The Advocate 07-20-2026 by The Advocate

U.SAIRSTRIKES CONTINUEINIRAN

An overturned car sitsonasection of adestroyed bridge after astrikeinHormozgan province, southernIran, on Saturday. TheU.S.has launched moreairstrikes at Iran in response to the killingofservice members

BY JON GAMBRELL, SAM METZ and BEN FINLEY Associated Press

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates The United States began anew round of airstrikes early Mondaytargeting Iran after announcing the death of another American service member,and Iran fired missiles towardJordan that risked widening the conflict into neighboring Israel.

Stepbystep,the U.S.and Iran have inchedcloser to all-outwar as last month’s interim dealmeantto permanently end the fighting has crumbledand shippingtrafﬁcin the Strait of Hormuz haslargely stalled Both sides have targeted civilian infrastructure relied onbymillions of people.

The U.S. military said the service member was killed in IraqonSaturday during the “controlled detonation” of adowned Iranian drone.

Amtrak line, financial investment bringing in business

BY MARTHA SANCHEZ Staff writer

PASCAGOULA,Miss.— The changes transforming this coastalMississippi city are easy to spot Where alot sat vacant, aboutique hotel is now welcoming visitors. In abuilding that once housed an old bank, young professionals are moving intomodernapartments with arooftop bar.

Whereatraindepot long languishedindisrepair,an elegant new brew pub just opened.

“There’salot of neatthings

Earlier,the militarysaid its strikes targeted Iran’sparamilitary RevolutionaryGuard to retaliate for Friday’s killingoftroops in Jordan.One service member was missing after that attack, and themilitary’snew statement said “unidentified remains” were foundSunday and were being examined. Since the warbegan, 17 U.S. service members have been killed.

The renewed exchanges of ﬁre, now in theirsecond week,haveseen the U.S. targetbridges and electrical facilities in Iran

in astatement.

The U.S. military’sCentralCommand announced anew round of strikes early Monday,now into their ninthstraight night.

“The strikes will continue degrading Iranian military capabilities used to attack commercialvessels and civilian mariners transiting theStrait of Hormuz,”Central Commandsaid

going on,” said Joe Cloyd, who developed the brew pub project, calledChandeleur Depot. “The vibesinPascagoula are good.”

It is astriking contrast to thedowntown Pascagoulaof 10 years ago, which residents and developers called a“ghost town ”Most storefronts were vacant.The streets emptied by evening as thousands of employees at IngallsShipbuilding and a nearby reﬁnery drove home to Alabamaorelsewhere in Mississippi.

But yearsoftargeted efforts are now turningdowntown Pascagoula into ahub of trendy businesses designed to lure newcomers and visitors —includingfrom Louisiana— whose

ä See PASCAGOULA, page 5A

As the strikes began, ashipcaught fire early Monday in the Strait of Hormuz near the coastline of Oman, the British militarysaid. It was unclear what sparked the blaze off Oman, whichhas been aroute theU.S. military has encouraged ships to travel to avoid Iran’scontrol. Tehranhas retaliated by hitting U.S.-alliedcountries throughout theMiddle East. Bahrain,Jordan andKuwaitagain activated airdefenses for incoming Iranian drones and missiles. Israel warned that missileslaunchedtowardneighboring Jordan could causefire to spill over into Israeli territory for the first time in weeks.

Footage released Sunday by the U.S. militaryappeared to show strikes carried out by fighter jets ä See IRAN, page 5A

Ousted leaderstarts

BY CHARLES LUSSIER Staff writer

The ousterofthe management of Impact CharterSchool in BakerinFebruary 2025 prompted abevy of civil lawsuits. The ugly legal ﬁght entered criminalcourt last week when afederal grand jury indicted the founder of the school and family members on charges of theft and money laundering.

It is aﬁghtthathas enteredyet anotherarena: the marketplace. Indicted founder Chakesha Scott is launching anew “microschool” this fall to compete directly with the school from which she was ﬁred.

She is operating it at 4815 Lavey LaneinBaker on acampus the Impact Charter Schoolvacated in April 2025 under threat of eviction.

One of thecountsinScott’sfederal criminal indictment is connected to more than $2 million in rent paymentstoaschool-affiliated group called Friends of Impact Charter,which owns the campus. In an 18-month period,the school paid Friends $846,048 more than whatthat group was paying on its mortgage.

Like her old school, her new educational venture is aK-8 school, and it has avery similar name: The Impact School. Unlike the old school, it is private, tuition-based and Christian, offering full-time, part-timeand virtual options.

“(We’re) founded on asimple belief:every child is created with God-given purpose, and deserves aschool designed to help them discover it,” reads the school’snew webpage.

BY PATRICK WALL Staff writer

As Louisiana school systems plan for the coming schoolyear, some areexpectingtocancelraises and hold off on hiring to make up for astate funding cut.

School districts are slated to receive state payments by July 25 that will be smaller than what they previously budgeted for.The reduction is due to adecision by Gov. Jeff Landry and state lawmakers to payfor teacher stipends by sending less money to schools rather than pulling from the state budget, as they had in the past. Some school districtleaders hadheldout hope forareprieve. But those hopes ﬁzzled last month afterlawmakers voted in favor of the $168 million funding reduction, and education advocates dropped alawsuit challenging the cut. Now that school systems know their state

Scrapping raises,pausing construction,leaving jobs unfilled allontable ä See FUNDING, page 5A

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Anew Amtrak signisplaced at the old Pascagoula, Miss., train station in 2025. Amtrak trains began running between neworleans and Mobile, Ala.,inAugust.

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Rescuers in Indonesia

find 2 from sunken boat

PALU Indonesia Rescuers in eastern Indonesia found two more survivors, a mother and son, on Sunday from a passenger boat that sank last week and were searching for 18 others still missing

The 46-year-old woman and her 24-year-old son were found stranded on Balaloho Island, one of the small inhabited islands in Selayar by fishermen, officials said.

More than 200 rescuers aboard vessels were joined by Indonesian troops, police, fishermen and residents, said Andi Sultan, head of emergency response in Makassar

“Rescue teams also faced extremely harsh weather conditions including waves as high as 2 to 3 meters and strong winds,” Sultan said.

Search and rescue team retrieved five survivors on Saturday evening, including a 7-yearold girl, who were clinging to a fish trap. At least one person was confirmed dead.

The KM Nurul Salsa, which was carrying 78 passengers and crew, experienced engine failure and sank Wednesday about 43 nautical miles from the port in the Selayar Islands, in South Sulawesi Province.

Suspected Somali pirates hijack tanker

MOGADISHU, Somalia A Tanzanian-ﬂagged tanker was hijacked by suspected Somali pirates off Yemen’s coast, security sources and local ofﬁcials familiar with the incident said Sunday

The commercial tanker has since been moved to waters off Somalia’s northeastern Bari region, according local ofﬁcials.

The MT ASANA, a general tanker was seized on Friday after departing from Mukalla, Yemen, according to the sources. The vessel is now being held off the coast of Caluula in the semiautonomous state of Puntland’s Bari region.

According to sources who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the incident publicly, the ship was hijacked by seven armed Somali pirates. Public vessel-tracking data reviewed by The Associated Press showed the MT ASANA transmitting its position on Friday as it moved slowly in the Gulf of Aden, listing Bosaso, Somalia, as its destination. The vessel was traveling at about 2 knots, an unusually slow speed consistent with earlier reports that it had transmitted a distress signal during the incident.

It was not immediately clear how many crew members were aboard the tanker or whether anyone had been injured. There was no immediate information on the nationality of the crew Puntland authorities have not publicly commented on the reported hijacking.

Judge: Clause doesn’t allow cuts to funding

BOSTON A federal judge in Boston on Friday ruled the Trump administration can’t use an obscure clause relating to agency priorities to make billions of dollars in funding cuts.

Twenty-three states had a ﬁled a lawsuit last year accusing the administration of using the clause to make cuts to everything from crime prevention to food security to scientiﬁc research. They were concerned that it would be used to cancel current and future grants.

U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani granted a summary judgment preventing the administration from relying on the clause to make cuts and denied a motion by the government to dismiss the case.

“Defendants’ interpretation of the Termination Clause is not clearly supported by the text of the provision runs counter to the regulatory scheme, receives no support in the rule-making history, and would violate the Spending Clause’s requirement that conditions be imposed unambiguously,” Talwani, who was nominated by Democratic President Barack Obama, wrote The lawsuit argued that the Ofﬁce of Management and Budget promulgated the use of the clause in question to justify what it described as a “nationwide slash-and-burn campaign.”

5 found dead after flash flood in Utah

Authorities say family was out hiking

By The Associated Press

BICKNELL, Utah Five fam-

ily members who had set out for a day of hiking were killed after a flash flood swept through canyons of southern Utah on Friday, law enforcement ofﬁcials said.

The victims were a captain in the Provo, Utah,

fire department, his wife and their sons, according to fire officials. A daughter who was not on the trip survived. The family arrived Friday at Sunglow Campground in a scenic red rock canyon near Bicknell, Utah for their day excursion, the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office said.

“It is believed the family fell victim to flooding caused by heavy rains,” the sheriff’s ofﬁce said in a news release.

Although the sheriff’s

office did not identify the victims, the Provo Fire Department confirmed in a social media post that a fire captain, Spencer Long, and his family members were killed.

“We are absolutely heartbroken by the death of Captain Spencer Long and his family. Our thoughts are with his family friends, and colleagues during this difficult time,” officials with the fire department wrote.

Later Friday night, deputies were called to the

campground after the body of a young male was found in the ﬂood wash. The bodies of the other family members were recovered late Friday and Saturday

Meanwhile, tributes poured into the family

Long, his wife Katrina and their sons Reid, Thayne and Gage died in the devastating ﬂoods according to a GoFundMe site set up by a family friend to support the Longs’ daughter as she navigates the loss of her family

“Spencer and Katrina

were loving, devoted parents whose greatest joy was their family They touched the lives of so many with their kindness, generosity, and unwavering love,” Bree Nielson wrote on the page. Katrina Long was the co-founder of a medical spa. “Our hearts are with all of their loved ones as we grieve the unimaginable loss of Katrina, her husband, and their three beautiful boys,” Summit Medical Spa posted on Facebook.

Russian attacks kill 6 in Kyiv, other cities

Strikes expose gaps in Ukraine’s air defenses

By The Associated Press

KYIV, Ukraine Russia attacked Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities with ballistic missiles, drones and guided bombs Sunday killing at least six people and wounding dozens, authorities said, again highlighting Ukraine’s shortage of U.S.-made Patriot air defense systems.

Moscow has in recent weeks stepped up its use of ballistic missiles as it seeks to choke off Ukrainian strikes on oil facilities deep inside Russia that have caused critical fuel shortages affecting both the military and the civilian population

President Donald Trump has said he is prepared to grant Ukraine licenses to produce Patriots, the most effective means of intercepting Russian ballistic missiles, potentially bolstering Kyiv’s defenses. However, the details and timeline remain unclear and full production could take years.

The latest attack on Kyiv began at around 1:30 a.m. and continued for several hours, with explosions echoing across the city Russia launched 41 missiles and 125 drones across Ukraine overnight, according to the Ukrainian air force. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said most of the missiles had targeted the capital.

Later Sunday, a Russian attack on a postal facility near Ukraine’s secondlargest city of Kharkiv killed three people and

An owner looks at her damaged car on

Ukraine.

wounded at least 20, according to the regional administration.

Russian guided bombs also hit the cities of Kherson and Sumy, local authorities and Ukraine’s emergency service reported, with each of the strikes leaving at least one person dead.

The strikes on Kyiv sparked fires in five districts, damaging residential buildings, office and industrial sites, a dormitory and vehicles, according to Ukraine’s State Emergency Service.

Viktoria Shejko, 32, was taking shelter in the corridor of her apartment block with her seven children and husband when they heard the loud explosions.

“When the alarm started, we checked that there were ballistics, then went into the corridor Then it started exploding one

missile after another,” she said.

The strain of constant bombardment is “very difﬁcult psychologically,” she said. “It used to be once a week or even more rarely, but now if not every day, then every other day.”

Rescuers pulled four people from a burning home in the Sviatoshynskyi district, while in the Shevchenkivskyi district, they rushed to save residents from a three-story building on ﬁre. One person was found dead. Firefighters also responded to blazes in the Solomyanskyi Desnianskyi and Dnipro districts.

Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed the attack on Kyiv targeted sites linked to the Ukrainian military — including plants producing Flamingo drones and parts for Neptune guided missiles, as well as a postal terminal used for

5.5 magnitude quake hits Peru, killing at least 6

By The Associated Press

LIMA, Peru A 5.5 magnitude earthquake shook the Andes region of Peru, killing at least six people, injuring more than 30 and displacing 300, authorities said Sunday

The U.S. Geological Survey reported the quake struck on Saturday at 9:24 p.m., with its epicenter located 1.24 miles west-southwest of the city of Sicaya in Huancayo province. It was 6.21 miles deep.

Peru’s National Civil Defense Institute said in a statement the total number of missing is still unknown. Several buildings collapsed or suffered structural damage, including the historic “Santiago de León” church and former convent in Chongos Bajo, which was built in 1565 and designated as national heritage site for being a 16th century “architectural gem.”

Luis Vásquez, head of the local civil defense ofﬁce told journalists that the use of rustic adobe

materials in construction in that Andean area “has contributed to the greater impact and damage.”

Earthquakes are frequent in Peru, which is located in the so-called Paciﬁc “Ring of Fire.” Images broadcast by local media captured the anguish of victims’ relatives in one of the hardesthit areas, the agricultural region of Chongos Bajo, where residents huddled under blankets outside

severely damaged homes. Animals were also seen under the rubble.

“My home has been destroyed,” Hermenegilda Guamalato told a local radio station as she sought a place to stay with her three children in the neighboring province of Huayucachi.

In 2007, a magnitude 7.9 earthquake struck the province of Pisco in the Ica region, killing nearly 600 people.

storing dual-use goods and assembling drones, robotic systems and electronic warfare equipment.

Separately, a strike on two oil tankers at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal off Russia’s Black Sea halted oil loadings at the site, the CPC said Sunday The attack on the ASIA and NISSOS tankers in the port of Novorossiysk sparked a ﬁre aboard the ASIA, which was extinguished. The company did not say who was responsible for the attack.

It added there were no casualties or oil spills, and the tankers — sailing under the ﬂags of Liberia and the Marshall Islands respectively — remained aﬂoat.

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have sharply ramped up strikes on ships in the Black and Azov seas over the past week. Ukraine’s strikes on oil tankers there are part of its efforts to cut fuel supplies to the Crimean Peninsula, which Russia illegally annexed in 2014. Kyiv also says it targets Russia’s socalled shadow fleet, which ships oil in violation of international sanctions over the Kremlin’s invasion of its neighbor Kyiv has for months been targeting Russia’s oil industry which it says both directly fuels Moscow’s war effort and funds it through export revenues, triggering acute fuel shortages in a country that is one of the world’s top oil producers. The CPC is a 940-mile oil pipeline connecting Kazakhstan’s Caspian Sea oil deposits with Novorossiysk, where the oil is loaded and shipped by tanker to world markets. The pipeline accounts for about 80% of oilrich Kazakhstan’s crude exports, with the Russian government and Russian state oil ﬁrms holding a combined 31% stake in the enterprise. Zelenskyy announced on Sunday that Ukrainian units struck more energy infrastructure in Russian territory He said units of Ukraine’s Security Service agency struck three oil depots in the Stavropol region, while a separate unit of the army hit another fuel-related facility in the same region. Three Russian tankers were also struck in the Black Sea, he said.

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DOJ activates court for ‘alien terrorist’ deportations

Court, created in 1996, has never received a petition before

BY ERIC TUCKER Associated Press

WASHINGTON

The Trump administration has filed a ﬁrst-ever petition to a secretive and dormant court created 30 years ago to consider government requests to deport so-called “alien terrorists” from the United States.

The Alien Terrorist Removal Court was estab-

lished in 1996 but had never received a petition until this past Wednesday, when the Justice Department filed an application seeking the removal of an individual whose name is withheld from the single-page document posted on the court’s website.

The chief judge of the five-member court, Joan Ericksen, said in a written response to the petition that a hearing was held on Thursday during which the court had “questions about the nexus that the government alleges between the actions of the respondent and the speciﬁc sections and subsec-

tions it invokes with respect to those actions.

