be ference bidof, ders and process shallInbe di‐of neglect New ob York, New York ("DTC"). DTC will act as securities Bonds, Condepository tract for the Doc u‐ prime BidCompany, ding to tain communication the electronic for the forfeited as and for liquidated damages. interest will beSys allowed on the amount of tem, whose the out sideNo of the manybiddingHealth will be 50%mechanism, refund‐and not as the Issuer's agent, to conduct Tam rectedto thetoIssuerCen tral and purchasers ofDoc the Bonds will notbids receiveshall certificates representing their may interestbe in the ments exBonds am‐ able Con tract u ‐ All be ac ‐ Bonds. to No other form of electronic bid or provider of electronic bidding services will be accepted. the Deposit.

System. all others Bidding at (225) envelopes will be email address is purchased. The Bonds will be in the denomination of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) each. and secured for with The Issuer is not bound by any advice and determination of PARITY to the effect that any ments shall be con‐ companied by bid ined read aloud. rwillett@stph.org, return of com‐ 810-4814. particular bid complies with the terms of this Notice of Bond Sale and in particular the ABid per set from The Municipal Advisor to the Issuer will communicate the instructions for deliverymail of theing sideredMaximum as respon ‐ Rate seAllowable: curity Sixin an(6%)$500 Interest per centum per annum. and whose Pro and unhereinafter markedset forth. All costs and expenses incurred Requirements" byposers prospectivehave bidders the in Deposit to the Purchaser upon the award of the sale of the Bonds. sive bidders for amount of five per‐ the Architect, MP plete ad dress is 1202 S. 5.

SOQs shall be op tion to sub mit doc u ments no later 4.

Im me di ately after connection with their registration and submission of bids via PARITY are the sole responsibility Design this proPaying ject. Agent A noncent Argent (5.0%) the Ruston, and Registrar: Trust of Company, Louisiana. Group, St., Coving‐ sub mit ted in com ‐ onTyler SOQs elec tron i cally than 10 days after the time spec i fied of the bidders; and the Issuer is not responsible, directly or indirectly, for any of such costs or Delivery of the Bonds: The Bonds will be delivered to DTC or as soon as practicable PLCC, 918 mandatory pre-bid sum of the base bid ton, LA 70433. ance with reexpenses. ceipt ofIfBids. www.cen a prospective bidder encounters any difficulty inthrough submitting, modifying or for June SOQs to inbe re‐ pli after 24, 2026, Abook-entry only" form. The Purchaserthe shall pay in Federal Funds on the Payment 1. TheHoward Bonds will bear interest from Ave, Suite meetingInterest will beDates: andMarchall1 andalSeptember ternates.

ReBonds. questThe Bonds will be delivered in withdrawing a bid for the Bonds, he should telephone PARITY at i-Deal or (212) 849-5021 tralbidd ing. com.andIf date of delivery balance purchase price of the ceived, in thethe Ponof‐ the Owner’s their delivery date until paid, payable on September 1, 2026 and F, semiannually on each March 1 Biloxi, MS held on Wednes ‐ The form of this se ‐ notify bids the Issuer's Municipal Advisor, Raymond James & Associates, Inc., 909 Poydras Street, for i fi ca tions In ter ested New Orleans, Louisiana, unless another placeQual shall be mutually agreed6. upon.

The shall be sub mit ting an elec ‐ and September 1 thereafter. cha toula Con fer ‐ day, May 20, 2026 curity shall be as 39530, (228) 388- pre Suite 1300, New Louisiana 70112 or (504) 595-3272. sented in aOrleans, sealed tronic proposal ence Room at St. which can be ob‐ Proposers must at‐ 1950, at 1:00 Manner PM CST in of Payment: stated in the In ‐ will Legal Opinion of Bond Counsel and Closing Documents: approving and Place Principal ofstruc the Bonds be payable www. in lawfulmpd money tained from the Thetend, in legal peropinion son, a en ve lope clearly through www.cen ofTam many Health Electronic Bidding Procedures: Electronic bids must be submitted for the purchase of theof theSlidell Foley & Judell, L.L.P., who hasOwner supervised the proceedings, the Bonds and tory the transcript to Bid ders in‐ esigngroup.us.

United StatesCity of Americations by the Paying Agent. by re quest ‐ manda proofject marked: tral bidd ing. com an Sys tem, 1202 South the Bonds (all or none) via PARITY. Bids will be communicated electronically to the Issuer at record as passed upon will be furnished without cost to the Purchaser. Said transcript will contain Docu‐ Council Cham‐ cluded in the Bid Contract ing it from Randy meet ing at 11 a.m. elec tronic bid Tyler Street, ‐ (i) a certificate that up to the time of delivery no litigation has 11:00 a.m., Louisiana time, on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. Prior to that time, a prospective bidderbond may the usual closing proofs,Cov including ments are also avail ‐ SEALED Maturity mature onfor March 1 of each of the following years and in bers, (suite # Schedule: 319), Bonds Docwill uments this Wil lett, Di recnecessary tor, on May 19,and2026 BIDS: must be sub mit ted. ing ton, Louisiana (1) submit the proposed terms of its bid via PARITY, (2) modify the proposed terms of its bid, in been filed questioning the validity of the Bonds or the taxes to pay the same, (ii) a in the principal amounts as follows: able for pub lic in ‐ 2045 Second St, project. An executed strucdescribed. tion Man‐ the Ponchatoula SLIDELL POterms ‐ as last modified will (unless the bidAll questions re‐ Continuing which event the proposed is withdrawn as described 70433, Disclosure SOQ Certificate en‐ asCon hereinafter Slidell, LA 70458. affidavit and attesta‐ spection at the LICE herein) constitute its bid for the bidselec are ‐ DEPART ‐ the Bonds, or (3) withdraw its proposed gardbid. ingOncethe velopes will be agement and Cam‐ Conference Room PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL gineering MENT The pre-bid meeting tion form must be Slidell En communicated electronically constitute sub an irrevocable pus Trans mation, at St. Committee Tammany CUSIP Numbers: It is anticipated that the for American Bankers' Association on FACIL ITY via PARITY to the Issuer, each bid will tronic mission opened pub licly and may include YEAR a non- subAMOUNT mitted prior toYEARDept.. AMOUNT offer to purchase the Bonds of the electronic (CUSIP) identification will be printedSys on the St. Tam many Healthnumbers Health tem, SLIDELL JOBon the terms therein provided. For purposes process shall bidding be di‐ Uniform the inSecurity formaIdentification tion on Procedures mandatory visit to bid award. process, the time as maintained on PARITY shall constitute the official time.

Bonds, but the failure to print such numbers shall not constitute cause for refusal by the Purchaser 2027 $405,000 2036 $390,000 tem, whose 1202 South Tyler NO. 3001-24 rected to Central tothe outside of the Sys the project site. accept delivery of and to pay for email the Bonds. No CUSIP identification number shall be deemed 2028 430,000 2037Bidders also 410,000 have address is Street, Covington, LOUISIANA ding at (225) toenbevelopes will be Bid Requirements: Each bid (i) shall be for the full amountBid of $7,410,000 in aggregate of any Bond or a part of the contract evidenced thereby, and no liability shall hereafter to review CON Con275,000 tract Docu‐2038the option 430,000 2029 Louisiana 70433. rwillett@stph.org, TRAC TOR’S 810-4814. readpart aloud. principal amount of the Bonds, (ii) shall name the rate or rates of interest to be borne by the Bonds, attach to the Issuer or any of the officers or agents thereof because of or on account of such All bids shall2030 be ac‐ ments 290,000 455,000 and may be exam‐2039bid documents sub ted by and whose mailidentification ing SOQs LI CENSE NO. (iii) shall prescribe one rate of interest for the Bonds of any one maturity, not to exceed six per numbers. All expenses in relation to the printing of the CUSIP numbers onmit the Bonds 2031 bid 475,000elec‐ companied by ined305,000 and secured for2040submit bids posers ad dress is 1202 S. Bid No. 26-B015 Im ately centum (6%) per annum for any maturity, (iv) shall limit the interest4.due onme eachdiBond for after each 5.

SOQs be shall be paid by theshall Issuer. However, the CUSIP Service Bureau chargePro for the assignmentwill of suchnot 2041 500,000 tron i cally by vis it ‐ security in2032 an $500320,000 per set from sidered St., Cov ing ‐ be Thecon interest period to a single rate and (v) shall be unconditional. No bid less than spec par will be thefor time ified numbers of and shall be paid by the Purchaser.

Financial Advisorun‐ submitshall tedbe the in responsibility com‐ Tyler 2033per‐ 525,000 ing www. central Open amount of five the 335,000 Architect, MP2042 accepted. less the Proposer at‐ ton, LA in70433. request the with assignmentthe of CUSIP numbers accordance with MSRB Rule G-34. ing DATE for SOQs to be re‐ will pliance 355,000 2043 555,000 bidd ing. com.

Elec ‐ cent (5.0%) 2034 of the De sign Group, tends the mandatory 2035 370,000 2044 585,000 JUNE 4, 2026 ceived, in the Pon‐ Owner’s Request sum of the base bid PLCC, Special Bidders' amount of Bonds on 918 tronic bids will re‐ 10:00 A.M. order bidders in complying with S.E.C. Ruleing 15c2- for pro ject meet Intoterassist ested CST Option: Bidders may specify that all the principal chatoula Confer‐ for Continuing QualifiDisclosure: cations In 6. quiretheasale digtoiatal sig naor‐ any two or more consecutive annual payment dates on or after March 1, 2037, may, in lieu of and allPrioraltoter nates.bids,Howard 12(b)(5), the Issuer will undertake,Pro pursuant to the resolution providing for en the tire issuancedu ofra thetion Ave,theSuite accepting the Issuer reserves right to postpone later date, the posers must at ‐ ence Room at St. which can be ob ‐ maturing on each of such dates, be combined to comprise one or more maturities of Bonds Bonds and a Continuing Disclosure Certificate, to provide annual reports and notices of certain You must reg Theto form ofsale this se‐BondsF,based upon Biloxi, MS asture. cancel the of the market conditions discussed herein.

Notice of ‐a of the meet ing. tend, in per son, a The City of Slidell Tam many Health tained from the scheduled to mature on the latest of such annual payment dates and be subject to redemption listed events. A description of this undertaking is set forth in the Official Statement. The Annual isNews ter atditherectly with reserves the right to curity be as change shall or cancellation will be39530, announced via Thomson Municipal internet website (228) 388tory project System, South Reports Owner byon re questJune ‐ 30manda through mandatory sinking fund installments at the principal amount thereof 1202 in the manner are due or before of each year. address than 10:00 a.m., Central Time, onCen the business day preceding the tral Bid ding to stated inwww.tm3.com the Instrucnot‐ later1950, www. mpd meeting at 11 a.m. 7. Proposers must re ject any or all bids.

Tyler Cov ‐ ing it from Randy described in the Official Statement, on each of the annual payment dates, exceptStreet, for that principal bid opening.

Such notice will specify the later date selected for the sale, which may be postponed uti lize this ser vice. tions to Bidders in‐ esigngroup.us. maintain a current onOfficial MayStatements: 19, 2026 in information amountEllinwood of Bonds scheduled to mature on the latest such annual payment date, whichLouisiana Bonds shall Blair ington, Willett, rector, and AdditionalDi Information Further and particulars, or cancelled the same If the sale is postponed, a laterYou mayalso be heldcon at the may ‐ CITY cluded in inthe Bidmanner.

Con tract Docu‐ public sale mature OF on such annual payment date ("Term Bonds"). Bidders may 70433, specify one orSOQ more of such eral con tracwill tor’s chatoula the required bidding andPon the Official Statementgen relating to the Bonds, SLIDELL en‐ including Construc tion procedures Man‐ forthe hour and place and on such date as communicated upon at least forty-eight (48) hours' notice via tact them at 833DocThomson uments for this ments are also avail ‐ Bonds. furnished application undersigned.

The Purchaser will bethe license with Con ferenceto theRoom FiTerm nance Director Municipal News service at the internet website address www.tm3.com. velopes will be be age ment electronically and Camand ‐ upon project. An executed able for public in‐ 412-5717. a reasonable on or beforeLouisiana the seventh business StatedayLi‐ at Official St. Statements Tammany 185534AP29 ‐ opened publicly and furnished pus Trans formanumber tion,of final affidavitRedemption: and attesThe ta‐ Bonds Award of Bid: The Bonds will be awarded to the bidder whose bid offers the lowest Atrue spec tion March at 1, 2037 the and thereafter shall be subject to MAY6-13-3T sale of the Bonds. Health maturing System, censing Board for the information on following St. Tamthemany Health interest cost" to the Issuer, to be determined by doubling the semiannual interest rate (compounded The sigafter nature the $334.27 tionredemption form atmust beof theSlidell gineer the option Issuer, priorEn to their stateding maturities, on and Marchon 1, 2036, theBonds outfrom sidethe payment of the System, whose 1202 South Tyler Contractors for the semiannually) necessary to discount the debt service payments on the bematurity that atofa subinmit tedor inprior totime Dept.. whole part at any and if less than a full maturity then bid by lot must within such velopes willto thebe email address is Street, Covington, major classification dates to the date of delivery of the Bonds, such that the sum of such en present values is equal redeemed plus accrued interest autho rized rep re‐ bidredemption award. price equal to the principal amount of the Bonds to bean The Official Statement Notice of Bond Sale will be available in electronic of Build ingformat Con‐ Louisiana 70433. read aloud.is sometimes rwillett@stph.org, and this price bid, including any premium bid or less any discount (the preceding calculation to the redemption date. Bonds are notders requiredalso to be redeemed maturity. sentaorder tiveofof the cor‐ Bid have in inverse on the following website: http://www.i-dealprospectus.com.

SOQs submitted by struction and certify referred to as the ACanadian Interest Cost Method" or APresent Value Method"). In the case of a and whose mail ing po ra tion, part ner ‐ ContractIn the event Doc u ‐ the option to review Proposers will not that they are li‐ tie bid, the winning bid will be awarded by lot.

5. SOQs shall be address is 1202 S. Executive Bond to be redeemed is of a denomination larger a portion of Director or$5,000, other legal ments may be exaam ‐ bid documents and shipthan be con sidered un‐ censed contractors such Bond ($5,000 or any multiple thereof) may be redeemed. In the event of redemption of less submitted in com‐ Tyler St., Coving‐ St. Tammany Parish Recreation District No. 1 en tity as de fined by ined and se cured for sub mit bids elec ‐ Establishment of Issue Price: The Issuer expects to comply the competitive than all of the outstanding Bonds of like maturity, such Bonds shall be redeemed by lot or in such less theDrive Proposer at‐ under Chapter 24 of pliwith ance with sale the ton, LA 70433.

63350 Pelican Louisiana Public $500 from tron cally byby vis it‐ Agent requirements of Treasury Regulation ' 1.148-1(f)(3)(i); however, in Owner’s the event the IssuerRe does not otherper mannerset as shall be deemed fair iand equitable the Paying for random selection.

Title 37 of the tends Louisiana the manda quest Mandeville, 70448tory the Architect, MP ing www.central Bid Law Revised receive sufficient qualified bids to satisfy such requirement, which would allow the Issuer to treat project(985)meet ing for Louisiana Revised for Qualifications 6. Interested Telephone: 626-7997 Statute 38:2212.A. the reasonably expected initial offering price to the public as of the sale date as the issue price of Design Notice Group, of redemption bidd shall be given by theElec Paying‐ Agent by mailing a copy of the ing. com. which can be ob‐ Proposers must at‐ the entire duration Statutes. redemption notice by918 first class mail (postage or delivering notice which via other accepted the Bonds, the AHold-the-Offering-Price Rule" of Treasury Regulation ' 1.148-1(f)(2)(ii) (the dic‐ PLCC, tronic bidsprepaid), will re ‐ (1)(c) * meet * * ing. * * * tained the tend, in person, a * of* the means of Ave, electronic communication, less ithan priorpar to the dateau fixed "Hold-the-Offering-Price Rule"), shall apply, which will allow the Issuer to treat the from initial offering tates ties thofor‐ Howard Suite quirenot a dig tal twenty signa(20) ‐ days St. Tammany Parish Owner by re quest ‐ manda tory pro ject price to the public of each maturity as of the sale date as the issue price of that maturity.

So long redemption to the Registered Owner of each Bond to be redeemed in whole or in part at the address rized to sub mit bids F, Biloxi, MS ture. You must reg‐ Service 7. Proposers must Hospital ing the it winning from bidder Randy meet ing at 11 a.m. as the Hold-the-Offering-Price Rule applies to any maturity of the Bonds, by shown on(228) the Bond 388Register. for pub lic con tracts.

39530, ister directly with lett, recthat tor, on May 19, 2026 in maintain a current District No. 1 d/b/a submitting its bid agrees that it will neither offer nor sell that maturityWil to any person at Di a price All re quired Cer tifi ‐ 1950, If awww. mpd Cen tral Bid ding to Health is higher than the initial offering price to the public during the periodCon starting on the sale date and ‐ Bidder shall elect to specify Term Bonds as provided in ASpecial Bidders' Option" struc tion Man the Ponchatoula general contractor’s St. Tammany esigngroup. us. utilize this service. cates of Liability In‐ the System $420.01 agement and Cam‐ Conference Room license with 186674MAY13-1T Contract Docu‐ You may also con‐ surance shall list the pus Transformation, at St. Tammany Louisiana State Li‐ Joan M. Coffman ments are also avail‐ tact them at 833- City of Slidell as St. Tammany Health Health System, censing Board for President/CEO “additionally in‐ able for public in‐ 412-5717.

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re ‐ may be deemed part Louisiana”. If the the time specified mandatory project ment of Pro‐ sion. sealed SOQ is sent for SOQs to be re‐ meeting at 11 a.m.

It is the Vendor’s re‐ non-responsive. curement until 2:00 by mail, the sealed ceived, in the Pon‐ on May 19, 2026 in The project sponsibility to p.m., Confer‐ the envelope shall be chatoula Ponchatoula check Bid Express, Bids will be re‐ Wednesday, June classification is: ✦ Wednesday, ✦ St. 6B Each May 13,en 2026 3.

SOQ shall closed inTammany a sepa‐ ✦ ence Room at St. Conference Room or LaPAC fre‐ ceived at 21454 3, 2026, and then Building Suite 2F, openedPublic Health at St.Public be sealed in an rate mail ingNotices enve‐ Tammany tion Tam many quentlyPublic for any pos‐ Koop Dr., Public Notices Public Public Notices Notices Public Notices Notices Public Notices Public Notices andNotices read Construc ille, LA publicly 1202 South Health Bids/Proposals opaqueBids/Proposals envelope lope with the nota‐ System,Bids/Proposals System, sible ad denda that Mandev Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals at that time hand-delivered or tion “SEALED Tyler Street, Cov‐ 1202 South Tyler may be issued. The 70471 from each by the Procurement Paper Bids must be sent by registered or SOQ ENCLOSED” ington, Louisiana Street, Covington, Parish is not respon‐ bidder or his agent Staff for the follow‐ sealed. In addition, certified mail, return on the face of the en‐ 70433, SOQ en‐ Louisiana 70433. the outside of the sible for a Vendor’s and given a written ing project: project: velopes will be receipt requested, velope. Hand deliv‐ envelope, box, or SOQs submitted by PUBLIC NOTICE failure to download receipt, by certified mail with re turn re ‐ addressed to: St. ered SOQs will also opened publicly and Proposers will not package containing any addenda docu‐ Bid # 26-27-2– St. Tammany Parish be received, just be‐ the information on be considered un‐ NOTICE TO ments required to ceipt requested, or Tammany Parish the Bid shall be at LibraryHospital Service fore 2:00 p.m. local the outside of the less the Proposer at‐ BIDDERS complete a submis‐ electronically marked with the fol‐ www.bidexpress.

District No. 1, St. time on the SOQ envelopes will be tends the mandatory ST. TAMMANY sion. lowing information.

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Tammany Health opening date, in the read aloud. project meeting for PARISH Branch Renova‐ Name and Address The Procurement tions System, 1202 South Ponchatoula Con‐ The project the entire duration of the Bidder, the Department can be Tyler Street, Cov‐ ference Room at St. 5. SOQs shall be of the meeting.

Sealed bids will be classification is: State Contractor’s con tacted by tele ‐ sub mit ted in com ‐ ington, Louisiana Tammany Health received by the De‐ Highway, Street, & bid package is License Number of phone at (985) 898- This pliance with the 7. Proposers must partment of Pro‐ Bridge 70433, Attention: System. available online at the Bidder (if the 2520 or via e-mail at www.

Owner’s Request maintain a current curement until 2:00 Construction Randy Willett, the work is estimated at bidexpress.

Procurement@ Owner’s Director, Proposers have the for Qualifications general contractor’s p.m., Wednesday, $50k or more), the com or LaPAC Construction Man‐ option to submit which can be ob‐ license with the June 17, 2026, and Paper Bids must be stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ https://wwwcfprd.

Bid Name, and the agement and Cam‐ SOQs electronically tained from the Louisiana State Li‐ then opened and sealed. In addition, many Parish Gov‐ doa.louisiana.gov/ Bid Number. Bids reserves osp/lapac/dspBid. pus Transformation, through www.cen Owner by request‐ censing Board for read publicly at that the outside of the ernment submitted without and shall be identi‐ tralbidding.com. If ing it from Randy Contractors for the time by the Procure‐ envelope, box, or the right to reject cfm?search=dep this information any or all quotes and Wil lett, Di rec tor, fied on the outside submitting an elec‐ major classification ment Staff for the package containing artment&term=185. may be deemed to waive in for mal i ‐ Con struc tion Man ‐ of the envelope with tronic the Bid shall be of Building Con‐ following project: non-responsive. proposal the Proposer’s through www.cen agement and Cam‐ struction and certify marked with the fol‐ ties.

It is the Vendor’s name, return ad‐ tralbidding.com an pus Transformation, that they are li‐ Bid # 26-30-2– lowing information. 187154MAY13-20- responsibility A Mandatory site to dress, contractor’s electronic bid bond St. Tammany Health censed contractors 2026 Parishwide Name and Address 27-3T visit will be held on check Bid Ex press, whose under Chapter 24 of Striping license number, and must be submitted. System, of the Bidder, the $153.88 or LaPAC fre‐ Wednesday, May it shall also include All questions re‐ email address is Title 37 of the State Contractor’s quently for any pos‐ 13, 2026 at 9:30 the words “CMAR garding the elec‐ rwillett@stph.org, Louisiana Revised This bid package is License Number of PUBLIC NOTICE si ble ad denda that AM at the St. Tam‐ and whose mail ing SOQ”, and contain tronic submission available online at the Bidder (if the Statutes. may be issued. The many Parish Li‐ the following Pro‐ process shall be di‐ address is 1202 S. www.bidexpress. work is estimated at NOTICE TO Parish is not respon‐ brary Mandeville ject name “Fourth rected to Central Tyler St., Coving‐ St. Tammany Parish com or LaPAC $50k or more), the BIDDERS sible for a Vendor’s Branch, located at Floor Buildout – Bidding at (225) ton, LA 70433.

Bid Name, and the ST. TAMMANY Hospital Service https://wwwcfprd. failure to download 844 Girod Street, South Tower Expan‐ 810-4814.

Bid Number. Bids PARISH District No. 1 d/b/a doa.louisiana.gov/ LA any addenda docu‐ Mandeville, 6. Interested sion”, St. Tammany submitted without St. Tammany Health osp/lapac/dspBid. 70448. Attendance ments re quired to Health System, 4. Immediately after Proposers must at‐ System cfm?search=dep this information Sealed bids will be complete a submis‐ is required.

Covington, artment&term=185. may be deemed received by the De‐ sion. the time specified tend, in person, a Joan M. Coffman manda tory pro ject Louisiana”. If the for SOQs to be re‐ non-responsive.

President/CEO Bids will be re‐ partment of Pro‐ sealed SOQ is sent ceived, in the Pon‐ meeting at 11 a.m. 186191MAY6-13It is the Vendor’s re‐ ceived at 21454 curement until 2:00 The project by mail, the sealed chatoula sponsibility to Bids will be re‐ p.m., Koop Confer‐ on May 19, 2026 in 2T Dr., Suite 2F, classification is: Ponchatoula $249.46 envelope shall be ence Room at St. the check Bid Express, ceived at 21454 Wednesday, June Building Mandeville, LA enclosed in a sepa‐ Tammany Health Conference Room or LaPAC fre‐ Koop Dr., Suite 2F, 3, 2026, and then Construction 70471 from each rate mailing enve‐ System, 1202 South at St. Tammany quently for any pos‐ Mandeville, LA opened and read bidder or his agent System, lope with the nota‐ Tyler Street, Cov‐ Health sible addenda that 70471 from each publicly at that time Paper Bids must be and given a written tion “SEALED ington, Louisiana 1202 South Tyler may be issued. The bidder or his agent by the Procurement sealed. In addition, receipt, by certified SOQ ENCLOSED” 70433, SOQ en‐ Street, Covington, Parish is not respon‐ and given a written Staff for the follow‐ the outside of the mail with return re‐ on the face of the en‐ velopes will be Louisiana 70433. sible for a Vendor’s receipt, by certified ing project: envelope, box, or ceipt requested, or velope. Hand deliv‐ opened publicly and SOQs submitted by failure to download mail with return re‐ at package containing electronically ered SOQs will also the information on Proposers will not any addenda docu‐ ceipt requested, or Bid # 26-27-2– St. www.bidexpress. the Bid shall be be received, just be‐ the outside of the be considered un‐ ments required to electronically at Tammany Parish marked with the fol‐ com. fore 2:00 p.m. local envelopes will be less the Proposer at‐ complete a submis‐ www.bidexpress.

Librarylowing information. The Procurement STATE OF LOUISIANA tends the mandatory time on the SOQ read aloud. sion. com.

Mandeville Name and Address Department can be project meeting for opening date, in the The Procurement Branch Renova‐ of the Bidder, the contacted by tele‐ PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY the en tire du ra tion Ponchatoula Con‐ 5. SOQs shall be The project Department can be tions State Contractor’s phone at (985) 898ference Room at St. submitted in com‐ of the meeting. sification is: DISTRICT contacted by tele‐ License Number of 2520 or via e-mail at 22NDclas JUDICIAL COURT Tammany Health pliance with the High way, Street, & phone at (985) 898- This bid package is the Bidder (if the Procurement@ System.

Bridge Owner’s Request 7. Proposers must 2520 or via e-mail at able on at work is estimated at stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ List of the Central Jury Pool for the Central Jury Term ofavail Court toline be held Construction for Qualifications maintain a current Procurement@ www.bidexpress. $50k or more), the many Parish Gov‐ Proposers have the which can be ob‐ general contractor’s stpgov. org.on St.Wednesday, Tam‐ com April reserves or LaPAC beginning on Tuesday, May 26, 2026 and drawn 8, 2026 Bid Name, and the ernment ST. TAMMANY PARISH option to submit tained from the license with the Paper Bids must be many Parish Gov‐ https://wwwcfprd. the right to reject Bid Num ber.

Bids MICHAEL COOPER SOQs elec tronically B.Owner sealed. In addition, ernment by request‐ Louisiana State Li‐ reserves doa.louisiana.gov/ submitted without any or all quotes and PARISH through www. cenPRESIDENT the outside of the the right to reject osp/lapac/dspBid. ing it from Randy censing Board for this information to waive informali‐ Con trac tors for the tralbidding.com. If Willett, envelope, box, or any or all quotes and cfm?search=dep Director, may be deemed ties. major clas si fi ca tion submit ting an elec ‐ pack age con tain ing Con struc tion Man ‐ to waive in for mal i ‐ 185617AP29‐ artm ent&term=185. sive.