“The answers persuaded the Court that the Government could benefit from the opportunity for more thoughtful consideration,” wrote Ericksen, a federal judge in Minnesota.

She directed the Justice Department to provide more information by Wednesday

The court’s authorities emerged from the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, which permits the attorney general to file under seal applications for the deportation of a suspected “alien

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at Miami International Airport after serving a five-year prison sentence in Cuba

Freed Cuban dissident, artist arrives in U.S.

By The Associated Press

MIAMI A famous Cuban dissident artist and musician, Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, arrived in Miami on Saturday after being released from a ﬁve-year prison sentence on the condition that he leave his country Alcántara, 38, was greeted at the airport by a crowd that was cheering, singing and holding their phones high in the air to get a photo of him.

They draped him in a Cuban ﬂag, printed with the words “Patria y Vida” “Homeland and Life” — the title of a song he shared a Grammy for that became an anthem for Cuba’s political opposition against repression.

The United States granted him parole into the country earlier this week, according to a social media page maintained by his friends and supporters. They wrote that he accepted exile as the only way to escape persecu-

tion and continue his art and activism.

Alcántara co-founded a group of Havana artists, writers and musicians called the San Isidro Movement — named for the neighborhood where Alcántara lived. He was arrested on July 11, 2021, during a public protest In 2022, a court sentenced him to five years in prison for public disorder contempt and disrespect toward national symbols.

His arrest and incarceration had long been denounced by human rights organizations and the U.S. government Groups including Amnesty International called him a political prisoner, an allegation the Cuban government rejected.

Alcántara was held in a maximum-security prison, he said, and was expected to be released last week. But for days, advocates said they still could not contact him and did not know where he was.

The organization Cubalex, which legally advises dissidents and reports human rights violations from outside of the country, filed a habeas corpus petition on his behalf Monday Until he boarded a plane Saturday, his advocates were not sure of his location, or if he was truly free.

His said his first stop on American soil would be at the Shrine of Our Lady of Charity to make an offering.

Other political prisoners remained imprisoned, including his fellow artist Maykel “Osorbo” Castillo Pérez, his advocates said, and they hoped Alcántara’s release would prompt insistence that Pérez also be set free.

Alcántara brought from Cuba a broken statue of the Virgin Mary, which he described as a symbol of hope and healing, a chance to put back together something from fragments.

Second death reported in New York Legionnaires’ disease outbreak

By The Associated Press

NEW YORK A second person has died in connection with an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in New York, the New York City Health Department announced Saturday The outbreak on Manhattan’s Upper East Side has infected 72 people, according to health ofﬁcials Two people have died. The ﬁrst death was announced Friday, and the second was announced Saturday “We are heartbroken to

learn that another New Yorker has lost their life to Legionnaires’ disease on the Upper East Side. Our deepest condolences are with their loved ones as they grieve,” New York City Health Commissioner Dr Alister F. Martin said in a statement. Legionnaires’ disease is a form of severe pneumonia caused by a type of bacteria that thrives in warm, stagnant water Health ofﬁcials have focused on testing cooling towers that are part of air conditioning systems for large buildings Property

owners have been ordered to drain and disinfect towers where there has been a positive test result

Health ofﬁcials did not pinpoint a source for the current outbreak but said there has been a sustained decline in new cases. They said that indicates the source of exposure to Legionella bacteria has likely been eliminated. Legionnaires’ disease is treatable but 10% of people will die due to complications from the illness, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Dozens missing after ferry carrying 133 people capsizes off Guyana

BY BERT WILKINSON Associated Press

GEORGETOWN, Guyana A government ferry carrying 133 passengers and crew capsized in Guyana with 67 people rescued so far authorities said Sunday, as a massive search and rescue operation tried to find the dozens of people still missing. The MV Barima was sail-

ing from the capital, Georgetown, along the North Atlantic coast to Port Kaituma, said Guyanese Prime Minister Mark Phillips, who is leading the government’s response Phillips said the group that had been rescued included 41 men, 11 women and 15 children. He did not say whether authorities feared the missing passengers were dead or not. Helicopters, planes and

ﬁshing vessels are scanning a 1,000-square-mile area in search efforts. The MV Barima departed shortly after 3 p.m. on Saturday and ran into trouble shortly before midnight, officials said. A distress call was received at 11:01 p.m., which prompted a search and rescue operation involving state and private boats, Public Works Minister Juan Edghill said on Facebook.

terrorist.” If an application is granted, the court must hold a public hearing at which the government has the burden to prove that the individual satisﬁes that deﬁnition. Applications must be approved by the attorney general or deputy attorney general.

Federal law says that an individual could qualify as an “alien terrorist” by, among other factors, having “engaged in a terrorist activity,” endorsing or espousing terrorist activities and by belonging to a political or social group that encourages terrorist activity

The court has been dor-

mant since its creation having received — until last week — no applications and conducting no hearings, according to a summary posted on the Federal Judicial Center website. It is comprised of ﬁve judges selected by Chief Justice John Roberts.

“In fact, Congress has an answer for us, doesn’t it? Because they created the Alien Terrorist Removal Court,” he said. “So if there’s a national security concern with having these hearings you can always go to the ATRC, which would be a ﬁrst, but that’s what it’s there for, right?”

The petition was ﬁrst reported by Court Watch, an independent news site.

The Trump administration has moved aggressively over the last year to carry out deportations, including invoking a 1798 wartime law, the Alien Enemies Act, to remove Venezuelan migrants who ofﬁcials accuse of being part of a terrorist gang. During a hearing in that case last year, the Washington judge presiding over it, James Boasberg, indicated that the Alien Terrorist Removal Court would be the natural forum to consider a request for deportation on national security grounds.

License revoked for boarding school where Paris Hilton says she was abused

By The Associated Press

SALT LAKE CITY Utah revoked another campus license on Friday for the boarding school where Paris Hilton said she was abused as a teenager marking a major victory in the hotel heiress’ yearslong effort to get the school shut down.

The Utah Department of Health and Human Services’ decision cites a multitude of noncompliance citations in 2026 for the Provo Canyon School’s Provo campus, including not protecting “a client from potential harm or acts of violence,” and “using cruel and unnecessary practice on a child.” More than a dozen of the citations were noted on Friday “No child should be hurt in a program that is meant to protect them; particularly programs that require the authorization of the state to operate,” Shannon Thoman-Black, director of the division of licensing and background checks at the health and human services department, said in a

statement.

Earlier this month, the state revoked the license for the Provo Canyon School’s other campus in Utah, saying the school has “failed to provide applicable health and safety services for clients.”

Hilton, the media personality who spent almost a year at the school in the late 1990s, said the latest announcement means she ﬁnally feels a sense of “peace.”

“This horriﬁc chapter of abuse, neglect, and trauma has ﬁnally come to an end,” she said in a statement.

The school, which is described on its website as a psychiatric residential treatment facility for youth ages 12 to 18, has until Aug. 15 to stop providing services at its Provo campus. In the interim, Utah ofﬁcials will be monitoring the facility at least once a week, according to the state’s Department of Health and Human Services.

Staci Bradley the school’s director of business development, said in a statement that they do not agree with

the state’s decision and “are carefully reviewing all available legal and administrative avenues, including the appeals process.”

The facility has 15 days to request a hearing before the department.

Hilton alleges that school staff members beat her, watched her shower, fed her unknown pills and locked her in solitary conﬁnement without clothing.

“Today means no child will ever have to endure what we did at Provo Canyon School again,” she said. She has testiﬁed about her experiences there in Congress and state legislatures around the U.S., helping pass laws to protect teens in Utah and more than a dozen other states. Utah has long played an outsized role in the troubled teen industry, a network of private, forprofit residential centers for children with behavioral issues.

In June, Hilton returned to the Provo Canyon School to support two families who ﬁled lawsuits alleging that their children were mistreated at the school.

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Cuban dissident artist Luis Manuel otero Alcántara arrives Saturday

Nigerian children paythe pricefor theIranwar

Rising fuel prices impact food security

BY OPE ADETAYO Associated Press

SOKOTO,Nigeria— Maryam Aminu was hardly surprised when the last of her six children was diagnosed with malnutrition in April for a second time. She was barely feeding the 18-month-old regularly,let alone with nutritious foods.

Although the family in northwest Nigeria has struggled with economic hardship, their situation deteriorated after February,when her husband, Shehu Aminu, lost his job as ataxi driver due to aspike in the retail price of gasoline caused by the war in Iran.

“When she was diagnosedthe second time, even though Isuspected it, Iwas sad and angry because Iknew why,”Aminusaid in the living area of their unvarnished two-bedroom houseinthe quiet town of Kware, Sokoto, as ash from the coal stovebillowed into the room. “Times are tough, and the food is not consistent.” Children relapsing into malnutrition has become an increasingly common occurrencein the state and across northern Nigeria, according to local healthand aid workers, whociteknock-oneffects from the Iran war Northern Nigeria, one of the world’spoorest regions, is already under pressure from an insurgency crisis. Now,the conﬂict in the MiddleEast has worsened food security for millions of people living in poverty,especially children.

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Scott announced the new school on social media in late May.She described it as not just aschool, but “a new movement in Christian education, innovation, leadership and global impact.”

“While the pursuit of justice continues throughthe federal court process, Iremainconfident that in the end, God will receive the victory,the glory,and the ﬁnal word,” Scott wrote.“In the meantime, we build. We innovate. We expand. We impact.”

STEM forall

The school from which Scott was ﬁred has relocated less than amile away,at the former home of Baker Heights Elementary.Ittoo is trying to create something new Its new leader is Kim Germany,hired in November to replace Scott as CEO Germany is focusing Impact Charter School more on STEM, short for science, technology,engineering and math.

The charter school has joined anationwide network as part of the 6-year-old “ZeroBarriers!”federal education program run by the Smithsonian Science Education Centerand underwritten by General Motors. The program aims to bringSTEM education to awider group of students, including ones with disabilities who are often left on the STEM sidelines.

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Halimah Muhammad, alocal health worker,right, attends to achild suffering from malnutrition, as his mother LaraiMalami,a 35-year-old mother of 10,holds him at the Rumbukawa PrimaryHealth Centre in Sokoto, northwesternnigeria, on Thursday.

ident Bola Tinubu’svast economic reforms sparked highinﬂation after fuel subsidies were removed three years ago and the currency was devalued.AWorld Banktechnicalreport this week stated that 139 millionNigerians are nowpoor or vulnerable to poverty If thewar in the MiddleEastcontinues, upto23.4 million additional children couldfallintomonetary poverty— meaning alack of income or consumption —bythe endof the year,the United Nations children’s agency UNICEF said in areport this week. It warnedthat at least 80% would be in Africa and Asia.

“Children are paying the price

for the escalating conﬂict in the Middle East, including children far beyond the region,”said UNICEF

ExecutiveDirectorCatherine Russell. “The longer this continues,the worse theconsequences will be.”

Dangersahead forchildren

Amidthe Iran war, theclosure of the Strait of Hormuz —through which aﬁfth of theworld’soil and gas passed before the war —sent aripple effect across the world. A worldwide fuel shock drove up the prices of everything from gas and groceries tofertilizerand airline tickets.

In Nigeria,fuelpumpprices jumped from $0.58 per liter in

February to $1.02 in April, with aknock-on effect on the prices of food andnecessities.

President Donald Trump has been trying to forceIran to fully reopen theroutefor months,turning to everything from airstrikes andnaval blockades to negotiations andthreats.

In Sokoto, where the soaring prices have brought more hardship for families, health workerstoldThe Associated Press that they’ve been seeing more children returned to health facilities this year after falling back into malnutrition.

At ahospital in Sokoto, records shared with AP show nearly 40 children previously treated for malnutrition since February are currently under treatment again, in addition to thosenot documented

“I am worriedand sometimesangry about theincreasing numbers we are seeing,” said health worker HalimahMuhammad.

Beyond currentrealities, soaring prices and economic hardship mean that childreninpoor households aremore likely to be stunted in thelong term, UNICEF’sRussell said in an interview with the AP as she was visiting Sokoto this week.

“Their development will be compromised. They are less likely to stayinschool because their parents are under so muchﬁnancial stress. So thelong-term implicationsfor children are absolutely terrible,” said Russell.

The war has also affected fertilizer supplies and prices, threatening the planting season andworsening the fate of mostly farming communitiesinnorthern Nigeria whohavestruggled to access their

farmlands amid adeadly conﬂict with armed groups.

“I wake up every morning unhappy,seeing Ican no longer provide formyfamily,” said Shehu, Maryam’s husband. “Then, 2,000 naira could buy you anutritious meal for the whole family.Now, youneed 5,000 naira to buy what 2,000 naira would buy.”

Most of their meals arepap,a kind of cornpudding, andrice.

“There is no way to feed the children,” he said.

‘I wish shewereexcited’

People in northwest Nigeria are caught between regularattacks by banditgroupswho specialize in kidnapping forransomand Islamist militants who have been expandingtheir territory.The Iran war,analysts say, compounds the impact.

“Thisdistant war offersnorelief forthe north’s vulnerable,” Ikemesit Efﬁong, apartner at SBM Intelligence, aLagos-based geopolitical risk advisory,said.

Larai Malami, a35-year-old mother of 10, gave birth to her last child in December,but the infant has already been diagnosed with malnutrition twice.

Her family has been struggling after her husband lost his job as a motorcycle riderand crossed the border into neighboring Niger to look forwork.

Malami worries aboutthe fuel price because it keeps the price of food high andher husband away.“I worry that thechild might never be fully well,” she said. That is asentimentshared by Aminu, too. “I wish she were excited and full of life,” she said.

previously operated in the space before movinginApril 2025.

which is known for recruitingand providingﬁnancial support to new charter schools.

Three Impact educators are heading to Washington, D.C., this month to get trained in the program. It offers schools amix of free materials and ones it pays for Southern University is overseeing the work at Impact. It will monitor the work at Impact for research purposes and also send student teachers there to improve their classroom skills.

“My hope is to create an opportunity that opens doors for all of our students,” said Ashley McClure, directorof Southern’s teacher leadership institute. “Wewant all of the children to know that STEM is for them and to see themselves in STEM, in the workforce, in careers. We also want them to know that they are able to still make meaningful contributions to the world.”

Germany also has high hopes for two grants the school has landed with prominent nonprofit New Schools for Baton Rouge,

One smallNew Schools grant hasallowedImpact Chartertoredesign and updatethe school website it inherited from Scott, control of which has been abattleground betweenScott and the new management.Germany said it is using the grant to create new student recruiting materials —enrollment hasﬂagged inthe wake of the management change.

“Weare actually getting readyfor abig marketing campaign,” Germany said.

Asecond New Schools grant —$200,000 over two years —isfocused on improving academic achievementatthe school. Impact is oneofsix local schoolsthat earned that grant this year

Even as shetalks about what is in store, Germany acknowledges it has been a struggletocut through the endless conﬂict withScott andthe school’sprior leadership.

“It’sthe constantpieces thathave to be fought that have nothing to do with teachingand learning and educating the child,” Germany said.

Moving forward

Academic results since thechange ofmanagement

at Impact Charter have not been promising.

Previously aB-rated school, it slipped to aClettergrade last year.Its most recent LEAP scores, released earlierthismonth, were down for thesecond year in arow.Its overall percentageofstudents achieving mastery level on these state-sponsoredstandardizedtests hasdropped from 32% to 19% over the past years. It has registered declines in every tested subject

Germanyblamed some of thedeclinefrom all the money Impact Charter is spending in court ﬁghting withScottand the previous school leadership.

“Weare stillinconstant litigation withthem,” Germanysaid. “It’sanongoing battle.”

Andthere is ongoing trauma from thetumultuous days in spring 2025 when the teachers weren’t getting paid and students moved to anew facility in the middle of LEAPtesting.

“We’re still dealing with theemotional impact that not just our studentsdealt with,but also our families and our teachers as well are dealing with,” Germany said.

Impact’spast academic success hasbeena calling cardfor Scott as she launches her new microschool.The Lavey Lane campus still displays banners of past academic suc-

cess from thedayswhen it housed the charter school.

Thefacility’sold tenant has not been forgotten, muchless forgiven.

Friends of Impact CharterSchoolsuedthe new management last year, seeking paymentfor theremaining 569 monthsonthe

50-year lease, which comes to almost$74 million.The Friends group failed to win aquick judgment against the current Impact Charter leadership. Atrial has been set for Jan. 27. Auditors say Scott is the president of the Friends group, an assertion Scott has disputed.

Germany said despite the legalchallenges, shesees no going back to the past.

“Weare notthe same,” Germany insisted. “Weare avery different school.” Email Charles Lussier at clussier@theadvocate. com.

STAFFPHoTo By CHARLES LUSSIER

Anew private school called The Impact School is opening this fall at 4815 Lavey Lane in Baker.Its name is similar to Impact Charter School, which

Germany

and by Tomahawk cruise missiles launched from the sea. One target site appeared to be in a valley of a mountainous region. The Guard often has missile bases and other military equipment tucked into mountain ranges.

Iran’s atomic energy agency said U.S. strikes targeted the construction site of a planned nuclear power plant in the southwest, state television reported.

Satellite images from Planet Labs PBC of the Darkhovin nuclear plant site showed earth clearing but little construction as of July 9 Iran did not previously announce it as being targeted.

The International Atomic Energy Agency said the site, in the “very early stages of construction,” contained no nuclear material when the U.N. watchdog last visited.

Arab states have been targeted

Jordan’s military said it shot down several Iranian missiles The country hosts major U.S bases and relies on U.S. air-defense systems. The missiles did not cause casualties or damage, according to Jordan’s military Jordan later summoned Iran’s chargé d’affaires to protest, state-

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numbers are growing across the Gulf Coast region.

Chandeleur Depot opened in June and is brewing beer and serving meals including steak frites and Korean fried wings to Pascagoula residents and the 15 or so passengers who wander in off the city’s new Amtrak stop each day The brew pub’s acclaimed chef, Austin Sumrall, has earned nods from the James Beard Foundation and the Michelin Guide. The setting includes chandeliers and signature cocktails with names like “Train Station Smash” and “Box Car Paloma.”

“We wanted to be elevated,” Ridge Chambers, the general manager, said.

Nearby, a mixed-use property called City Centre opened several years ago and includes 28 residences, office space and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views called The Hancock Bar. Down the road, the boutique Hotel Whiskey opened in 2024. Between 2020 and 2025, according to the nonprofit economic development group Main Street Pascagoula, 39 new downtown businesses opened and created

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funding will be trimmed by an average of 5% this school year, some are starting to share how they intend to plug the budget hole.

A few districts might scrap planned raises and instead give the one-time stipends — $2,000 for teachers and $1,000 for school support staff that Landry’s order dictates. Others plan to cut costs by pausing construction projects or keeping positions vacant when employees leave.

In Tangipahoa Parish, the school system’s chief ﬁnancial officer presented possible cost-saving measures to the school board this month. The district could pause nonessential purchases, delay nonemergency capital projects, or temporarily freeze employees’ annual salary increase, said the ofﬁcial, Jeff McKneely

“There’s no good options,” he said, adding that the state funding reduction is no longer just a potential hazard.

“It’s a done deal.”

Cuts and savings

Landry issued his executive order last month after voters rejected a plan to ﬁnance teacher raises by tapping education trust funds, and the Legislature did not include money for teacher stipends in the state budget Landry has argued that school districts can offset the cut by drawing on their savings and ﬁnding ways to “tighten their belt.” He also says the money is staying in education because it is going toward teacher pay

run television reported.

Israel’s military said Iranian missiles launched toward the Jordanian port city of Aqaba just across the border could spill over, warning Israelis to expect the ﬁrst air-raid sirens in weeks.

Eilat, the Israeli city that neighbors Aqaba, cited security ofﬁcials as saying two interceptors were launched from its outskirts to prevent the fall of debris.

During the latest ﬁghting, Iran has focused attacks on U.S.-allied Arab states rather than Israel, which launched the war with the U.S. on Feb 28. “We are prepared to immediately resume combat,”

the Israeli military chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, said.

Kuwait said one of its power and water desalination plants was attacked for the second time in two days, causing fires. Its Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy said the power grid remains stable. In Kuwait, about 90% of drinking water comes from desalination.

The secretary-general of the sixnation Gulf Cooperation Council, Jasem Mohamed al-Budaiwi, has accused Iran of war crimes for strikes on infrastructure and civilian facilities. International humanitarian law

114 new jobs Ramsay Taylor, a Pascagoula native who developed the Hancock Bar and several other properties in downtown Pascagoula, lists dozens more new spots. A pizza place. A clothing store A butcher shop. Pascagoula even has a Pilates studio now “It really was just kind of like a bowling ball,” Taylor said of the investments. “Other people started taking notice.”

Luring development

Pascagoula is a blue-collar city of about 21,000 people, and many who work in its powerful industries still leave for Ocean Springs, Mississippi, or Mobile, Alabama, by the end of the day The U.S. Census Bureau estimates the city as a whole has lost about 600 residents over the past ﬁve years — a decline of about 3%.

But leaders say the changes are

generally protects civilian infrastructure such as bridges and power plants from attack, but such sites can lose protections if used for military purposes. In such cases, attacks must be proportionate and minimize civilian harm.

Strait of Hormuz remains key

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to target Iran’s power stations and bridges to try to compel Tehran to loosen its hold on the Strait of Hormuz which saw oneﬁfth of global oil supplies transit before the war. Recent attacks suggest the U.S. military is carrying out that plan.

signiﬁcant for the small city Mayor Jay Willis said downtown Pascagoula had no living options ﬁve years ago. Now, he added, there are almost 100 residential units and all have been leased.

By 2010, most of Pascagoula’s downtown businesses had been drawn away from the city center to a nearby mall or a commercial stretch of U.S. 90, a busy thoroughfare that cuts across the Mississippi coast.

Then the city used more than $16 million in public funding, including from the BP oil spill settlement, to offer incentives to developers through a group called the Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority Developers who rehabilitated downtown eyesores began applying for that funding about ﬁve years ago to receive up to 25% of their project’s total cost. The city says that tactic lured more than $51 million in private investment and led to a total of $67.5 million invested in downtown redevelopment projects.

“It’s worked beautifully,” Willis said. “It’s given the residents, the citizens and the people that work here a totally different perspective of what Pascagoula is and can be moving forward.”

The city also sought advice from young professionals who worked in Pascagoula but did not live there.

Cloyd said he attended a focus group several years ago in which

The U.S. in the past week reimposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports to halt its shipments of crude oil. The military on Saturday said it had redirected six ships and disabled one since then.

A maritime organization overseen by the U.S. Navy said Sunday that the threat to mariners is severe after previous Iranian attacks, “with deliberate hostile action considered highly likely.” It said trafﬁc remained low, with eight transits on Saturday and three on Friday The daily average before the war was almost 140. Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei in a statement Saturday, warned of “unforgettable lessons” if the U.S. keeps attacking the Islamic Republic. An Iranian negotiator said Tehran was suspending its commitments to the interim deal and accused the U.S. of violating it.

The halfway point has passed in the 60 days the deal set out to negotiate the permanent end of the war and other issues, including Iran’s nuclear program.

Iranian authorities on Sunday said at least 50 people have been killed and 517 wounded in the latest U.S. strikes. Iran has provided no overall information on its materiel losses.

Far from the region, the war’s effects on the prices of fuel and other goods have hit some of the world’s most vulnerable areas hard.

local leaders asked a group to list amenities that might convince them to move to Pascagoula. Many wanted more downtown apartments. Another idea, Cloyd said, was the brewery City leaders and businesses now say they are noticing more visitors who get off the Amtrak trains for lunch and shopping. Developers say many of the new apartments are rented by professionals who work at Ingalls and the Chevron reﬁnery Willis said when he goes downtown for dinner on Fridays and Saturdays now, he often ﬁnds no place to park. And Cloyd and others say more development is coming. Pascagoula is still quieter than many popular spots along the Mississippi, including Bay St. Louis and Ocean Springs. Some groups of professionals strolled the sidewalks one recent weekday or stopped at Chandeleur Depot. It was not crowded. But down the road from the brew pub, as a nearby train whistle echoed off the buildings, Tobie Decoteau rang up a few customers at Lee Tracy Boutique. She said she has been hearing new accents in the store ever since Amtrak service returned to the Gulf Coast last summer Many are from Louisiana and Mobile. “It’s a great thing,” Decoteau said. “We’re so happy that all this is new and developed.”

“Not a single dollar is being taken away from public education,” he said in a social media post “We’re investing in teachers, not bureaucracy.”

School board members and superintendents have pushed back, saying their rainy-day funds are meant for natural disasters and other emergencies. They also dispute the suggestion that their school systems are top-heavy, arguing that central-office staffers account for a small fraction of district budgets.

“It’s great politics to say that what we need to do is cut the fat and cut the administration,” McKneely said at the July 7 board meeting, “but the math just doesn’t work.”

School employees are districts’ largest expense, and that’s where some are looking for savings. In Jefferson Parish, school board members said they might postpone 1% teacher raises, which would have cost $6 million annually, and instead give the required stipends. In Ascension Parish, the school board will pay for the stipends rather than increase salaries by $1,500.

“We just can’t do that,” board President Jared Bercegeay said at a meeting Tuesday, citing the governor’s order and the possibility of future state cuts Jacob Newsom, an Ascension Parish teacher and local union leader, said educators are woefully underpaid, adding that many cannot afford to buy homes in the parish. He argued that the state could afford to raise teachers’ pay without dissolving trust funds or cutting school budgets.

“I don’t understand why every time that teachers or school employees are up for a pay increase, it’s a Catch-22,” he said. “Something else has to give.”

Boards have proceeded with planned raises in some school districts, including East Baton Rouge as well as Assumption, Caddo, and St. Tammany parishes. Those districts are looking for other ways to cut costs.

“We didn’t want to freeze salaries,” said Frank Jabbia, superintendent of the St. Tammany School System, which gave employees a $350-$500 pay bump. “That would just send a horrible message.”

Instead, the district will seek to eliminate about 300 staff positions through attrition, Jabbia said. In Assumption Parish, where ofﬁcials say starting teachers will see a $5,200 salary increase, the district plans to trim the budget through attrition and by pausing some school renovations.

After an outcry from school system leaders, Landry said last month that local pay increases would count toward the required stipend amounts. But more than four weeks later, school districts still have not received written guidance about which local raises meet the governor’s requirements.

“They don’t know anything yet,” said David Claxton, executive director of the Louisiana Association of School Superintendents.

A spokesperson for the state Department of Education said guidance is being ﬁnalized.

Funding fears

The slash in state funding

comes as school systems already are reeling from enrollment declines and rising costs of everything from fuel to property insurance. Rural districts with limited local revenue have been hit especially hard.

In Caldwell Parish, the school system closed a campus this year and is eliminating 11 positions to address its shortfall, said Superintendent Nicki McCann. But now the state cut has put them further behind.

“It basically did away

with all the cost savings we had worked so hard to do,” she said.

Even as they navigate the current cut, school systems are bracing for future reductions.

In conjunction with Landry’s order, the Legislature established a task force to review the state’s school funding formula, known as the Minimum Foundation Program.

Some local ofﬁcials worry the task force will recommend taking the money from school systems rather than tapping the state budget.

“We have to be prepared for this type of cut to be reoccurring,” Jabbia said. “If we don’t prepare, we’re going to be in the same situation we‘re in right now.”

The committee, which is expected to begin meeting next month, has been tasked with ﬁnding a way to pay for permanent educator raises.

Email Patrick Wall at patrick.wall@ theadvocate.com.

SUn HERALd FILE PHoTo By HAnnAH RUHoFF developer Joe Cloyd stands in the old Pascagoula train station in 2025. Chandeleur depot opened in the building in June.

Officials eye storm brewing in Gulf

Heavy rain, damaging wind possible

BY KASEY BUBNASH Staff writer

A system brewing in the Gulf is all but sure to reach tropical storm strength as it nears Louisiana early this week, and New Orleans ofﬁcials are opening sandbag distribution sites and urging locals to prepare as much of the Gulf Coast braces for potentially heavy rains and damaging winds.

In a video posted to social media Sunday, Mayor Helena Moreno said the New Orleans metro could be under a tropical storm watch as early as Monday afternoon thanks to what National Hurricane Center forecasters warned will likely become the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season’s second named storm Tropical Storm Bertha.

The tropical depression off the coast of the Florida Panhandle was gradually strengthening and becoming more organized as it moved northwestward, forecasters said Sunday.

“It is time to get prepared for what could potentially come our way,” Moreno said.

Moreno said the New Orleans Ofﬁce of Coordination and Emergency Management had been in touch with the Governor’s Ofﬁce of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness to ensure collaboration between the city and state. The city’s emergency operations center will likely be activated sometime Monday afternoon or Tuesday ahead of the storm, Moreno said.

Officials with the New Orleans

BR-area salon suites to open in Prairieville

BY ANNAKATE FREELAND Staff writer

A Baton Rouge-area salon suite business is expanding into Prairieville with its fourth location, bringing 16 private business suites to Ascension Parish. Owners Casey and Dianna Patterson have applied for a commercial building permit to construct The Suites at Oak Grove, a 5,230-square-foot building at 38475 La. 42, according to permit records.

Permit records estimate construction at $800,000. It will be built by Patterson Construction Group LLC, the Pattersons’ construction company

They said site work began on Thursday, and they expect the project to be completed in January

The building will feature 16 fully private suites designed for independent business owners, the Pattersons said. Each suite will include its own storefront, private restroom utility room with a sink, washer and dryer hookups, a central vacuum system, and a shampoo bowl for hairstylists.

“The suites are fully customizable and are ideal for hair stylists, estheticians, lash and brow artists, mortgage lenders, insurance agents and many other smallbusiness owners,” Dianna Patterson said. The couple said the development is already pre-leasing, with only ﬁve suites still available.

The Prairieville project will become The Suites’ fourth location The business currently operates locations in Baton Rouge, Central and Zachary, where its newest location opened in April.

The Pattersons said they recently considered developing a location in Dutchtown, but ultimately decided to pass on it. They said they remain interested in expanding further within Ascension Parish.

Sewerage & Water Board said in an update that 87 of its 93 pumps are operational and have plenty of power to handle peak rains. A few pumps are out of service, including at pumping stations in New Orleans East, Lakewood and Algiers.

A tropical depression that formed Sunday morning was about 190 miles south-southeast of Panama City Florida, as of 4 p.m., producing winds of 30 mph. The system is expected to continue strengthening as it moves slowly north or northwestward over the next few days, according to center forecasters.

Forecasters with the National Weather Service in New Orleans said the system will not bring signiﬁcant impacts to the local area for at least the next couple of days, but could bring gusty winds, elevated tides and heavy rainfall to portions of the area midweek.

The depression is forecast to be

a strong tropical storm as it moves west across or near the Mississippi and Louisiana coasts on Wednesday, according to the weather service.

That day, forecasters said local coastal areas could see 1 to 3 inches of rain, with higher amounts that could lead to ﬂooding possible in some areas. Some minor to moderate storm surge ﬂooding could occur as the system passes. Tropical storm-force winds are also possible in southern Louisiana, mainly in Plaquemines Parish from Tuesday morning through Wednesday evening, weather service forecasters said. A few places could see damaging gusts strong enough to cause isolated power outages.

A tropical storm watch was in effect Sunday for portions of the Florida Panhandle. Moreno encouraged New Orleans residents to clean out catch basins

in their neighborhoods to help prevent street ﬂooding.

“If you’re walking around, check out the catch basins on your street, please, and do what you can to clean them out,” she said. “Particularly since we just had a storm that sent debris into the catch basins.”

The S&WB came under fire last weekend when a brief but intense thunderstorm overwhelmed streets across the city, ﬂooding cars and buildings. Ofﬁcials have since blamed the amount of rain that fell, human error at pumping stations and clogged catch basins, leading to concerns about the potential for similar issues during more severe storms.

City ofﬁcials are also asking the public to monitor local weather updates and avoid travel during periods of heavy rainfall whenever possible.

contractor, Cangelosi Ward General Contractor.

4250 ESSEN LANE: Renovation of an existing skilled nursing facility; this is for phase two; applicant, Ritter Maher; contractor, MAPP Construction 4250 ESSEN LANE: Renovation of an existing skilled nursing facility; this is for phase three; applicant, Ritter Maher; contractor, MAPP Construction

9751 GREENWELL SPRINGS ROAD: Wall sign, $8,000; applicant, Cody Jenkins; owner, Leonard Smith; contractor, Brightbox Wholesale Signage

4520 S. SHERWOOD FOREST BLVD.: Existing nail salon; applicant, Tuan Nguyen.

7902 WRENWOOD BLVD.: Ofﬁce to conduct business for Rep. Paul Sawyer; applicant, Paul Sawyer; owner, Nuzhat Ghazala Khan Bhatti.