J Adams 101 Matthew Douglas CollinsCon‐ 201 Mavis R Graham the Bid shall 301 James Knowles 401 Robbin Daix Parsons non-respon501 Linda H Slaydon Building tronic1 Michaelpro posal agement and Cam be Monroe ‐ of ties.

MAY6-13-3T 2 Olaoluwa J Adegboye 102 Gary T Connelly 202 Tina Ladanne Gravois 302 Nicholas V Kohnke 402 Owen M Patterson 502 Alyssa Nicole Smith through www.cen pus Transformation, struction and certify marked with the fol‐ 187154MAY13-20- It is the Vendor’s $173.47 A Manda503 tory site Shea 3 Frederick Aldridge 103 Charles T Conner 203 John Timothy Green lowing infor303 Alexis Lynn Kooke 403 Kevin John Pavone Heather Smith that they are li‐ tralbidd ing.com an St. Tammany Health mation.

27-3T re spon si bil ity to visit will be on E Smith 4 Charles R Alexander 104 Mayacensed A Cook contractors 204 Victoria Marie GreenName and Ad 304dress Rachel J$153.88 Kramer 404 ReneBid M Pellegrin 504held Jourdan electronic bid bond System, whose check Express, May Alexis Renee Cooney 205 Jessica M Greer 305 Freddie 405 Penarosafre‐ Wednesday, 505 Kyle E Smith Chapter 24 of must5 Tiffany be subLmit ted. email address105 Tanya of the Bidder, the E Krummel is under or Keldyn LaPAC 13, 2026 atMelissa 9:30L Smith Rick tions D Allen re‐ rwillett@stph.org, 106 Andrew Cooper 206 Kayla C Gregg 306 tor’s Garrett M Lacour 406 Dana for Michale Title 37 of the All 6ques State Contrac quently any Pender pos‐ AM at the506 St. Tam ‐ Christo Smith 7 Serena 107ing Brett A Cordes 207 Blair Joseph Gremillion 307 407 Walter B Pennington 507 Zachary Louisiana Revised garding theN Allen elec‐ and whose mail License Num berKristi of A Lacour sible addenda that many Parish LiJ‐Smoorenburg tronic8 Trisha subGmis sion address is 1202 Ancar 108 Joseph S Corona III 208 Diana M Gremillion the Bidder 308 408 Adam L Perez 508 Brian (if Dennis the V Lamarque S. Statutes. may be issued. The brary Mandeville process shallJ Andre be di‐ Tyler St., Cov work is estimated ingNicholas ‐ 9 Rickey 109 Wilfre Costa 209 Duane M Gross 309 JaneatA Lamartina 409 Courtney Perez 509 Charles Parish is notS re spon‐ Branch, lo cated atAllan Snyder Tam many Parish rected to FCen tral IIIton, LA 70433. 110 PhilipSt. the C Landry 10 Edgar Arbour Brice Cowart 210 Sindy F Guarino $50k or more), 310 Allison 410 Angela Perron 510 Street, Francisca C Sosa sible for aDVen dor’s 844 Girod Hos pital Service Bidding at (225) Bid Name, and the C Landry failure to Adown 11 Courtney G Ard 111 Regina P Coyle 211 Gary Wayne Guidry Jr 311 Cheryl 411 Charles Perryload Mandeville, 511 Courtney LA Kriste Spencer trict No. 1 d/b/a 810-4814. anyHarry addenda 12 Willis D Ardis Jr 6. Interested 112 JamesDis Penningto Coyne 212 Pamela A Guidry Bid Number.

312 Bids Charley Larks Jr 412 J Perrydocu‐ 70448. At512 Lee A Spencer ten dance Tammany Health withJames out A Lawrence Proposers must ‐ GSt.Crawford ments to is required.

13 Olivia Attaway 113at Trey 213 Denine G Guillot submitted 313 413 Joyce re A quired Perry 513 Gary N Speyrer Sys tem 4. Im14 me diately after tend, in person, this infor314 maKelly tion Jean Lawson a comJohn plete a submis‐ Jeffrey V Avena 114 Thomas O Creel Jr 214 Ray Guzman Jr 414 K Pfister 514 Carolyn Spreche Joan M. Coffman the 15 time spec ified mandatory pro ject sion.

Bids will515be Dalvin Lbe Bailey 115 Michael A iCruz 215 Joshua William Haasemay be deemed 315 Parker Anthony Layton 415 Andrew L Piacun MaryreC‐ Springstead Pres dent/CEO for SOQs to re ‐ non-re spon sive. meet ing at 11 a.m. at516 Rudolph 21454 Frederi Stahl Jr 16 Bryson 116 Ella M186191 Csaki MAY6-13216 Leland B Hales 316 Sara A Leblanc 416 Thomas Monroe Pickralceived Jr ceived, in theThomas Pon‐ Baker on May 19, 2026 in TheStephen project Koop Dr.,517 Suite 17 JimmieCon D Baker Jade Alexis 217 Charles H Hall 417 A Piehet Faye2F, G Stanley 2T Culotta chatoula fer‐ the Bids will 317 be Kim re‐A Lee Poncha117 toula clas si fi ca tion is: Mandeville, LA Willa Steubing Nejuan M 118 Darrell R Cunnikin 218 Nancy Ellen Hamilton Laurentine M Lee 418 John Wesley Pirkle 518 Alexander $249.46 ence18Room atBakewell St. Conference Room ceived at 318 21454 Build ing 70471 from each 19 Joshua Alexande 119 Jeffrey H Curtis 219 Trevor D Hamilton Koop Dr., Suite 319 Richard 419 Wtion Pitfield 519 Ray S Steveson Tammany Health Ball 2F, L Lee Jr at St. Tammany ConSarah struc bidder or 520 hisLoren agent 20 Coryante M Ballet Health Jathan Paul Cutrer 220 Gary L Handbury Mandeville, 320 Melissa 420 Linda Gail Pittman L Stock System, 1202 South LA B Lejeune Sys120 tem, and given a writ ten A Strain B Banchs Christina Ann Cutura 221 Ian Daniel Hano 70471 from321 each Markus Juergen Lenz 421 LisaBids Fay Pittman Barbara Tyler21 Stephanie Street, Cov ‐ 1202 South 121 Tyler Paper must be receipt, by521cer ti fied 22 Randie M BankstonStreet, Coving 122 Fay L Cyprain 222 Jacob P Hanson Patrick Michael Levangie 422 Miroslav Gail re E Stumbo ington, Louisiana bidder or his322agent ton, sealed.

In Plazinic addition, mail with 522 return ‐ 70433, SOQ en 23 Christopher Jos‐Barberousse 123 Tamara Lynn Daley 223 Matthew W Hardey and given a 323 Wesley 423 Serrano 523 Kelly or B Suttles writ ten J Levesque Louisiana 70433. the Pamela outside of Pluhar the ceipt requested, velopes willC Barker be SOQs submitted fied A Lewis 24 Geralyn 124by Rhonda L Dallimore 224 Elizabeth W Hardy receipt, by cer 324tiDouglas 424 Stephen N Poche 524 Steven D envelope, box, or electronically at Swartz opened publicly and turnQuian re‐ Jackson Lewis Proposers will125not 25 Cody Austian Barnes Fred J Darsam 225 Kimberli K Harford mail with re325 425 Rudi 525 Antoine Jason Swatt pack agePolderman containing www.bidexpress. the in mation on be considered126unPolly or W Lewko ‐ G Davenport the Felicia Bid Ann shall be com.

26for Tammy A Barnhill 226 Brandon K Harris ceipt requested, 326 Wendell 426 Poupart 526 Diondra Kelly Sylvester the 27 outClaire side Elizabet of theBattle electronically327 Chelsey at Melissa Lightell less the Proposer ‐ marked the Poussard fol‐ The Pro527 127at Joshua Federick Davis 227 Joel A Harris 427 Markwith Anthony Joel E Tallant cure ment envelopes be tends the manda www.bidexpress. tory lowShamim ing infor mation.

28 Shari Lwill Beauregard 128 Loriel Alisha Davis 228 Jared Malcolm Harrison 328 William C Linde 428 Gayle Powell Department 528can Kathleen be V Tardo read 29 aloud.

Name andEdding Address Todd M Becker project meeting 129for Malon Kyle Davis 229 Dyron Ladelle Hart com.

329 Joshua S Lindley 429 Jennifer Priebe contacted 529 byStakida tele‐Lashell Tate Procurement the entire duration of Abagail the Bid the phone at (985) 898- D Taylor 30 Michael G Becnel Brenda M Deel 230 Ryan Michael Hass The 430 H der, Primeaux 530 Jennifer 5. SOQs shall be of the meeting. 130 Department 330 canVirginia be WALisLingafelt State tractor’s 2520 or via531 e-mail 31 ted MikalinE Belk 131 Peter A Demarcay 231 Shelia B Haynes 331 Alyce 431 RikkiCon V Provenzano Nikki at R Taylor submit com‐ con tacted by tele ‐ License ber of Procurement@ 32 Judywith S Belsome Tracy L Demos 232 Dana Porter Heaton phone at (985) 332 898Susan D Livaudais 432 SandraNum A Provost 532 Greg V Terry pliance the 7. Proposers 132 must the Bid der (if the stpgov.org.533 St.Michael Tam‐ R Theisen 33 Mary PRe Bennett 133 Dylan Joseph Desalvo 233 David J Hebert 333 Natalie 433 Antoinette C Puckett Owner’s quest maintain a cur 2520 or via e-mail at H Locke rent work is esJtiRafael mated at many Parish Gov‐H Theriot SarahifiDca Bennett Deanna Mae Desmond 234 Joshua L Hebert 334 James C Lott 434 Beverly for 34Qual tions general contrac134 tor’s Procurement@ $50k or more), the ernment 534reAshlyn serves 35 Kristine Michael James Dickens 235 Therolie Booksh Hebert 335Tam Eugenia 435 A Rallis James D Thibaut which can beM Berger ob‐ license with 135the stpgov.org. St. ‐ A Lubrano BidTammy Name, and the the right 535 to Tammy rejectS Thiberville 36 Rose F Berrythe Louisiana State 136Li Payne 236 Jessica Sherri Helmstetter Donna 436 Dber.

Rasberry 536 tained from ‐ L Diez Jr many Parish336Gov ‐ G Lucus BidKevin Num Bids any or all quotes and 37 Dale Linda D Domingues 237 James M Henderson ernment 337 Alexis Marie Lyons 437 537for Barbara Owner

by AreBertucci quest‐ censing Board137for re serves subMelissa mitted E Rasberry without to waive in mali‐ B Thomas ing 38 it Krystian from Randy Biernacki Contractors for138the Jacob Lee Dominguez 238 Erica Nicole Hilton the right to338reHannah 438 Reardon 538 Greta B Thomas ject C Macgowan thisGillianinAfor mation ties.

Willett, DiBlair rector, major classifica tion and E Madere 39 Paul A Jr 139 Latasha Dotson 239 Xavier Marcel Hines any or all quotes 339 Paige 439 539‐Isaiah Albert Thomas mayBonnie beG Rebaldo deemed 185617AP29 Construc tion Man ‐ of Building 140 Con ‐ to waive infor i‐ L Mariande 40 Bernardita C Block Maurice A Doucette 240 Ky P Hoang 340mal Michael 440 Carwyn 540 Nancy N Thomas non-re sponTunstall sive. Redell MAY6-13-3T agement and Cam‐ struction and cer ties.

41 Bryce J Boada 141tify Donald Doyle 241 Kelly M Hoefeld 341 Joann Marigny 441 Julia L Reiter 541 Anthony D Thompson $173.47 pus Trans forma tion, that they are142 liGaetano ‐ A Manda toryReno site 42 Stacey W Boitnott J Drago Jr 242 Ronald D Hoefeld Jr187154MAY13-20342 Cynthia S Marino 442 Nicole Davis 542 Brayan Torres-Ramos St. Tam many Health tors visitCassidie will be heldRevere on 43 Caroline Skye Bonincensed contrac 143 Margaret M Drury 243 Amelia F Hoffeld 27-3T 343 Mary A Marks 443 Lagard 543 Sergio Torres-Ramos System, 24 Megan of Wednes day, Reyna May 44 James E whose Bonnet under Chapter 144 Elizabeth Dufresne 244 Claiborne S Holifield$153.88 344 Douglas A Martha 444 Ann Frances 544 Melina E Traill email45 ad dress is 13, Alyssa 2026Marie at Reynolds 9:30 Logan Aorg, Booksh Title 37 of 145the Marc A Dunbar 245 Keri Lynn Holland 345 William M Martinez 445 545 Kim-Hong T Tran rwillett@ stph.

Louisiana Re vised AMColton at theP Richmond St. Tam‐ Jude J Bordelon 146 Belinda I Dunn 246 Theresa M Holzenthal 346 Alisa Ann Masters 446 546 Joseph P Tynan and 46 whose mailing Statutes. many 47 Kathryn J Bordes 147 Mary J Dussouy 247 Paul J Homrighausen Jr 347 Felix Mata Jr 447 DavidParish J RichouxLi‐ 547 Shirley T Ulmer address is 1202 S. brary Man dev ille Kayla Cov E Bosarge 148 John Byrd Easterly VI 248 Lane Allen Hoover 348 Sarah J Matherne 448 Elizabeth A Ridenour 548 Michael S Unger Tyler48 St., ing‐ St. Tammany Parish Branch, lo cated at 49 Justin L Boudoin Hospital 149 John Patrick Egan 249 Janae Lorraine Hopkins 349 Dannielle T Mathis 449 Rene Rieb 549 Miguel A Valle ton, LA 70433.

Ser vice 844Lisa Girod Street, 50 Tyler M Bowen District No. 1 150 Melany Dawn Eicke 250 Lori S Hopkins 350 Stephen R Maxwell 450 Peter Rimnac LA 550 Garth A Van Pelt d/b/a Man devDille, 51 Brody 151 Carter Frederic Elie 251 Rachel Huffty Hopper 351 Aimee Cheree McAdoo 451 JennaAt Mikel 551 Iris M Vance 6. Inter ested McVeigh Bowman St. Tammany Health 70448. tenRoberts dance 52 Kurt must M Bozant 152 Natalie Daniell Encinia 252 Richard A Horn 352 Maurice H McCall III 452 Elizabet Roberts 552 Hollyann C Villagomez Proposers at‐ System is reMelody quired. tend,53in perManning son, a Brabham Lacey 153 Janine L Engolia 253 Alfred Ernest Horridge 353 Christopher Mik McCann 453 Nancy L Roberts 553 Christopher Mic Vogel Joan M. Coffman manda ject President/CEO154 Cheryl P Eppehimer 54 tory Barbarapro J Brekelbaum 254 Caitlin Frances Hotard 354 Juanita Chamber McCarthy 454 Patricia 554 Andersen B Wagner Bids willMaye beRoberts re‐ meet55 ingSteven at 11 a.m. 186191MAY6-13M Brens 155 Virginia M Erp 255 Nathan Alan Hovis 355 Michelle Allie McClendon 455 Samuelat Paul Roberts 555 Lindsey J Waldrip ceived 21454 on May 19, 2026 in Bridges 2T Koop Suite 2F, 56 Matthew Anthony 156 Leverett Joseph Estain III 256 Ireion J Howard 356 Deborah Ann McCraw 456 AmyDr., L Robertson 556 Elizabeth J Walker the 57 Suzanne PonchaCtoula Man devJoseph ille, Robin LA Bristow $249.46 157 Dawn Michele Evans 257 John F Howard III 357 Leigh A McGraw 457 Tyler 557 John Rex Waller II Confer Room 70471 each 58 ence Holly Brodsky 158 Katherine M Faciane 258 Jennifer Rosari Howell 358 Mary E McKnight 458 Denisefrom M Robinson 558 Kendel Mae Ward at 59 St.LisaTam many bidder or Bhis agent M Brooks 159 Abbey G Fauntleroy 259 Makye Migguel Hubbard 359 Dixie F McMahan 459 Thelma Robinson 559 Susan Carole Ward Health Sys tem, andToni given a written Cindy L Brown 160 John A Faust 260 Addrenne Marcel Humbert 360 Sean T McMullen 460 D Robinson 560 Gail Bigner Ware 120260 South Tyler receipt, certified 61 Deborah Mton, Brown 161 Alexandra E Fersch 261 Abby Songy Hunt 361 Gwendolyn H Meariman 461 Janie Eby Rodriguez 561 David D Warr Street, Coving mailGeovanny with reEdgard turn reRosa-Rosales ‐ 62 John R Brown 162 Kevin Fickle 262 Emily M Hutchinson 362 Roderick Lloyd Medlin 462 562 Brittany Cheri Warren Louisiana 70433. ceipt re quested, or 63 sub Tylermit S Brown 163 Ashley K Finch 263 Jeremy W Hutchinson 363 Jessica Lynn Meetze 463 Lisa Eically Rotondo-Mccord 563 Raymond Oneal Warren SOQs ted by elec tron at 64 Brucewill E Bundy 164 John William Finigan 264 Mary Louise C Hyatt 364 David Joseph Meiners Jr 464 Kelly M Rowe 564 Patrick Wascom Proposers not www. bidexpress.

65 Van Burgess 165 Jaymie Elizabet Fitzmorris 265 Michael K Hyde 365 Clara Eaves Millar 465 Lon Randolph Rucker 565 Margurite Ellen Watson be con sidF ered un‐ com.

66 Jena 166 Kristen F Fleming 266 Gaye H Ictech 366 David E Miller 466 Ruegsegger 566 Troy Wayne Weatherford less the ProElizabeth poser atBurkart ‐ TheRachel Pro curement Melanie E Burke 167 Delphine R Flettrich 267 Madeline Elizab Inzenga 367 Gregory L Miller 467 Mary Parkercan Sabalot 567 Crissy Jan Welch tends67the manda tory Depart ment be project meeting for 68 Donald W Burrell 168 Lindsey M Flower 268 Layla Marie Isemann 368 Ryan Scott Miller 468 E Sager 568 Melissa E Welch conJack tacted by tele‐ the 69 enTommie tire duJraButler tion 169 Holly L Fontenot 269 Junior Alexande Jacintoasmen 369 Kelly Regan Miranda 469 Kristen Leigh Salaun 569 Amaya Grace Wells phone at (985) 898of the70meet ing.Chea Cacibauda Malerie 170 David M Fowler 270 Brian T James 370 Kristina Maria Mire 470 Bernardo 570 Julie Diane Wells 2520 or via Sanchez e-mail at 71 Danny K Cain 171 Mary E Fox 271 Larry A James 371 Mary C Molaison 471 A Sanders 571 Gabriela Victor West ProPamela curement@ 7. Pro posers must stpgov.

St. Tam 72 Shae Surene Caire 172 Caroline T Frank 272 Tiffinie C Janusa 372 Hollis J Monroe 472 Larryorg.

D Santa Ana ‐ 572 Michael W White main73 tain a cur rentCameron many Parish Gov ‐ Katelyn Marie 173 Alvin Uriah Frazier 273 Stephanie Marie Jimenez 373 Judy M Moore 473 Michalla Lynne Saucier 573 Rebecca E White general contrac tor’s ernment reserves 74 Patricia A Cameron 174 Devrek M Frederick 274 Andrew Carl Johnson 374 William Lee Moore IV 474 Fletcher Saylor Jr 574 Yolanda B White license with the the Philip rightL Scheurer to reject 75 MaryState F Camet 175 Ryan T Fresh 275 Debbie Jean Johnson 375 Jenny Lynn Moran 475 III 575 James M Whitehead Jr Louisiana Li ‐ any or allSchleusener quotes and 76 Rachel Clarefor Cangiolosi 176 William Paxton Frichter 276 Derek T Johnson 376 Sarah B Moran 476 Mary 576 Timothy A Whitmer censing Board to waive informali‐ 77 Randy Cantrelle 177 Heather Lynn Frosa 277 Katherine Brook Johnson 377 David Pierce Morgan 477 Gail G Schmidt 577 Gene P Whitney Contrac tors Jfor the ties.

Sayes Carmouche 178 Louis M Frught 278 Temujin D Johnson 378 Cameron Francis Morris 478 Brooke Riley‐ Schneider 578 Forrest Lonnie Whittington major78 Mandy classifiRae cation 185617AP29 79 Frederick Caro 179 Lauren Elizabet Gable 279 Deandrea M Joiner 379 Jason Morris 479 Colby D Schneider 579 Jonathan Charle Wilcox of Build ing L Con ‐ Jr MAY6-13-3T Michael E Carpenter 180 Kaitlyn Brianna Galiano 280 Claude J Jones III 380 V J Morse Jr 480 Madelyn Beverly Schneider 580 Scott Robert Wilcox struc80 tion and cer tify $173.47 Claytonare Lee Carr 181 William T Gardner 281 Robert Ernest Jones 381 Michael S Mosher 481 Paul C Schrems 581 Amanda Michelle Williams that 81they li‐ 82 Alexis 182 Alecia Elainekr Garner 282 Shane A Jordan 382 Cody Robert Mouch 482 Howard J Schwartz 582 Cassie Michelle Williams censed conCheyenne tractors Carter under83Chap ter P24Casteel of Nicholas 183 Dallas E Garrett 283 Ebony Ayana Juakali 383 Joyce Louise Mouser 483 Horace Scott 583 Jane A Williams Title84 Meghan 37 ofScott the Catalanatto 184 Hubert Garrett 284 Salvador J Judice 384 Tiffany Joy Mullins 484 Wanda Heirsch Seeling 584 Jaron Deal Williams Louisiana vised 85 Roger Re Shane Cedotal 185 Lindsay Michell Garvin 285 Angela Washingt Julian 385 Michael Patrick Murphy 485 Alexis Krislyn Segura 585 Phillip L Williams Statutes.

86 Marie R Celestine 186 Edgar R Garzaro 286 Myeong S Kang 386 Dianne D Narcisse 486 Patricia M Shackelford 586 Hannah Leigh Wilson received after that time will not be ac‐ cepted.

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St. Tam manyByrd Parish 88 Emily Chachere Hospi vice 89tal Kelly CSer Chalaire District No. 1 d/b/a 90 Sean Thomas Chapa St. Tam many Health 91 Krystle Ann Chatman System Chauppette Joan92 M.Alyssa CoffL man Isabella Marie Chautin Presi93 dent/CEO 94 Susan W Chisholm 186191 MAY6-132T 95 Winda R Christophe 96 Linda D Clairain $249.46 97 Corey J Cochrane 98 James W Coffman 99 Willie Coleman Jr 100 Madelyn W Collins

187 Michael Edward Genovese 188 Brian Allen Gerstner 189 Chad Michael Gervais Jr 190 David L Gesser Jr 191 Linda Bernard Giaise 192 Meaghan Triplet Gibson 193 Miriam Naomi Gibson 194 Gabrielle Marie Gilbert 195 Summer Elizabet Gilbert 196 James E Gill 197 Erin Malbrough Gioe 198 Dlorah H Glad 199 Arshile L Glaze 200 Christopher S Gonzalez

287 James F Kasischke 288 Ronald Michael Kass Jr 289 Darren A Kearney 290 Brittany L Kent 291 Jacklyn C Kewley 292 Robin Renee Keys 293 Roy C Keys Jr 294 Misty Kimbrell-Holiday 295 David W Kinchen 296 William Patrick Kindred Jr 297 Linda L King 298 Brittney Renea Kirsh 299 Sara G Kitchen 300 Lance C Knight

387 Brittney Renee Neal 388 Joy J Nesom 389 Frank W Newfield Jr 390 Loan T Nguyen 391 Ginger J Nichols 392 William Gene Nicodemus 393 Abby Elizabeth Norris 394 Nkiruka Chigozi Nweke 395 Tamar M OConnell 396 Jeffrey S Ohler 397 Randall S Parker 398 Raymond Allen Parker 399 Julie Parker-Thompson 400 Joshua Michael Parson

487 Christopher S Sharp 488 Jerry W Sharp 489 Laura J Sharp 490 Megan Renee Shaw 491 Samantha M Shaw 492 Lauren Elizabet Sherar 493 Victoria Leigh Sierra 494 Emily Sarah Simpson 495 Freddie Sims 496 Tara Ashley Singer 497 Amrita Singh 498 Stephanie Devye Singletary 499 Peter E Siqueira 500 Salvador J Siragusa III

587 Katherine Malis Wilson 588 Zachary Lynn Wilson 589 Ryan Alexander Wolfe 590 April Woodruff 591 Chelsea Woods 592 Ezekiel Mallari Yan 593 Cody J Yates 594 Brian J Yochim 595 Johnny Young Jr 596 Lauren Fortier Young 597 Mikayl D Young 598 Paul Younger 599 Kristy Adams Zagami 600 Curt T Zeller Sr

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT CERTIFICATION I, Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk of Court, on this 8th day of April 2026, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing listing of the central jury venire is a true 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, Art. 408.1, for the Central Jury Term of Court to be held beginning on May 26, 2026 and drawn on April 8, 2026.

Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk of Court 185780MAY13-1T

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mer rate rect. To register, Each proposal must and given a written Attendance is SEALED BIDS will minimum of $69.10. visit www.bidnetd be contained in a Bids will be re‐ receipt, by certified required. be received until NWI’s Third Re‐ irect.com/slidell sealed envelope and ceived at 21454 mail with return re‐ May 27, 10:00 AM vised Sewerage Ser‐ clearly marked: Koop Dr., Suite 2F, ceipt requested, or Bids will be re‐ memorialhospital CST in the Director vices Tar2026 iff will✦be7B ‐ May 13, at ceived at 21454 ochsner or call Bid‐ Man  deville, LA electronically of Finance Office✦ St. Tammany ✦ Wednesday,come effective as Koop Dr., Suite 2F, Net DiPublic rect Notices Vendor Proposal: 70471 Public fromNotices each www.bidexpress.

Per‐ locatedPublic at theNotices Slidell PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices de ter mined by the ille, LA SupportBids/Proposals at (800) acetic Acid Notices Legal Notices bidder Bids/Proposals or his agent com. Bids/Proposals Mandev ing City Coun cil & Ad‐ AnyoneLegalknow Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals pursuant to and given a written The Procurement 70471 from each 835-4603 (Option Wastewater Disin‐ ministrative Center, the whereabouts of LPSC the Order. receipt, by certified Department can be bidder or his agent 2). Electronic sub‐ fection System Mickell 2045 Second Street, Charles require Slidell Job mail with return re‐ contacted by tele‐ and given a written missions second floor Suite Jones, please con‐ NWI’s proposed re ceipt, by cer ti fied phone at (985) 898both an elec tronic ceipt requested, or No. 300-134 PUBLIC NOTICE 214, Slidell LA tact attorney James Third Revised Sew‐ electronically 70458 and there‐ Diamond, at 504- erage Services Tar‐ at 2520 or via e-mail at mail with return re‐ bid bond and a digi‐ Proposal #26-P004 ceipt requested, or tal signature.

Procurement@ Due Date/ Time: REQUEST FOR after opened and 930-4891. www.bidexpress. iff would apply in all stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ electronically at Please direct ques‐ May 21, 2026, PROPOSALS publicly read for the 187151MAY13-20- parishes com. served by tions to Barry Win‐ 10:00 AM HVAC AND VRF following, Sub‐ 2T The Procurement many Parish Gov‐ www.bidexpress. the Company. The reserves com. ters, Director of PREVENTATIVE mersible Lift station $106.70 Department can be ernment parishes through contacted by tele‐ the right to reject The Procurement Supply Chain and The schedule of MAINTENANCE pumps. Any bid re‐ which NWI’s ser‐ Slidell contract items and ceived after closing PUBLIC NOTICE phone at (985) 898- any or all quotes and Department can be Logistics, area extend: 2520 or via e-mail at to waive informali‐ contacted by tele‐ Memorial Hospital, unit prices provided The City of Slidell is time will be re‐ Anyone knowing vice Ascension, Cal‐ ties. phone at (985) 898- 1025 Florida Ave, in the bid proposal hereby soliciting turned unopened.

Procurement@ the whereabouts of casieu, East Baton be used sealed proposals stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ 187116MAY13-20- 2520 or via e-mail at Slidell, LA 70458, shall Gingsong Pan, Procurement@ at e-mail: Barry. through June 30, from qualified and Bids must be con‐ please contact attor‐ Rouge, Iberville, many Parish Gov‐ 27-3T ingston, Pointe stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ Winters@Ochsner.

2027 with an option, licensed contractors tained in a sealed ney James Dia‐ Liv ernment reserves $153.88 St. Tam‐ many Parish Gov‐ org if agreeable by both to provide preventa‐ envelope and mond, at 504-930- Coupee, the right to reject many, Tangipahoa, ernment reserves parties, for four sep‐ tive maintenance, marked clearly: any or all quotes and PUBLIC NOTICE 4891 the right to reject Slidell Memorial arate one (1) year inspection, and re‐ 27-B019 Sub‐ 187150MAY13-20- West Baton Rouge. to waive informali‐ any or all quotes and Hospital reserves periods beginning pair services for mersible Lift ties.

NOTICE TO 2T The Company’s fil‐ to waive informali‐ the right to reject July 1, 2027, July 1, HVAC and station Pumps 185617AP29‐ BIDDERS $106.70 ing may be viewed ties. any and all bids for 2028, July 1, 2029 Vari able Re frig er ‐ MAY6-13-3T ST. TAMMANY in the Records Divi‐ 187024MAY13-20- just cause. Winning and July 1, 2030. At ant (VRF) Bid documents may PUBLIC NOTICE $173.47 PARISH of the LPSC at 27-3T bid is subject to the beginning of systems located at be picked up in the Anyone knowing sion the following ad‐ $173.47 Slidell Memo r ial each new con tract var i ous City Pur chas ing De part ‐ Sealed bids will be PUBLIC NOTICE the whereabouts of dress: Hospital’s Board of period, the unit facilities. ment, 1329 Bayou Rhi received by the De‐ non Nicole Commissioner’s ac‐ prices shall be ad‐ Lane, Slidell LA Buran partment of Pro‐ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO contact Records Division ceptance and justed by a percent‐ SEALED PRO‐ 70460, or email Lindrell, curement until 2:00 BIDDERS Olsen, Esq. 602 N. 5th Street, approval. age amount equal to POSALS will be Kathy Taylor, ktay‐ (985)sey p.m., Wednesday, Request for Bid: ST. TAMMANY 12th Floor 246-3553.

186081MAY6-13the new percentage received until May lor@cityofslidell.

June 10, 2026, and SMH IS PARISH Baton Rouge, 186328 MAY6-1320-3T change in the Con‐ 20th, 10:00 AM org. The phone 20-3T then opened and Relocation Louisiana 70802 $1303.80 sumer Price Index CST in the Di rec tor num ber is 985-646read pub licly at that Ren o va tion 26Sealed bids will be Telephone: (225) $136.63 (CPI) for the prior of Fi nance Of fice 4250.

Bid ders also time by the Pro cure ‐ 06-01C received by the De‐ 342-3157 calendar year end or located at the Slidell have the option to PUBLIC NOTICE partment of Pro‐ ment Staff for the Toll Free (800) 256five percent (5%) City Council & Ad‐ review bid docu‐ PUBLIC NOTICE Complete bidding curement until 2:00 following project: 2397 which-ever is less. ministrative Center, ments and submit documents may be REQUEST FOR p.m., Tuesday, PROMIS‐ 186996MAY13-1T The CPI to be used 2045 Second Street, bids electronically LOST obtained from the PROPOSALS June 16, 2026, and Bid # 26-31-2– shall be from the un‐ second floor Suite by visiting www.cen SORY NOTE: Any‐ $335.03 Supply Chain and FOR then opened and Tammany Trace one knowing the adjusted Consumer 214, Slidell LA tralbidding.com.

Logistics Depart‐ PERACETIC read publicly at that Bridge # 13 ment of Slidell ACID WASTE‐ Price Index, All 70458. Any pro‐ Electronic bids will whereabouts or hav‐ PUBLIC NOTICE time by the Procure‐ possession of ment Staff for the This bid package is Memorial Hospital, WATER DISIN‐ Urban consumers, posal received after require a digital sig‐ ing (CPI) United States closing time will be nature. You must one (1) certain NOTICE OF available online at 1025 Florida Ave., FECTION following project: Promis sory Note SPECIAL published by the returned unopened. register directly Slidell, Louisiana SYSTEM www.bidexpress.

U.S. Department of with Central Bid‐ originally in favor ELECTION com or LaPAC 70458. Phone: 985- Slidell File Bid # 26-28-2– Labor, Bureau of Proposals must be ding to utilize this of Wells Fargo 280-8520.

A No. 300-134 https://wwwcfprd.

Area 1 Drainage Labor Statistics. contained in a service. Their phone Bank, N.A. exe‐ Pursuant to the pro‐ $200.00 deposit is Proposal No. doa.louisiana.gov/ Improvements sealed envelope and number is 833-412- cuted by Rene visions of a resolu‐ required. osp/lapac/dspBid. Please 26-P004 Ernest Jaunet, Sr. tion adopted by the The Contractor shall marked clearly: 5717. make checks This bid package is cfm?search=dep and Mary Nezat Board of Commis‐ available online at artment&term=185. payable to Slidell The City of Slidell is have an Active sta‐ 26-P003 HVAC with the AND VRF The signature on the Jaunet, dated Sep‐ sioners of the St. Memorial Hospital. soliciting proposals tus www.bidexpress.

Parish tem ber 18, 2008, in Tammany bid must be that of from interested par‐ Louisiana Secretary Preventative com or LaPAC It is the Vendor’s re‐ Abate‐ Maintenance Ser‐ an authorized repre‐ the original loan Mosquito sponsibility to A pre-bid meeting ties for the Peracetic of State. https://wwwcfprd. of ment District (the vices sentative of the cor‐ amount check Bid Express, will be held on Acid Wastewater doa.louisiana.gov/ poration, partner‐ $247,500.00, please "Governing Author‐ or LaPAC fre‐ Tuesday, May 19, Disinfection Sys‐ An executed osp/lapac/dspBid. Proposal documents ship or other legal contact Elizabeth ity"), acting as the quently for any pos‐ 2026, at 10:00am at tem. The project affidavit and cfm?search=dep may be picked up in entity, as defined by Crowell Price by governing authority artment&term=185. sible addenda that 1051 Gause Blvd., consists of furnish‐ attestation form the Purchasing De‐ Louisiana Public mail at 1602 W. Pin‐ of the St. Tammany may be issued. The Slidell, LA 70458 ing a complete per‐ must be submitted Mosquito partment, 1329 Bid Law Statute hook Rd., Suite Parish Parish is not respon‐ on the 2nd Floor acetic acid (PAA) prior to award.

It is the Vendor’s Lafayette, Abatement District Bayou Lane, Slidell 38:2212A. (l)(c) 300B, responsibility to sible for a Vendor’s Cardiology Confer‐ wastewater disin‐ (the "Dis trict"), on LA 70508 or by check Bid Express, failure to download ence Room 230. All fection system, in‐ The signature on the LA 70460, or email which dictates par‐ phone at 801-355- February 25, 2026, or LaPAC fre‐ any addenda docu‐ proposed bidders cluding a multi-year proposal must be Kathy Taylor, ktay‐ ties authorized to 2886.

NOTICE IS sign bids for public quently for any pos‐ ments required to are encouraged to supply of PAA, a that of an authorized lor@cityofslidell.

186737MAY13-20- HEREBY GIVEN contracts. attend. multi-year lease of a representative of the org. sible addenda that complete a that a special elec‐ 27-3T PAA storage and corporation, part‐ may be issued. The submission. tion will be held The bid opening feed equipment, and nership or other The signature on the The City of Slidell $366.25 Parish is not respon‐ within the District will be held on related commission‐ legal entity as de‐ proposal must be encourages partici‐ sible for a Vendor’s The project on SATURDAY, Tuesday, June 9, ing, maintenance fined by Louisiana that of an authorized pation by Minority, PUBLIC NOTICE failure to download classification is: JUNE 27, 2026, and 2026, at 10:00am at and decommission‐ Public Bid Law Re‐ representative of the Women-Owned, any addenda docu‐ Highway, Street that at the said elec‐ 1051 Gause Blvd., ing services. Firms vised Statute LA corporation, part‐ and Disadvantaged NOTICE ments required to and Bridge tion there will be Enter‐ Notice of CWIP Slidell, LA 70458 must have experi‐ R.S. 38:2212(B)(5) nership or other Business complete a submis‐ Construction submitted to all reg‐ Recovery Filing on the 2nd Floor ence in performing which dictates par‐ legal entity, as de‐ prises. sion. and Third Revised istered voters in the Paper Bids must be Cardiology Confer‐ and coordinating ties authorized to fined by Louisiana qualified submit bids for pub‐ Public Bid Law The City of Slidell Sewerage Services District sealed. In addition, ence Room 230. At this type of work.

The project and entitled to vote lic contracts.

Statute 38:2212A. reserves the right to Tariff the outside of the the above time, the classification is: at the said election (l)(c) which dictates reject any and all Pursuant to Article Highway, Street, & envelope, box, or bids will be publicly Interested, qualified IV, § 21(D)(1) of the under the Constitu‐ package containing opened and read parties may obtain This project may be parties authorized to bids.

Bridge Louisiana Constitu‐ tion and Laws of the the Bid shall be aloud. an electronic copy funded with federal sign public con‐ Blair Ellinwood Construction State of Louisiana Director of Finance tion, notice is marked with the fol‐ of the RFP packet funds. All applica‐ tracts. and the Constitution 184811MAY6-13hereby given that proposals from the City of ble laws, ordi‐ Paper Bids must be lowing information. Sealed of the United States, National Water In‐ sealed. In addition, Name and Address must have the re‐ Slidell Engineering nances, and the rules The City of Slidell 20-3T the following frastructure, LLC 250 and regulations of encourages partici‐ $165.34 the outside of the of the Bidder, the quest for bid num‐ Department, proposition, to-wit: (“NWI” or “Com‐ 26-06-01C, Bouscaren St, Suite all authorities hav‐ pation by Minority, envelope, box, or State Contractor’s ber, pany”), a package containing License Number of boldly displayed on 302, Slidell, LA, at ing jurisdiction over Women-Owned, PROPOSITION sewer/water public Legal Notices the Bid shall be the Bidder (if the the outside of enve‐ no cost by either construction of the and Disadvantaged Enter‐ utility, filed with the (MILLAGE RE‐ emailing the request project shall apply Business marked with the fol‐ work is estimated at lope.

NEWAL) Louisiana Public to bclancy@cityofs to the contract prises. lowing information. $50k or more), the Service Commis‐ Name and Address Bid Name, and the All bids must be ac‐ lidell.org or calling throughout.

Shall the St. Tam‐ The City of Slidell PUBLIC NOTICE sion (“LPSC”) its 646-4270. of the Bidder, the Bid Number. Bids companied by a bid (985) proposals All proposals, bids reserves the right to Anyone knowing 2026 CWIP Recov‐ many Parish Mos‐ State Contractor’s submitted without security equal to Only quito Abatement information five percent (5%) of from firms securing and applications are reject any and all the whereabouts of: ery Rate Increase License Number of this District (the "Dis‐ the Bidder (if the may be deemed the base bid plus any proposal documents welcomed. The city proposals.

Matthew W. Wright Filing and proposed trict"), con tinue to added alternates and from the City of encourages partici‐ Blair Ellinwood work is estimated at non-responsive. a/k/a Stevie Miller Third Revised Sew‐ levy a 2.95 mills tax must be in the form Slidell Engineering pation by Minority, Director of Finance Wright, last residing erage Services Tar‐ $50k or more), the on all the property 185386AP29‐ Bid Name, and the A Mandatory pre- of a certified check, Department will be Women-Owned, at 2627 Toulander iff in accordance subject to taxation and Disadvantaged MAY6-13-3T Bid Number. Bids bid meeting will be cashier’s check, or acknowledged.

Street, Mandeville, with LPSC Order in the District for a Business Enterprise $159.55 bid bond made submitted without held on LA 70448, or any‐ No. U-36383 period of 10 years, firms. this information Wednesday, May payable to Slidell Proposals will be one knowing how to (“Order”). The ginning with the PUBLIC NOTICE may be deemed 27, 2026 at 2:00 Memorial Hospital. received until contact them or any Company’s filing, if be year 2028 and end‐ PM at the St. Tam‐ A bid bond shall 10:00 AM, May 21, Questions regarding non-responsive. family member. approved as filed, ing with the year this project should The City of Slidell is Please contact: would result in many Parish Gov‐ comply with LA- 2026, in the 2037 (the "Tax") (an be addressed to requesting bids for Phillip M. Lynch, monthly minimum 21454 R.S. 38:2218 and Director of Bids will be re‐ ernment estimated Blaine Clancy, City the following: Finance Office, ceived at 21454 Koop Drive, Build‐ 38:2219.

Jr., Attorney at Law, flat rates for sewer‐ $9,335,000 reason‐ Engineer, at Bid # 27-B019 Koop Dr., Suite 2F, ing B, 3rd Floor Bidders also have 2045 Second St, 1280 Clausel St., age services as fol‐ expected at this bclancy@cityofs Submersible Lift Mandeville, LA Conference Room, the option to submit Suite 214, Slidell, Mandeville, La. lows: residential flat ably time to be collected lidell.org. rate minimum of LA bids electronically LA 70458. station Pumps 70471 from each Mandeville, 70448, from the levy of the $59.10 and com‐ through BidNet Di‐ bidder or his agent 70471.

985-626-9382, Tax for an entire mercial flat rate rect. To register, Each proposal must The City of Slidell SEALED BIDS will philliplynchjr@ and given a written Attendance is year), for the pur‐ minimum of $69.10. visit www.bidnetd be contained in a reserves the right to be received until gmail.com receipt, by certified required. pose of purchasing, irect.com/slidell sealed envelope and reject any or all pro‐ May 27, 10:00 AM 186733MAY13-1T NWI’s Third Re‐ mail with return re‐ posals. vised Sewerage Ser‐ maintaining and op‐ clearly marked: CST in the Director $109.60 ceipt requested, or Bids will be re‐ memorialhospital CITY OF SLIDELL of Finance Office vices Tariff will be‐ erating machinery, electronically at ceived at 21454 ochsner or call Bid‐ facilities and equip‐ come effective as Koop Dr., Suite 2F, Net Direct Vendor Proposal: Per‐ Blair Ellinwood located at the Slidell PUBLIC NOTICE www.bidexpress. ment necessary or Director of Finance City Council & Ad‐ determined by the Mandeville, LA Support at (800) acetic Acid com.

Any one know ing useful in the eradi‐ ministrative Center, the whereabouts of LPSC pursuant to The Procurement 70471 from each 835-4603 (Option Wastewater Disin‐ 185563AP29‐ cation, abatement or MAY6-13-3T the Order.

2045 Second Street, Charles Department can be bidder or his agent 2). Electronic sub‐ fection System Mick ell con trol of mosqui‐ $308.26 require Slidell Job second floor Suite Jones, please con‐ NWI’s proposed contacted by tele‐ and given a written missions toes and other 214, Slidell LA tact attorney James NWI’s proposed phone at (985) 898- receipt, by certified both an electronic No. 300-134 pods of public 70458 and there‐ Diamond, at 504- Third Revised Sew‐ arthro 2520 or via e-mail at mail with return re‐ bid bond and a digi‐ Proposal #26-P004 health Legal importance erage Ser vices Tar‐ ceipt re quested, or tal signa ture.

Due Date/ Legal Legal Legal Legal Time: Legal Legal Legal after Legal opened and 930-4891.

Procure ment@ taining an iff would apply in all and main ically at Please Notices direct ques‐ May 21, 2026, publicly read for the 187151Notices stpgov.Notices org. St. Tam‐ electron Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices MAY13-20adequate adminis‐ parishes served by tions to Barry Win‐ 10:00 AM following, Sub‐ 2T many Parish Gov‐ www.bidexpress. trative Secretary and opera‐ the Company. The ters, Director of delivery pertinent may proper by mersible Lift station $106.70 ernment reserves com. for isthe Officer or Chief Financialtional Officer of staff the Hospital the marketability of the Bonds, Act. The Supplemental parishes through The Procurement Supply Chain and The schedule of consistent with the provisions of the pumps.

Any bid re‐ Board of Commissioners, Chief Executive the right to re STject . TAMMANY PARISH HOSPITAL SERVICE DISTRICT NO. 1 Dis trict? hereby authorized and directed to execute, andNWI’s this Boardser of Commissioners hereby agrees to and Indenture also include the issuance of additional which ‐ Slidell con tractwillitems andremedies in case of default, provisions for ceived after clos ing any or all quotes and Department can be Logistics, the terms of, the engagement letterarea of Bond parityprices bonds, and such additional covenants, agreements and provisions as are judged advisable or vice exCounsel tend:appended hereto. A certified copy of Memo ialBulloch: Hospital, unit teleand ‐ seconded pro vided time will be re‐ accepts to waiveThein formal i‐ con following resolution wastacted offered by by Mr. Davis by rMr. this resolution shall be submitted toAs the cen Attorney General of Louisiana for her written necessary by the District for the security of the owners of the Bonds, including sinking funds and said special sion, Cal ‐ the State ofThe phone at (985) 898- 1025 Florida Ave, inrevenues the bid pro posal turned un opened. ties. approval of said employment and of the fees herein designated. the payment of principal and interest. election will be held casieu, East Baton ESOLUTION e-mail at Slidell, LA 70458, shall forbe used 187116MAY13-20- 2520 orRvia at each and every Iberville, at e-mail: Barry. through June 30,Bonds will be issued on parity with theBids Procurement@ must bepayable con‐ 27-3T SECTION 12. For a periodRouge, of thirty days from the date of publication of this resolution, SECTION 3.

The Outstanding Bonds polling place in the A resolution giving preliminary approval issuance of notOchsner. ingston, Pointe 2027 with interest an opand tion, stpgov. org. St. Tamto‐ the Winters@ in a sealed which publication shall be made inLiv a newspaper which is the official journal of the District, any in principal, redemption premium, if any, solely fromtained the income, revenues and $153.88 which polls exceeding $90,000,000 St. Tammany Parish Coupee, Tamthe ‐ legalityParish, person or persons in interest shall have the rightSt. to contest of this resolution and the District from the operation of the Hospital, subject to the paymentand of ifreceipts agreederived able bybytheboth many ofParish Gov ‐ Hospital org Service enveonly lope District No. 1 Hospital Revenue and Refunding Revenue Bonds (St. will open seven legality of the Bonds for any cause, many, after which time nopa one shall have any cause or right at of action theties, reasonable necessary Tangi hoa, par for and four sep‐expenses of operation of the Hospital. marked clearly: ernment reserves Tammany Health System Project), in one or more series; applying o'clock (7:00) a.m. to contest the legality of this resolution or ofBaton the BondsRouge. for any cause whatsoever. If no suit, action West arate one (1) year the Commission right toin reconnection ject Slidell 27-B019 Sub‐ or to the State Bond therewith; andMemorial andthe close eight proceedings are begun contesting the validity of the Bonds within thirty daysatherein 4. ning The Chief Executive Officer of the Hospital or her designee is hereby riodsSECTION be gin anymatters or all quotes and reserves peauthorized mersible Lift providing for other in connection therewith.Hospital prescribed, the authority to issue the Bonds and to provide fil for ‐the payment thereof, the legality to pay in full the Series 2016 Bonds on the date required by the Series 2016 Bonds by o'clock (8:00) p.m., The Com pany’s 1, 2027, July 1, to waive informali‐ the right to reject July station Pumps thereof and of all of the provisions of this resolution authorizing the issuance thedance Bonds shall said Chief Executive Officer or her designee. in acofcor with ing may be viewed WHEREAS, St. Tammany Parish Hospital Service Districtany No. 1 and (the "District") is a body July 1, 2029 ties. all bids for 2028, be conclusively presumed, and no court shall have authority to inquire the into such matters. provisions of La. corporate and political subdivision of the State of Louisiana (the "State") is authorized issue in the Records Divi‐ and July 1, 2030.

At Sandler & Co. is hereby named as the underwriter 187024 MAY13-20just and cause.

Wintoning Bid docfor uments may SECTION 5.

Piper the Bonds.

R.S. 18:541. revenue bonds including pursuant to Section 1430 of Title 39 of thebid Louisiana Statutesto of sionshall ofbecome the LPSC the beginning of 27-3T is Revised subject SECTION 13. This resolution effectiveat immediately. be picked up in the 1950, as amended (the "Act"), and subject to the approval Slidell of the Louisiana State Bond the following ad‐ 6. tract The District hereby retains Kaufman Hall to Pur act aschas its Municipal Advisor new con $173.47 Memo rial each SECTION ing De part‐ Commission, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (the "Louisiana State Bond Commission"); and The places This resolution having beendress: submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was aspolling follows: "Municipal pursuant to the provisions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and riod, theAdvisor") unit Hospital’s Board of pe(the ment, 1329 Bayou at the precincts in Consumershall Protection Act and the rules promulgated thereunder by the SecuritiesSlidell and Exchange prices be ad ‐ Com mis sioner’s ac ‐ Lane, LA WHEREAS, the District owns and operates St. Tammany Health System located in Absent: Parish Abstaining: are Commission.

District by the Municipal Advisor RecordsYea: DivisionNay: the justed by aThe per centhereby ‐ acknowledges that it is represented70460, ceptance and or email John A. Evans,Member Covington, Louisiana (the "Hospital"); and Chairman ___X___ _______ hereby ______ __ ____ and will rely upon the advice of the Municipal Advisor with respect to the Bonds. The Chairman, des ignated 602 N.___X___ 5th Street, age amount equal to approval.

Kathy Tay lor, ofktay Thomas D. Davis, Vice Chairman _______ as ______ __ ____places Vice Chairman, or Secretary of this Board of Commissioners or Chief Executive Officer the ‐ the polling 12th Floor WHEREAS, the District has previously issued and has outstanding Hospital Revenue the newis hereby percent age and directed to execute an appropriatelor@ 186081itsMAY6-13yofs lidell.

Hospital authorized contractcit with the Municipal Sue Osbon, Secretary/Treasurer ___X __ _______ at ______ __ ____ which to ____ hold the Bonds (St. Tammany Parish Hospital Project) Series 2016 (the "Series 2016 Bonds"), Hospital Baton___X___ Rouge, _______ ______ change 20-3T org. The phone Merrill Laurent, M.D., Medical Staff Advisor. in the Con‐ said elec__tion, and Revenue and Refunding Revenue Bonds (St. Tammany Parish Hospital Project) Series 2018A and Louisiana 70802 sumer Price Index $1303.80 Representative num ber is 985-646Commis sionersTaxable Hospital Refunding Revenue Bonds (St. Tammany Parish Hospital Project) Series 2018B Telephone: This Board of Commissioners hereby approves authorizes the Wilson D. Bulloch, III ___X___(225) _______ the ______ __ ____ (CPI) SECTION for the7. prior 4250.andBid ders also (collectively, the "Series 2018 Bonds"), and Hospital Revenue Bonds (St. Tammany Parish in-Charge and Com ‐ publication a Notice Public Hearing and does hereby authorizehave and approve conducting _______ _______ ______ __ X____ 342-3157 cal endar of year endof or thetheop tion to Ed Dillard Hospital Project) Series 2020 (the "Series 2020 Bonds") (collectively, the "Outstanding Bonds"); sioners, respec‐ of a public hearing, as(5%) set forth in said notice in accordance with the requirements of Section 147(f) Kasey Hosch ___X___ _______ mis ______ __ ____ Toll Free (800) 256five per cent re view bid doc u ‐ and of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended. An officer of the Hospital is hereby authorized _______ tively, ______ shall __ ____ be those 2397 ___X___ which-ever is less. ments and issuance submit Dale Jenkins to hold said public hearing and to receive any comments and objections to the proposed sons designated 186996MAY13-1T per2026.

The WHEREAS, the District desires to refund the Series 2016 Bonds and finance the costs of bids electronically of theCPI Bonds.to be used And the resolution was declared adopted on this 10th day of March, according to law. $335.03 capital expenditures throughout the Hospital, including costs of constructing and equipping a shall be from the un‐ by visiting www.cen parking garage, the fourth floor build out located at the patient care tower, and other capital adjusted Con8.sumer tralbidd SECTION The Chairman, Vice Chairman, or Secretary of ing. this com.

Board of estimated cost /s/ Sue Osbon__ /s/ John A.The Evans ___ expenditures throughout the Hospital and to acquire and develop, if determined to be beneficial to Price Index, All Officer or Chief Financial OfficerElec Commissioners, Chief Executive of the tronic Hospital and/or bids their will Secretary Chair of this election as the District, properties to be used for healthcare purposes of the District (the "Project") through designees are directed to establish, continue, and/or amend, as applicable, written procedures to ‐ Urban con sumers, require a dig ital sig the issuance of not exceeding $90,000,000 aggregate principal amount of its Hospital Revenue and de ter mined by the assist the District inStates complying with various state and federal statutes, rules and regulations (CPI) United nature.

You must STATE OF LOUISIANA Refunding Revenue Bonds (St. Tammany Health System Project) (the "Bonds") in one or more Secretary of State applicable to the by Bonds and are further authorized to take any and all actions as may be required pub lished the reg is ter di rectly series pursuant to the Sixth Supplemental Trust Indenture, by and between the District and by said written procedures to ensure continued compliance with such statutes, rules and regulations based upon the pro‐ U.S. Department of with Central Bid‐ PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY Hancock Whitney Bank, as trustee (the "Trustee") (the "Supplemental Indenture"), which throughout the term of the Bonds. visions of Chapter Labor, Bureau of supplements the Trust Indenture dated as of November 1, 2011, as supplemented through the date ding to utilize this 8-A of Title 18 and hereof (collectively, the "Indenture"), the proceeds of which will also be used to pay all or a portion Labor SECTION Statistics. service.official Their phone 9.

The District is authorized to distribute a preliminary statement actual costs of simi‐ of the costs of issuance of the Bonds; and relating to the proposed issuance and sale of the Bonds in the form approved the is Chief Financial numby ber 833-412lar elections is The Con trac tor shall Officer of the Hospital and upon the advice of counsel and bond counsel to the District.

I, the undersigned Secretary of the Board of Commissioners of St. Tammany Parish 5717. $212,700.