8670 AIRLINE HIGHWAY: Buildout of 2,082 square feet of commercial space for six

additional patient rooms at Southern Oaks Dental Care, $700,000; applicant, Ritter Maher; contractor, Benchmark Builders.

18145 OLD BAKER ROAD, ZACHARY: Ofﬁce trailer for company employees and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers representatives; applicant, Raymis Tapia. 3154 COLLEGE DRIVE: Lawn care services; applicant and owner, Elliot McQuillan.

18610 PLANK ROAD, BAKER: Ofﬁce trailer for company employees and U.S Army Corps of Engineers representatives; applicant, Raymis Tapia.

8261 SUMMA AVE.: Massage therapy studio; applicant, Tana Keller; owner, Louay Mohammad; contractor, Intuitive Healing and Bodywork.

9353 MAMMOTH AVE.: Creating ﬁre-rated walls along portion of building to meet ﬁre separation requirements for future building two, $3,500; applicant, Eric Jefferson; owner, Val Baheth; contractor, E & D Properties

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3112 VALLEY CREEK DRIVE: Convert 976 square feet of ofﬁce space for parent resource center at University View Academy, $19,000; applicant, Michael Jackson; owner, Barry Harris; contractor, Contour Development Group. 7746 COMMERCE AVE.: Overﬂow warehouse space for tools and equipment; applicant, James Deliphose; owner, Bob Lastor. NEW HOMES

9577 SUMMER CYPRESS AVE.: $200,000, 2,149 square feet; applicant, Jacob Harelson; owner, Carlos Alvarez; contractor, Alvarez Construction Co.

8768 ARBOR VIEW DRIVE: $167,778, 2,151 square feet; applicant, Lacy Hebert; contractor, DSLD Homes.

8922 ARBOR VIEW DRIVE: $187,044, 2,398 square feet; applicant, Lacy Hebert; contractor, DSLD Homes.

8912 ARBOR VIEW DRIVE:

$167,778, 2,151 square feet; applicant, Lacy Hebert; con-

tractor, DSLD Homes.

8060 BOONE DRIVE: $1.6 million, 6,388 square feet; applicant, Jeremy Vasquez; contractor, Element Construction.

4451 BOULONNAIS AVE.:

$631,000, 3,759 square feet; applicant, Jessica Valenti; contractor, CM Holdings.

8340 ARCH WAY: $157,872, 2,024 square feet; applicant, Lacy Hebert; contractor, DSLD Homes.

8902 ARBOR VIEW DRIVE: $171,132, 2,194 square feet; applicant, Lacy Hebert; contractor, DSLD Homes.

8810 ARBOR VIEW DRIVE: $185,796, 2,382 square feet; applicant, Lacy Hebert; contractor, DSLD Homes.

8758 ARBOR VIEW DRIVE: $194,454, 2,493 square feet; applicant, Lacy Hebert; contractor, DSLD Homes.

8743 BELLE DEMEUR DRIVE: $157,872, 2,024 square feet; applicant, Lacy Hebert; contractor, DSLD Homes.

7719 MANOR DRIVE: $207,012, 2,654 square feet; applicant, owner and contractor, Level Construction.

23364 CARSON ROAD, PRIDE:

STAFF PHoTo By MICHAEL JoHnSon

in Baton Rouge. Spain

JD andUshaVance welcomebabyboy

Childis firstborn to asitting VP in over 150years

H Funerals Today draftedduringthe Vietnam War.Hewas marriedfor 48 years to Denise, had4 children &10grandchildren. He lovedLouisiana, Baton Rouge,LSU,golf, hispatients, hisbusinessassociates &his friends. Most of all he lovedhis family& hisSaviour Jesus Christ Revelation7:17 For the Lamb in thecenterofthe throne shall be their Shepherd,& shall guidethemto springs of thewater of life; &God shall wipe every tear from theireyes.

BY DARLENE SUPERVILLE Associated Press

WASHINGTON Vice Presi-

dent

JD Vance and hiswife, second lady Usha Vance, on Sunday announced the birth of their fourth child, the ﬁrst born to asitting vice president in more than 150 years.

Born Sunday,Alec Neel Vance joins older siblings Ewan, 9; Vivek, 6; and Mirabel, 4.

Vance announced the birth on social media with astatement signed by him and his wife.

“Weare excited to announce that our baby boy Alec Neel Vance, was born this morning. Usha andthe baby are happy and healthy, and our kids are overjoyed to meet their little brother,” the statement said.

They thanked doctors and staff at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and with the White House medical team.

The Republican vice president’sgrowing family is in keepingwith his passionate advocacy forAmericans to have more children. He has also suggested that the 2025 killingofconservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was his friend, factored into the decision to have another child.

Vance, aformer U.S. Marine, repeatedly expressed alarm about declining birth rates in America as he launched his political career in 2021 withabid for aU.S. Senate seat from Ohio. As vice president,he said in Washington at the 2025 March forLifeantiabortion rally,“Iwantmore babies in the United States of America.”

Thevicepresident, who’s 41, has been accompanied on overseas trips by Usha Vance, 40, and their children, with the kidsoften pajamaclad as they board Air Force

Twofor theovernight ﬂights

Usha Vance, the daughter of immigrants from India, had already been the subject of some public fascination because of her husband. Her pregnancy,which was announcedinJanuary,amplified that spotlight since

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Second ladyUsha Vance arrives March 12 at aWomen’s HistoryMonth event in the East Room at the White House in Washington. The Vances announced the birth of their fourth child on Sunday.

it is rare for occupants of the United States’ highest public ofﬁces to add to their families while serving.

The lasttime asitting vice president became anew father was in the1800s.

SchuylerColfax andhis second wife, Ellen Wade, hada son,Schuyler Colfax III, in 1870whenColfax was servingasvice president, according to the White House HistoricalAssociation. Decades beforethat, John C. Calhoun and his wife, Floride Bonneau, had ason,William, in 1829 when Calhoun was vicepresident the associationsaid

The newest addition to Vance’sfamily was part of arecentminibaby boom among topmembersof President Donald Trump’s administration.White House deputy chiefofstaff StephenMiller’swife, Katie Miller, recently gave birth to the couple’sfourth child, andWhite Housepress secretary Karoline Leavitt had hersecond child with her husband, Nicholas Riccio, in May.

Usha Vancerecently came under scrutiny after The New York Times’ fashion criticcalled attention to the stomach-hugging, coralmaternity dress she wore for aFather’sDay episodeof “Storytimewiththe Second Lady,” avideo podcastshe launched during the pregnancy. The Times wrote that the attention that Vance,Miller and Leavitt had putontheir pregnanciesoffered“an imageofidealized womanhood that gives literal shape to thepronatalist movement,” which encourages couplestohave as many children as possible

to counter declining birth rates

The second lady responded on social media, writing, “Now thatweknow the political significance of my $8.75 coral maternity dress from OldNavy, can’twait to hear what The New York Times has to sayabout my elastic-waistband pants and compression socks! In the meantime, enjoy my pregnancy fashion(or lack thereof) and agood story withyour kids on Storytime with the Second Lady.” She later shared the receipt for the dress, andher husband applauded her frugality “She bought a$50 dress for $8.75. America: meet your next director of the federal budget!” thevice president wroteonsocial media.

JD Vance hassaid it was Kirk’swidow,Erika Kirk, telling them that shewished she’d had morethan two childrenwithher husband beforehewas assassinated last September in Utah that led him and the second lady to decide to grow their family. Usha Vance, aformer attorney who once clerked forSupreme Court Chief Justice JohnRoberts,concurred —inpart. “It was very powerful, what (Erika) said about her own family,and certainly very moving to bothofus. I think Ihad already started to open my mind to the possibility,” Usha Vancesaid during ajoint interview with herhusband for“CBS SundayMorning” that aired in June. “I wouldn’tsay that this was, for me in any way, the decisive factor.But it cameinthe middle of a conversation that we were already having.

Paris’ GrandMosque marks100th anniversary

BYNICOLAS GARRIGA Associated Press

PARIS Ahundred years ago, Paris erected amonumental mosque to honor Muslim soldiersfrom French colonies who fought in World WarI.It’snow an integral part of the capital’s bustling Latin Quarter,and as it celebrates its centenary,worshippers arereﬂecting on being Muslim in today’sFrance.

The rector of the Grand Mosque of Paris sees it as asymbol of interfaith dialogue and France’sdiversity,but worries about religious tensions in thecountry linked to conﬂicts in the Middle East and the polarizing campaign for next year’s presidential election.

“It’sthe responsibility of everyone to seeMuslims as apart of the national community,” Chems-eddine Hafiz told The AssociatedPress Visitors arriving for 100th anniversary prayersFriday included people from different regions around Paris, those born in France or those who came over the decades from Algeria, Senegal and beyond. Many trace theirorigins to France’scolonial empire. The Paris city tourism office’swebsite lists the mosque as atop attraction, calling its ornate, carpeted prayer room a“must-see.”

Inspired by the Alhambra

walk Friday past the Grand Mosque of Paris, where abanner marking its100th anniversaryreads, ‘100 years of light, acentury of history, spirituality and dialogue.

in Spain’sGranada, the mosque has a108-foot-high minaret that overlooks the Seine River —complementing but not overshadowing the twin towers of nearby NotreDameCathedral. The mosque houses apopular tea room and hammam steam baths

But most of allitisaplace of worship andhistory French authoritieswanted to honorthe “blood spilled” during WWI byMuslimsoldiers who died in trenches of Verdun and beyond to defendFrance, Haﬁz said. Most camefrom colonies in Africa Themosque’simamduringthe Nazi occupation of Paris, AbdelkaderMesli, helped shelter Jews and supply falsedocuments to try to protectthem, and was later himself deported

LeBlanc, Gwendolyn OurLadyofMercy Catholic Church at 10:00am.

Oivanki,Sarah Immaculate ConceptionCatholic Church,DenhamSprings at 11:00am. Williams,Gene FaithfulUnitedMethodist Church 14253 Highway 431, St.Amant at 11:00am.

Obituaries

Crigler, Margaret Mullady Voelker

Margaret Mullady Voelker Crigler was born on September11, 1948, in Vicksburg,Mississippi, to Frank Voelker, Jr.and Virginia Wilson Voelker. She died on July17, 2026 in BatonRouge,Louisiana.

Mulladywas preceded in deathbyher parents, her brothers David and George, her sister Kitty, and astillborn, unnamed infant. She is survived by her husband Jim, their three children, Kate Besselman (Tommy),Jim Crigler III(Christel), and Ginny Anderson (Casey); Kate and Tommy's son, Thomas Besselman III, and daughter Izzy; Jimand Christel's son JamesIVand daughter Audrey; and Ginny and Casey's sons Josephand WilliamAnderson; her brother Frank Voelker III; and her sister MaryVoelker Clauss; and a host of cousins, nieces, and nephews. Visitation forfriends and family in southern Louisiana willbeheldat Rabenhorst Funeral Home, 825 Government Street,BatonRouge,onWednesday, July22, 2026 from10a.m. to 12 noon. After aprivate family memorial service, visitationfor northern Louisiana friendsand family willbeheldatByerley House, 600 Lake Street in Lake Providence, Louisiana on Friday, July 24, 2026 from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. The full obituary can be viewedatwww.rabenh orstdowntown.com.

Psalm 116:15. Precious in thesight of theLordis thedeathofHis saints. James Richard Hatcher died at home, peacefully on July1.Hewas 90 years old, born&raised and livedinBaton Rouge. He was aphysician- urologist for 35 years. He retired frommedicine &went on to workwith Patrician Management for 25 more years. He served in theAir Force as an officer, being

Lea, Maxwell Amos'Mack'

Dr.Maxwell AmosLea Jr 79, "Mack," aresident of Zachary,LA, passed away peacefullyonMonday, July 13, 2026. He is survivedbyhis wife of 32 years, Sharon GentryLea; threesons, MaxwellLea III andwife Kellie of Ft. Worth, TX (children: Carter andMargaret Ann), Adam Leaand wife Katie of Zachary(child: Grant), and PhilipLea andwife Maggie of Dallas, TX (children: Vivian andRhett); twostepdaughters, KristenMcCool andhusband Treyof Mayville, WI (child: Arlo), andAudreyBelland husband Randy of Zachary (children: Ameliaand Hunter). He waspreceded in death by hisparents, MaxwellLea Sr.and Ruth Lea. Mack wasbornon September 15, 1946, in Baton Rouge,LA. He graduated from Baton Rouge High School in 1964, attended Louisiana State University and then earnedhis Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Oklahoma State University in 1970. Following histraining, Mack established his veterinary practice at TheAnimal Center in Zachary, wherehewas a co-ownerfor over twenty years. He then served as State Veterinarian with the Louisiana Department of Agriculture,actingasthe state'schief animal health officer, andretired after seventeen years of service Over thecourseofhis career,Mack held numerous statewide andnational leadership roles within the veterinary profession, including presidentofthe U.S. Animal HealthAssociation (2002) and president of theLouisiana Veterinary Medical Association (1980). Mack wasanactivememberofthe Louisiana Cattleman'sAssociation ZacharyRotary Club, St John theBaptist Catholic Church andenjoyed volunteeringweekly at the ZacharyFood Pantry. As a boy, Mack achievedthe rankofEagle Scoutand spent much of hischildhood exploring hisfamily's property in Port Hudson, LA, landthatwould remain close to hisheart for the rest of hislife. He later made hishomethere,and in retirement he spent his days tending to theproperty he hadloved since boyhood. Avisitation will be held on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m., with aFuneral Mass to follow at 11:00 a.m. at St John theBaptist Catholic Church in Zachary. Intermentwill be at alater date. In lieu of flowers, the familyrequestsdonations be made to theZachary Food Pantry. Share memories,sympathies, andcond l h l

dolences at www.CharletF uneralHome.com.

Ourso, CindyAnn

Cindy Ann Ourso, 76, a native of Donaldsonville, LA, andresident of Metairie, LA, passed away on Monday, July 13, 2026. Annwas aloving twin,sister, aunt, godmother, cousin,and friendwhose kindness and generous spirit touchedeveryone whoknewher.She loved hernieces andnephews unconditionally, always makingthemfeelcherished andsupported. Ann lived life on herown terms with quietstrength andindependence.She took great pride in heryard,her home and beinga twin Some of hergreatest pleasures were bottledCoke,a box of Sno-Caps andher favorite Biscoff cookies Thoselittle treats brought herhappiness andanappreciation for thelittle things that made each day special. Hergreatest claim to fame washer famous Sensation saladdressing, afamilyfavorite that only she could seemtomake. Sheleaves behind to cherish hermemory,her sister, LoriOurso Babin, brother in-law,DennisCaballero; nieces andnephews, Celie Webre(Gary), Kaye Templet (Marty), Paul Caballero (Penny), John Ourso(Stephanie), Chad Ourso(Mendy), Thomas Ross Babin, andPhilip Babin; great nieces and nephews, Isabel Webre, Anna Webre, JaneTemplet, Sam Templet, Mackenzie Caballero,Cameron Caballero, Porter Ourso MilesOurso, Beaux Ourso, andEthan Oursoand her life-longdear friend, Clare Weil Neely. Sheispreceded in death by herparents, Eucharist "EJ"Ourso and MarjoryBarbierOurso; siblings, PhilipOurso, Nancy Ourso, twin brother, Sidney "Tuba"Ourso, and Cecile "Cissy" Caballero, who passedearlier thesame day as Ann. Pallbearers will be LannieDenouxJr., Gary Webre, Marty Templet, PaulCaballero, John Ourso, Thomas Ross Babin, PhilipBabin, and Sam Templet. Avisitation will be held on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at Ascension of OurLordCatholic Church,located at 716 Mississippi Street Donaldsonville,LA, from9 am untilthe Mass of Christian Burial at Noon. Celebratingthe Mass will be Fr. Kurt Young,Fr. Parker Thompson,and Fr. Matt Dupre. Intermenttofollow in thechurchmausoleum. Donationsinher memory canbemade to The Sisters, Servants of Mary, 5001 Perlita St.inNew Orleans, LA, 70122-1999.

to deathcamps, according to Hafiz. He survived, but returned in poor health and died afew yearslater.Mesli’swartime efforts were rediscovered in 2015 when his family found notebooks documenting the period.