WHEREAS, this Board of Commissioners further desires to authorize the publication of a have an Active sta‐ Notice of Public Hearing in accordance with the requirements of Section 147(f) of the Internal is hereby made to the State Bond Commission for consent the foregoing pages tus SECTION with 10. Application the The signature on the Hospital Service District No. 1 (the "District"), do hereby certify that tice Revenue Code of 1986, as amended; and is further and authority toSec issue, and deliver the Bonds in accordance with the provisions of the Act and Louisiana resell tary bid must be that of constitute a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the District No the Rules of the Commission. A certified copy of this resolution shall be forwarded to the State on Marchthat 10, 2026, givingtion given a por ofBond State.

WHEREAS, this Board of Commissioners also desires to authorize the refunding of the an au tho rized rep re ‐ Commission for consideration and approval. of the monies col‐ Series 2016 Bonds in order to achieve debt service savings. sentative of the cor‐ preliminary approval to the issuance of not exceeding $90,000,000lected of St. Tammany Parish tax from the An exeBycuted ration, partner virtue of applicant/issuer's application for, acceptance andpo utilization of the benefits of ‐ de scribed in the NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of St. afthe fidavit and Louisiana State Bond Commission’s approval(s) resolved and setship forth herein, it resolveslegal that or other Hospital Service District No. 1 Hospital Revenue and Refunding Revenue Bonds (St. Tammany Tammany Parish Hospital Service District No. 1, acting as the governing authority of the District, Proposition shall be understands and agrees that such approval(s) are expressly conditioned andfined it furtherby atittes tation form entity,upon, as de that: remit ted to cerintain resolves understands, and assigns to, full andlic Health System Project), in one or more series; applying to the State Bond Commission must bethat subitmit ted agrees and binds itself, its successors Louisiana Pub state and statewide continuing compliance with the "State Bond Commission Policy on Approval ProposedStatute Use of prior to award.

Bid ofLaw SECTION 1.

It is the public purpose and within the power and authority vested in the re tire ment systems Swaps, or other forms of Derivative Products Hedges, Etc.", adopted by the Commission on July connection therewith; and providing for other matters in connection therewith.

38:2212A. (l)(c) District under the Act to provide funds for the refunding of all of the Series 2016 Bonds and the 20, 2006, as to the borrowing(s) and other matter(s) subject to the approval(s), including in the manner re‐ The sig na ture on the financing of the Project through the issuance of the Bonds as limited and special revenue which dic tates par ‐ subsequent application and approval under said Policy of the implementation or use of any swap(s) IN FAITH WHEREOF, witness my official signature and the impress the official quiredof by law. seal obligations of the District. pro posal must be ties authorized to or other product(s) or enhancement(s) covered thereby. that of an authorized sign bids for pub lic of the District on this 10th day of March 2026.

The said special SECTION 2.

For the purpose of refunding all of the Series 2016 Bonds, financing the represen tative11.of This the Board of Commissioners finds and determines SECTION that a real necessity contracts.

Project, and paying costs of issuance of the Bonds, the District hereby grants preliminary approval election will be held exists the employment cor pofor ration, partof‐ special counsel in connection with the issuance of the Bonds, and to the issuance of the Bonds in a principal amount not exceeding $90,000,000. The Bonds shall in accordance with accordingly, Judell, L.L.P., of New Orleans, Louisiana, as BondCity Counsel, hereby ner ship Foley or &other The ofis Slidell be issued in one or more series, on a taxable or tax-exempt basis, shall be in fully registered form, the applicable pro‐ employed do andas perform with respect to tic the i‐ legal entotity de‐work of a traditional legal nature as bondencounsel cour ages par shall mature not later than December 1, 2056, shall bear interest at fixed rates not to exceed 6.5% vi sions of Chapter 5 issuance and sale of said Bonds.

Said Bond Counsel shall prepare and submit to this Board of fined

by Louisiana pation by Minority, per annum or variable rates not to exceed 12% per annum, and shall have such further details as Commissioners for adoption all of the proceedings incidental to the authorization, issuance, sale /s/ Sue Osbon _______________ and Chapter 6-A of Pub lic Bid Law Re ‐ shall be set forth in a resolution to be adopted by the District supplemental to this resolution.

Women-Owned, and delivery of such Bonds, shall counsel and advise this Governing Authority as to the issuance Secretary Title 18 of the vised Statute LA and Disad taged and sale thereof and shall furnish its opinions covering the legality of the issuance of van the Bonds.

Louisiana Revised The Board, in the Supplemental Indenture, will enter into such covenants with the future R.S. ness ter ‐ The fee38:2212(B)(5) of Bond Counsel for each series of bonds shall be fixed at Busi a sum not exceeding En the fee Statutes of 1950, as owner or owners of the Bonds as to the operation of the Hospital, the disposition of its fees and which dic par ‐ fee guidelines for such bond counsel allowed by thetates Attorney General's work in connection with (SEAL) prises. revenues, the issuance of future bonds and the creation of future liens and encumbrances against amended, and other the issuance such seriestoof revenue bonds and based on the amount of said Bonds actually ties authoofrized the Hospital and the revenues therefrom, the carrying of insurance on the Hospital, the keeping of con sti tu tional and issued, delivered and paid fees to be contingent upon sub mitsold, bids for pub ‐ for, plus "out-of-pocket" expenses, said The City of Slidell books and records and other pertinent matters as may be deemed proper by this Board to assure statutory authority, issuance, sale and delivery of said bonds. The Chairman, Vice Chairman, or Secretary of thisto licthecon tracts. reserves the right and the officers ap‐ reject any and all pointed to$336.85 hold the 186897MAY13-1T This project may be bids. said election, as pro‐ funded with federal Blair Ellinwood vided in this Notice funds. All applica‐ Director of Finance of Special Election, ble laws, ordi‐ 184811MAY6-13or such substitutes nances, and the rules 20-3T therefor as may be and ulations of lll

year), for the pur‐ Notice is further open and public ses‐ pose of purchasing, given that a portion sion proceed to ex‐ maintaining and op‐ of the monies col‐ amine and canvass erating machinery, lected ✦from the tax ✦ the returns and de‐ 8Bcil✦ities Wednesday, May‐ 13,de 2026 fa and equip scribedSt. Tammany in the clare the result of ment necessary or Proposition shall be the said special elec‐ Legal Legal regNotices istered useful Legal in theNotices eradi‐ remitted to Notices certain tion. All cation, abatement or state and statewide voters of the District control of mosqui‐ retirement systems are entitled to vote toes and other in the manner re‐ at said special elec‐ tion and voting ma‐ arthropods of public quired by law. chines will be used. health importance 178977AP22-29 ‐ and maintaining an The said special MAY6-13-4T adequate adminis‐ election will be held trative and opera‐ in accordance with $421.92 tional staff for the the applicable pro‐ District? visions of Chapter 5 PUBLIC NOTICE and Chapter 6-A of The said special Title 18 of the NOTICE OF election will be held Louisiana Revised SPECIAL at each and every Statutes of 1950, as ELECTION polling place in the amended, and other Parish, which polls constitutional and Pursuant to the pro‐ will open at seven statutory authority, visions of a resolu‐ o'clock (7:00) a.m. and the officers ap‐ tion adopted by the and close at eight pointed to hold the Board of Commis‐ o'clock (8:00) p.m., said election, as pro‐ sioners of St. Tam‐ in accordance with vided in this Notice many Parish Recre‐ the provisions of La. of Special Election, ation District No. R.S. 18:541. or such substitutes 11, State of therefor as may be Louisiana (the The polling places selected and desig‐ "Governing Author‐ at the precincts in nated in accordance ity"), acting as the the Parish are with La. R.S. governing authority hereby designated 18:1287, will make of St. Tammany as the polling places due returns thereof Parish Recreation at which to hold the to said Governing District No. 11, said election, and Authority, and NO‐ State of Louisiana the Commissioners- TICE IS HEREBY (the "District"), on in-Charge and Com‐ FURTHER GIVEN April 14, 2026, NO‐ missioners, respec‐ that the Governing TICE IS HEREBY tively, shall be those Authority will meet GIVEN that a spe‐ persons designated at its regular meet‐ cial election will be according to law. ing place, the St. held within the Dis‐ Tammany Parish trict on SATUR‐ The estimated cost Mosquito Abate‐ DAY, JUNE 27, of this election as ment District Of‐ 2026, and that at the determined by the fice, 62436 Airport said election there Secretary of State Road, Slidell, will be submitted to on all registered voters based upon the pro‐ Louisiana, visions of Chapter WEDNESDAY, in the District quali‐ 8-A of Title 18 and JULY 15, 2026, at fied and entitled to actual costs of simi‐ 1:00 P.M., and shall vote at the said elec‐ lar elections is then and there in tion under the Con‐ $212,700. open and public ses‐ stitution and Laws sion proceed to ex‐ of the State of Notice is further amine and canvass Louisiana and the given that a portion the returns and de‐ Constitution of the of the monies col‐ clare the result of United States, the lected from the tax the said special elec‐ following proposi‐ described in the tion. All registered tion, to-wit: Proposition shall be voters of the District remitted to certain are entitled to vote PROPOSITION state and statewide at said special elec‐ (IN-LIEU MILL‐ retirement systems tion and voting ma‐ AGE) in the manner re‐ chines will be used.

178977AP22-29‐ quired by law.

Shall St. Tammany MAY6-13-4T Parish LegalRecreation Legal Legal The Notices said special $421.92 District No. 11, Notices election will be held State Notices of Louisiana in accordance with (the “District”), levy the applicable pro‐ a special tax of 9.26 visions of Chapter 5 mills (the “Tax”) on and Chapter 6-A of all property subject Title 18 of the to taxation in said Louisiana Revised District (an esti‐ Statutes of 1950, as mated $1,127,100 amended, and other reasonably expected ST. TAMMANY PARISHat this time to be col‐ constitutional and MICHAEL B. COOPER statutory authority, lected from the levy PARISH PRESIDENT and the officers ap‐ of the Tax for an en‐ pointed to hold the tire year), for a pe‐ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------said election, as pro‐ riod of 20 years, be‐ PUBLIC NOTICE vided in this Notice ginning with the of The Spe Elec tion, year 2026 and June end‐ St.cial Tammany Parish Zoning Commission will hold their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, 2026 in the St. Tammany Drive, Mandeville, LA at 6:00 or 2, such sub stitutesParish Administrative Complex, 21490 Kooping with the year PM. for A public hearing will be conducted at this meeting to hear comments for or against amendments to there as may be 2045, for the pur‐ the Unified Development Code with respect to the following changes: selected and desig‐ pose of acquiring, nated in acCase corNo. dance constructing, im‐ 1. Zoning 2025-4472-ZC withPetition La. R.S. to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated & S20, T6S,‐ prov ing,in S17main tain R10E, Ward 1, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, whiching is a Parcel 18:1287, will make orlocatedoponertheatnorth ing Ronaldthereof Reagan Highway, west of LA Highway 1077, Covington, which property duesidereofturns parks, and play grounds, a total of ing 31.51 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 (Rural Residential to comprises said Gov ern recreation cen ters District) to S-2 (Suburban Residential District).

The property petitioned for rezoning is more Authority, and NO‐ and other recre ‐ fully described as follows: TICE IS HEREBY ational facilities in FUR THER GIVEN said DisOFtrict, to‐ DESCRIPTION OUTLINES THE BOUNDARY AN AREA thatTHE theFOLLOWING Governing gether with the nec‐ TOTALING APPROXIMATELY 31.51 ACRES, Author ity will meet es sary fur nish ings LOCATED IN ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA, ESTABLISED FOR THE at its regular meet‐ and equipment PURPOSES OF RE-ZONING. THIS BOUNDARY IS DEFINED BY A SERIES OF ing BEARINGS place, the St. therefor, said tax to AND DISTANCES, BEGINNING AT A DESIGNATED POINT AND Tammany Parish be in lieu of and IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION. MosPROCEEDING quito Abate ‐ com pletely 30°30’15.55” replace BEGINNING AT AOf POINT ment District ‐ OF BEGINNING LOCATED AT theLATITUDE current 9.26 LONGITUDE fice,NORTH, 62436 Airport90°12’52.05” WEST; mills tax authorized THENCE NORTH 0°28'45" WEST, 852.89 FEET TO A POINT;to THENCE Road, Slidell, be NORTH levied14°07'53" pur‐ WEST, 61.74 FEET TO WEST,to 107.32 Louisiana, onA POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°28'45"suant an FEET elecTO tionA POINT; THENCE A POINT; NORTH WEDNES DAY,NORTH 24°54'22" EAST, 138.81 FEET TO held onTHENCE Novem ber 81°11'45" EAST, 148.65 JULY 15, 2026, at FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 13, 88°59'23" 2021. EAST, 979.16 TO and A POINT; 1:00FEET P.M., shallTHENCE SOUTH 0°28'45" EAST, 1,176.21 FEET TO A POINT; thenTHENCE and there in89°31'15" WEST, 259.52 FEET TO A POINT; SOUTH THENCE SOUTHspe 0°28'45" The said cial open and50.00 pubFEET lic ses EAST, TO ‐A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 89°31'15" WEST, FEET TObe A elec tion80.00shall sionPOINT; proceed to NORTH ex‐ 0°28'45" WEST, 50.00 FEET TO held THENCE A POINT; THENCE SOUTH at the polling amine andWEST, can831.62 vass FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 89°31'15" places for the fol‐ the returns and de‐ lowing precincts, clareZoning the result of which polls will 2025-4473-ZC the2. said speCase cialNo. elec ‐ at in S17seven Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract open of land situated & 20, tion. reg istered o'clock a.m.

T6S,All R10E, Ward 1, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is(7:00) a Parcel located voton erstheofnorth theside Disoftrict and close at eight Ronald Reagan Highway and on the south side of LA Highway 1077, are Covington entitled, and towhich voteproperty comprises a total 264.35 acres o'clock (8:00) p.m., of land more or less, from at said spe cial elec ‐ in acCommercial cordanceDistrict) with its present R-1 (Rural Residential District) and NC-2 (Neighborhood tionto and vot ing ma ‐ the pro vi sions of La. S-1 (Suburban Residential District) with 141.70 acres & S-2 (Suburban Residential chines will be118.65 used.acres. The property petitioned for rezoning R.S. 18:541, to wit:as District) with is more fully described 178977AP22-29 ‐ follows: MAY6-13-4T PRECINCTS $421.92 THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION OUTLINES THE BOUNDARY OF AN AREA 303(PART) TOTALING APPROXIMATELY 145.70 ACRES, 304(PART) 305 LOCATED IN ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA,308 ESTABLISED FOR THE 309 BY A SERIES OF PURPOSES OF RE-ZONING. THIS BOUNDARY IS DEFINED 313 BEARINGS AND DISTANCES, BEGINNING AT A DESIGNATED POINT AND 502(PART) PROCEEDING IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION. 503(PART) 504(PART) LATITUDE 30°30’15.14” BEGINNING AT A POINT OF BEGINNING LOCATED AT 505(PART) NORTH, LONGITUDE 90°13’13.93” WEST; 602(PART) A01(PART) THENCE NORTH 0°42'39" WEST, 100.00 FEET TO A A02(PART) POINT; THENCE SOUTH 89°42'41" WEST, 777.64 FEET TO A POINT; THENCEA02A(PART) NORTH 0°52'10" WEST, A03(PART) 3,724.06 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 89°05'39" EAST, 1,323.69 FEET TO A A04 POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°41'30" WEST, 3,393.13 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE lll

NORTH 58°26'37" EAST, 551.25 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 31°33'23" The polling places EAST, 145.00 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 58°26'37" EAST, 153.89 FEET at the precincts set TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 31°33'23" EAST, 80.00 FEET TO A POINT; forth aboveTHENCE are SOUTH 58°26'37" WEST, 464.18 FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF A NON-TANGENT hereby designated CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUS 210.23 as the pollingOFplaces at which to hold the FEET, TO WHICH A RADIAL LINE BEARS NORTH 33°11'38" WEST; THENCE election, SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH said A CENTRAL ANGLEand OF Com mission ers57°29'21" AN ARC DISTANCE OF 210.94 FEET TO A the POINT; THENCE SOUTH in-Charge and Com 0°41'23" EAST, 274.15 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 89°18'30" EAST, 145.01‐ missioners, respec‐ FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 0°41'30" EAST, 127.12 FEET TO A POINT; tively, shall be those THENCE SOUTH 31°33'23" EAST, 353.03 FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF A CURVE persons designated CONCAVE WESTERLY, SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUSac OFcord 45.00ing FEET; THENCE to law.

SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 30°50'44" AN ARC DISTANCE OF 24.23 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE 0°42'39" EAST, TheSOUTH estimated cost 428.49 FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF A CURVE CONCAVE WESTERLY, of this electionSAID as

determined by the

CURVE HAS A RADIUS OF 45.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTHERLY SAID SecretaryALONG of State CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 45°01'09"based AN ARC DISTANCE upon the proOF‐ 35.36 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 44°18'30" vi WEST, TOter A sions39.41 of FEET Chap 8-A Title 18 and POINT; THENCE SOUTH 45°41'30" EAST, 125.00 FEET TO of A POINT; THENCE acSOUTH tual costs of sim i‐ SOUTH 42°08'22" EAST, 60.12 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE 45°57'09" EAST, elections 135.83 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 41°02'22" lar EAST, 189.94 FEET TO is A $41,000.

POINT; THENCE SOUTH 0°42'08" EAST, 1,185.66 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 0°58'29" EAST, 60.00 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 89°18'30" WEST, Notice is fur ther 120.10 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 0°03'20" WEST, 373.89 TOtion THE given thatFEET a por BEGINNING OF A NON-TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE of EASTERLY, SAID CURVE the monies col‐ HAS A RADIUS OF 370.00 FEET, TO WHICH A RADIAL LINEfrom BEARSthe SOUTH lected tax 89°17'21" WEST; THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH described in theA sitionTOshall be CENTRAL ANGLE OF 14°04'41" AN ARC DISTANCE OFPropo 90.91 FEET A POINT; mitted to tain THENCE SOUTH 14°47'20" EAST, 106.77 FEET TO THE re BEGINNING OF Acer CURVE andFEET; statewide CONCAVE WESTERLY, SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUS state OF 430.00 THENCE retireANGLE ment OFsys tems SOUTHERLY ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL 12°19'57" in the manner re‐ AN ARC DISTANCE OF 92.55 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 87°32'36" WEST, quired by law.

60.00 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 89°17'21" WEST, 124.83 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 0°42'41" EAST, 381.06 FEETThe TO A said POINT; spe THENCE cial SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST, 391.94 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE 89°17'21" electionSOUTH will be held WEST, 43.98 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°42'39" TO in WEST, accor125.00 danceFEET with theTOapAplic ableTHENCE pro‐ A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 89°17'21" WEST, 1,152.50 FEET POINT; viOF sions of Chap ter 5 SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST, 564.82 FEET TO THE BEGINNING A CURVE CONCAVE andTHENCE Chapter 6-A of EASTERLY, SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUS OF 965.00 FEET; SOUTHERLY Title 18 of the ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 14°50'02" AN ARC Louisiana Revised DISTANCE OF 249.84 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 15°32'41" EAST, 256.88 Statutes of 1950, as FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF A CURVE CONCAVE WESTERLY, amended, SAID and CURVE other HAS A RADIUS OF 1,035.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTHERLY SAID CURVE conALONG stitutional and THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 14°50'02" AN ARC DISTANCE 267.96 statutoryOF au thorFEET ity, andTOthe officers ap‐ TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST, 224.82 FEET A POINT; THENCE pointed SOUTH to hold the NORTH 89°17'21" EAST, 145.00 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE 0°42'39" said elec as pro ‐ EAST, 222.57 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 89°11'36" EAST,tion, 0.01 FEET TO vided in this No tice A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 0°49'29" EAST, 1,252.20 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE of Special Election, SOUTH 89°42'41" WEST, 147.50 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39"

or such substitutes therefor as may be selected and desig‐ nated in accordance with La. R.S. will make

State Louisiana and the Constitution of the United States, the following proposi‐ tion, to-wit: Legal Notices

PROPOSITION (IN-LIEU MILL‐ AGE) Shall St. Tammany Parish Recreation District No. 11, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy a special tax of 9.26 mills (the “Tax”) on all property subject to taxation in said District (an esti‐ mated $1,127,100 reasonably expected at this time to be col‐ lected from the levy of the Tax for an en‐ tire year), for a pe‐ riod of 20 years, be‐ ginning with the year 2026 and end‐ ing with the year 2045, for the pur‐ pose of acquiring, constructing, im‐ proving, maintain‐ ing or operating parks, playgrounds, recreation centers and other recre‐ ational facilities in said District, to‐ gether with the nec‐ essary furnishings and equipment therefor, said tax to be in lieu of and completely replace the current 9.26 mills tax authorized to be levied pur‐ suant to an election held on November 13, 2021.

The said special election shall be held at the polling places for the fol‐ lowing precincts, which polls will open at seven o'clock (7:00) a.m. and close at eight o'clock (8:00) p.m., in accordance with the provisions of La. R.S. 18:541, to wit:

held at the polling places for the fol‐ lowing precincts, which polls will open at seven o'clock (7:00) a.m.

Legalat Notices and close eight o'clock (8:00) p.m., in accordance with the provisions of La. R.S. 18:541, to wit:

Notice is further given that a portion of the monies col‐ lected from the tax described in the Proposition shall be Legal remitted to Notices certain state and statewide retirement systems in the manner re‐ quired by law.

PRECINCTS 303(PART) 304(PART) 305 308 309 313 502(PART) 503(PART) 504(PART) 505(PART) 602(PART) A01(PART) A02(PART) A02A(PART) A03(PART) A04

The said special election will be held in accordance with the applicable pro‐ visions of Chapter 5 and Chapter 6-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, and other constitutional and statutory authority, and the officers ap‐ pointed to hold the said election, as pro‐ vided in this Notice of Special Election, or such substitutes therefor as may be selected and desig‐ nated in accordance with La. R.S. 18:1287, will make due returns thereof to said Governing Authority, and NO‐ TICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the Governing Authority will meet at its regular meet‐ ing place, the Recre‐ ation Gymnasium, 22519 Hwy. 36 East, Abita Springs, Louisiana, on TUESDAY, JULY 21, 2026, at 7:00 P.M., and shall then and there in open and public session proceed to examine and canvass the re‐ turns and declare the result of the said special election. All registered voters of the District are enti‐ tled to vote at said special election and voting machines will be used.

184860AP22-29‐ MAY6-13-4T $443.12

The polling places at the precincts set forth above are hereby designated as the polling places at which to hold the said election, and the Commissionersin-Charge and Com‐ missioners, respec‐ tively, shall be those persons designated according to law.

The estimated cost of this election as determined by the Secretary of State based upon the pro‐ visions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 and actual costs of simi‐ lar elections is $41,000.

Notice is further given that a portion of the monies col‐ lected from the tax described in the Proposition shall be remitted to certain state and statewide retirement systems in the manner re‐ quired by law.

The said special PRECINCTS Legal Legal Legal election will be held 303(PART) Notices Notices Notices in accor dance with 304(PART) the applicable pro‐ 305 visions of Chapter 5 308 EAST, 100.00 FEET TO A POINT; WEST, 80.00 FEET TO and THENCE ChapterSOUTH 6-A 89°42'41" of 309 THE POINT OF BEGINNING.Title 18 of the 313 Louisiana Revised 502(PART) THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION OUTLINES THEasBOUNDARY OF AN AREA Statutes of 1950, 503(PART) TOTALING APPROXIMATELY 118.65 ACRES, amended, and other 504(PART) constitutional and 505(PART) LOCATED IN ST. TAMMANY LOUISIANA, statuPARISH, tory au thority, ESTABLISED FOR THE 602(PART) the officers IS apDEFINED ‐ PURPOSES OF RE-ZONING.and THIS BOUNDARY

BY A SERIES OF A01(PART) pointed to hold BEARINGS AND DISTANCES, BEGINNING AT the A DESIGNATED POINT AND A02(PART) said elec tion, as pro‐ PROCEEDING IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION. A02A(PART) vided in this Notice A03(PART) of Special Election, A04 BEGINNING AT A POINT OF BEGINNING LOCATED AT LATITUDE 30°31’27.86” or such substitutes NORTH, LONGITUDE 90°13’00.76” WEST; there for as may be The polling places selected and desig‐ atTHENCE the precincts set SOUTH 31°33'23" nated EAST, 1,057.58 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH in accor dance forth above are 0°42'39" EAST, 2,363.62 FEET TO A POINT; with La. THENCE R.S. SOUTH 18°03'07" EAST, hereby des ig nated 18:1287, will0°42'39" make EAST, 2,339.67 FEET TO A FEET TO places A POINT; THENCE SOUTH as167.75 the polling due reEAST, turns 220.00 thereof FEET TO A POINT; THENCE atPOINT; whichTHENCE to holdSOUTH the 0°42'39" to said ing THENCE NORTH 0°49'29" SOUTH 89°11'36" FEET Gov TO Aern POINT; said elec tion, WEST, and 1,539.05 Au thor ity, and NO ‐ WEST, 3.01 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°42'39" WEST, 219.56 FEET TO the Com mis sion ersTICE IS HEREBY in-Charge and Com ‐ FUR A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 89°17'21" WEST, 145.00 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE THER GIVEN mis sion0°42'39" ers, reWEST, spec‐224.82 NORTH FEET TO THE that the GovBEGINNING erning OF A CURVE CONCAVE tively, shall be those OF 1,035.00 FEET; THENCE WESTERLY, SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUS Au thor ity will meet per sons desALONG ignated NORTHERLY SAIDat CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 14°50'02" its reg ular meet ‐ acAN cord ing to law. ing place, theA Recre ARC DISTANCE OF 267.96 FEET TO POINT;‐THENCE NORTH 15°32'41" ation GymOF naAsium, WEST, FEETcost TO THE BEGINNING CURVE CONCAVE EASTERLY, The es256.88 timated 22519 Hwy.FEET; 36 East, RADIUS OF 965.00 THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG ofSAID thisCURVE elecHAS tion A as Abita Springs, CURVE THROUGH CENTRAL ANGLE OF 14°50'02" AN ARC DISTANCE deSAID termined by the A Louisiana, on OF re 249.84 A POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°42'39" WEST, 564.82 FEET TO A Sec taryFEET of TOState TUESDAY, JULY based theNORTH pro‐ 89°17'21" POINT;upon THENCE EAST, 1,152.50 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE 21, 2026, at 7:00 viSOUTH sions 0°42'39" of Chap ter 125.00 EAST, FEET TOshall A POINT; THENCE NORTH 89°17'21" P.M., and then 8-A of43.98 Title 18TOand EAST, FEET A POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°42'39" WEST, 391.94 FEET TO and there in open acAtual costs of simi‐ 0°42'41" POINT; THENCE NORTHand WEST, 381.06 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE pub lic ses sion lar elections is pro ceed amineTHENCE NORTH 87°32'36" NORTH 89°17'21" EAST, 124.83 FEET to TO ex A POINT; $41,000. and canvass re‐ EAST, 60.00 FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF Athe NON-TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE turns and deOF clare theFEET, TO WHICH A RADIAL WESTERLY, A RADIUS 430.00 No tice is SAID furCURVE ther HAS re sult of the said LINE BEARS EAST; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAID given that a NORTH portion87°32'36" cial election. All ofCURVE the monies ‐ spe THROUGHcol A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 12°19'57" AN ARC DISTANCE OF reg is tered voters of lected from tax THENCE 92.55 FEET TO the A POINT; NORTH 14°47'20" the District are enti‐WEST, 106.77 FEET TO THE deBEGINNING scribed OF inA CURVE the CONCAVE EASTERLY, SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUS tled to vote at said Propo sition shall be spe OF 370.00 FEET; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG cial election andSAID CURVE THROUGH A remitted to certain vot machinesOF 90.91 FEET TO A POINT; CENTRAL OF 14°04'41"ing AN ARC DISTANCE state and ANGLE statewide will be used.

0°03'20" EAST, 373.89 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH reTHENCE tirementNORTH systems ‐ in89°18'30" the man ner re‐FEET184860AP22-29 EAST, 120.10 TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°58'29" WEST, 60.00 MAY6-13-4T quired byAlaw.

FEET TO POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°42'08" WEST, 1,185.66 FEET TO A POINT; $443.12 THENCE SOUTH 41°02'22" WEST, 189.94 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH

The said special 45°57'09" WEST, 135.83 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 42°08'22" WEST, 60.12 elec tion will be held TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 45°41'30" WEST, 125.00 FEET TO A POINT; inFEET accor dance with THENCE NORTH the applic able 44°18'30" pro‐ EAST, 39.41 FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF A CURVE WESTERLY, viCONCAVE sions of Chap ter 5 SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUS OF 45.00 FEET; THENCE NORTHERLY SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 45°01'09" and ChapterALONG 6-A of AN ARC18 DISTANCE OF 35.36 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°42'39" WEST, Title of the Louisiana Revised 428.49 FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF A CURVE CONCAVE WESTERLY, SAID Statutes of 1950, as OF 45.00 FEET; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUS amended, and other CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 30°50'44" AN ARC DISTANCE OF con sti tu tional and 24.23 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 31°33'23" WEST, 353.03 FEET TO A statu tory authority, POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°41'30" WEST, 127.12 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE and the officers ap‐ SOUTH pointed 89°18'30" to holdWEST, the 145.01 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH 0°41'23" WEST, 274.10 asFEET said election, pro‐ TO THE BEGINNING OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUS OF 210.23 FEET; THENCE vided in this Notice ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF ofNORTHEASTERLY Special Election, or57°30'10" such AN subARC stitutes DISTANCE OF 210.99 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE NORTH there for EAST, as may beFEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 58°26'37" 364.18 selected and desig‐ nated in Case accor 3. Zoning No.dance 2026-4631-ZC with Petition to La. change the R.S. zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S19, T8S, R13E, Ward 7, District Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the east side of 18:1287, will7, St. make LA Highway 434 and south of Miss Lou Road, being 62300 LA Highway 434; Lacombe, and due returns thereof which property comprises to said Governinga total of 1.01 acres more or less, from its present L-1 Large Lot Residential a NC-1 Au thority,District andtoNO ‐ Neighborhood Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: TICE IS HEREBY ALL THER THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the buildings and FUR GIVEN improvements that the Governing thereon and all rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, prescriptions and appurtenances and Au thoritythereunto will meet advantages belonging or in anywise appertaining, being situated in the NORTHEAST atQUARTER its reguoflar meetNUMBER ‐ SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, of the ing place, the Recre‐7th WARD, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, being more GREENBURG DISTRICT, fully described ation Gymand nadelineated sium, as follows, to-wit: 22519 Hwy. 36 East, Starting at the Northwest corner of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of SECTION Abita Springs, NUMBER 19, TOWNSHIP Louisiana, on 8 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, GREENSBURG DISTRICT, LOUISIANA, RUN along the North boundary of SECTION NUMBER 19, SOUTH 89 degrees TUES DAY, JULY 45 minutes East, 1,327.26 feet; thence due South 1,344.21 feet to the Northeast corner of LOT 21, 2026, NUMBER 7 andat point7:00 of beginning; thence continue due South 116.0 feet to the Southeast corner P.M., shall7; then of LOTand NUMBER thence due West 396.68 feet to the Southwest corner of Lot Number 7; and open thencethere North 16in degrees 45 minutes East, 121.13 feet to the Northwest corner of Lot Number 7; and lic 361.38 session thencepub due East 2 feet to the Point of Beginning. proceed to examine All incan accordance and vass with theplatreof‐ survey made by James C. Moore, Sr., Civil Engineer, dated October, 1958, and attached act passed turns detoclare the before William N. Campbell, N.P., for the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, dated October 11, 1958, and according thereto, the said property is described reassult of the said LOT NUMBER 7. special election. All reg teredCasevot of 4. is Zoning No.ers 2026-4642-ZC the Disto trict aretheen ti‐ district classification for a tract of land situated in S43, T4, R12E, Petition change zoning Wardto 2, District Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a parcel located south and east of tled vote 6,atSt.said Press Sharp Road; Bush, and which property comprises a total of 2.0 acres of land more or less, spe cial elec tion and from Rural Residential District to a R-1 Rural Residential District and MHO vot ingits present maR-1 chines Manufactured will be used.Housing Overlay. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: 184860AP22-29 ‐ MAY6-13-4T All that certain piece or parcel of land, together with all buildings and improvements, thereon, $443.12 situated in the Section 43, Township 4 South, Range 12 East, in the Parish of St. Tammany, State

of Louisiana, more fully described as follows: From the first mile post from the West side of the Township line between Township 4 South and Township 5 South, run West 841.2 feet; thence North 00 degrees 01 minutes 30 seconds West, 299.50 feet to the Point of Beginning. From the point of beginning run South 89 degrees 50 minutes 00 seconds West, 291.85 feet to a point; thence North 00 degrees 02 minutes 02 seconds West, 298.54 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 50 minutes 26 seconds East, 291.92 feet to a point ; thence South 00 degrees 01 minutes 30 seconds East, 298.54 feet back to the point of beginning.

Tract contains 2.00.

MUNICIPAL ADDRESS: 84251 PRESS SHARP ROAD, BUSH, LA 70431 Property is sold, conveyed and accepted subject to any and all servitudes, easements, restrictions, covenants, conditions and any lease, grant, exception or reservation of mineral or mineral rights, if any, appearing in the public records of said parish and state.

5. Zoning Case No. 2026-4645-CP Petition for a conditional use permit to allow outdoor storage on a tract of land situated in S51, T8S, R11E, Ward 10, District 10, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a parcel located on the north side of Florida Street, east of Colbert Street; Mandeville, and which property comprises a total of 1.161 acres of land more or less, and is zoned HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The

and public session proceed to examine and canvass the re‐ turns and declare the result of the said special election. All Legal Notices registered vot ers of the District are enti‐ tled to vote at said special election and voting machines will be used.

184860AP22-29‐ MAY6-13-4T $443.12 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Pursuant to the pro‐ visions of a resolu‐ tion adopted by the Board of Commis‐ sioners of Recre‐ ation District No. 12 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana (the "Governing Author‐ ity"), acting as the governing authority of Recreation Dis‐ trict No. 12 of the Parish of St. Tam‐ many, State of Louisiana (the "Dis‐ trict"), on March 17, 2026, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special elec‐ tion will be held within the District on SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 2026, and that at the said elec‐ tion there will be submitted to all reg‐ istered voters in the District qualified and entitled to vote at the said election under the Constitu‐ tion and Laws of the State of Louisiana and the Constitution of the United States, the following proposition, to-wit:

Laws State of Louisiana and the Constitution of the United States, the following proposition, to-wit: Legal Notices

PROPOSITION (MILLAGE RE‐ NEWAL) Shall Recreation District No. 12 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana (the "Dis‐ trict"), continue to levy a special tax of 10 mills on all prop‐ erty subject to taxa‐ tion in the District (an estimated $505,000 reason‐ ably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year) for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2028 and ending with the year 2037, for the purpose of acquir‐ ing, constructing, improving, main‐ taining or operating parks, playgrounds, recreation centers and other recre‐ ational facilities in the District, together with the necessary furnishings and equipment therefor?

The said special election shall be held at the polling places for the fol‐ lowing precincts, which polls will open at seven o'clock (7:00) a.m. and close at eight o'clock (8:00) p.m., in accordance with the provisions of La. R.S. 18:541, to wit:

the provisions of La. R.S. 18:541, to wit: PRECINCTS 201(PART) 202(PART) 204(PART) Legal Notices 207(PART) 301(PART) F01 The polling places at the precincts set forth above are hereby designated as the polling places at which to hold the said election, and the Commissionersin-Charge and Com‐ missioners, respec‐ tively, shall be those persons designated according to law.

The estimated cost of this election as determined by the Secretary of State based upon the pro‐ visions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 and actual costs of simi‐ lar elections is $15,900.

Notice is further given that a portion of the monies col‐ lected from the tax described in the Proposition shall be remitted to certain state and statewide retirement systems in the manner re‐ quired by law.

The said special election will be held in accordance with the applicable pro‐ visions of Chapter 5 and Chapter 6-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, and other constitutional and PRECINCTS statutory authority, 201(PART) and the officers ap‐ 202(PART) pointed to hold the 204(PART) said election, as pro‐ PROPOSITION 207(PART) vided in this Notice (MILLAGE RE‐ 301(PART) of Special Election, NEWAL) F01 or such substitutes therefor as may be Shall Recreation The polling places selected and desig‐ DistrictLegal No. 12 of at the Legal precincts set nated in accordance Legal the Parish above are with Notices La. R.S. Notices of St. forth Notices Tammany, State of hereby designated 18:1287, will make Louisiana (the "Dis‐ as the polling places due returns thereof trict"), continue to is at property petitioned for rezoning more fully described as follows: which to hold the to said Governing levy a special tax of said election, and Authority, and NO‐ Parcel Number 10 mills on40649 all prop‐ the Commissioners- TICE IS HEREBY erty subject to taxa‐ in-Charge and Com‐ FURTHER GIVEN ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR mis PARCEL GROUND, together with allthe the buildings and tion in the District sionOFers, respec ‐ that Govern ing (an estimated improvements thereon, and all oftively, the rights,shall ways, be servitudes, and will advantages those appurtenances Authority meet $505,000 ‐ appertaining, thereunto belongingrea or inson anywise the Town ofatMandeville, St. Tammany persons situated desiginnated its regular meet‐ ably pected Parish, ex Louisiana, in at the this South half the square designated number One Hundred and ‐ acofcord ing to law. by the ing place, the Mag time to be coltown, lected Twenty-two of said measuring eighty (80’) feet front on Florida said frontage noliaStreet, Park, 13296 from the levy of the beginning on Florida Street at a point and twenty feet from of Theonceeshundred timated cost (120’) Hwy. 40,the corner Folsom, tax ancalledenLouvai) tire andofFlorida Louvoi for (at times a depth hundred and fifty-threeon thisStreets, elecbytion asof Two Louisiana, year) for a pe riod of termined byparallel the lines.

(253’) feet and thirteen hundredths de (253.13’) feet between TUESDAY, JULY 10 years, beginning Secretary of State 21, 2026, at 7:00 Being thethe sameyear property acquired from L Deleon Enterprises, LLC by The Canvas Man LLC on with 2028 based upon the pro‐ P.M., and shall then Januaryend 18 2023 recorded 2359717 in the of St Tammany Parish. and ingand with theat Instrument visionsNo.of Chap terrecordsand there in open year 2037, for the 8-A of Title 18 and and public session Parcel Number 39772 purpose of acquir‐ actual costs of simi‐ proceed to examine A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings improvements thereon, ing, con struct ing, lar elecalltions isand and canvass theandre‐ im main ‐ $15,900.

9 allprov of theing, rights, ways, servitudes, appurtenances and advantagesturns thereunto belonging or inthe and declare tain ingappertaining, or opersituated ating in the South half of Square Number One anywise Hundred result ofTwenty the Two said parks, play (122), of the towngrounds, or subdivision ofNo Mandeville, of Stther Tammany, State of Louisiana which tice Parish is fur spe cial election.

All recre ation cen ters One said portion of ground measures Hundred Twenty (120)tion feet on Florida Street by a depth given that a por registered votersof of and other recre Two Hundred Fifty-three and ‐13/100 between parallel saidtrict lot forming the ti‐ of(253.13) the feet monies col‐ lines, theandDis are en ational facil ities corner of Florida and Louvoiin Streets. lected from the tax tled to vote at said the District, together described in the special election and Being thethe same property acquired by Ann Murray Durel wife of and Alan Petit Durel from Alice with necessary Proposition shall be voting machines Petitnish Durelings by act beforeand William J. Jones Jr., Notary Public dated November 29, 1977 and fur remitted to certain will be used. recordedment at COBthere 853 folio 157. state and statewide equip for?

184657AP22-29‐ retirement systems MAY6-13-4T 6. Zoning Case No. 2026-4647-ZC The said spe cial in the man ner re ‐ $404.60 Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S19, T4S, R11E, elec be Parish, quired by law.

Ward tion 2, Districtshall 3, St. Tammany Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the east side of held at Road thewest polling N. Factory of Middle Road; Folsom, and which property comprises a total of 2.94 places formorethe folfrom ‐ its acres of land or less, presentsaid R-1 Ruralspe Residential The cial District to a L-1 Large Lot low ing District. precincts, Residential The property petitioned forwill rezoning more fully described as follows: election beisheld which polls will in accordance with open at seven the applicable pro‐ o'clock (7:00) a.m. visions of Chapter 5 ALL CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all of the buildings andTHAT close at eight and Chapter 6-A of and improvements thereon and all of the rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances o'clock (8:00) p.m., Title 18 appertaining of the thereto situated in Section 19, and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise in accordance with Louisiana Revised Township 4 South, Range 11 East being more fully describe follows, to-wit: the provisions of La. Statutes of 1950,asas R.S.the18:541, to wit: amended, and From corner common to Sections 19, 20, 19 and 30, other Township 4 South, Range 11 East, go North 1255.47 feet to a point thencecon go North degrees 36 minutes stitu89tional and 51 seconds West 963.38 feet PRECINCTS to an iron rod, the Point of Beginning.

From the Point Beginning statu tory auofthor ity, continue North 89 degrees 36 201(PART) minutes 51 seconds West a distance of 800.01 feet to a mag nail and the officers ap ‐ located in the corner of North Factory Road North 54 degrees 28pointed minutes 07 to seconds Eastthe 545.22 feet to a mag nail; thence 202(PART) hold leaving the right of way of North Factory Road, go South 47 degrees 51 minutes East 481.3 feet 204(PART) said election, as pro‐ back to the Point of Beginning.

207(PART) vided in this Notice 301(PART) of Spe cial Elec tion, dated April 12, 2004, last

by Thomas J. Fontcuberta, All as more fully shown on plat of survey F01 or such substitutes revised on December 15, 2004. therefor as may be The polling places selected and desig‐ 7.

No. 2026-4651-ZC atZoning the Case precincts set nated in accordance Petition the zoning classification for a tract of land situated S21,T7, R13 in forth to change above aredistrict with La. whichR.S. Ward 6, District 11,ig St.nated Tammany Parish, Louisiana, is a Parcel located on the south side hereby des 18:1287, of LA Highway 36 and west of Otis Drive, Abita will Springs,make and which property comprises a total as the polling places due thereof of 20.562 acres of land more or less, fromre itsturns present S-2 Suburban Residential district to a PFwhich to hold theThe property to said Govforernrezoning ing is more fully described as 1atPublic Facilities District. petitioned said election, and Authority, and NO‐ follows: the Commissioners- TICE IS HEREBY in-Charge Com‐ LOT Pinehurst Farmand Subdivision– 4 THER GIVEN FUR missioners, respec‐ that the Governing A certain shall tract ofbe landthose located inAu St. Tammany Louisiana, being more particularly tively, thority Parish, will meet described personsas follows: designated at its regular meet‐ according to law. ing place, the Mag ‐ Bearings shown hereon are based on GNSS observations.

BEGINNING at a 1/2 -inch iron pipe nolineliaof Louisiana Park, Highway 13296 (found) on the southern right-of-way 36, said point being the northeast The es ti mated cost Folwestern som,right-of-way line of Otis Drive, corner of the herein described tract;Hwy. THENCE40, along the of this elec tion as of 1,357.37 Louisiana, on the northern right-of-way line South 0035’49” east, a distance feet; THENCE along deStewart termined by constructed), the TUES of Avenue (not South 89’23’31” a distance of 619.63 feet to a 1/2 DAY, West, JULY Seciron retary of THENCE State along inch pipe (found); the eastern boundary of Lot 5, North 00’36’54” West, a 21, 2026, at 7:00 distance 1,532.60 feetpro to a ‐¾-inch iron pipe basedofupon the P.M., and(found); shallTHENCE then along the southern right-ofway line of Louisiana Highway South 74’49’40” East,open a distance of 644.36 feet the POINT visions of Chap ter 36,and there in OF BEGINNING. 8-A of Title 18 and and public session actual costs of simi‐ proceed to examine SAID CONTAINING acres, more or less. lar TRACT elections is 20.562 and canvass the re‐ $15,900. turns and declare the 8. Zoning Case No. 2026-4652-ZC result of the said Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S32, T5, R12, No tice is fur ther spe cial election.

All Ward 5, District 6, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located west of Ben given that a portion tered ers ofValley Rd., and which property Williams Road, north of Highwayreg 103isand southvot of Hidden of the amonies ‐ of the Disor trict ‐ L-1 Large Lot Residential comprises total of 53.0col acres land more less,are from en its ti present lected the District. tax The District to from I-1 Industrial property petitioned rezoning is more fully described as tled to vote atforsaid de scribed in the special election and follows: Proposition shall be voting machines remitted to certain will be used.

The following property is hereinafter referred to as "Parcel 15, Ben Williams Road": state and described statewide 184657AP22-29‐ re ment systemsPIECE (A)tire ALL THAT CERTAIN OF PARCEL OF LAND, together with all buildings and MAY6-13-4T in the man ner and re‐all $404.60 improvements thereon, rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, prescriptions, quired by law. appurtenances, and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated in the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 32, Township 5 South, Range 12

The said Parish, special East; St. Tammany Louisiana, and being more fully described as follows, to-wit: election will be held Fromac thecor Southwest of Section 32, Township 5 South, Range 12 East, St. Tammany Parish, in dancecorner with Louisiana; run a South degrees the applic ble 89pro ‐ 45 minutes East a distance of 55.58 chains to the point of vi sions of Chapter 5 beginning. and Chapter 6-A of Thence run North 00 degrees 03 minutes West a distance of 21.67 chains to a point; thence run Title 18 of the South 89 degrees 42 minutes Louisiana Re visedEast a distance of 3.98 chains to a point; thence run South 00 degrees 01 minute East 21.64 chains to a point; thence run North 89 degrees 45 minutes West Statutes ofa distance 1950,ofas a distance of 3.97 chains to the point of beginning; containing 8.60 acres, more or less. amended, and other con stituTHAT tional andPIECE OF PARCEL OF LAND, together with all buildings and (B) ALL CERTAIN statu tory thereon, authorand ity,all rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, prescriptions, improvements and the ofand ficers ap‐ thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated appurtenances, advantages pointed to hold the in Section 32, Township 5 South, Range 12 East, and in Section 33, Township 5 South, Range 12 said election, as pro‐ East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, containing 46 acres, more or less, and being more fully vided in this Notice described as follows, to-wit: of Special Election, or such stioftutes The Southeast sub Quater the Southeast Quarter of Section 32, Township 5 South, Range 12 East, there for asParish, mayLouisiana, be and a small parcel of land approximately two (2) chains St. Tammany se lected and des wide^which extends from ig the‐ Northeast corner of the property first mentioned to the highway nated in located accorIndance right of way the Northwest corner of the Southwest Quarter and the Southwest Quarter with of Section 33,La. TownshipR.S. 5 South, Range 12 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana; less and except 18:1287, a strip of land will one (1)make chain wide situated adjacent to and parallel to the northern boundary of due turnsas thereof subject re property; shown on a plat shaded in red, identified by the letter “F”. to said Governing Being the ity, same property acquired Au thor and NO ‐ by Philip F. Burns, et al from Philip M. Burns, Sr. by deed dated December 30, 1977 of record at COB 860, folio 880 of the official records of St. Tammany TICE IS HEREBY Parish,THER Louisiana. GIVEN FUR that the Governing Maps depicting the areas proposed for land use change may be inspected at the St. Tammany Authority will meet Parish Department of Development, 21454 Koop Drive, Suite 1B, Mandeville, LA weekdays at its regular meet‐ from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. ing place, the Mag‐ nolia Park, 13296 /s/ Liner, Director Hwy. 40,RossFol som, of Planning and Development Louisiana,Department on TUESDAY, JULY 185621APRIL29MAY13-27-3T $1428.84 21, 2026, at 7:00 P.M., and shall then and there in open and public session proceed to examine and canvass the re‐

pro ‐ maintained above cure new space for grant the peti‐ ment of or any offi‐ ACTION ON Item Mayor Statutes of 1950, as target however a their events. Ms. the Lobby Lounge tioner’s request to cer, department, No. 2026-05-02 An son and Erin Stair, amended, and other PUBLIC NOTICE transfer from sav‐ Paz announced that and artists The prune the board, or bureau of Ordinance of the CAO constitutional and ets on April limbs/branches the municipality, City of Covington to MIN‐ ings will be needed Ms. Lindsay has Krick statutory authority, BOARD ment of Silence ✦ Wednesday, ✦ 9B Tammanythe May 13, 2026 in April to cover the nominated her for 16th. hanging over the pe‐ may present to the✦ St. Amend 2026 Mo and  the officers ap‐ UTES man Sachs upcomPublic ing prop erty the Gold titioner’s home, as DistrictPublic Court of the OperatPublic ing and Capi‐ The Pledge BOR pointed to hold the THE HAR Public Notices Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Notices Notices Public Notices of Alle‐ Mr. Davis stated Small Busi‐ insurance payment. 10,000Meet/Hear/Min required by the peti‐ Parish Meet/Hear/Min or City in tal BudMeet/Hear/Min Legal get (Roberts) giance Meet/Hear/Min BOARD said elec tion,Notices as pro‐ CENTER Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min was led by It wasMeet/Hear/Min noted that nesses home‐ which the property program, the next meeting is tioner’s vided in this Notice THURSDAY, revenues are ahead which focuses on May 7, 2026. owner’s insurance. affected is illegal in In accordance with Sunny McDaniel, of Special Election, APRIL 2, 2026, of budget but much defining and imple‐ Property municipal whole or in part, the Americans with DNP or such substitutes 9AM of the contingency menting the Disabilities Act, if specific Adjournment: Mr. address is 928 S. specifying therefor as may be 100 HARBOR Brackett motioned Street, grounds of the ille‐ special assistance is Mayor Mark John‐ selected and desig‐ CENTER BLVD. budget has already growth opportuni‐ to adjourn, and Ms. Madison LA gality. The petition needed, please con‐ son read and pre‐ LA been used due to ties for the organiza‐ Larkin seconded the Covington, nated in accordance SLIDELL, several unplanned tion. The Board 70433 shall be presented to tact the ADA Coor‐ sented a Proclama‐ with La. R.S. 70461 mo tion with all in equipment repairs briefly discussed the Applicant: Neil the court within 30 dinator at Coving‐ tion to Mr. Robert 18:1287, will make favor. days after the filing ton City Hall (892- Celestine for the due returns thereof The meeting was and replacements potential long-term Respectfully sub‐ Landry Owner: Neil Landry of the decision in the 1811) describing the many years he has to said Governing called to order at early in the year. Mr. benefit of that train‐ mitted, served on the Plan‐ office of the Board. assistance that is ning Authority, and NO‐ 9:00am by Chair‐ Bracket motioned to ing for the Harbor Judi Chase and Zoning necessary.

TICE IS HEREBY man, Mr. Kevin accept the trea‐ Center and Ms. 187148MAY13-1T These meetings will 186954REVISED Commission. Mr. surer’s report and Wilkin spoke highly be held in the City MAY13-1T /S/ FURTHER GIVEN Davis. $163.70 lestine has served Council Chambers $97.28 ________________ Ce that the Governing Invocation - Mr. Mr. Thanars sec‐ of the program, as on the Planning and located at 222 East ______ Authority will meet Don Thanars led the onded with all in well. Ms. Paz also Zon ing Commis‐ reported that the PUBLIC NOTICE Kirkland Street, PUBLIC NOTICE JoAnn D. Rucker at its regular meet‐ prayer and Ms. favor. sion since 2007.

Capital Covington, LA. Outlay Council Clerk ing place, the Mag‐ Linda Larkin led the If you have com‐ CITY OF 187128MAY13-1T APPEARERSnolia Park, 13296 Pledge of Alle‐ Old Business - None funds we were hop‐ CITY OF ing for are not cur‐ COVINGTON ments, please e-mail COVINGTON $56.38 Hwy. 40, Folsom, giance.

Councilman Bush‐ BOARD OF AD ‐ New Busi ness: rently them being con sid ‐ to eagee@ Louisiana, on COUNCIL nell introduced Mrs. JUST MENT HAS Final 2025 Bud get ered covla. but has spo ken com or mail TUESDAY, JULY Oath of Commis‐ PUBLIC HEAR‐ PUBLIC NOTICE Sunny McDaniels – with our Legisla‐ SCHEDULED A them to the City of ING/ 21, 2026, at 7:00 sioner- Mr. Kevin Amendments who is a Doctorally FOR Covington Planning MEETING P.M., and shall then Davis led the oath; Final auditor adjust‐ tors’ Administrators MEETING OF CITY Prepared Nurse required to see if it can still be MONDAY, May Department at P. O. TUESDAY, June and there in open Ms. Miranda Lind‐ ments COVINGTON Practitioner.

Dr. 18, 2026, AT 6:00 Box 778, Coving‐ 02, 2026 and public session say recited the oath amendments to the added.

COVINGTON McDaniels is a cer‐ ton, LA 70434. proceed to examine and was sworn in to 2025 budget. A final Sales Report: Ms. PM AT THE 6:00 P.M. CITY COUN CIL tified autism spe‐ For more informa‐ and canvass the re‐ the role of Commis‐ 2025 budget amend‐ Jessica Hester re‐ COVINGTON March 31, 2026 cialist, and stated turns and declare the sioner for the Har‐ ment sheet reflect‐ viewed the Sales CITY COUNCIL tion, or to review The following pub‐ ing these changes Reports and noted CHAMBERS LO‐ case material or to lic hearing/meeting Council President April is Autism Ac‐ result of the said bor Center District.

Month. was presented to the that equipment and CATED AT 222 inquire about speak‐ will be held in the Verret called the ceptance special election. All She spoke on the un‐ registered voters of Ms. Victoria Paz Board. Mr. Brackett supply income is up EAST KIRKLAND ing at the public City of Covington regular meeting to derstanding of COV‐ hearing, please call Council Chambers order at 6:00pm. the District are enti‐ performed roll call. motioned to ap‐ because we have STREET, the City of Coving‐ located at 222 East Roll call was as fol‐ autism and the ways equipment INGTON, Jennifer prove the final 2025 fewer tled to vote at said Presenther team could our ton Planning De‐ Kirkland Street in lows: special election and Dier, Don Thanars, budget amendments credits than before. LOUISIANA city remove some partment at (985) Covington, voting machines Glen Boyer, Jessica and Ms. Wilkin sec‐ She then went over PRE SENT: Coun ‐ barriers that block 867-1214. Thanks Louisiana: Pigott, Kathleen onded the motion the Marketing re‐ BOARD OF will be used. cilman Blake Bush‐ the autistic commu‐ for your interest in ports. Ms. Hester ADJUSTMENT Wilkin, Katie with all in favor.