“When it wasbuilt, FrenchPresident Gaston Doumergue madeadeclaration remindingusthat France’sdiversitycould only reinforceits national community,” Haﬁz said, calling it a”beautiful message.”

“I believe thepolitical will andthe political message have remainedunchanged” since 1926, Haﬁz said. “The problem lies in people’sattitudes. Today,anti-Muslim actsare still being committed against Muslims. Islam is often misunderstood, and talking about Muslims or Islam can trigger hostility.

EULER

Hatcher, JamesRichard

Ahumanedose of ‘socialism’ improves quality of life in a capitalist society

The June 27 cartoon showing a wrecking ball labeled “Socialism” threatening to smash the “Democratic Party” was, to me,misleading because the wrecking ball carried the hammer and sickle of communism.

Socialism is not communism, and this confusion occurs so often that Iwonder if it’sintentional. Both of America’smajor parties have been beholdento Wall Street for too long, and the Democrats, who once claimed to be champions of the working class and downtrodden, are now experiencinganinternal backlash promotingdemocratic socialism.

Having learned from my “libertarian zealotry” days that no human idea ever works to perfection (especially my idea of libertarianism), Ibelievethat diametrically opposed ideas must sometimes be merged in orderto create asatisfactory outcome.

Ibelieve capitalism to bethe best mechanism for economic growth, but that it must be tempered by policies that protect the environment,conserve natural resources, protect workers and ensure that all Americanshave what is necessary to live adecent life.

Americans seem to always see things in black and white. It’s eithercapitalism or socialism. One or the other.This reﬂects neither logic nor nature

In democratic socialistWestern European countries, most cities have clean streets, good mass transportation and plenty of green space for recreation.Everyone hasaccess to good medical care, paid time off for family care, etc. Caring for people is prioritized.

In the U.S., establishing effective socialpolicies often requires aprotracted, acrimonious ﬁght to overcome Republican ideological opposition. This may be aresult of ideological fears that asmall amountof “socialism” will eventually result in complete government control. But the opposite argument can also be made: that too little government willleadtoexcessive power being possessed by wealth, at the expense of the general welfare.

WAYNE PARKER Baton Rouge

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Landrygives athumbs-upasnew orleans

As state’sprimary economic engine,N.O.mustbeapriority

Do Baton Rouge’sleaders truly appreciate New Orleans’ importance to Louisiana? The facts speak forthemselves.

As the newspaper recently reported, the entirecity of New Orleans was added to an inaugural list of U.S. sites deemed irreplaceable andinneed of preservation.

Beyond beingnewly recognized as anationaltreasure, New Orleans servesasthe primaryeconomic engine of Louisiana.Tourism in the city generates roughly $7 billion of Louisiana’s annual $18 billion tourism income.

Recognized globally for its historic architecture, world-class cuisine, jazzand Mardi Gras, the city stands undisputed as Louisiana’sgreatest cultural magnet.

However,inTulane University’sinaugural “State of the States” report,Louisiana ranks last among all 50 states and Washington, D.C. This study tracks long-term metrics back to

1990, pointing out the state’sdeep systemic shortcomings across key health, education and quality-of-life indicators.

AllowingLouisiana’sprimary economicengine to stall carries severe statewide consequences. As Walt Leger,president and CEO of New Orleans& Company,stated: “Without funds generated by New Orleans tourism, every family in Louisiana would pay thousands of dollars moreintaxes to support the samelevel of service.”

Gov.Jeff Landry and state legislators, it’s time to stop playing political games and focus on what is truly important forthe people of Louisiana.

Recognize theirreplaceablevalue of our cultural and economic hubs, and invest in a sustainable future for all 64 parishes.

WENDELL

DUPUY Gonzales

Conflicts of interest pointtocorruptionathighlevels

Twobillion dollars! That is what President Donald Trumpmade during his ﬁrstyear of thepresidency.$2billion!What?

Over $1.4 billion of this was madeonhis investments in cryptocurrency.Aspresident,hehas ahuge inﬂuence over how much money someonecan make in the crypto market, so how is this not ablatant conﬂict of interest?

None of this includes the money his family made during this time, and we haven’teven mentioned the apparent insider trading that he and hisfamily took part in right before announcingchanges in tariff policy that would boost the amount they would make off those stocks.

Oh,Inearly forgot about the new jumbojet he is ﬂying around in, which he plans to keep as apersonal gift from aforeign country after he leaves ofﬁce! This is just plain crazy! Howcan we sit still for this type of blatant corruption?

Beforeanyone mentionsNancy Pelosi or Hunter Biden, Ijust wanna say,“Youare right!” We have got to put astop to all of this odious ethical decay

The president said that in his ﬁrst term (where he made just millions instead of billions), he “didn’tget any credit” formaking his family forgo corrupt deals, and no one seemstocare. Well, Icare and Ibet millions of other Americansdo, too. We deserve better than this from our leaders. When costsare up for all of us but paychecks are not keeping pace, it’stimewe demand that our leaders end this corruption from thepresident and everyone in elected ofﬁce. Rep.SteveScalise, Sens. John Kennedy and Bill Cassidy,Rep. Julia Letlow,demandchange and take action now THOMAS SHEPLEY neworleans

Is agonyunavoidable in execution, or is it deliberate?

U.S. Health and Human Services

Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.recently cited 27 Louisiana hospitals fornoncompliance with afederal transparency requirement to publicly post discounted cash prices and insurer-negotiated rates for medical procedures. These transparent prices are often signiﬁcantly lower than what hospitals charge patients.

Louisiana families need honest price information to protect themselves from rampant, and often predatory,hospital overcharges. Currently,around 20% of Louisianans have medical debt, and 15% avoid needed medical care forfear of financial ruin. This is shameful. House Bill 946, which Iauthored, would have codified the federal rules at the state level while providing increased enforcement. It also would have prohibited noncompliant hospitals from sending patient debt to collections or reporting medical debt to credit bureaus. These protections are essential to prevent patients from financial ruin, solely forseeing the doctor Unfortunately,Louisiana’s Republican-controlled Legislature effectively allowed HB946 to die this spring forpartisan reasons. All Republicans —save one pragmatic supporter,Rep. Raymond Crews— put politics over patients, judging the bill based on party rather than what it would have accomplished fortheir constituents.

In stark contrast to the Louisiana Legislature, the Trumpadministration has madeprice transparency its signature healthcare reform issue, enacting aggressive executive orders to mandate actual, upfront prices.

Louisiana’sfederal delegation in Washington has also been supportive of this needed transparency Sens. John Kennedy and Bill Cassidy have put forth price transparency bills, and Reps. Mike Johnson and Steve Scalise led the House to overwhelmingly pass bipartisan price transparency legislation last Congress.

Louisiana state Republicans should follow the lead of their federal counterparts and join Democrats to hold Louisiana hospitals accountable, increase patient choice and reduce debt and costs.

If Republicans support hospital price transparency in Washington, they should support it in Baton Rouge.

REP.MANDIELANDRY district 91 neworleans

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The designofLouisiana’snitrogen execution protocol seemstomaximize agony.It could bechanged to eliminate pain, based on what has been learned in aviation.

To paraphraseFAA literature, altitude hypoxiaispainlessand develops so gradually that symptoms may be well established before apilot recognizes them. There have

also been deaths in industry due to the gradual loss of oxygen. Hypoxia has been recommended for execution based on this knowledge, but it seemstohave been implemented with other objectives in mind.

JOHN TAYLOR Baton Rouge

Some criminals haveearneda crueland painfuldeath

Ihave read themorning newspaper ever since Iwas oldenough to read —for 71 years —but your recent opinion is enough to make me cancel my subscriptionand get my news in other places, like so muchofthe U.S. is already doing.A criminal with a15-page rap sheet deserves no pain-free execution after what hehas put his victimsthrough.

What if it were your mother,wife or daughterwho was held captive, raped by gangs over severaldays or weeks and months isn’tthat considered “crueland unusual“ punishment?

Even the Bible says “an eye foraneye.”

NANCY LONG Metairie

StoryonUnitedFruit Companyfounder says he exploitedworkers Where’sproof?

As aproud U.S. Navy veteran residing in Metairie, and aJew,I wasinsulted by the tone of the recent article on Sam Zemurray,the founder of United Fruit Company

After quoting astatement issued by the Museum of the Jewish People about Zemurray,and then detailing the fact that he wasaRussian Jewish immigrant, the article states very matter-of-factly that he exploited workers. The author of the article offered no proof to support this smear,and as aJewish veteran whoisstill active, along with my wife, in veterans’ affairs, Itake umbrage at this insult and call foranapology

GERALD AND JUDYNEWMAN Metairie

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Gov. Jeff

MayorHelena Moreno looksonduring a kickoff news conference for the HondoRodeo Fest on April 10.

Childcareisthe work that makesworking possible

Shannon Johns GUEST CoLUMnIST

Every morning before 7a.m., my parking lot ﬁlls with parentswho are already tired. Anurse heading into a 12-hour shift. An EMT clocking infor an overnight. Ayoung mother who, almostapologizing, tells me this is the only way she keeps her job They hand me theirchildren andgo to work. That is what early childhood education is in Louisiana. It is the work that makes everyone else’swork possible. What Idoisnot babysitting. Iam trained in how children learn before they can read. I know what a4-year-old needs to be ready for kindergarten, and Ibuildmydays around getting them there. The people Iemploy are early educators. The state holds us to quality standards and we meet them.

Ialso run abusiness. Across seven centers, Iemploy 106 teachers and staff and serve approximately 305 families. Imake payroll, hold my ratios, pass my inspections andkeep tuition within reachofworkingfamilies, all at the same time.

Iknow to the dollar what quality care costs to deliver,because Ideliver it every day.Noformulawrittenin Washington knows that number better than Ido.

Astatewide poll from theLouisiana Policy Institute for Children found nearly 3in4Louisiana parents could not work or attend school without consistent childcare. Paying full price runs more than$14,000 ayear per child. That strain climbs well past lowincome families into householdsearn-

ing acomfortable living, the workers this state cannotaffordtolose. When parents cannot find care, they leave theworkforce. That absence andturnover costLouisiana businesses an estimated $762 million ayear The wider economy loses $1.3 billion. That moneyissitting on the table. We can gopick it up. Congress hasaserious answer in front of it. TheChild Care Modernization Act, led by abipartisan group of U.S. senators, would reauthorize the Child Care and Development Block Grantfor thefirst time since 2014. It keeps the choice of care with parents instead of bureaucrats.Itprotects a mixed system,soafamily can pick a center,ahome or afaith-based programthat fitstheir values and their schedule. And it fixes the broken models states use to pay providers, so therate finally reflects whatcare costs the people

who deliver it. For someone running acenter in arural parish, that is the line between open doors and aclosing notice.

This block grant is 30 years old and long overdue for an update. The bill gives it one, on termsany Louisiana family would recognize. It rewards work and leaves thechoice withparents. Most of all, it pays theprofessionals who run our centers what the work is actually worth.

Iamnot asking anyone to pity the families in my lot. They are not asking either.They show up, they work, they raise their kids and they do it well. What they need is asystem as reliable as they are. Louisiana lawmakers can help build that. It starts with passing this bill.

Shannon Johns is theowner of childcare centers in Louisiana.

Missingingredientincivics educationisconversation

As America celebratesits 250th anniversary,many communities are revisiting the documents, eventsand leaders that shaped our nation’shistory.Louisiana has an opportunitytodo something equally important:Help prepare the next generation not only to understand self-government but to practice the habits of citizenship through thoughtful civil discourse.

Louisiana has renewed itsfocus on civics education in recent years. Students are learning more about the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the structure of government and the responsibilities of citizenship. These efforts deserve praise.

Butcivic education involves more than knowledge.

told them?

Theclassroom plays avital role in that process.

Civics is not merely something studentslearn.Itissomething they must experience.

Democrats’ extremism, stupidityare catching up with theGOP’s

A2005 obituary in the Chicago Tribune advised, “In lieu of ﬂowers, please send acerbic letters to Republicans.” From such comparatively decorous partisanship, we have descended to the long dying of Graham Platner’sludicrous-from-the-start Senate campaign. His reputation is in tatters. So should be the reputations of all those national ﬁgures who triedtoput him in the Senate from Maine. The Platnerdebacle is just asmidgenofthe Everest of evidence for two propositions:

ing its principles together Louisiana’sown Walter Isaacson, a noted historian, has called the Declaration’smost famous sentence “the greatest sentence ever written”:

“Wehold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and thepursuit of Happiness.”

Every day,Louisiana teachers have the opportunity to do morethan help students master facts. Theycan create classrooms where thoughtful questionsare encouraged, different perspectives are explored respectfully and civil discourse becomes ahabit rather than an aspiration. Those moments are every bit as important as learning the dates, documentsand structures of government.

Jay Lapeyre GUEST CoLUMnIST

The purpose of civics is not simply to help studentsmemorize historical facts, foundingdocumentsorgovernmental processes. It is to prepare citizens for the responsibilities of self-government.

Students should leave theclassroom not only knowing what the Declaration says but also having reﬂected on what its principles mean fortheir lives, their communities andtheirresponsibilities as citizens

That requires more than information. It requires practice.

One of the most important habits students can practice is thoughtful civil discourse. That meanslistening carefully,asking honest questions, considering different perspectives, and discussing importantideas with people who may see them differently

Studentsmay be able to identify thethree branches of government, explain the separation of powers and recite portions of the Declaration of Independence. Yetthe real test of civics education comes when those students encounter others withdifferent perspectives and must decidehow to respond.

Can they listen thoughtfully?

Canthey ask honestquestions?

Can they engage disagreement without hostility?

Can they think independently rather than simply repeat what others have

The best civics classrooms invite students to wrestle with enduring questions together They create opportunities for respectful discussion, thoughtful disagreement andgenuine curiosity about ideas that have shaped our nation for 250 years. Civil discourse is not separate from civics education. It is one of the best ways students learn to becomecitizens. What does it mean that all people are created equal?

Wheredoour rightscome from? What responsibilities accompany liberty?

What obligations do citizens owe oneanotherifself-government is to endure?

Studentsmay not agree on every answer.Nor should they.Afree society does not require uniformity of opinion

Butitdoes require citizens capable of discussingimportant questions with honesty,humilityand respect.

Theresponsibility of preparing citizens does not belong to schools alone. Families, churches,civic organizations and communities all play arole in helping young people understand the principles of self-government and practice the habitsthat sustain it

The250th anniversary offers an opportunity not only to teach thenext generation about the Declaration but to engage everygeneration in discuss-

Most Americansrecognize those words. Far fewer have spent meaningful time discussing what they mean.

Yetdiscussion is where civic learning comes alive. Ideas that are merely memorized are easily forgotten. Ideas that are discussed, debated, and applied are far more likely to shape the way we live as citizens.

That is why the FreeSocietyCoalition is inviting Americans to participate in the One-Hour Declaration Challenge (FreeSocietyCoalition.org/Challenge)

The invitation is simple.

Gather family members, friends, students, neighbors, church members, colleagues or fellow citizens and spend one hour discussing theDeclaration’sfoundational principles.

There should be no script. No partisan litmustest. No expectation that participantswill reach agreement.

The goal is not consensus. The goal is civic conversation. Civic conversation strengthens a free society Louisiana’sinvestmentincivics education reﬂects an important truth: Self-government cannot be inherited automatically.Itmust be learned, practiced and renewed by every generation.

The Declaration was never intended merely to be admired. Itsprinciples were meant to be understood, discussed, applied and passed from one generation to thenext.

Perhaps themost meaningful way to honor theDeclaration this year is not simply to read it It is to discuss it Oneconversation at atime.

Jay Lapeyre is thepresident of Laitram LLC and co-founder of the Free Society Coalition.