184657AP22-29‐ nell Dis trict B, nity to move for‐ noted that the new MEETING Covington’s future. A. PUBLIC Domingue, Kevin MAY6-13-4T Councilman Joey In accordance with HEARING AND Roberts District C, ward.

Davis, Linda General Manager’s website is coming $404.60 Larkin, Miranda Report- Ms. Paz re‐ along nicely. She CASE NO. 26-05- the Americans with ACTION ON Item Councilman Jimmy CONSENT CAL‐ Lindsay, Troy ported that audit mentioned that she 11 BOA-Request Disabilities Act, if No. 2026-05-01 An Inman District D, ENDAR PUBLIC NOTICE Erickson has had to turn away for variance from you need special as‐ Ordinance of the Councilman Todd Brackett. Absent- firm Councilman Bots‐ Donna O’Daniels, Krentel will conduct larger events be‐ Appendix B Com‐ sistance, please con‐ City of Covington Burrall District E, ford NOTICE made a motion its site visit on April cause our facilities prehensive Zoning tact the ADA Coor‐ Levying, Imposing, Councilman Eric Calvin, Jonna At Randy Smith, Sher‐ Turner, not large Ordinance of 2010, dinator at (892-1811 and adopting the Large, John Bots‐ to adopt the consent Ireton. 9. Most of the re‐ are iff of St. Tammany Staff preGreg endar, seconded sent- Victo‐ quested documenta‐ enough. The Board Part 4. -General Pro‐ ex 270) Covington Millage Rates on All ford, and Council‐ cal Parish, hereby gives Councilman Section City Hall describing Property Subject to man At Large, Mark by Paz, Jessica Hes‐ tion has already then discussed the visions, notice of his inten‐ ria Bush nell. Roll Call: 4.208 Street Plant‐ the assistance that is Taxation in the City W. Verret. been pro vided pos si bil ity of ex ‐ ter, Judi Chase. tion to seek court Guests: None.

Yeas-7 Nays-0 Ab‐ requirements necessary. through their secure panding and what ing of Covington, State approval to dispose Mr. Davis declared a por sent-0 Abstain-0 to and Part 3. – Use APPEALS: tal, so the visit is events we could at ‐ Any of Louisiana , for the AB SENT: None of the following un‐ quorum. There were expected to be brief. tract, such as gradu‐ Districts adopt the consent Section persons jointly or Year 2026 (Verret) claimed property no guests or public She then updated ations, expos etc. calendar. The con‐ 3.16- CN Neighbor‐ severally aggrieved STAFF PRE SENT: pursuant to LSA – com sent calendar was hood Commercial, by any decision by B. PUBLIC the Board on pre‐ ments.

Mayor Mark John ‐ C.Cr.P. Art. 228.3. adopted.

Section3.1603 Front the Board of Adjust‐ HEARING AND inary work with Commissioner and Erin Stair, All inquiries should Approval of Agenda lim Setbacks. Property ment of or any offi‐ ACTION ON Item son Center Grid Energy Comments: CAO be directed to Cap‐ - Mr. Thanars mo‐ on REG ULAR proposed solar Ms. Wilkin asked is located on the cor‐ cer, department, No. 2026-05-02 An tain Kenny Letort at tioned to accept the anda bat AGENDA ner of S. Tyler and board, or bureau of Ordinance of the Moment of Silence tery pro ject. about look ing into 985-276-1206: Unfinished Busi‐ Avenue. the municipality, City of Covington to agenda and Mr. The board was in possible bird or en‐ W12th Miscellaneous Subject property has may present to the Amend the 2026 The Pledge of Alle‐ ness agree ment to con ‐ vi ron men tal sanc tu ‐ Brack ett sec onded items of clothing, the motion with all tinue due diligence ary grants. Mr. the municipal ad‐ District Court of the A. Items to be voted Operating and Capi‐ giance was led by shoes, boots, purse, in process. Ms. Paz in‐ Boyer was re- dress of 1001 S. Parish or City in tal Budget (Roberts) Sunny McDaniel, on: favor. perfume, bedding, 1. PUBLIC duced for discus‐ elected to the Mos‐ Tyler, Covington, which the property DNP blankets, towels, Approval of Min‐ tro HEARING AND sion HB620/HB658 quito affected is illegal in In accordance with Abatement LA 70433 miscellaneous paper utes AC ON ITEM minutes which would cen‐ Board. Mr. Davis re‐ Applicant: Andrew whole or in part, the Americans with Mayor Mark John‐ No.TION documents, hinge from –theThe 2026-03-01 An Bulloch & Nicole specifying tral ize local tax col ‐ the quested to make Mr. prior meet ‐ Dis abil i ties Act, if son read and pre‐ lifters, jewelry box, ing were reviewed lection to LA Dept Myers an honorary Conn of the ille‐ special assistance is sented a Proclama‐ Ordinance of the jewelry, football, with one minor cor‐ of Revenue. It was member of the Owner: Karen Du‐ grounds City of Covington to gal ity.

The pe ti tion needed, please con ‐ tion to Mr. Robert Amend the 2026 paint can, prescrip‐ shall be presented to tact the ADA tion request decided that Ms. Paz Board. Mr. Thanars plantis Coor‐ Celestine for the Operating and Capi‐ AMENDED tion bottles, identifi‐ rec the court within 30 dinator at Coving‐ many years he has noted. Mr. Thanars would follow the motioned to accept, cation cards, back‐ mo tal Budget (Roberts) CITY OF(892COVINGTON tioned to ap‐ legislation and re‐ and Ms. Lindsay CASE No. 26-05-12 days after the filing ton City Hall served on the Plan‐ pack, plastic binder, prove port back to the seconded with all in BOA An emergency of the decision in the 1811) STATE OFthe LOUISIANA describing ning and Zon ing holster, miscella‐ March the5 amended Coun cilman utes board as needed. favor. Mr. Thanars appeal of the deci‐ office of the Board. assistance that is Commission. Mr. Roberts led the dis‐ neous hand tools, and Ms. Pigmin sion of the Building 186954REVISED Ms. Paz then re ‐ pro moted the open ‐ ott sec ‐ nec es sary.

Celestine has served cussion on Item No. kitchen utensils, onded the motion ported the tempo‐ ing of a charter Official of the City MAY13-1T ORDINANCE NUMBER /S/ on the2026-12 Planning and 2026-03-01. Mayor cellphones, CDs, with all in favor. of Covington re‐ $97.28 rary ren o va tion clo ‐ school in Cov ing ton ________________ Zoning Commis‐ Mark made a brief DVDs, USB/thumb AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF COVINGTON stricting the trim‐ sure of the this fall fea tur ing ______ sion sinceCAPITAL 2007. drive, power cords, Treasurer’s Report – Pontchartrain Cen‐ classical education. ming/pruning comment. of TO AMEND THE 2026 OPERATING AND BUDGET JoAnn D. Rucker earphones, safe, Councilman Jessica Pigott ter from June to Oc‐ Ms. Hester men‐ two live oak trees Council Clerk AP PEAR ERScasings, ammuni‐ Ms. Roberts made a mo‐ presented the finan‐ tober. Sales Man‐ tioned the Fire located on lot 1, 2, 187128MAY13-1T Councilman Bush‐ tion to close the tion, GSR, swabs, cial and 3 Square 1205. ager, Jes sica, has Fight ers Sip and re ports, not ing $56.38 nell introduced Mrs. public hearing, sec‐ swabs, IPad, laptop, that the operating been in contact with Stroll Event on May Specifically Re‐ WHEREAS, the Mayor of Covington has proposed amendment to theby Council‐ Sunny McanDaniels power tools, bicy‐ account is being various clients that 1st in Olde Towne. questing the Board onded who is a Doctorally man cles, light fixtures, maintained above are looking to se‐ Ms. Paz promoted of Adjustment to Botsford. paredfor their Nurse ceiling fans, charg‐ There were 2026 Operating and Capital Budget to the CityPre Council consideration; and no ob‐ get however a cure new space for the Lobby Lounge grant the peti‐ Prac ti tioner.

Dr. ing cables and tar jections to closing transfer from sav‐ their events. Ms. and artists The tioner’s request to McDaniels is a cer‐ the public hearing. cords, mirror, table, ings the will be needed Paz announced that Krickets on April prune WHEREAS, it is necessary to amend the 2026 Budget asspe follows: ti fied autism ‐ locker, picture in April The public hearing limbs/branches to cover the Ms. Lindsay has 16th. cialist, and stated was closed. frames, paintings, upcoming hanging over the pe‐ nom i nated her for prop erty 2026 April Budget Amendment Items - Amended May 5, 2026 April is Autism Ac‐ Councilman Bush‐ hat holder, contain‐ insurance payment. the Goldman Sachs Mr. Davis stated titioner’s home, as ORG OBJ PROJECT DEPARTMENT INCREASE EXPLANATION ceptance Month. nell made a motion ers, umbrella, gen‐ It required by the peti‐ STREETS 10,000 Small Busi ‐ the next meet ing is was noted that She spoke on the ‐ to adopt Item No. erator, batteries, revenues are ahead nesses 01150400 467000 Streets $ 325,000.00 Cherokee Laneun paving tioner’s home‐ program, May 7, 2026.

01150400 463000 Equipment 50,000.00 der$ stand ingConcrete crusherof 2026-03-01 weed easter, ham‐ of sec‐ owner’s in sur ance. which fo cuses on STREETS TOTAL $ 375,000.00 get but much autism and the ways onded by Council‐ per, wires, battery of bud Adjournment: journment: Mr. Property municipal contingency defining and imple‐ Ad her team could our router with charger, budthe RECREATION man Bots ford.

Roll specific Brackett motioned address is 928 S. get has already menting 01160535 465000 Parks, Playgrounds & Fields $ 325,000.00 Pickle ballsome courts city remove skill saw, nails, Call was Yays-7, Street, 01160535 465000 Parks, Playgrounds & Fields 120,000.00 Lighting at multi-use practice field. Amended May 5, 2026 used due to growth opportuni‐ to adjourn, and Ms. Madison bar$ riers that block Nays-0, Absent-0 to speaker, hose and been RECREATION TOTAL $ 325,000.00 Covington, LA ties for the or ga ni za ‐ Larkin sec onded the sev eral un planned the autistic commu‐ adopt Item No. compressor, pump, equipment repairs tion. The Board motion with all in 70433 nity to move for‐ 2026-03-01. Item ladder, gloves, mir‐ and replacements briefly discussed the favor.

Applicant: Neil $ 700,000.00 Decrease to General Fund - 01 TOTAL BUDGET AMENDMENT ward. ror, table, drone, early in the year. Mr. potential long-term Respectfully sub‐ Landry No. 2026-03-01 was scale, wooden Bracket motioned to benefit of that train‐ mitted, adopted.

Owner: Neil Landry CONSENT CAL‐ kitchen block with ac cept the trea‐ ing for the Harbor Judi Chase EN DAR sharpener, black surer’s NEW BUSINESS port and Center and Ms. 187148MAY13-1T These meetings will Coun cilitsman Bots ‐ A. box, outside chair Mr. Tharenars Items removed be held in the City WHEREAS, Covington City Council has held public hearing in Wilkin spoke highly $163.70 sec ‐ ford made a motion from the consent with tote bag, keys, onded with all in of the program, as Council Chambers to adopt the consent calendar: None. cards and miscella‐ favor. located at 222 East well.

Ms. Paz also calendar, seconded B. Items to be voted accordance with law. neous items.

Kirkland Street, re ported that the by Councilman on: 187153MAY13-20- Old Business - None Capital Covington, LA. Outlay Bushnell. Roll Call: 1. Resolution 2T If you have com‐ funds we were hop ‐ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED

by Nays-0 the City Council of the City Yeas-7 Ab‐ Num $90.64 ber 2026-09 A ments, please e-mail New Business: ing for are not cur‐ sent-0 Abstain-0 to Resolution of the them to eagee@ Final 2025 Budget rently being consid‐ adopt the con sent of Covington, Louisiana, at its regular session convened that the 2026 Operating Cov ing ton City PUBLIC NOTICE covla.com or mail Amendments – ered but has spoken calendar. The con‐ Council Certifying “Anyone knowing Final auditor adjust‐ with our Legisla‐ them to the City of sent calendar was and Designating the the whereabouts of ments Covington Planning required tors’ Administrators and Capital Budget shall be amended as set outadopted. above.

President of the John Rush please amendments to the to see if it can still be Department at P. O. Council as Acting contact PEGGY G. 2025 budget. A final added.

Box 778, Coving‐ REG U LAR Mayor During the BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that if any provision of this ordinance VALLEJO, attor‐ 2025 budget amend‐ Sales Report: Ms. ton, LA 70434.

AGENDA Mayor’s Absence ney, 428 West 21st ment sheet reflect‐ Jessica Hester re‐ For more informa‐ Un fin ished Busi ‐ Start ing April 27, Avenue, tion, or to review ing these changes viewed the Sales shall be held to be invalid, such invalidity shallness not affect other provisions herein 2026 Through May Covington, LA case material or to was presented to the Reports and noted A. Items to be voted 14, 2026. (Roberts) 70433, inquire about speak‐ Board. Mr. Brackett that equipment and on: provision and to this Coun cilman which can be given effect without the invalid end the (985) 892-6855, or ing at the public motioned to ap‐ supply income is up 1. PUBLIC Roberts made a via email hearing, please call prove the final 2025 because we have HEAR ING AND brief comment. vallejolawfirm@ the City of Coving‐ equipment budget amendments fewer provisions of this ordinance are hereby declared toTION be severable.

AC ON ITEM Councilman hotmail.com.” ton Planning De‐ and Ms. Wilkin sec‐ credits than before.

No. 2026-03-01 An Roberts made a mo‐ 186736MAY13-1T onded the motion She then went over partment at (985) dinance ofin writing, the tion to adopt Reso‐ WHEREUPON, this ordinance having Or been submitted having $84.08 867-1214. Thanks the Marketing re‐ with all in favor.

City of Cov ing ton to lu tion No. 2026-09, for your interest in ports. Ms. Hester Amend the 2026 seconded by Coun‐ Covington’s future.

PUBLIC NOTICE General Manager’s noted that the new been read by title and adopted at a public meeting ofatthe CityInman. Roll Oper ingCity andCouncil Capi‐ ofcilthe man In accordance with “Anyone knowing Report- Ms. Paz re‐ website is coming tal Budget (Roberts) call was; Yeas- 7 the Americans with the whereabouts of ported that audit along nicely. She Disabilities Act, if of Covington, State of Louisiana, was then Coun submitted to an officialNays-0 vote as Ab a sent-0 to the heirs, succes‐ firm Erickson mentioned that she cilman adopt Resolution you need special as‐ sors, and/or assigns Krentel will conduct has had to turn away Roberts led the dis ‐ No. 2026-09. sistance, please con‐ of Lisa John, prop‐ its site visit on April larger events be‐ cus sion on Item No. Res o lu tion No. whole, the vote thereon being as follows: tact the ADA Coor‐ erty address 322 9. Most of the re‐ cause our facilities 2026-03-01. Mayor 2026-09 was dinator at (892-1811 not large Crescentwood quested documenta‐ are Mark made a brief adopted. ex 270) Covington Loop, Slidell, tion has already enough. The Board comment.

City Hall describing Louisiana, please been provided then discussed the MOVED FOR ADOPTION Roberts, seconded Coun cilman by Inman. C. Items for the assistance that is contact Jeremy H. through their secure possibility of ex‐ Roberts made a mo‐ Discussion: None necessary.

Call, Esq. at (985) portal, so the visit is panding and what tion to close the AP PEALS: Any events we could at ‐ 302-5630.”

YEAS: 6 ABSENT: pub 0 lic hearing, sec‐ COMMENTS AND expected to be brief. persons jointly or 186730MAY13-1T She then updated tract, such as gradu‐ onded by Council‐ REPORTS severally aggrieved $80.41 the Board on pre‐ ations, expos etc. man Botsford. A. Council District NAYS: 0 ABSTAIN:There 0 by any decision by liminary work with were no ob‐ and Committee Re‐ the Board of Adjust‐ Commissioner Cen ter Grid En ergy jections to closing ports: Public Notices ment of or any offi‐ on a proposed solar Comments: the pub liccannot hearing.

Meet/Hear/Min Note: Councilman Verret is Acting Mayor and vote.1. District A cer, department, and battery project. Ms. Wilkin asked The public hearing Councilman Cala‐ board, or bureau of The board was in about looking into was closed. han stated there will the municipality, agreement to con‐ possible bird or en‐ PASSED AND ADOPTED this 5th Coun day of May, 2026. cilman Bush‐ be a Easter Egg may present to the tinue due diligence vironmental sanctu‐ PUBLIC NOTICE nell made a mo tion Hunt Sponsored by District Court of the process. Ms. Paz in‐ ary grants. Mr. to adopt Item No. the United Society Parish or City in Boyer was re/s/__________________________________ tro duced for dis cus ‐ Announcement of 2026-03-01 sec‐ of Covington and it which the property sion HB620/HB658 elected to the Mos‐ Public Meeting JOHN E. BOTSFORD onded

by Council‐ is going to be at 819 affected is illegal in Abatement Notice is hereby which would cen‐ quito man Bots ford.

Roll W 31st Ave. be‐ COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT whole or in part, given that at its tralize local tax col‐ Board. Mr. Davis re‐ Call was Yays-7, tween Polk St. and specifying the meeting to be held lection to LA Dept quested to make Mr. Nays-0, Ab sent-0 to Taylor St. It will grounds of the ille‐ on Thursday, June of Revenue. It was Myers an honorary adopt Item No. start at 12:00 noon. /s/__________________________________ gal ity.

The pe ti tion mem ber of the 4, 202,6 at 6:00 decided that Ms. Paz 2026-03-01.

Item He stated they will JOANN D. RUCKER shall be presented to p.m. at the Council would follow the Board. Mr. Thanars No. 2026-03-01 was have fun and enter‐ the court within 30 mo tioned to ac cept, leg is la tion and re ‐ COUNCIL CLERK Chambers of the adopted. tainment plus the days after the filing Parish Government port back to the and Ms. Lindsay Easter egg hunt and of the decision in the Complex, 21490 board as needed. seconded with all in NEW2026, BUSIatNESS office of the Board.

Presented to the Mayor on this 5th day of May, 6:31, P.M.chaperones will be Koop Drive, Man‐ Ms. Paz then re‐ favor. Mr. Thanars A. Items re moved available out there.

186954REVISED deville, Louisiana, ported the tempo‐ promoted the open‐ from the consent 2. District B MAY13-1T the Parish Council rary renovation clo‐ ing of a charter cal en dar: None. /s/__________________________________ Councilman Bush‐ $97.28 of the school in Covington of the Parish of St. sure B. Items to be voted nell stated public JOANN D. RUCKER Tammany, State of Pontchartrain Cen‐ this fall featuring on: works has started Louisiana, plans to ter from June to Oc‐ classical education.

COUNCIL 1. ResoCLERK lution the drainage im‐ consider adopting a tober. Sales Man‐ Ms. Hester men‐ Number 2026-09 A provement project resolution ordering ager, Jessica, has tioned the Fire Resolution of the in the Ozone area so and calling an elec‐ been in contact with Fighters Sip and Covington City be aware of that. He tion to be held in the various clients that Stroll Event on May Coun cil 5th Cerday tifyof ingMay, Approved _X_ or Vetoed ___ by the Mayor on this 2026.there was a stated 1st in Olde Towne.

Parish of St. Tam‐ are looking to se‐ and Designating the great turnout last Ms. Paz pro moted many, State of cure new space for President of the Thursday at /s/__________________________________ Louisiana, to autho‐ their events. Ms. the Lobby Lounge Council as Acting Reverand Peter and artists The Paz an nounced that rize the levy of a Mayor Dur ing the MARK W. VERRET Atkins park for sales and use tax Ms. Lindsay has Krickets on April Mayor’s Absence rocking the rails ACTING MAYOR nominated her for 16th. therein.

Starting April 27, kickoff. He stated 187136MAY13-1T the Goldman Sachs 2026 Through May please come out and 10,000 Small Busi‐ Mr. Davis stated $12.74 14, 2026. (Roberts) join us for each nesses program, the next meeting is Councilman Thursday of the Received from the Mayor on this 5th day of May, 2026, at 6:31,P.M. May 7, 2026. which focuses on Roberts made a month at the trail‐ PUBLIC NOTICE defining and imple‐ brief comment. head. He stated just ing specific Adjournment: Mr. Councilman MIN‐ ment BOARD a friendly reminder /s/__________________________________ growth opportuni‐ Brackett motioned Roberts made a mo‐ of public safety an‐ UTES to ad journ, and Ms. JOANN D. RUCKER ties for the or ga ni za ‐ tion to adopt Reso‐ nouncement THE HARBOR that tion. The Board Larkin seconded the lution No. 2026-09, kids are out of COUNCIL CLERK CENTER BOARD mo tion with all in briefly dis cussed the sec onded by Coun ‐ THURSDAY, school. He stated potential long-term favor. cilman Inman. Roll public school is out APRIL 2, 2026, 187138MAY13-1T $156.80 benefit of that train‐ Respectfully sub‐ call was; Yeas-187132MAY13-1T 7 this week$265.24 9AM and pri‐ ing for the Harbor mitted, Nays-0 Absent-0 to vate next week for 100 HARBOR Judi Chase Cen ter and Ms. adopt Resolution spring break. He CENTER BLVD. Wilkin spoke highly 187148MAY13-1T No. 2026-09.

SLIDELL, LA of the program, as $163.70 stated please be Resolution No. aware and be mind‐ 70461 well. Ms. Paz also 2026-09 was lll

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so now we Covington Planning visions herein /s/______________ trict Revenue and UNFINISHED the Americans with Councilman Inman today own the Plaza drive Department at P. O. which can be given _____________ REGULAR Disabilities Act, if Expense Budget for BUSINESS: stated as some one Box 778, Cov ing ‐ park ing lot and the ef fect with out the AGENDA you need special as‐ /s/______________ fiscal year 2026- NEW BUSINESS: that lived in River Rutland street park‐ ton, LA 70434. invalid provision ______________ Unfinished Busi‐ For 2027.

1. Approval of sistance, please con‐ est for almost 2 ing lot. ✦ St.Liquor TammanyLi✦cense Wednesday, May 13, 2026 11B For more in for ma ‐ and to this end the ness  tact, Coun cil ✦Clerk, WHEREAS, the JOHN E. for so he can b. He stated at the tion, or to review provisions of this BOTSFORD A. Items to be voted decades 624-3145, MayorPublic has pre pared Carson’s Table at (985) Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Notices Public Notices Public Notices un der stand where corner Meet/Hear/Min of New case ma terial or to ordinance are JOANN on: Meet/Hear/Min CouncilMeet/Hear/Min describMeet/Hear/Min ing the assis‐ his proMeet/Hear/Min posed budget (Council D. woman Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min man Hampshire Gibson inquireMeet/Hear/Min about speak‐ hereby declared to RUCKER 1. PUBLIC tance that is neces‐ for fiscal year 2026- Lane, District 3) Roberts is com ing 2027.

COUNCIL VICE 2. Approval for His‐ sary.

HEARING AND from. He stated the St. there is a vacant ing at the public be severable. lot owned by the hearing, please call WHEREUPON, NOW THERE‐ toric District Preser‐ DATE OF NO‐ PRESIDENT ACTION ON ITEM Library Li brary will have a South ern Hotel.

He the City of Cov ing ‐ this or di nance hav ‐ FORE BE IT OR‐ vation Commission‐ TICE: May 8, 2026 No. 2026-03-01 An English Country reached out to the ton Planning De‐ ing been submitted COUNCIL CLERK DAINED Ordinance of the Danc by the ers McInnis and 9:00am class on owner of the South‐ partment at (985) in writ ing, hav ing C City of Covington to Apriling 11th NSEDD E R T I F I C A T E that it does Quinn to travel to POSTED AT: at ern Hotel, Lisa Ward 867-1214. Thanks been read by title Amend the 2026 10:00am to 12:00 hereby adopt the NAPC Conference MANDEVILLE Operating and Capi‐ noon. He stated the and proposed a pro‐ for your interest in and adopted at a I, JoAnn D. Rucker, Northshore Square in Minneapolis, MN CITY HALL, 3101 ject of Leasing that Covington’s future. public meeting of Council Clerk of the Economic Develop‐ July 22-26, 2026 E. tal Budget (Roberts) St. CAUSEWAY Tammany Parish vacant lot which the City Council of City of Covington, ment District Rev‐ (Councilman Zuck‐ APPROACH, Li brary will be hav ‐ would give down‐ In accordance with the of Coving‐ certify that the enue and Expense erman, At-Large) Councilman MANDEVILLE, a library card de‐ town an extra 35 or the Americans with ton, City State of above and foregoing Budget for fiscal 3. Approval of LOUISIANA Roberts led the dis‐ ing sign con test cel e ‐ 40 Dis park ing spaces. abil i ties Act, if Louisiana, was then cussion on Item No. brating the 250th constitutes a true year 2026-2027, as Change Order No. 2 187143MAY13-1T 2026-03-01. Mayor Anniversary which He stated she agreed you need special as‐ submitted to an offi‐ and correct copy of attached herewith for Lift Stations A $165.17 and the work is in sistance, please con‐ cial vote as a whole, a Resolution passed and made a part and 27 project to in‐ Mark made a brief is due by April 27, progress. tact the ADA Coor‐ the vote thereon and adopted by the hereof. comment. crease contract by PUBLIC NOTICE 2026. He stated he c. He stated the new dinator at (985 -892- being as follows: City of Covington BE IT FINALLY $10,290.00 due to Councilman wanted to con grat u ‐ FOR on the 5th day of ORDAINED that scope Roberts made a mo‐ late Coach Becky Police Department 1811 x 270) Coving‐ MOVED changes ST. TAMMANY annex open house ton City Hall de‐ ADOPTION

by May, 2026, at which the Director of Fi‐ found during con‐ PARISH LOCAL tion to close the Lam bert at Han nah will scrib be on April 23rd ing the as sis ‐ Burrall, seconded meeting a quorum nance is authorized struction. (Council‐ INDUSTRIAL public hearing, sec‐ High School who at 4:30. He stated tance that is neces‐ by Inman. onded by Council‐ has was present and vot‐ to adjust transfers man Zuckerman, TAX EXEMP‐ 400 wins as a you can walk right sary.

YEAS:6 ABSENT: ing. man between funds as At-Large) Botsford. softball TION He down to the trail‐ 185117AP29‐ 0 Cov There were no ob‐ wanted tocoach. may ing ton, be re quired by 4.

Ap proval of PROGRAM gratu‐ head after and catch MAY6-13-3T NAYS:0 ABSTAIN: Louisiana, this 5th the Cooperative En‐ Change Order No. 3 (ITEP) COMMIT‐ jections to closing late CoachconKenny 0 the public hearing. Sears, longtime St. rocking the rails that $197.11 day of May, 2026. deavor Agreement for Antibes West TEE MEETING Note: Councilman /s/______________ between the City of Drainage Improve‐ AGENDA & The public hearing Paul football coach, evening. d. He stated Sarada PUBLIC NOTICE Verret is Acting ______________ was closed.

Slidell and ments to increase PUBLIC NOTICE on his ca reer.

He Bon net, Cul tural mayor and cannot JOANN D. Northshore Square contract amount by The St. Tammany Councilman Bush‐ also wanted to con‐ Arts Di rec tor has vote.