The Democratic Party no longer has aknack for its business, which supposedly is politics. In America, this means cobbling together majority coalitions from apolitically and culturally diverse continental nation. The second proposition is that the nation cannot have just one healthy party.When one welcomes contamination by the extremism and stupidity on its side of the spectrum, the other, relishing the collapse of standards, does likewise Platner’scampaign was born of the cynicism that permeates the Democrats’ devotion to identity politics. Nevermind that Platner is alout whose work résumé is thinner than his record of sponging off his parents. Rather than assess him as —Heaven forfend! —anindividual, Democrats anointed him the embodiment of acategory: the working class. He could be their favorite thing, avictim. He could make vivid their simpleminded binary of “oppressors” and “oppressed.” Oblivious of their insult to America’sworking class, Democrats wonder why whatonce wastheir base has abandoned them. Republicans, however,should shed anypostPlatner delusions of moral superiority.Ten years ago, they turned the louche star of the “Access Hollywood” tape, and the payer of hush money to his porn star paramour,into apresident. Conjured from the populism of celebrity worship, he today is frighteningly out of his depth, dumbstruckthat his son-in-law,intandem aNew York realestate crony,cannot pacify Iran and end the war against Ukraine America’sstill-multiplying embarrassments are rank weeds fertilizedbythe manure of populism. And by populism’sinherent, aggressive disdain for the importance of character in politics. Populism is almost everything rejected by America’sunsentimental Founders, who,afew days ago, the nation brieﬂy,and often uncomprehendingly,celebrated. The clear-eyed Founders, steeped in sobering histories of short-lived republics, constructed asophisticated constitutional architecture that blends democracy and distrust. They built abulwark against populism because they believed this: Majorities must rule in the end, but their opinions must be mediated —and cooled —bybeing ﬁltered through institutions. Those institutions must be occupied by people possessing “republican virtue,” an attribute not evenly distributed among “the people.”

What animated the Founding was the antonym of American populism. Populism celebrates popular passions incited by,and channeled swiftly into action by,anunconstrained executive.

The paradox of today’spopulism is that it empowers not “the people” but small, intense,compact minorities. They dominate the parties’ candidateselecting primaries. They are the kind who thought “Senator Platner” was aneat idea. They arethe kind who, on Aug. 4, might give Michigan’sDemocratic Senate nomination to someone comfortable in the company of Holocaust deniers.

But look who the Republican Party hasplaced a heartbeat away from Lincoln’schair.ConsiderVice President JD Vance’ssolicitude, though inconstant, for the White supremacist, Holocaust-denying antisemite Nick Fuentes, who demonstrates thatsinister infantilism is not an oxymoron.

Vance is broad-minded about the narrow-minded. Fuentes luxuriated in along, friendly session on apodcast with Vance’sfriend Tucker Carlson, who,speaking at the memorial servicefor Charlie Kirk, insinuated that Kirk’sassassinationcould be blamed on a“bunch of guys sitting around eating hummus” —Jews —inJerusalem.Vance highmindedly rejected, as intolerable “purity tests,” demands that people like Fuentes should not have a place in the conservative movement.

Vance: “Wehave far more important work to do than canceling each other.” One would like to see his list of the things “far more” important than cleansing antisemitism from the party of Lincoln, Eisenhower and Reagan.

It took amighty lever of scandals to finally pry loose from Platner the warm embraces of Democratic populists such as Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, as well as many otherpopulist moralizers. And the nation’ssecond-highest elected official is aRepublican populist who, as amatter of principle,defends the equity of including in his party’sdiversity the dregs of America’spolitical swamp. Neither party seems likely to pose what should be the election-defining question for 2028 voters: Do you want the nation’sunsavory recent past and exhausting present to also be its foreseeable future? EmailGeorge Will at georgewill@washpost.com.

George Will

STAFF FILE PHoTo By SoPHIAGERMER Kids play on the playground at achildcare center in neworleans.

SpainclaimsWorld Cupglory in extratimewith Torres’go-aheadgoaltodethroneMessi,Argentina

SPANISH REIGN

ASSoCIATEd PRESS PHoToSByJULIoCoRTEZ

Above: Spain players celebrate with thetrophyafter winning the WorldCup final against Argentina on SundayinEast Rutherford,n.J.Spainwon 1-0 to dethrone Argentina. Below: Spain forward Ferran Torres kisses thetrophyafter winningthe WorldCup final on Sunday

BY TIM REYNOLDS Associated Press

EAST RUTHERFORD,N.J —Ferran Torres’ first goalofthisyear’sWorld Cup was the goalofhis life,and it putSpain back atop thesoccerworld

Denying Lionel Messi asecond straight title in whathehas indicated would be hisﬁnal World Cup match, Torres came off the bench and scored in the 106thminute and Spain —ina matchitsimplydominated —ended Argentina’sreign with a1-0 win on Sunday.

Torres pounced on abouncingball in the box and used his leftfoot to bury ashot just under the crossbar and into the backofthe net.

“It was agoal scored by 47 million people,” Torres said, referring to Spain’spopulation.

Maybe not by them —but certainly for them.

It was Spain’ssecond title, thistro-

It wasagoal scored by 47 million people.”

FERRAn ToRRES,Spain forward, on scoring game winning-goal

phy gettingadded to theone claimed in 2010. And there’snoquestion aboutthe center of thesocceruniverse now,not after this display

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Spain allowedonly onegoal in eight matches at the tournament, setting aWorldCup recordfor fewest goals allowed by achampion. And this title,combined with theWorld Cup won by Spain’swomen in 2023, makes the European nation the ﬁrst to hold both themen’s andwomen’s titles simultaneously “I feel sad,” saidMessi, who was movedtotears after receiving his runner-up medal andstaringinto the crowd at Argentina supporters. “Theywerebetter,tobehonest.”

The score indicates this matchwas close, but only one team was in command.

La Roja took the game’s first 20 shots on goal before Argentina desperate for an equalizer— got its ﬁrstattempt offinthe secondhalf of extra time. Spain took nine of the game’sﬁrst10cornerkicks,and only

ä See WORLD CUP, page 4B

More capablehands on deck forSaints

BYLUKE JOHNSON Staff writer

Think back on some of the receiver groups that have taken the ﬁeld for the New Orleans Saints in recent years.

In Week 18 last season, thatgroup was Kevin Austin, Dante Pettis, Ronnie Bell and Samori Toure. They have 140 combined career catches. In Week 16 of the 2024 season,itwas Austin, Pettis, Cedrick Wilsonand MasonTipton They have 267 combined career catches. Or just look at the entire 2021 Saintsseason, when the target share at receiverwent, in order,toMarquez Callaway,Deonte Harty,Tre’Quan Smith, Kenny Stills,Lil’Jordan Humphrey,Chris Hogan, Kevin White and Easop Winston. Injuries played apart in those situations, butitalsowas representativeofhow the Saints devoted their roster resources. This is not meantasdisrespecttothose players, but most of them have spent their NFLcareers falling into one of three categories —lurking on the fringes of an NFL roster, playing asmall and very speciﬁc role, or failing to live up to their draft billing. Since Kellen Moore took over as the Saints head coach, he’sconsistently reshapedthe wide receiver group in particular,tothe point where it now may be thedeepest(and

potentially best) unit on the roster

Chris Olave provedhecould stay on the ﬁeld last season and delivered the best campaignofhis career.Heisnow poised to be joined by three rookie draft picks and two players whom the Saints acquired via trade last season but have notyet been able to tap into their full potential.

This has achance to not only be avery fun group but also one that will not suffer adramatic drop-off in theevent of acouple of injuries.

Depthchart (name, height,weight, experience)

n Chris Olave, 6-foot, 187 pounds, 5years

n JordynTyson, 6-2, 203, R

n Devaughn Vele, 6-5, 210, 3

n Ja’Lynn Polk, 6-1, 203, 3

n Bryce Lance, 6-3, 203, R

n Barion Brown, 5-11, 177, R

n Trey Palmer,6-1, 190, 4

n Kevin Austin, 6-2, 200, 3

n Ronnie Bell, 6-0, 192, 3

n MasonTipton, 5-11, 187, 3

n BubMeans, 6-2, 215, 3

n Jalen Moreno-Cropper 6-0, 172, 1

n Brock Rechsteiner,6-2, 225, R

Burning questions awaitLSU, Kiffin

BY JON BLAU Staff writer

If summer is “talkin’ season” in college football, then SEC media days could be comparable to Super BowlSunday

Only it kicks offonMonday. Andstretches through Thursday as four programsapiece pass through the TampaMarriott Water Street and JW Marriott each day LSU, afront-page story in Lane Kifﬁn’sdebut season, is being saved for the very last day, whichwill releasea buildup of questions about the coach’smove to athird SEC institution and ahighly anticipated matchup with his last, Ole Miss, in September Before the talking commences, here are someburning questions to help set the stage. Do Kiffin, Goldingexchangeshots?

OleMisswillbeavailable forinterviews Wednesday,which means there will be no Jets versus Sharks showdown in the halls with LSU But the staggering of Kifﬁn’sold and new programs does create an interesting dynamic: What jabs do Ole Miss coach Pete Golding and his players throw at LSU on Wednesday,ifany,and how do Kifﬁnand Co. respond on Thursday?

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BYDOUG FERGUSON AP golf writer

SOUTHPORT,England —The hard work for RyanFox was just getting to the 18thhole in the British Open witha share of thelead.Still to come was the toughest hole at Royal Birkdale, which had yielded only four birdiestothe 76 players whohad already come through Sunday For a39-year-old from NewZealand, the son of

Reese accepts Brondello’s apology for comment

ATLANTA Angel Reese has accepted Toronto Tempo coach Sandy Brondello’s apology for an inappropriate comment about the Atlanta Dream star

Antonelli wins Belgian Grand Prix

Italian gets big F1 title boost after teammate Russell fails to finish race

By The Associated Press

SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium

Kimi Antonelli always believed he had the momentum in the Formula 1 title race even when results didn’t go his way He made it count with a dominant win Sunday as his teammate and title rival George Russell failed to ﬁnish.

Antonelli saw off a challenge from Charles Leclerc to get back to winning ways at the Belgian Grand Prix after reliability issues had allowed Russell to whittle down his lead in recent weeks. Russell was left fuming in a gravel trap at his Mercedes car’s shortcomings.

Antonelli started on the pole but lost the lead to Leclerc when a virtual safety car slowdown allowed the Ferrari driver to save time during his pit stop.

Antonelli sped back past Leclerc with 10 laps remaining and cruised from there to his sixth win of the season — and his F1 career and ﬁrst since last month’s Monaco Grand Prix. It gives him a 45-point overall lead after recent reliability problems and keeps the 19-year-old ﬁrmly on target to become F1’s youngest-ever champion.

“The momentum has always been there despite what happened in the previous races, and that’s why you just need to take one weekend at a time, because you never know what can happen,” Antonelli said. “With these new cars, new regs, there’s so much going on and so much unpredictable.” With six wins, Antonelli is now tied for second all time among Italian F1 drivers, behind only Alberto Ascari, a 13-time Grand Prix winner and two-time champion in

the early 1950s In a marker-pen message on a Champagne bottle, Antonelli dedicated the win to his father former sportscar racer Marco Antonelli, whose birthday was on Saturday Leclerc strong again Leclerc was second after avoiding a penalty for a collision which damaged Oscar Piastri’s McLaren, and Max Verstappen was third after brieﬂy taking, then losing, the lead from Antonelli on a hectic opening lap

The Italian stretched his standings lead after Russell was left stuck in the gravel on the ﬁrst lap after he was pushed into a spin by Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton. Antonelli went into the race with a 25-point lead over Russell after recent reliability issues for the Italian had cut his advantage. That has now nearly doubled. An-

tonelli will leave Belgium with a 45-point gap over Hamilton, who moved up to second, and is 50 ahead of Russell. In a sign of tension at Mercedes after a heavy blow to his title chances, Russell seemed to blame his car, rather than Hamilton, for the incident. Russell said the incident wouldn’t have happened if his car hadn’t lost speed on the straight into the corner dropping him behind Hamilton. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff suggested it was a software problem affecting multiple cars with Mercedes engines

Hamilton crew member struck Hamilton was fourth for Ferrari after an eventful race including a ﬁve-second penalty for colliding with Russell, verbal spats with Ferrari over strategy and car setups over the radio, and knocking

over a Ferrari mechanic as his car started to leave the pits. Hamilton immediately asked after the team member’s health and was told he was OK. A post-race inquiry by the stewards found Hamilton was “in no respect at fault” and fined Ferrari $34,300. Piastri was fifth for McLaren and Isack Hadjar was a strong sixth for Red Bull despite starting at the back of the field because of a penalty Lando Norris started 13th for McLaren thanks to a grid penalty but sliced through the field and even briefly led the race when others pitted. A pit stop delay dropped him back but he still finished seventh. Gabriel Bortoleto placed eighth for Audi, Arvid Lindblad ninth for Racing Bulls and Alpine’s Franco Colapinto took the final point in 10th.

Ball still up in the air on LeBron’s

BY IRA WINDERMAN

South Florida Sun-Sentinel (TnS)

MIAMI The balls have stopped bouncing, but with one ball still up in the air for the Miami Heat

Having completed their eightgame summer-league schedule late Friday night, the waiting game remains for Pat Riley’s team regarding the free agency of LeBron James.

The final tally for the Heat in the combined outings at the California Classic and Las Vegas NBA Summer League was a 4-4 record under Wayne Ellington, the Erik Spoelstra assistant who guided the Heat’s summer roster. But when it comes to the final summer tally for the Heat front office, that math largely remains in the hands of James, who is relocating in free agency after parting last month with the Los Angeles Lakers. After four appearances over two days at Fanatics Fest in New York, James again has gone silent, as he has been for most of the month.

The latest conjecture has the Heat and his hometown Cleve-

land Cavaliers as the presumed finalists. For the Heat, a James signing would complete a massive makeover, one that has included the trade acquisition of Giannis Antetokounmpo from the Milwaukee Bucks.

“We don’t have an announcement to make just yet,” James said, as he concluded his New

York appearances. In many ways, James’ closing comments in New York mirrored the Heat mantra he lived under when he played for the team from 2010 to 2014, advancing to four NBA Finals and winning NBA championships in 2012 and ’13.

“Most important is I want to compete,” James said. “I want to

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compete at a high level. I want to join a franchise that kind of shares the same motto as myself, and that’s practicing championship habits every day.”

With salary funds diminished across the league, including the Heat able to offer no more than $7 million of their mid-level exception, James, 41, recognized how he could sway the championship chase.

“There’s been eight straight years of different champions,” he said. “So everyone feels coming into the season, thinking, ‘This could be our year.’”

As for James, he again distanced himself from 2026-27 possibly being a retirement tour

“I’m just trying to squeeze as much of the juice out of it as possible,” he said.

At midday Saturday, both the Kalshi and Polymarket predictive markets had the Heat as the favorites to land James On Kalshi, the Heat was listed as a 45% favorite, compared to the Cavaliers at 25% On Polymarket, the Heat was listed as a 46% favorite, compared to the Cavaliers at 23% Hard Rock Bet also had the Heat as favorites.

Dort going from Thunder to Hawks in 3-team deal

BY TIM REYNOLDS Associated

The WNBA suspended Brondello one game for being overheard calling the former LSU star a “protected species” during Atlanta’s 111-92 win over the Tempo on Friday Brondello apologized on social media and Reese posted “ARE WE SURPRISED?!” after the game, tagging Brondello’s account. Brondello, in her ﬁrst season with the expansion Tempo, is Australian. The “protected species” phrase is used in Australian sports to express frustration for a lack of calls against a player However, in the U.S., the phrase suggests someone isn’t human and could be seen as derogatory toward Black people.

Rising pro boxer killed by vehicle while cycling

BRYAN, Texas A rising professional boxer who was cycling along a rural Texas road died after officials say a motorist drove by her, stopped and then reversed into her Hannah Rapp, 26, was riding with another person Saturday when she was hit, the Brazos County Sheriff’s Ofﬁce said in a news release. Rescue workers responded and took her to a nearby hospital, where she died, ofﬁcials said. Rapp was training to be a pro boxer, achieving a record of 8-0-1. Rapp challenged Tiara Brown last month in Orlando, Florida, for the WBC women’s featherweight title but lost by unanimous decision.

According to the sheriff’s ofﬁce, Charles Medina, 31, had passed Rapp and the other cyclist in his vehicle before stopping, reversing and striking Rapp. Investigators didn’t immediately offer a motive. Medina was arrested and charged with manslaughter

Mazzoli prevails at Corales Puntacana Championship

PUNTA CANA, Dominican Republic Stefano Mazzoli of Italy won the Corales Puntacana Championship on Sunday for his ﬁrst PGA Tour victory, closing with a 6-under 66 for a one-stroke victory

The 29-year-old Mazzoli was one of 50 European tour players in the co-sanctioned event played opposite the British Open. He earned a PGA Tour card through 2027 and jumped from 127th to 39th in the DP World Tour’s Race to Dubai standings.

Four strokes behind Todd Clements entering the round on the windswept Corales course, Mazzoli made a 24-foot birdie putt on the par-4 18th to post at 20-under 268. He accepted PGA Tour membership after the round.