Economic Develop‐ $1,902.60 for cor‐ Parish Local ITEP nell made a motion gratulate long-time RUCKER CITY OF put together a map to adopt Item No. CHS COUNCIL CLERK ment District and rect liner sizes to be Committee hereby ball of downtown with a COVINGTON PASSED AND 2026-03-01 Sizeler sec‐ coach whobasreket 187135 MAY13-1T North Shore installed and in‐ provides public no‐ cently listing of what I STATE OF ADOPTED this 5th $90.06 onded by Council‐ retired, General Partner‐ crease contract time tice of a meeting to LOUISIANA Ran dall day of May, 2026 man Botsford. Roll Ginn. He stated used to refer to in a ship, as adopted by by 60 additional cal‐ consider and discuss /s/______________ PUBLIC NOTICE Call was Yays-7, there’s a very posi‐ radius of five blocks ORDINANCE Ordinance No. 3754 endar days to pro‐ the following of the trailhead was NUMBER 2026-11 ________________ Nays-0, Absent-0 to tive on December 9, cure and install the agenda items: role that is 24 restau rants.

He ____________ adopt Item No. played with our stu‐ Introduced March 2014, as may be liners. (Councilman Date of Meeting: stated she added the JOHN 2026-03-01. Item from time Vogeltanz, District Tuesday, May 19, athletes in coffee shops and the AN ORDINANCE FORD E. BOTS‐ 24, 2026, (by re‐ amended No. 2026-03-01 was dent to time.

2) 2026 terms of developing bars and the little OF THE CITY OF COUNCIL VICE quest of Administra‐ ADOPTED adopted. this 5. Approval of Time: 3:00 PM – tion) future leaders in our drink places, so it COVINGTON PRES I DENT 28TH day of April, Change Order No. 4 AU THO RIZ ING 3:45 PM community.

He brought it up to 40. /s/______________ Fremaux Economic 2026.

NEW BUSINESS for the 2024 Sewer Location: St. Jan Butler has He stated so within a THE CITY OF ________________ 186683 A. Items removed stated MAY13-1T and Water Main te ‐ COV ING TON, De vel op ment Dis ‐ Tam many Parish to continue radius of five blocks from the consent agreed $58.30 nance Contract to Council Chambers THROUGH THE ___ trict to serve on the of down town we JOANN D. Item No. FEDD 26calendar: None. add pay items x-003 21490 Koop Drive, Board of Adjust‐ have 40 eateries 40 MAYOR, TO AC‐ RUCKER B. Items to be voted ment and x-004. No Mandeville, PUBLIC NOTICE Commission. restaurants and bars. QUIRE CERTAIN COUNCIL CLERK 03-0001 on: change in maximum Louisiana 70471 He wished everyone He stated Sarada PARCELS, 1. Resolution contract amount or RIGHTS OF WAY ORDINANCE NO. NOTICE OF Happy Easter. will be having a per‐ AND/OR SERVI‐ Presented to the FEDD-031 Number 2026-09 A 5. District E PUBLIC MEET‐ time. (Councilman Call to Order Resolution of the Councilman Burrall manently affixed 4 TUDES FOR THE Mayor on this 5th Zuckerman, At- Roll Call ING day of May, 2026, at The Fremaux Eco‐ MANDEVILLE Covington City stated we have a few by 4 sign put up at COLUMBIA Large) Agenda Council Certifying events that have not the trailhead so STREET ROUND‐ 6:31 o'clock P.M. 6. Approval of the 1. ITEP Project nomic Development CITY COUNCIL guests com ing into and Designating the been Substantial Com‐ Application Review PRO‐ /s/______________ District Revenue MEETING mentioned; town just walking ABOUTS ________________ and Expense Budget AGENDA President of the Spring pletion Certificate • Project ID: Art on along can stop and JECT ___ Council as Acting Saturday,forApril for Harbor Gazebo 20240390-ITE for fiscal year 2026- THURSDAY, 11, get guidance to all D. 2027.

Mayor During the 2026, St. Paul’s Improvements pro‐ • Company: Beier WHEREAS, the JOANN MAY 14, 2026, Mayor’s Absence Crawfish Cook-Off our eateries. ject.

(Council‐ Radio LLC City of Covington RUCKER 6:00PM Starting April 27, on Saturday, April e. He wished every‐ desires to acquire COUNCIL CLERK WHEREAS, woman Lane, Dis‐ • Action: the MANDEVILLE 2026 Through May 18, 2026 benefiting one a Happy Easter. certain trict 3) parcels, Approved _X__ or Mayor has prepared CITY HALL Consideration and Vetoed ___ by the his proposed budget 3101 E. CAUSE‐ 7. Adoption of Res‐ vote on a resolution 14, 2026. (Roberts) the rights-of-way Hope House, Erin Stair, CAO Mayor on this 5th for fiscal year 2026- WAY APPROACH Councilman olution 26-14: A recommending ap‐ tiques and wished everyone a and/or servitudes as day of May, 2026.

Roberts made a An RESOLUTION depicted and identi‐ 2027. proval or rejection MANDEVILLE, Uniques at the Trail‐ Happy Easter. /s/______________ brief comment. head of the application to THERE‐ LOUISIANA 70448 AUTHORIZING which is on Rod Rodrigue , City fied on the Right of ________________ NOW Councilman THE MAYOR OF Way maps and/or FORE BE IT OR‐ the Governor day, April 18 and Attorney Absent. ___ Roberts made a mo‐ Fri THE CITY OF process ver bal legal DAINED by the CALL TO ORDER 2. Discussion of Saturday, April 19, MARK W. VER‐ FEDD that it does ROLL CALL tion to adopt Reso‐ April MAN DEV ILLE TO de scrip tions at ‐ Future ITEP Sunset at the Council President RET lution No. 2026-09, Landing hereby adopt the MOMENT OF SI‐ EXECUTE Committee Proce‐ Concert, Verret stated the tached hereto (col‐ ACTING MAYOR seconded by Coun‐ Friday, April AMEND MENT lec tively, the “Prop ‐ Fre LENCE dures maux Eco nomic 17th, next coun cil meet ‐ cilman Inman. Roll Block party on Fri‐ erty”); and Development Dis‐ PLEDGE OF AL‐ NO.2 TO THE Adjourn ing will be Tuesday WHEREAS, there is Received from the trict Revenue and LEGIANCE call was; Yeas- 7 PROFESSIONAL 187126MAY13-1T April 24, SSA May 5, 2026.

Mayor on this 5th Nays-0 Absent-0 to day, a need and public Expense Budget for PUBLIC COM‐ SERVICES $51.57 Blue Dress Run, day of May, 2026, at adopt Resolution Sat AGREE MENT BE ‐ fiscal year 2026- MENT: urday, April There being no fur‐ purpose for the ac‐ 6:31 o'clock P.M. No. 2026-09.

TWEEN THE CITY qui si tion of the 2027, as attached MINUTES: He wished ther business, the /s/______________ herewith and made a 1. Adoption of the OF MANDEVILLE PUBLIC NOTICE Resolution No. 25th. everyone a Happy meeting was ad‐ Property for the ________________ 2026-09 was Easter.

WAG‐ ST. TAMMANY benefit of the Co‐ part hereof.

April 23, 2026 AND journed at 6:29 PM. adopted. & Round‐ ___ BE IT FINALLY Council Meeting GONNER 6. Councilman At Video of this meet‐ lumbia D. ORDAINED that Minutes BALL, INC. AND PARISH abouts Project, JOANN Large B. ing can be found on RUCKER C. Items for PROVIDING FOR MICHAEL which will serve to the Director of Fi‐ INTRODUCTION Councilman Bots‐ www.covla.com.

COOPER COUN CLERK nance is authorized OF Discussion: None ORDI‐ OTHER MATTERS PARISH ford stated most /s/______________ improve traffic con‐ 187129CIL PRESI‐ MAY13-1T to adjust transfers NANCES: IN CONNECTION DENT gestion and vehicle needed items at the ____ $141.95 COMMENTS AND Food THERE WITH ac cess at the in ter ‐ between funds as 1.Introduction of Bank are ce‐ /s/______________ REPORTS section of North Co‐ may be required by Ordinance 26-14: (Councilman Zuck‐ The St. Tammany peanut butter, ____________ A. Council District real, erman, At-Large) lum bia Street and the AN Gen eral Bond OR DI NANCE dry beans, canned JOHN E. Parish Board of Ad‐ and Committee Re‐ fruit, North Jefferson Av‐ Ordinance (FEDD- TO AMEND THE 8. Adoption of Res‐ justment shall hear canned corn, BOTS FORD ports: o lu tion 26-15: A enue and the in ter ‐ 003), CODE as may be OF OR DI ‐ and canned beans. JOANN D. testimony for and/or 1. District A section of North Co‐ PUBLIC NOTICE amended from time NANCES, SEC‐ RESOLUTION He stated he wanted RUCKER against the follow‐ Councilman Cala‐ to lumbia Street, West to time.

TION 9-41, SEC‐ AUTHORIZING re mind every one ing variance/appeal han stated there will to shop locally. He Council Vice 30th Avenue and CITY OF ADOPTED this TION 9-42, SEC‐ THE MAYOR OF cases at their June be a Easter Egg stated remember the President Council North THE CITY OF Monroe COVINGTON 28th day of April, TION 9-43, AND 2, 2026, Board of STATE OF Hunt Sponsored by famers market on Clerk Streets, and 2026.

PROVIDING FOR MANDEVILLE TO Adjustment the United Society Wednesday at the 187130MAY13-1T WHEREAS, the LOUISIANA 186645MAY13-1T OTHER MATTERS EXECUTE A PRO‐ meeting at of Covington and it trailhead and Satur‐ $296.52 City of Covington IN CONNECTION FESSIONAL SER‐ 2:00PM, located at $53.01 is going to be at 819 days behind the VICES AGREE‐ desires to acquire RESOLUTION THEREWITH St. Tammany W 31st Ave. be‐ MENT BETWEEN the the Property and au‐ NUMBER 2026-10 PUBLIC NOTICE (Councilwoman cil Chamber. PUBLIC NOTICE Government tween Polk St. and Coun THE CITY OF Parish thorizes the Mayor Strong-Thompson, He wished every one Com plex, Parish Taylor St. It will a Happy Easter.

MANDEVILLE CITY OF COV‐ to take whatever A RESOLUTION Introduced March District 1) Coun cil Chambers, start at 12:00 noon. 7. Councilman At INGTON PLAN‐ steps are necessary OF THE COVING‐ 24, 2026 (by request 2.Introduction AND MSMM EN ‐ of 21490 Koop Drive, He stated they will Large NING COMMIS‐ to enter into negoti‐ TON CITY COUN‐ of Administration) Ordinance 26-15: GINEERING, LLC. Mandeville, have fun and enter‐ Councilman Verret SION HAS ations for the acqui‐ CIL DESIGNAT‐ AN ORDINANCE FOR THE LIFT Louisiana: tainment plus the stated as Council‐ SCHEDULED A sition of said Prop‐ ING AN AUTHO‐ Camellia TO EXECUTE STATION NO.45 RIZED SIGNA‐ Economic DeSquare Easter egg hunt and man Roberts al‐ MEETING (BROOKSIDE AT BOA CASE NO. FOR erty and; AMENDMENT vel op ‐ chaperones will be luded to, Farm to MONDAY MAY WHEREAS, the ac‐ TORY FOR THE ment District NO. 4 TO ORDI‐ NORTH CAUSE‐ 2026-4668-BOA LOUISIANA WA ‐ available out there.

WAY) AND LIFT Request by an appli‐ Table was a huge 18, 2026, 6:30 PM quisition of the TERSHED INITIA‐ Item No. CSEDD NANCE NUMBER STATION 2. District B NO.49 cant in a S-2 Subur‐ AT THE CITY OF Property is in the 25-26, THE CAPI‐ suc cess.

He stated 26-03-0001 PROJECT Councilman Bush‐ the tickets sold out COVINGTON best interest of the TIVE TAL BUGET OF (1291 ELMWOOD ban Residential Dis‐ WITH THE ORDINANCE NO. THE CITY OF PLACE) nell stated public in two and a half COUNCIL CHAM‐ City; REHA‐ for an after the works has started days. He stated BERS LOCATED NOW, BILITATION PRO‐ trict THERE‐ LOUISIANA OF‐ CSEDD-026 MANDEVILLE fact variance to re‐ the drainage im‐ many people said, AT 222 KIRK‐ FORE, BE IT OR‐ FICE OF COMMU‐ AND FOR OTHER JECT AND PRO‐ duce the required provement project “Why don't you LAND STREET, DAINED by the NITY DEVELOP‐ The FOR IN VIDING Camellia MATTERS yard setback in the Ozone area so make it bigger” at COVINGTON, OTHER MATTERS rear City Council of the MENT. Square Economic CONNECTION from 10’ to 5’ to be aware of that. He the IN CON NEC TION City LOUISIANA. THEREWITH be gin ning of the De allow vel op ment Dis ‐ for the place‐ the stated there was a night and at the end of Covington, at its WHEREAS, AUX THEREWITH ment of a manufac‐ Revenue and (RAVINE great turnout last of the night they Planning Commis‐ regular session con‐ City of Covington trict (Coun cil man Vo ‐ Expense Budget for COQUILLE WA‐ tured home on the Thursday at said, “Don't dare sion Meeting vened, that the City has entered into a fiscal year 2026- TERSHED MOD‐ geltanz, District 2) property.

Co op er a tive En ‐ Reverand Peter change 9.

Adop tion of Res ‐ of Cov ing ton, EL ING) (Coun cil ‐ keep it The property is lo‐ deavor Agreement 2027.

Atkins park for the waythis man Zuckerman, olution 26-16: A cated: 36339 Wilbur is”. He CASE NO. 26-05- through with the Louisiana rocking the rails stated it itwas RES O LU TION the 01 SALE Re quest Mayor is au tho ‐ At-Large) this Street, Slidell, WHEREAS, the kickoff. He stated magnificent THORIZING for the City to sell at rized to acquire by Office of Commu‐ Louisiana has prepared 3. Introduction of AU please come out and evening and another private sale, a por‐ purchase, donation, nity Development Mayor Ordinance 26-16: THE MAYOR OF Owner & Represen‐ his pro posed bud get (OCD) for partici‐ for fiscal year 2026- AN ORDINANCE THE CITY OF tative: join us for each ample of what tion of S. Monroe or otherwise all or Lakeisha in the 2027.

Thursday of the ex Street lying between parts of the pro‐ pation ADOPTING AN MANDEVILLE TO Sylve makes Cov ing ton, Louisiana Wa ter ‐ month at the trail‐ Covington.

EX E CUTE A PRO ‐ Squares posed parcels, 1403 and He NOW THERE‐ UNASSIGNED shed Initiative FORE head. He stated just asked that you visit SER‐ 187140MAY13-201404, W 14th Av‐ rights-of-way BE IT OR‐ FUND BALANCE FESSIONAL a friendly reminder www.covingtonhe AGREE‐ 27-3T enue and W15th Av‐ and/or servitudes (LWI) program; and DAINED by the POLICY FOR THE VICES WHEREAS, the CSEDD that it does CITY OF MAN‐ MENT BETWEEN $63.96 of public safety an‐ ritage.com. If you enue, Division of described and nouncement that are not already a New Covington, depicted on the City of Covington hereby adopt the DEVILLE, AND THE CITY OF PUBLIC NOTICE kids are out of member, please con‐ measuring 300' x Right of Way maps has an account Camellia Square PROVIDING FOR MANDEVILLE school. He stated sider 50', 14,991 sq ft. attached hereto (col‐ through the Grant Economic Develop‐ OTHER MATTERS AND HIGH TIDE join ing—there The City of Man‐ public school is out are many more Applicant Jerry lectively, the “Prop‐ Management Sys‐ ment District Rev‐ IN CONNECTION CONSULTANTS, tem with the Office enue and Expense THEREWITH this week and pri‐ events LLC FOR LIFT deville Planning and Braswell erty”). planned.”

He of Community De‐ Budget for fiscal (Councilman Zuck‐ STATION NOS. 30 Zoning Commis‐ vate next week for stated that he has Owner: City of Cov‐ spring break. He observed AND 41 IM‐ sion will hold a ington BE IT FURTHER velopment (OCD); year 2026-2027, as erman, At-Large) Pub lic work session on and stated please be Works PROVE MENT OR DAINED that RE PORTS, AN ‐ erating attached herewith Tuesday, May WHEREAS, this ac ‐ aware and be mind‐ throughoutopthe PRO JECT AND pur PROCESS & suant to all ap ‐ NOUNCE MENTS, en‐ 2026 at 6:00PM count will manage and made a part & ful while driving tire city. He noted APPEAL: The ap‐ plicable provisions MESSAGE PROVIDING FOR 12, and a public through our neigh‐ that this reflects plication (Case No of law, the Mayor is the City of Coving‐ hereof.

FROM THE OTHER MATTERS hear BE IT FI NALLY ing on borhoods and he positively in their 26-05-01 Sale) shall authorized to take ton Louisiana Wa‐ ORDAINED that MAYOR: IN CONNECTION Tuesday, May 26, Initiative the Director of Fi‐ PRESENTATIONS: THEREWITH hoped everyone had efforts and wished be presented to the all steps necessary tershed (LWI) program; nance is authorized 1. Dr. Liza Lidet (Councilman Zuck‐ 2026 at 6:00PM at a happy Easter. to formally com‐ planning commis‐ to acquire said Prop‐ and, the Mandeville City 3. District C man, At-Large) sion for its review erty. mend the de part ‐ to adjust transfers DiTommaso, Man‐ er Hall Council Cham‐ WHEREAS, it is Councilman 10.

Adop tion of and con sid er a tion.

BE IT FUR THER dev ille An i mal Hos ‐ on. He stated between funds as bers, 3101 E. Cause‐ nec es sary to des ig ‐ Roberts stated he re‐ ment Res o lu tion 26-17: A The OR plan ning com ‐ DAINED that pi talLocal Coy ote all these may be required by way Approach, iterate what Coun‐ with RESOLUTION mission shall make the Mayor is autho‐ nate an authorized the Cooperative En‐ Activity events, the Cov ing ‐ Mandeville, LA re‐ cilman Bushnell ton Police and Fire a formal recommen‐ rized to exercise his signatory to execute deavor Agreement AUTHORIZING said about the kids Department do a dation to the city discretion in acquir‐ documents on be‐ between the City of PROJECTS IN THE MAYOR OF garding the follow‐ being out of school tremen council at the earli‐ ing the Property, to‐ half of the City of Slidell and Camellia PROGRESS: Keith THE CITY OF ing case(s): dous job of ington; so please be careful.

MANDEVILLE TO ing sure we est practicable date gether with all Cov Economic LaGrange, Public EX THERE‐ Square He stated to have mak ECUTE A PRO‐ P26-05-05 – A text regarding the appli‐ agreements and all NOW, Works Director don’t have any in ci ‐ De vel op ment Dis ‐ to fun but just do the dents. cation request. transactions neces‐ FORE BE IT RE‐ trict and SIKA In‐ 1.Seawall Repair – FESSIONAL SER‐ amendment speed limit and VICES AGREE‐ CLURO Article 8.4 Should the planning sary to carry out the SOLVED, that the vestments LLC, as Segment 1 & 2 Impact please stop at all ADMINISTRATIVE MENT BETWEEN Traffic commission recom‐ intent of this ordi‐ Chief Administra‐ adopted by Ordi‐ 2.Harbor Gazebo tive Officer, Erin nance No. 3685 on 3.LA 22 Drainage THE CITY OF Analysis Provisions stop signs. He stated COMMENTS AND mend revocation, nance. and related matters. he wanted to give MANDEVILLE sale or exchange, BE IT FURTHER Stair, is hereby des‐ May 14, 2013, as Improvements Proposed Ordinance kudos to the Cov‐ REPORTS the recommenda‐ ORDAINED that if ignated as the autho‐ may be amended 4.Old Golden AND LINFIELD, 26-13 ington Heritage Mayor Mark John‐ tion for revocation, purchased, the pur‐ rized signatory and from time to time.

HUNTER & JU‐ Shores Drainage Foundation, Farm to son sale or exchange chase price shall not is authorized to exe‐ ADOPTED Street NIUS, INC. FOR V26-04-07 this 5.Girod – Table was amazing a. He stated A cou‐ shall be transmitted exceed the fair mar‐ cute any and all doc‐ 28th STATION Landscaping & LIFT day of April, event. He stated ple of months ago 2 to the council clerk ket value of the uments necessary to 2026.

NO. 47 (162 SANC‐ Stephanie Liffman Lighting (Ph. III) Sarada and the team lots became up on for him/her to initi‐ property as evi‐ carry out the intent 186678MAY13-1T 6.WWTP Disinfec‐ TUARY DRIVE) requests a variance CLURO Section does an amazing job the market which ate the review denced by an ap‐ of this resolution. tion System Im‐ AND LIFT STA‐ to FOR $57.34 and it's truly the in‐ were TION NO.48 (AN‐ 9.2.5.7. Key Native thereof by the city praisal, plus closing MOVED provements very con cern ‐ Tree Species Protec‐ ADOPTION by tegrity of Covington ing for us because it council. Should the fees and costs.

7.Sunset Point Fish‐ TIBES WEST @ tion Requirements built into one. He had a private in‐ planning commis‐ BE IT FURTHER Burrall, seconded PUBLIC NOTICE TOPSL) REHA‐ ing Pier and tion 7.5.1.3. stated that District C vestor sion deny the appli‐ ORDAINED that by Roberts, was 8.Old Mandeville BILITATION PRO‐ R-1 Sec pur chased Site Develop‐ tro duced March In is quiet and the only them and built on cation, the same any and all actions then submitted to a JECT AND PRO‐ Wa ter lines the vote 24, 2026 (by request 9.LS 32 (Shadows) VIDING thing I will say is them not only will procedure FOR ment Regulations, shall previously taken by vote, Old Town of Man‐ with the GMA we have seen a de‐ apply. However, a the Mayor in fur‐ thereon being as fol‐ of Administration) & 19 (Weldon Park) OTHER MATTERS dev ille, Square 84 money moving and crease in the amount vote of two-thirds of therance of the ac‐ lows: IN CONNECTION Re ha bil i ta tion Lot A2, R-1 - Single getting the streets of parking down‐ the council mem‐ tions contemplated YAYS: 6 ABSENT: Northshore Square 10.Jackson Avenue THERE‐ Economic Develop‐ Boat Launch Bulk‐ WITH(Councilman Family Residential done, he thanked ad‐ authorized 0 but we bership shall be re‐ and 1230 0 AB‐ ment District ministration and the town, Zuckerman, At- District, quired to reverse the herein are ratified NAYS: head Repairs wouldn't have seen Villere mayor for their hard an increase in de‐ recommendation and accepted ac‐ STAIN: 0 11.2025 Roadway Large) Item No. NSEDD Note: Councilman work on getting this and Drainage Main‐ ADJOURNMENT He stated the from the planning cordingly.

V26-05-10 – done. He stated it is mand.

Alicia Watts BE IT FURTHER Verret is Acting 26-03-0001 tenance City made an agree‐ commission.

Richard and Casey Mayor and can not going to take a lot ment Council Clerk ORDAINED that if 12.2024 Water and with the owner ORDINANCE NO. Sewer Maintenance City of Mandeville- Junot request a vari‐ more and a lot more as of today after If you have com‐ any provision of this vote. ance to CLURO NSEDD-022 time to get River and ments, please e-mail ordinance shall be 13.2025 Asphalt 3101 E. Causeway Sec ap proval of the tion 9.2.5.2.

Forest up where it council to purchase them to eagee@ held to be invalid, And the resolution Approach-Mandev‐ Main te nance Vegetation Protec‐ Northshore 14.2026/2022 Strip‐ ille, LA 70448 should be so pa‐ the sale I close on covla.com mail such invalidity shall was adopted on the The tion Zones, Old Square Eco nomic 5th day of May, tience is a key.

(985) 624-3145 Maintenance both of those lots them to the City of not affect other pro‐ 2026.

Town of Mandev‐ Development Dis‐ ing 4. District D In ac cor dance with Cov vi ing ton Plan ning sions herein UN FIN ISHED so now we /s/______________ trict Revenue and BUSINESS: Councilman Inman today the Americans with ille, Square 29B Lot the Plaza drive Department at P. O. which can be given _____________ Expense Budget for NEW BUSINESS: stated as someone own Disabilities Act, if 4A, R-1 - Single Box 778, Coving‐ effect without the park ing lot and the that lived in River Rutland street park‐ ton, LA 70434. invalid provision /s/______________ fiscal year 2026- 1. Approval of you need special as‐ Family Residential trict, 200 2027.

Forest for almost 2 ing lot.

For more informa‐ and to this end the ______________ Liquor License for sistance, please con‐ Dis WHEREAS, the Car decades so he can b. He stated at the tion, or to review provisions of this JOHN E. tact, Council Clerk, Lafayette son’s Table Mayor has prepared (Councilwoman understand where corner of New case material or to ordinance at (985) 624-3145, are BOTSFORD his proposed budget Lane, District 3) Councilman describing the assis‐ V26-05-11_R26inquire about speak‐ hereby declared to JOANN D. Hamp shire Gib son for fis cal year 2026RUCKER Roberts is coming St. there is a vacant ing at the public be severable. tance that is neces‐ 05-01 – Nesbit 2.

Ap proval for His ‐ Clesi, LLC repre‐ 2027.

COUNCIL VICE from. He stated the lot owned by the hearing, please call WHEREUPON, toric District Preser‐ sary.

NOW THERE‐ va Library will have a Southern Hotel. He the City of Coving‐ this ordinance hav‐ PRESIDENT DATE OF NO‐ sented by Wallace tion Com mis sion ‐ English Country reached out to the ton Planning De‐ ing been submitted COUNCIL CLERK FORE BE IT OR‐ ers McInnis and TICE: May 8, 2026 Nesbit requests a variance to CLURO DAINED by the Dancing class on owner 9:00am of the South‐ partment at (985) in writing, having C E R T I F I C A T E NSEDD that it does Quinn to travel to POSTED April 11th at ern Hotel, AT: Section 7.5.1.3. R-1 867-1214. Thanks been read by title NAPC Con fer ence Lisa Ward Site Development hereby adopt the in Min 10:00am to 12:00 for interest in and at a MN MANDEVILLE lll

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6 in Pine Forest Subdivision; into the City of Slidell; and establish City zoning classifica‐ tion as CC – Corri‐ dor Commercial.

SUBD 2026-0024: A request for a Final Plat to subdivide one (1) lot with 0.671 acres; located at 1558 Fremaux Ave; identified as Lot 12A; into three (3) lots, Lots 12A-1.

12A-2, and 12A-3; in Pine Shadows Subdivision, Sec‐ tion 11, Township 9 South, Range 14 East, Greensburg Land District, City of Slidell, St Tam‐ many Parish, Louisiana

Brusly’s Aiden Harris got the win against Lakeshore.

LAKESHORE

Seward said his team never backed down.

PUBLIC NOfrom TICEpage 1B Continued “They went out competing the right way,” he said. “And The City of Man‐ I know they are going to be deville Planning and Zoning EliCom mis‐ who al- okay in life because they starter Galiano, sion will hold lowed two hits,onafive walks know how to compete and work ses sion and a hit batsmen in eight deal with adversity. I can’t Tuesday, May 12, 2026 atfaced 6:00PMas Brusly ask for anything more than batters and a pubout lic to a 7-1 lead af- that.” jumped hearing on Brusly also took an early ter Tuesone day,inning.

May 26, 2026 at 6:00PM at “The beginning of the lead in Game 1 on May 7 as the Man devillegoCity game didn’t our Hall Coun cil Cham ‐ way, but the Panthers posted four we settled in after that,” runs in the first and sixth inbers, 3101 E. Cause ‐ way Approach, Seward said.

“The adrena- nings en route to a 8-2 seriesMandev ille,off LA little re‐ bit. The opening victory. line wore garding the folalow ‐ Brusly senior pitcher Aunerves wore off a little bit. ing case(s): We got some zeroes on de- brey St. Angelo pitched all P26-05-05 A textof course, seven innings, allowing six fense, and– then, amendment to lightning strikes.

CLURO Article 8.4 I think hits and only one earned run.

Traffic pact of clicked At the plate, he helped himthat is why itImkind Analyour sis Provisions with guys that it self with three hits, includand relatedolder matters. was timeOr todithrow run lead off Proposed nance their last ing a home PUB LICtoNO TICE 26-13 punch.” the first inning and an RBI Thesixth.

Slidell Planning Brennan Triche V26-04-07 – pitched single in the and Zoning Com‐ well in relief, allowing no “He’s been pitching for Stephanie Liffman missions will meet requests a varihits, ancesix strike- this program on for Mon day,years.

May runs on four four to CLURO Secwalks tion 18,pitcher,” 2026 at 7:00pm Brusly outs and six 9.2.5.7.

Key Native in five He’s an elite in the Council Lemoine innings.

The Tree Species ProTitans tec‐ also is- coach Jason Cham bers at said.

2045 tion Re 2ndthat’s St, Slidell, LA, capable sued 14quire freements passes — 12 “He’s a guy and Secand tion two 7.5.1.hit 3. batsmen. of puttingfor a pub lic hear ing the team on his walks R-1 Site Develop‐ on: back, and this entire year The Lakeshore offense also ment Regulations, Old Town of ‐ in on its he’s done just AZ that.”

2026-0002: A struggled to Man cash deville, Square stranding 84 quest tofirstannex Brusly’sre four-run was opportunities, 10 Lot A2, R-1 - Single property located highlighted byShort three runners in the Family Res idengame. tial along cut runs Hwy, Dis trict,Brusly1230 tweenout.Bar bara were LakeFor (35-6), Aiden after twobe Villere got the win by allow- shore starter and Alex BethDuvieilh Drives; Harris identified as Lots 1 Daley and ing one run on two V26-05-10 – hits and plunked Tre through4, and Ray 22 Richard andinCasey through Blanchard 24, Square four walks three innings. before a Brandon Junot re quest a vari ‐ 6 The in Pine Forhit est biggest Brayden threw the final RBI single. ance to Ray CLURO Subdivision; into came next, when four innings9.of Section 2.5.relief.

2. the City of Brody Slidell; Veg etation the Proloss tec‐ inPUB LIC NO TICE anddropped establisha twoCity Bourgoyne Despite a game tion Zones, Oldtwo days RBI singlezon ingright-center classifica‐ into that spanned Town of Mandev‐ The Mandeville tion as CC – Corri‐ giving and more 29B thanLot fourHis hours, ille, Square toric Preser vaBrusly ‐ dor a 4-0 lead.

4A, R-1 - Single tion District Com‐ Commercial.

Family Residential mission will hold a District, 200 public hearing on SUBD 2026-0024: Lafayette Thursday May 21, A request for a Final 2026 atPublic 6:00 pm at Plat to subdivide Public Notices Public Notices V26-05-11_R26Mandev ille Notices City one (1) lot with Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min 05-01 – Nesbit Hall, 3101 E. 0.671 acres; located Clesi, LLC repre‐ Causeway Ap‐ at 1558 Fremaux sented by Wallace proach, Mandeville, Ave; identified as Nesbit requests a LA Lot 12A; into three variance to CLURO (3) lots, Lots 12A-1.

Section 7.5.1.3. R-1 PUBLIC HEAR‐ 12A-2, and 12A-3; Site Development ING AGENDA in Pine Shadows Regulations, and to I. CALL TO Subdivision, Sec‐ subdivide lot 2 into ORDER tion 11, Township 9 Lots 2A & 2B, Old II. ROLL CALL South, Range 14 Town of Mandev‐ III. APPROVAL OF East, Greensburg ille, Square 86 Lot MEETING MIN‐ Land District, City 2, R-1 - Single Fam‐ UTES of Slidell, St Tam‐ ily Residential Dis‐ IV. OLD BUSI‐ many Parish, trict, 1230 Monroe NESS Louisiana V. NEW BUSI‐ V26-05-12 – Tara NESS SUBD 2026-0025: Vail requests a vari‐ 1).

HC26-05-13- A request for a Final ance to CLURO Residential200 Plat to subdivide Section 7.5.1.3. R-1 Lafayette Street- Lots 10A, 14A, and Site Development Renovation-Adding 16, and the remain‐ Regulations, West dormers and porch der of Lots 18, 20 Beach Parkway, roof and 21, into Lot Square 2 Lot 10, 11 2). HCR25-04-07- 22A, Square 48, and 12, R-1 - Single Residential- 2221 Brugier Addition; in Family Residential Monroe Street- De‐ Section 10, Town‐ District, 2744 South molition without ship 9 South, Range St. conditions 14 East, Greensburg 3).

HC26-05-15- Land District, City V26-05-13_R26Commercial- 348 of Slidell, St Tam‐ 05-02 – Matthew Girod Street- Eleva‐ many Parish, Frank Costa re‐ tion, demolition, Louisiana quests a variance to renovation and ad‐ CLURO Section 7. dition ZONING 20265.1.3. R-1 Site De‐ 4).

HC26-05-16- 0021: A request to velopment Regula‐ Residential735 amend the zoning tions, and to subdi‐ Marigny Avenue- map for properties vide lot 4A into lots Renovation-reroof located along 11th 4A1 and 4A2, West 5).

HC26-02-07- Street, between Beach Parkway, Residential- 2521 Gause Blvd and Square 9 Lot 4A, R- Claiborne Street- Florida Ave; identi‐ 1 - Single Family Elevation fied as Lots 10A, Residential District, 6). HCR23-06-30- 14A, and 16, and the Square 9 Lot 4A Residential- 2423 remainder of Lots Lakeshore Drive- 18, 20 and 21, into V26-05-14 – COA Revision Lot 22A, Square 48, William and Caro‐ VI. STAFF UP‐ Brugier Addition; in line Alquist request DATES Section 10, Town‐ a variance to VII. ADJOURN‐ ship 9 South, Range CLURO Section 5. MENT 14 East; from SPR 2.3.2.

Drainage Kathy Reeves, Sec‐ (Parks & Recre‐ Overlay District and retary ation) and RSF Fill Sub-Area A, 187156MAY13-1T (Residential SingleWest Beach Park‐ $30.90 family) to SCI way, Square 1 Lot 1(Civic & Institu‐ A, R-1 - Single PUBLIC NOTICE tional).

Family Residential District, 2801 The Slidell Planning CUP2026-0003: A Lakeshore and Zoning Com‐ request for a Condi‐ missions will meet tional Use Permit V26-05-15 – Shan‐ on Monday, May for a Home for tem‐ non Anderson re‐ 18, 2026 porary housing sup‐ quests a variance to in the at 7:00pm port for Children at Coun cil CLURO Section Chambers at 2045 306 Clover Drive; 8.1.3. Supplemental 2nd St, Slidell, LA, identified as Lot 2, Fence and Wall for a public hearing Forest Glen East Regulations, Old (Addition 2, Unit 3), Town of Mandev‐ on: in Section 34, ille, Square 37 Lot AZ 2026-0002: A Township 8 South, 92A, R1X72 - Sin‐ request to annex Range 14 East, gle-Family Existing property located Greensburg Land Small Lots, 641 along Shortcut Hwy, District, City of Adair be tween Bar bara Slidell, St Tammany Tina Myers and Beth Dri ves; Parish, Louisiana Planning Secretary POST‐ identified as Lots 1 ITEMS 186331MAY6-13FROM through4, and 22 PONED 20-3T APRIL 20, through 24, Square $202.41 6 in Pine Forest 2026, ZONING Subdivision; into COMMISSION the City of Slidell; MEETING: PUBLIC NOTICE and establish City CUP2026-0002: A classifica‐ request for a Condi‐ Mandeville zoning The as CC – Corri‐ tional Use Permit Historic Preserva‐ tion for a Women’s Tran‐ tion District Com‐ dor sitional Housing mission will hold a Commercial.

Center at 108 Chris‐ public hearing on SUBD 2026-0024: tian Lane; identified Thursday May 21, request for a Final as Lot 2B in Section 2026 at 6:00 pm at A Plat to subdivide 35, Township 8 Mandeville City one (1) lot with South, Range 14 Hall, 3101 E. 0.671 acres; located East, Greensburg Causeway Ap‐ at 1558 Fre maux Land District, City proach, Mandeville, Ave; identified as of Slidell, St Tam‐ LA Parish, Lot 12A; into three many Louisiana (3) lots, Lots 12A-1.

PUBLIC HEAR‐ 12A-2, and 12A-3; For more informa‐ ING AGENDA in Pine Shadows tion, go to mys‐

SUBD 2026-0025: A request for a Final PUBLIC NOTICE Plat to subdivide Lots 10A, 14A, and The St. Tammany 16, and the remain‐ Parish Tourist & der of Lots 18, 20 Convention Com‐ and 21, into Lot mission (dba Visit 22A, Square 48, The Northshore) Brugier Addition; in held its regular Section 10, Town‐ Board of Commis‐ ship 9 South, Range sioners meeting on 14 East, Greensburg April 28, 2026, at STAFF PHOTOS BY JOSEPH HALM Land District, City the Visit The of Slidell, StJackson Tam‐ Schemmel Northshore of ficetag in out after he slid past the base on May 8.

Lakeshore’s was many Parish, Mandeville. ViceLouisiana Chair Alex Carollo called the meeting ZONING 2026- to order at 2 p.m.

0021: A request to Commissioners pre‐ amend the zoning sent were Alex Car‐ map for properties ollo, Melissa located along 11th Fontenot, Katherine Street, between Domingue, Sharon Gause Blvd and Hewitt, and Lacey Florida Ave; identi‐ Osborne. Patti Ell‐ fied as Lots 10A, ish and Mark Myers 14A, and 16, and the were excused. A remainder of Lots quorum was pre‐ 18, 20 and 21, into sent.

Lot 22A, Square 48, The Board approved Brugier Addition; in the February 24, Section 10, Town‐ 2026 meeting min‐ ship 9 South, Range utes and accepted 14 East; from SPR the February and (Parks & Recre‐ March 2026 finan‐ ation) and RSF cial reports. Discus‐ (Residential Single- sion included occu‐ family) to SCI pancy tax collec‐ (Civic & Institu‐ tions, short-term tional). rental collections through the mote Lakeshore’s Mason Lomonaco isRe safe as the ball gets away Lakeshore’s Brennan Triche tossed five scoreless innings of CUP2026-0003: A Sellers Commis‐ from Brusly Aubrey St.tus Angelo on May 8. relief against Brusly on May 8. request for a third Condibaseman ‐ sion, and the sta tional Use Permit of the Holiday for a Home for tem‐ Lights project pay‐ (20-16): Mason LomopoSt. raryAngelo housingneeded sup‐ ment pending final threw home to cut ner out to end the game on a LAKESHORE just 34 Harris naco, 2-4, RBI, R; Cohen Trosclair, port for Children at state approvals.

2-5, RBI; Grant Boullion, 1-3, HR, RBI, pitches to get through downinthe 306 Clover Drive; Staff thereports ‐ Lakeshore runner double play.

R; J.J. Velthouse, 1-2, 2 BB, R. identified as Lot 2, cluded first three innings.

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Brusly got six hits from DECIDING PITCHERS For est broke Glen through East sales and ser vices giving up two runs the bottom half of its lineup, WP: Aiden Harris, 3 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 4 After shore in the (Addition 2, Unit 3), activity, BB, 4 K. tourism in the St. Angelo re- and finished with 10 for the LP: Eli Galiano, 0.0 IP, 2 H, 7 R, 5 BB, 0 K. fourth with two runs on one in Section 34, marketing initiafourth, ‐ I, David Joseph I, Dominic Alex Town ship South, tives, Blanchard Bour- GAME hit and two8 Panthers’ errors. sponded sports by retiring the next game.

Thomas , have andBrumfield , have1 LINESCORE Range 14 had East, tourism, lic batters rela‐ The Titans a chance forpubsix he faced. By the goyne each had two hits (5) LAKESHORE — 000 200 0 — 2 | 7 | 3 been convicted of been convicted of Greensburg Land tions efforts, pod‐ (1) BRUSLY — 400 004 X — 8 | 9 | 2 INDECENT CARNAL more runners at pro themotime Lakeshore threatened while Tate Tassin and Cade Dis trict,with City of cast tion, so ‐ TOP HITTERS BEHAVIOR OF Slidell, St and Tamone manyout,cial corners, but the the Brusly’s of- Rills had oneWITH apiece.KNOWLEDGE mediainper forseventh, ‐ LAKESHORE (20-15): Eli Galiano, 2-3, JUVENILES. A JUVENILE. Parish, Louisiana mance, and cur rent PUB LIC NO TICE RBI; Cohen Trosclair, 1-2, 3B, BB; J.J. Brusly defense turned in a fense had widened the PanCharles Salzer contribITEMS POST‐ film Velthouse, 1-3, RBI. productions gem. uted to this story. thers’ lead to 8-2.

My Address is: My Address is: BRUSLY (34-6): Aubrey St. Angelo, PONED FROM taking place in St. Request for Scenic PUBLIC NOTICE 25618 S MIMOSA 1478 Fremaux 3-3, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, BB, R; Brandon Ave 2 LINESCORE APRIL 20, Lakeshore’s Jackson Brusly’sRiver defense came Tammany Parish.

Permit on The GAME Blanchard, 2-2, RBI, 2B,2025-30461 R; Brody DIV: NUM BER DR Slidell, LA 70458 2026, ZONING An update was also again.

West Pearl 002 0 — 9 | 9 | 2 Schemmel hit a grounder to through With River one (1) BRUSLY — 700 LA “A”2 RBI, R. Bourgoyne, 2-2, COMMISSION LAKESHORE — 100 000 4 — 5 | 6 | 3 provided on the The Secretary of the (5)LACOMBE, 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT DECIDING PITCHERS second,ING: where Harris took a out and bases loaded, 70445 COURT Race: BLACK MEET Tourism Mas ter the Louisiana Depart‐ TOP HITTERS PARISH OF ST. TAM MANY Aubrey St. Angelo, 7 IP, 7 H, 2 R, Sex: MALEWP: CUP2026-0002: A the throw to force out Panthers first baseman Planrunprocess, in‐ ment of Wildlife and BRUSLY (35-6): Aubrey St. An1 ER, 2 BB, 3 K.STATE OF LOUISIANA gelo, 3-4, BB, R; Tre Daley, 2-3, 2B,of Birth: Race: BLACK Date re quest for a Con di ‐ clud ing com mu nity Fish eries (LDWF) LP: Alex Duvieilh, 6 IP, 9 H,OF 8 R, 5 ER, ner advancing to second. Coy Purpera snagged a line R; Brayden SUCCES SION Ray, 0-0, 3 BB, RBI; Tate MALE 7/24/2002 tional Use Permit engagement efforts as Administrator of Sex: 1 BB, 1 K. FREDERICK HALE TROUT Tassin,of 1-2, 2 BB, RBI. drive, tagged the runAfter a pump fake to first, pro Birth: Height: 5' 11 for a Women’s Tran ‐ and jectedandthe Louisiana Nat‐ Date FILED: Weight: 120 sitional Housing tourism growth sce‐ ural and Scenic 12/11/1988 DEPUTY CLERK Hair Color: Center at 108 Chris‐ narios.

Rivers System is Height: 5' 7 NOTICE OF SALE OF IM‐ BLACK tian Lane; identified The Board adopted currently consider‐ Weight: 210 MOVABLE PROPERTY Eye Color: as Lot 2B in Section Resolution No. ing the application Hair Color: Notice is given of the sale of immovable suc‐ BLACK BROWN 35, Town ship 8 2026-002 ap prov ing for Jeff Rogers for a Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices cession prop erty at a pri‐ Eye Color: Scars/Tattoos: South, Public Range 14 an up dated Em ‐ per mit to build a vate Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Sex Offenders Sex Offenders Successions Permits Misc.

Mark: Tattoo: East, Greensburg ployee Manual and dock, walk sale by the court ap‐ way and BROWN executrixes and L_forearm - HALF pointed Land District, City Resolution No. cluster pilings on Scars/Tattoos: executor, Robin T. Dyer, of Slidell, St Tam‐ 2026-003 authoriz‐ the West Pearl Mark: Piercing: Ear SLEEVE: My Kenneth B. Trout, and Dawn T. Mothers Keeper, many Parish, ing Donna River. Copies of the - BOTH EARS Phelps, said property to Doves, RIP Bullet Louisiana O’Daniels to exe‐ application can be PIERCED // be sold in “as is” condi‐ tion for For more informa‐ cute Louisiana Of‐ reviewed by the Prosthesis: - NONE Baby K Man Man The property Lou, Star, Clouds // $285,000.00. tion, go to mys‐ fice of Tourism con‐ public at the LDWF REPORTED // is described as follows: Tattoo: R_forearm - A CERTAIN LOT OR POR‐ lidell.com/plan‐ tracts on behalf of main office, 2000 Scar: R_arm TION OF GROUND, to‐ HALF SLEEVE: ning/boards/pz, Quail Drive, Baton SCAR FROM A the Commission. with all the build‐ Money Bags, Trust, gether email plan‐ The next regular Rouge, LA. The BURN COVERS ings and improvements thereon, and all the Bart Simpson, ningdept@cityofs meeting will be held public is invited to MOST OF HIS rights, ways, privileges, Dice, Flames, Skull servi lidell.org, or call Tuesday, June 30, comment on this RIGHT ARM // tudes appurte‐ // Ultraviolet Tattoo nances and advantages (985) 646-4320.

2026, at 2:00 PM at permit request for a Tattoo: L_Hand thereunto belonging or in - - NONE 185457AP29‐ The Harbor Center period of forty-five "BEVERLY" // appertaining, anywise REPORTED // MAY6-13-3T situated in the Parish of (45) days. Re‐ Tattoo: L_leg in Slidell.

St. Tammany, State of Tattoo: Ear - Back $228.25 The meeting ad‐ sponses should be PITT BULL // Louisiana, in that part Side Ear: Khalia // journed following mailed to LDWF Tattoo: Chest - 2 thereof known as THE HERITAGE SUBDIVISION, CLOWN FACES // Scar: R_leg Small Scenic Rivers Pro ‐ board ap proval.

PUBLIC NOTICE PHASE EWO, being a part Gunshot Scar // See full detailed gram, 2000 Quail Tattoo: Chest of Section 2, Township 9 South, Range 14 East and Piercing: Ear Baton CROSS // Tattoo: The St. Tammany minutes at www.vis Drive, is more fully described R_arm - CLOWN BOTH EARS Rouge, LA 70808. as follows, to-wit: Parish Tourist & itthenorthshore.

"BRUDAH" // PIERCED //Tattoo: LOT 237 of THE HERITAGE 186353MAY6-13Convention Com‐ com.

PHASE SUBDIVISION, Tattoo: L_arm Neck MMB on 20-3T 186934 MAY13-1T TWO, (also known as mission (dba Visit "DAVID" // Tattoo: throat area $475.66 Heritage Estates Subdivi‐ The Northshore) $71.78 sion, Phase II), St. Tam‐ R_Hand - "King" // held its regular many Parish, Louisiana.

Tattoo: R_arm 185514 MAY 6-13 Being the same property PUB LIC NO TICE Board of Commis‐ acquired by Christopher Public Notices "Jade" & Anchor // 250.00 sioners meeting on M. Rendeiro and wife, Permits Misc.

R_wrist Jane Cook Rendeiro, by Wandell Hospitality Tattoo: April 28, 2026, at "April" Black act dated 6/29/90, and Group LLC d/b/a Widow Spider // the Visit The registered in COB 1426 Carson's Table is ap‐ Tattoo: folio 577.

Northshore office in R_arm - Pic MUNICIPAL ADDRESS: 814 plying to the Office "Snap On" Mandeville. Vice- PUBLIC NOTICE Freedom Lane, Slidell, LA Wrench of Alcohol & To‐ // Tattoo: Neck Chair Alex Carollo 70458. called the meeting Request for Scenic bacco Control of the ELEPHANT, Any opposition to the State of to order at 2 p.m.

River Permit on proposed sale must be RARE filed with the Clerk of Louisiana for a per‐ KRISTI, Commissioners pre‐ Flower Bayou BREED // Tattoo: Court’s Office within mit to sell beverages sent were Alex Car‐ seven (7) days from the date of the last publica‐ ollo, Melissa The Secretary of the of high and low al‐ Chest FORGIVEN NOT tion of this Fontenot, Katherine Louisiana Depart‐ cohol content at re‐ FORGOTTEN // notice herein.

Domingue, Sharon ment of Wildlife and tail in the Parish of Tattoo: 186771MAY13-20-2T R_Shoulder $77.64 I, HERBERT Hewitt, and Lacey Fisheries (LDWF) St. Tammany at the - NITROUS JOSEPH POCHE Osborne. Patti Ell‐ as Administrator of following address: BOTTLE // Tattoo: JR, have been ish and Mark Myers the Louisiana Nat‐ 690 Lafitte Street L_Shoulder PUBLIC NOTICE convicted of La BROKEN were excused. A ural and Scenic Mandeville, PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE RECEIPT OF quorum was pre‐ Rivers System is 70448 TO CREDITORS 22ND JU‐ HEART DICIAL DISTRICT COURT CHILD sent. currently consider‐ Wandell Hospitality SACRED // Tattoo: Chest OF ST. TAMMANY PORNOGRAPHY. PARISH The Board approved ing the application Group LLC OF LOUISIANA STATE TURBO CAR SUCCESSION OF DEANNA the February 24, of David and Carson's Table // Tattoo: LYNN ALLEMAN MOORE, 2026 meeting min‐ Michelle Cox for a Members: Carson PART My Address is: DOCKET NO. 2026-30102 Chest - BATMAN utes and accepted permit to install a Wandell 65189 HIGHWAY DIVISION A NOTICE IS Tattoo: L_Hand HEREBY GIVEN to all per‐ the February and bulkhead on Flower 186946MAY13-1T // 41 having claims sons RING FINGER March 2026 finan‐ Bayou. Copies of $120.52 PEARL RIVER, against the Succession SAYS KEB DEANNA LYNN ALLE‐ of cial reports. Discus‐ the application can LA 70452 MAN MOORE, deceased, sion included occu‐ be reviewed by the who died on December Public Notices 185238 MAY6-13 21, 2025, domiciled in St. pancy tax collec‐ public at the LDWF Race: WHITE Sex Offenders Parish, Tammany 250.00 tions, short-term main office, 2000 Sex: MALE Louisiana, to present rental collections Quail Drive, Baton their claims within the Date of Birth: delays allowed by law to: through the Remote Rouge, LA. The 4/23/1950 JOHN BRADLEY MOORE, Sellers Commis‐ public is invited to through Administrator, Height: 5' 11 counsel, Gwynn Shamlin, sion, and the status comment on this Weight: 203 19434 Creek Round Av‐ of the Holiday permit request for a Baton Rouge, enue, Hair Color: GRAY Louisiana 70817. Failure Lights project pay‐ period of forty-five Eye Color: to timely present claims ment pending final (45) days. Re‐ BROWN may affect the enforce‐ state approvals. ment of such claims as sponses should be Scars/Tattoos: provided by Louisiana Staff reports in‐ mailed to LDWF Mark: None law. 22nd Judicial District cluded updates on Scenic Rivers Pro‐ Court, Parish of St. Tam‐ Reported // many, State of Louisiana sales and services gram, 2000 Quail 186209MAY6-13-2T activity, tourism Drive, Baton $50.02 185345 MAY 6-13 marketing initia‐ Rouge, LA 70808.

I, David Joseph I, Dominic Alex 250.00 tives, sports 156564may13-20Thomas , have Brumfield , have PUBLIC NOTICE tourism, public rela‐ 2t been convicted of been convicted of Public Notice of Applica‐ tions efforts, pod‐ $325.44 INDECENT CARNAL tion for Authority to Sell cast promotion, so‐ Public Notices BEHAVIOR WITH KNOWLEDGE OF Succession Property at Successions cial media perfor‐ Private Sale JUVENILES. A JUVENILE. Todd Bowden, executor mance, and current PUBLIC NOTICE of the Succession of An‐ film productions drew Jackson Bowden, III My Address is: My Address is: (2023-30524-B 22nd Judi‐ taking place in St. Request for Scenic 25618 S MIMOSA 1478 Fremaux Ave PUBLIC NOTICE cial District Court, St. Tammany Parish. River Permit on The many Parish, LA) has DR Slidell, LA 70458 NUMBER 2025-30461 DIV: Tam a petition seeking filed An update was also West Pearl River LACOMBE, LA “A” authorization to sell im‐ provided on the The Secretary of the 22ND JU DI CIAL DIS TRICT 70445 movable property of the Race: BLACK Louisiana De part ‐ COURT Tourism Master succession located at PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY Sex: MALE 1820 Highway 606, Saint Plan process, in‐ ment of Wildlife and Race: BLACK STATE OF LOUISIANA Joseph, LA 71336 by pri‐ Date of Birth: Fish eries (LDWF) cluding community vate sale. Any opposition MALE 7/24/2002 SUCCESSION OF to the proposed sale engagement efforts as Administrator of Sex: FREDERICK HALE TROUT Date of Birth: must be filed within Height: 5' 11 and projected the Louisiana Nat‐ 12/11/1988 seven days from May 20, Weight: 120 FILED: 2026 tourism growth sce‐ ural and Scenic Height: 5' 7 DEPUTY CLERK 186645MAY13-20-2T Hair Color: Rivers System is narios. $41.94 210 BLACK NOTICE OF SALE OF IM‐ The Board adopted currently consider‐ Weight: Hair Color: MOVABLE PROPERTY Eye Color: Resolution No. ing the application BLACK Notice is given of the BROWN sale of immovable suc‐ 2026-002 approving for Jeff Rogers for a Eye Color: Scars/Tattoos: cession property at a pri‐ an updated Em‐ permit to build a BROWN vate Mark: Tattoo: dock, walk way and ployee Manual and by the court ap‐ L_forearm - HALF sale pointed executrixes and Resolution No. cluster pilings on Scars/Tattoos: Piercing: Ear SLEEVE: My executor, Robin T. Dyer, 2026-003 authoriz‐ the West Pearl -Mark: Kenneth B. BOTH EARS Mothers Keeper, Trout, and Dawn T. ing Donna River. Copies of the // Phelps, said property to Doves, RIP Bullet O’Daniels to exe‐ application can be PIERCED be sold in “as is” condi‐ Prosthesis: NONE Baby K Man Man re viewed by the tion for cute Louisiana Of‐ Lou, Star, Clouds // $285,000.00. The property fice of Tourism con‐ public at the LDWF REPORTED //