Evenepoel wins 15th Tour stage; Vingegaard crashes

PLATEAU DE SOLAISON,France Remco

Evenepoel held off Tadej Pogacar and his teammate Isaac Del Toro to win the 15th stage of the Tour de France, while Pogacar kept his commanding overall lead and saw his main rival Jonas Vingegaard crash out of the race.

Vingegaard fell about 12 miles from the end of the 114-mile trek, which ended with a big climb. His Visma-Lease a Bike team said in a statement posted on X that he sustained a fractured collarbone, which will require surgery in the coming days, and multiple abrasions.

“I’m really sad to see Jonas crash out. Without him the Tour will not be the same,” Pogacar said. “We go back a long way.”

McGregor tore ACL in his shortened return fight

LAS VEGAS Conor McGregor confirmed he suffered a torn right ACL in his shortened UFC 329 fight against Max Holloway McGregor said he also suffered meniscus damage in the fight on July 11 that lasted 1:09, comparing it to an injury he suffered in the opposite leg against Holloway in 2013.

“Update: It was acl and meniscus,”

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ASSoCIATEd

Improved Lionstackle Sewell votedamongst

thebestbyAP panel

BY JOSH DUBOW AP pro football writer

Penei Sewellhas long been known as perhaps the top runblocking tackle in the NFL. Once his work in pass protection took a step up, he moved himself into a different category.

Theimprovement in pass protection by Sewell last season, whenhe was named an All-Profor thethird straight season, helped him earn the honorsasthe toptackle in the NFL by The Associated Press.

Apanel of eight AP Pro Football Writers ranked the top ﬁveplayers at tackle, basingselections on current status enteringthe 2026 season. First-place votes were worth 10 points. Second- through ﬁfth-place votes were worth 5, 3, 2and 1points.

Sewellgot three first-place votes and won the voting with 55 points. Tampa Bay’sTristan Wirfs got three first-place votes and finished second with 44 points Denver’sGarettBolles got the other two first-place votes and came in third with 28 points.San Francisco’s TrentWilliams was fourth and Philadelphia’sJordan Mailata was ﬁfth. Philadelphia’sLane Johnson, Washington’sLaremy Tunsil, the Chargers’ Rashawn Slater, theGiants’ Andrew Thomas andChicago’sDarnell Wright also received votes.

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Numberstoknow: 48/660/6

That is Olave’sstatistical receiving line in the eight games he played with Tyler Shough as the starting quarterback(Weeks 9-17). Each of thosenumbers(receptions/yards/touchdowns) ranked among the top 10 of wide receivers during that span.

Olave was agood playerthroughout last season, but there is no doubt he took things to another levelonce Shough settled in at quarterback. EachofOlave’sthree 100-yard receiving efforts camewithShough under center,including back-to-back 100-yard games in weeks 16 and 17 beforeabloodclotendedOlave’sseason prematurely Hidden in those numberswas an uptick in the amount of downﬁeld targets Olave received after Shough took over Through the ﬁrst eight weeks of the season, Olave averaged 10.2 airyards pertarget(meaning, on average, the ball traveled 10.2 yards beyond the line of scrimmage before it reached Olave). After Shough took over,thatnumber jumped to 13.3 air yards per target —which wouldhave placed Olave in the top 15 among all NFL pass-catchers overthe course of a full year

Thelowdown

The Saints should have one of the most exciting young pass-catching duos in the NFL.

Olave is coming off acareer-best season in which he hauled in 100 passes, and there is adecentchance he will sign amassive contract extension beforethe start of the regular season. The Saints paired him with No. 8overall pick Jordyn Tyson, whom several draftanalysts pegged as the best wide receiver in the 2026 draft class. Their skill sets should pair well together,though that is just a theory.The question forbothisa matter of health: Olave is not that far removed from aseriesofscary concussions that hadhim contemplating retirement, and Tyson’s collegiate injury historyiswelldocumented.

While those questions aren’tgoingtogoaway in the lead-up to the season, there is no question the Saints are better positionedto navigate an injury if it happens Shortly before last season began, the Saints made apairoftrades that should be fully realized this year,sending afourth-round pick to the Denver Broncos for Devaughn Vele and agreeing to a late-round pick swap to acquire Ja’Lynn Polk from the New England Patriots. It took Vele along time tobe incorporatedinto the offense somethingMooretookthe blame for this summer —but once he became involved, Vele showed why he was worth an early Day 3pick. From weeks 13-15, before he sufferedaseason-ending shoulder injury,Vele hauled in 16 of his 19 targets for 202 yards and atouch-

Ravens safety Hamilton is a versatile, productive weapon

BY ROBMAADDI AP pro football writer

1. PeneiSewell, Lions

Sewell allowed pressure on just 3.3% of pass plays last season,accordingtoPro FootballFocus, to rank second among right tackles and ﬁfthamong all tackles. He was also thegame’stop run blocker at tackle as akey part of the running game for theLions. Sewell’sstrong overall play helped him win the award as thetop protector in the league last season from PFF

2. TristanWirfs,Buccaneers

Wirfs made the switch from right side to left side in2023 andbecame theﬁrst player tobeanAll-Pro at both spots sincethe AP beganseparatingthe positions in 2016. Wirfs hasexcelled at both run and pass blocking overhis career andhas madethe Pro Bowl in ﬁve straight seasons. He missedthe start of last season recovering from akneeinjury butquickly got backtohis usual form.

3. Garett Bolles,Broncos

Bolles entered the NFL as aﬁrstround pick in 2017 and took alittle time to develop into atop tackle ButBolleshas been theanchor of one of the top offensive lines thepastfew years in Denver and earned All-Pro honors for the ﬁrst time in 2025.

Bolles allowed no sacks and only19pressures during the 2025 regular season, according to PFF

down. Those aren’t huge numbers, but the plays often came in highleverage moments, accumulating +22expectedpoints added as a receiver during thatstretch. For reference, Olave compiled a+26.7 receiving EPAoverthe course of his2025 All-Pro season.

Polk never had achance to show what he coulddoinNew Orleans —hehad season-ending surgery on his shoulder before thetrade but the Saints haveremained high on him as herecovered.

While Polk did not produce like asecond-round pick in his limited exposure in New England(in 15 games as arookie, he caught just 12 of his 33 targets), he has impressed the Saints since he was cleared to return to practice. It was alow-risk acquisition that couldpay huge dividends if all Polk neededwas achange of scenery and an organization that believes in him.

That is likely the top four.It’sa deeper, morewell-roundedgroup thanthe Saints have had in awhile. And it doesn’tinclude the other two rookies they drafted this year Fourth-rounder Bryce Lance still needssome polish, but he mayﬁnd anearly role as aﬁeldstretching verticalthreat. He has awiry build —his listed weight of 203 poundsfeels generous —but hisblazing 4.34 speed was evident duringOTAsand minicamp, and theSaints can use that to their advantage whiletheydevelop other partsofhis game

Thepath is alittle less clear for Barion Brown, whose 5-foot-11, 177-pound frame will limitwhat he can do in the NFL. But he’san electric kick returner who set the Southeastern Conference record with sixkick-return touchdowns between histime at Kentucky and LSU. If that translates to the pros, theSaints may ﬁndsome opportunities to get theball in his hands on offense.

TheSaints also have players they’ve counted on in the past in KevinAustin, Ronnie Bell,Mason Tiptonand BubMeans, along with Trey Palmer,who hadsome successwith Tampa Baybeforejoining the Saints via waivers lastyear

The fact that thoseplayersare all facing long odds to make theroster speaks to thedepth Camp battle to watch

According to Sumer Sports, the Saints were in 11 personnel (one runningback, onetight end, three receivers) for more than twothirds of theiroffensive snaps last season —about 10% higher than theleague average.

While New Orleans has hinted that it will deploymore heavy personnel this season, it still will likely spend alot of time with three wideoutson the ﬁeld, whichmakes the No. 3spot alittle more interesting.

Olave and Tyson shouldbecementedasthe top two, which leaves Polk and Vele duking it out for the No. 3spot. New Orleans may end up switching it up weekto-week based on matchups, but it will be interestingtosee whether Vele or Polk ends up forcing his way into the lineup.

Kyle Hamilton does it all for the BaltimoreRavens defense.

The two-time All-Prosafety can play slot cornerback and coverreceivers or tight ends. He can play in thebox andstopthe run. He can drop intozone and play traditional deep safety. He can blitz.

Hamilton’sversatility and productivityhelped him earn thetop safetyspotinthe NFL as voted by The Associated Press.

Apanel of eight AP ProFootball Writers ranked thetop ﬁve players at safety,basing selections on current status enteringthe 2026 season. First-place votes were worth 10 points. Second- through ﬁfth-place votes were worth 5, 3, 2and 1points.

Hamilton received six firstplace votes. All-Pro Kevin Byard ﬁnished second,followed by Derwin James, Antoine Winﬁeld Jr and Xavier McKinney

1. Kyle Hamilton,Ravens

Hamilton is an elite defensive back no matter where he plays He can line up anywhere, giving thedefense multiple optionsand theoffense ﬁts.

He had no interceptions and one sack and received 46 of 50 votes for ﬁrst-team All-Pro last season because his value isn’tmeasured in glamorous stats. Opposing quarterbacks hada49rating when Hamiltonwas on theﬁeld and 90 when he was off it.

Hamilton forced two fumbles, had seven tackles for loss and 105 overall.

2. KevinByard,Patriots Byard led the NFLwith seven

interceptionslastseasonand earned his third All-Pro honors.

He’s aprototypical modern safety who can be atraditional deep centerfielder,quick and savvy enough to undercut routes in man coverage. He’salso strong against the run.

Byard receivedtwo ﬁrst-place votes, one second and one fourth, appearing on four ballots.

3. Derwin JamesJr.,Chargers

James is another versatile hybrid safety who earnedsecondteam All-Pro honors at slotcornerback last year Jameshad three interceptions, twosacks, one forced fumble, 94 tackles and six foraloss.

TheChargerslineJames up in thebox, the slot, or at deep safety and he produces from each spot.

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4. AntoineWinfieldJr.,Bucs

A2023 All-Pro, Winﬁeldbounced back from an injury-plagued seasontomakethe Pro Bowl roster last year

He had two interceptions, one sack, one forced fumble, 93 tackles and four foraloss. Winﬁeld is aversatile playmaker with excellent ball-tracking ability. He has18career sacks, nine interceptions and 12 forced fumbles in six seasons.

5. Xavier McKinney,Packers

McKinneyfollowed up hisﬁrst All-Pro season by earning secondteam honors in 2025.

He had twointerceptions, 107 tackles, one forced fumble and one sack. McKinney can play traditional free safety,step into the box and disguise coverages.

KENTUCKY

LAST YEAR:5-7 (2-6SEC)

CO ein (1st year)

PL Bryant, QB KennyMinchey,TE Willie Rodriguez

TH Wildcats decided last year that it was time to y firedMark Stoops and hired Stein —the for offensivecoordinator who’sgot more resources than expect. Kentucky signed atop-10 transfer cl in the mixfor afew of the best available quar

MISSOURI

LAST YEAR:8-5 (4-4SEC)

COACH:Eli drinkwitz(7thyear)

PLAYERS:oLCaydenGreen,RBJamal Roberts,LBnicholas Rodriguez

THE BUZZ:How healthy is Ahmad Hardy? The startailback was oK, thankfully,after he suffered agunshot woundin May, but drinkwitz hasn’t been abletooffer aconcrete timetable forhis returntofootball. The Tigers mayneed him on the field if theywant to climb back into playoff contention

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Golding, the former Alabama assistant, wouldn’tbeatOle Miss if not for Kifﬁn, but the nature of Kifﬁn’sexit —pre-College Football Playoff run, while trying to bring OleMissstaff andplayers with him to Baton Rouge— complicated the relationship.

Rebels athleticdirector Keith Carter just toldthe Clarion-Ledgerhehasn’truled outsuing for buyout money fromPrincewill Umanmielen and Devin Harper, who bounced to LSUlate in January’sportal window after signing revenue-sharing dealswithOle Miss.

Kiffindidn’texactlyleavequietly,either.Heclaimed Ole Miss fans tried to runhim off theroad on his way to the airport. Then he made comments to VanityFair about the difficulty of recruiting Black athletes to Mississippi. Ole Missquarterback Trinidad Chambliss, who will be at SEC media days, rebutted thelatter notion in June, but Chambliss went ahead and floated that theS.W.A.T team might need to be in attendance for LSU’svisit on Sept. 19.

When it’s allover, will Wednesday and Thursday’scomments increaseordecrease the temperature of theOle Miss-LSU feud? Both sides will likelyaim to dial things down, but Goldingcan be brash and Kifﬁnenjoys trolling. Things could get heated. What questionssteal theshow?

Before LSU and Ole Miss arrive,

OKLAHOMA

LAST YEAR:10-3(6-2SEC)

COACH:Brent Venables (5th year)

PLAYERS:QBJohn Mateer,oLEddyPierre-Louis, dL Taylor

Wein

THEBUZZ:oklahoma punched intothe CFP field in 2025 eventhough Mateer spent most of the season battling a stubbornhand injury. He’shealthynow,which is good news for aSooners program that has fielded one of the nation’sbest defenses in back-to-back years.The next step is aplayoff win.

TENNESSEE

LAST YEAR:8-5 (4-4 SEC)

COACH:JoshHeupel (6th year)

PLAYERS:RBdeSean Bishop, LB Arion Carter,LBJeremiah Telander

THEBUZZ:Tennessee’stop storyline is thequarterback competition it’s expected to hold in preseason camp.Will fivestar true freshman Faizon Brandon win the job? or will it go to 6-foot-6 redshirtfreshman GeorgeMacintyre? Either way, Heupel has his work cutout for him after adisappointing 2025 season.

Reeddarcey

SEC commissionerGregSankey will have his turn at the podium Andthere is much to discuss.

Yahoo’sRoss Dellengerreportedlast week that the SEC is considering a“Plan B” where it breaksaway from theNCAA and governsitself if the Protect College Sports Act isn’tamended as theconference wants. Considering the hubbub following an increase from eight to nine conference games, does Sankey really believe SEC teams would be OK only competing against each other? What does the SEC, including LSU, need adjusted to actually support federal legislation?

There are numerous other issues, some LSU-adjacent, including tampering concerns, contract buyouts, lawsuits concerning eligibility andthe new“5-for-5” model, andballooning athletic department budgets. Does Sankey use the bully pulpit to start, continue,orextinguish any number of conversations?

Thecommissioner will have the floor Monday,but his answers could be atalking pointthrough Thursday and beyond. Are finerdetails addressed?

Every detail that emerges from SEC media days doesn’thavetobe dramatic or existential.

On amore granular level, there are plenty of questions about LSU’sroster heading into the season. Maybe tight endTrey’Dez Green can offer insight on how quarterback Sam Leavitt, who won’tbeatmedia days, is syncing up with arevamped receiving corps.

Maybe linebackers T.J. Dottery and Whit Weeks can speak to the growth of freshman defensive linemen Deuce Geralds, Lamar Brown, andRichard Anderson, whocould play an outsized role in the Tigers’ success or failure. Are any young cornerbacks emerging to deepen what seems to be ashallowroom? Are there good reasonstobelieve LSU’soffensive line will be improved? There are many football questions on the table. While nothing will truly be answered until Sept. 5against Clemson, maybe Kifﬁn and Co. drop someclues on what’s coming.

WheredoTigerssit in poll?

Four days of talkingshouldbe equal parts informative and entertaining, but theSEC preseason poll released the day after the eventstartsanotherconversationentirely Is LSU over-orunderrated? Kifﬁnand LSU arecoming into the 2026 season with signiﬁcant hype because of atalented transferclass. But Texasisexpecting fireworksfrom itsArch Manning-CamColeman connection, Georgia is aback-to-back SEC champion, Alabama hasyet to fade into obscurity,and Ole Miss, TexasA&M andOklahomaseem formidable Allofthoseteams could, or arguably should, rank ahead of LSU heading intothe season.Dothe voters believe otherwise?

Expectations in Baton Rouge remain high, regardless, but it will be revealing to see exactly where LSU’sbar is set in thepreseason poll.

Ravens safety

Hamilton runs onto the fieldduring player introductions before agame against the Pittsburgh Steelers on dec.7 in Baltimore.

WORLDCUP 2026

WC’s integrityquestionedbyEuropeanrightsbody

FIFA urgedtohelpprotect 2030 tournament

BY GRAHAM DUNBAR

AP sportswriter

GENEVA— Europe’stop human rights body questioned the integrity of the WorldCup and urged FIFAonSunday to helpbuild a stronger framework for the 2030 edition being played mostly in Spain and Portugal.

“The next crisis has already begun. It has two names: money and power,” the head of the 46-nation Council of Europe wrote Sunday in an open letter to its formal working partner FIFAhours before the ﬁnal between Spain and Argentina in East Rutherford,New Jersey

Swiss politician Alain Berset cited FIFAsuspending aban for United States forward Folarin

Balugunwhile under pressure from U.S.President Donald Trump and therisk of fraud in the soccer body signing aprediction market as aWorld Cupsponsor

“When the rules bend under pressure,every result is open to doubt,” Berset wrote about Balogun being freed from amandatoryone-game ban to face Belgium with aquarterﬁnals place at stake.

Belgiumwon 4-1.

“Political influence has also movedontothe field,”saidBerset, whowas twice apresident of FIFA’shome country Switzerland.

“The sanctionsuspendedmid-tournament came afterahead of state called the president of FIFA.”

FIFAsignedaprediction market sponsor deal in April worth are-

Mbappé wins another Golden Boot,Spain’s RodrigetsGoldenBall

BY BRIAN MAHONEY AP sportswriter

EAST RUTHERFORD,N.J.— Kylian

Mbappé kept the Golden Boot award and Spain wouldn’t let Lionel Messi get anything else.

Shortly after winning the World Cup title Sunday,the Spaniards claimed all three individual player awards, keeping Messifrom leaving with any more personal hardware.

Rodri won the Golden Ballas the tournament’sbest player, Unai Simón won the Golden Glove for the top performance by a goalkeeper,and Pau Cubarsí won the BestYoung Player Award, beatingout fellow 19-year-old teammate Lamine Yamal.

Messi was hoping to wina record-extending third Golden Ball adding to his 2014 and 2022 honors. He’salready the only player to win the award multiple times since it was ﬁrst given in 1978, and sparking Argentina’s runto asecond straightﬁnalatage 39 gave him astrong case for another

But the award went to Rodri forcaptaining Spain’srun to its second World Cup title after the Manchester City midﬁelder struggled early after returning in May 2025 from knee surgery that sidelined him eight months.

“For me, it’s been averytough time. Ijust want the new generation to see my example as an opportunity to that if you go down, you can rise again,” he said. “This is my philosophy my entire life Of course, sometimes things go well, things go wrong. But always the positive.” Rodri had no goals or assistsin the tournament, but he was critical to Spain’spossession-heavy style of play.Hecompleted more passes than anyone (753) with 94% accuracy.Hewas involved in 1,803 plays, according toFIFA stats, nearly 200more than anyone else in this World Cup.

“I heard that at the beginning of the tournament Iwasn’table to play,now thatIrecovered my shape. Itried nottolisten too much,” Rodri saidonthe eve of the ﬁnal. “I’ve always been conﬁdent of myself. Ithink oneofthe big parts of my game is trying to replicate this accuracy in terms of passing and being very safe with the ball.”

Rodri became just the 11th man to win the World Cup, the UEFA Champions League and theBallon d’Or —the biggest individual award in soccer,awarded forsoccer’splayer of the year,whichhe won in 2024 when Spain won the European title.

FIFAsays the Golden Ball was awarded to the best player in the tournament basedona ranking compiled by the FIFA Technical Study Group. Messi won the Silver Ball and Mbappé theBronze Ball. Simón set arecord with his seven shutouts in the tournament, allowing justone goal in eight games. Cubarsí, the Barcelona defender, helped anchor Spain’s record-setting defensiveeffort and had the most completed passes in the ﬁnal. Cubarsí and Yamal became the

ported $150 million with ADIPredictstreet, oneweekafter theAbu Dhabi-backed company was formally created. FIFAalsohas other commercial dealswith thegambling industry for this World Cup.

Prediction betting has been criticized as rewarding insider trading, and Berset noted that in soccer it allowed wagers to be won on “moments asingle player can produce without changing the score.”

“It is an open door to fraud,” he wrote. “And this World Cup has opened the door wider.”

TheCouncilofEurope(CoE) aired its concerns publicly despite having aformal working agreementwithFIFAsigned by itspresident Gianni Infantino in 2018.

The inter-governmental body, whichcreated the European Convention on Human Rights, hasa stated mission:“To promotedemoc-

racy,human rights and the rule of law across Europe and beyond.”

Whensigning theFIFA-CoEmemorandum of understanding eight years ago, Infantino said: “It is anaturalrelationship, as we share common values andgoals: transparency, accountability,integrity,safety in sport and respect forhuman rights, for children’s rights.”

Infantino and Berset met in 2024 on the sidelines of theUnited Nations generalassembly in New York.

FIFA’sdisciplinary ruling on Balogun was fiercely criticized by European soccer body UEFA which said the decision “crossed ared line” in soccer’srule of law andtransparency.FIFAhas yet to publish documents explaining the reasoning of its disciplinary judge from theUnited Arab Emirates.

“A sanction suspended under

pressure, within days, with no reasons given,” Berset wrote, before adding other concerns about the ﬁrst 48-team, 104-game World Cup.

“The authority of referees is called into question. Racist abuse of players, someofitfrom elected ofﬁcials.Betting on every pass, every card, every corner.”

Thenext men’s WorldCup will be stagedmostlyinEurope,with Morocco also co-hosting. Three South American neighbors, Argentina,Paraguayand Uruguay, are currently scheduled to host onegame each at thestart of the centenary editioninJune 2030 to mark the original1930 World Cup host Uruguay

“So here is my proposaltoFIFA,” Berset wrote. “A working dialogue that starts tonight,tobuild theintegrityframeworkofthe 2030 World Cup before it is played.”

WorldCup Golden Boot winners

YearPlayerG

1930 Guillermo Stabile, Argentina 8 1934 Oldrich Nejedly,Czechoslovakia5

1938 Leônidas, Brazil 7 1950 Ademir,Brazil9 1954 Sándor Kocsis, Hungary11

1958 Just Fontaine, France 13 1962 Garrincha, Brazil 4 1962 ValentinIvanov, Soviet Union 4

1962 Leonel Sánchez, Chile 4 1962 Vavá, Brazil 4 1962 Florian Albert,Hungary4

1962 Drazan Jerkovic, Yugoslavia4

1966 Eusébio, Portugal 9 1970 GerdMüller, West Germany 10

1974 Grzegorz Lato, Poland 7

1978 Mario Kempes, Argentina 6 1982 Paolo Rossi, Italy 6

1986 Gary Lineker, England 6 1990 SalvatoreSchillaci, Italy 6 1994 Hristo Stoichkov,Bulgaria 6 1994 Oleg Salenko, Russia 6 1998 DavorSuker, Croatia 6 2002 Ronaldo, Brazil 8

2006 MiroslavKlose, Germany5

2010 Thomas Müller, Germany5

2014 James Rodriguez, Colombia6

2018 Harry Kane, England 6 2022 Kylian Mbappé,France8 2026 Kylian Mbappé,France10

AP PHoTo By REBECCA BLACKWELL France forward Kylian Mbappé walksoff the pitch after the World Cup third-place match against England on SaturdayinMiami Gardens, Fla. Mbappé wonthe 2026 Golden Boot award

first teenagers to start for the winningteam in the World Cup ﬁnalsince Mbappé was also 19 when France won the 2018 title. He won that young player award that year.

Mbappé totaled 10 goalsand four assists this timefor aFrance team that ﬁnished fourth. Messi ended up with eightgoalsand fourassists after going without a goalor an assist Sundayfor the ﬁrst time in hislast 12 World Cup games.

TheGolden Boot is one of the few things Messihas neverwon in his storied career,but he went intothe final weekendwith the lead. Both Messi and Mbappé had eight goals through the semifinals,but Messiowned the tiebreaker with one more assist Mbappé then scored two goals and had an assist Saturday in France’s6-4 loss to England in thethird-placegame, making himthe first player with 10 goalsinaWorld Cup since Germany great Gerd Müller had10 in 1970. Mbappé has 22 career World Cup goals, one better thanMessi for the tournament record.

Messi only hadone attempt Sunday that momentarily appeared dangerous,abending left-footed shot in the 115th minute that landedontop of thenet.

He came into the game with a chance to becomethe ﬁrst Golden Boot winner to play for the champion since Ronaldo scored eight goalswhenBrazil won the title in 2002.

dancers performascolorful smokerises above the stadiumduring the halftime showatthe

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aWorld Cup ﬁnal-record 12 saves by Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez gave the 2022 champions ashot at going back-to-back.

Spain is nowunbeaten in its last 38 matches —29wins, nine draws —and nowisthe outright holder of thelongest such streak by any European team ever.Italy went 37 matches (28 wins, nine draws) from October 2018 through September 2021, beforeSpain ended that streak.

Andfor the last two-plus years nobody has beaten Spain. Not even Messi.AnArgentina team that was the kingsofthe late-game rally in this tournament hadnoanswer this time.

Messi took acorner kick with about four minutes left before the final whistle and the ball took a fortunate skip toward reserve Giuliano Simeone —who sent it high andoverthe crossbar, holding his head in disbelief afterward.

“Whenyou have Messionthe other side, well, you are nervous,” Torres said. “Atthe end of the day, we alwaysdependedonus. We always come up with ourfootball, and we showed it again.”

The win made Spain coach Luis de la Fuente, at 65, the oldest coach ever to lead ateam to the World Cup title.

“Weare world champions,” de la Fuentesaid. “It was together we reached this stage.”

There wassome pushing and shoving after thefinal whistle, which was quickly cleaned up and Spain commenced itscelebration as most Argentinaplayers saton the turf in disbelief. Cooler heads prevailed, andSpain’splayers lined up minutes latertoformanhonor guardofsorts for Argentina’s squadtowalk through on its way to the stage for therunner-up medals

EnzoFernandez was sentoff in second-half stoppage time after getting his second yellow card, meaningArgentina was forced to ﬁnish the matchwith only 10 players. Fernandez was carded for areckless playthatsentSpain defender Pau Cubarsi cartwheeling into the air and the card cameout immediately

It was the 104th andlast match of the biggest World Cup ever, a48-team event that played out over the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Because there were morematches

It had to go through the game’s greatest player —maybe ever to makegood on that promise.

Messi is 39 andthe math certainly suggests that theInter Miami star is at theend of his international career.There have been hints —such as Messi himself declaring that ahomeWorld Cup qualifying match against Venezuela last year would be his ﬁnal competitivecontest for Argentina on his nation’ssoil.

“I experienced alot of things on this pitch, good and not so good,” Messi said that night. “I’ll take the good with me.”

In theMessiera, there was alot of good. Alot of great, actually

than anyprevious World Cup, it was no surprise that therewere more goals than all other editions —more than 300, nearly three per match

Except,ofcourse, when Spain wasinvolved. Spain’splan was simple and ﬂawless: Hold the ball as much as possible,denying opponentsany hint of chances. It worked, all the way to the end.

“Thereissadness, but also the knowledge that we gave it our all,” Argentinacoach Lionel Scaloni said. “I could say alot about how we gothere,but it’snot worth it. Iameternally grateful to these guys; they competed right to the end. The other team wasbetter.” Spain came into this tournament considered as one of the favorites, andwiththe full belief it couldend Argentina’sreign.

There was the World Cup title in 2022, obviously topping the list. There was the Olympic gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Games. The twoCopaAmérica titles,the ﬁrst in 2021 andthe secondin2024. He won Argentina’splayer of the year award 16 times in aspan of 19 years, ﬁrst winning it as ateenager and continuing to win it all the way into his late 30s.

He’s alegendwithin thegame and on all corners of the globe. But Spain wasbetter Sunday

“I spoke to my players, and they said: ‘Look,we’vewon everything, coach. We’ve woneverything,’ ” de la Fuente said. “And that is beautiful.” Spain didn’tdisappoint. No team has won back-to-back men’s World Cups since Brazilin1958 and 1962, and Spain kept Argentina from pulling off that repeat. “Weare graciousinvictory,” Scaloni said, “and we must be gracious in defeat.”

AnotherOpenslips from Young’sgrasp

American finishes runner-upagain at Britishopen

BY STEVE DOUGLAS Associated Press

SOUTHPORT,England Cameron

Young was waiting on the range at Royal Birkdale, driver in hand, when ahuge roar came that he didn’twant to hear

Just astone’sthrow away on the 18th green,Ryan Fox had holed a 12-foot birdie putt to win the BritishOpen.

There’d be no playoff forYoung.

No chance to end his wait for a ﬁrst major championship title.

The American bowed his head, swunghis driver gently over his shoulder then backonto the ground, and trudged off.

Some 21/2 hours earlier,Young hadbeen on that 18th hole himself, getting up-and-down from a greenside bunker —heactually nearly holed it —tosalvage bogeyand shoot64for what would remain the lowest score of the ﬁnal round.

Then came the long, agonizing wait to discover whether his 9-un-

der 271 total would be enough to win.

Younghad some food, cleared out hislocker —“forefﬁciency’s sake,” he said— andspent some time in the players’ lounge. By 6p.m., he was practicing on the putting green. And around half an hour later, thespectatorsinthe huge grandstands lining one of the most famouswalksingolfgavehim the badnews.

AddBirkdale to the 29-year-old Young’sclose callsatthe majors, following arunner-up finishatthe British Open in 2022 —hemade eagle on thefinalhole to be one stroke back from Cameron Smith at St. Andrews —and atie for third at the Masters this year aftersharing the 54-hole lead. Now up to No. 4inthe world, the widespreadbelief in golfing circles is thatYoung’stime will come. That’sbecause he has risen to elite company this year with wins at The Players ChampionshipinMarch and the Cadillac

heard the massive roar and knew it was over.Hebowed hishead, lifted hisdriver andtappedthe ground before packing up when Fox made his ﬁnal birdie.

ChampionshipatDoral,infront of President Donald Trump, acouple of months later

‘Itcould have been 60’

Speaking after his round, Young said he thought 10-under par would have a“decent chance” of victory.

So it proved.

And he would have gotthere —ormaybe better —had he not found afairway bunker on No. 18 after choosing to hit driver.He barely got out of the sandwithhis secondshot that struck thetop of the bunker wall and spilledout 20 yards forward, andwentonto scramble bogey With apar there, he would have matched thelowest final-round score in amajor Abirdie? Well, thatwould have won him thewhole thing.

“Itcouldhave been 60,” Young said of his round that includeda front-nine 29.

“I played agreat round of golf,” he added, “and Idid it in areally

good way.”

Young’sthoughtsafter Fox completed the victory are amystery becausehedeclined to talk to the media. He surely will regrethis 3-over

overtook him

73 on Saturday that cameafter two 67s anddroppedhim to atie for 20thovernight.

“I had achance to win with not everything I’vegot,” he said.“So I think that’sa good takeaway.”

birdie ﬁnish fora 68.

was the biggest of his life.

Fox closed with four birdies over hislast sixholes —and one bogey that felt equally important —for a2-under 68 and aone-shot victory overhard-luck Cameron Young for his ﬁrstmajor title.

This was pure theater to cap off aweek of so much drama —three record-tying rounds of 62, Bryson DeChambeau’sanimated protest over atwo-shotpenalty,Tommy Fleetwood thrillingand teasing his hometown crowdtomassive ovations on every hole.

Four players had ashare of the lead at some point in the final round. Young was atop the leaderboard for two hours without hitting ashotanywhere butthe range becauseheﬁnishedhis astonishing 6-under 64 as the last few groupswere on the front nine Young was on the range when he

“Everyonepractices on the green —you’ve got aputt to win amajor championship, to win The Open. It’s not like that in real life. It’snot avery comfortable feeling,”Fox said. “It’s certainly very enjoyable when you see it go in.”

He thrust those powerfularms into the air and was on the phone with his family moments later andwas heardtelling them, “You asked me tobring atrophy home, and Iam, aren’tI?”

His name will go on the base of that shinyclaretjug alongwith another Kiwi,Bob Charles, who won the British Open in 1963. MichaelCampbellisthe otherNew Zealand man to wina major at Pinehurst No. 2inthe 2005 U.S. Open Fox’ssterling moment brought more disappointment for Young. The American also ﬁnished one shot behind in theBritish Open at

“I gaveiteverything Ihad all the way through,” Young said when he finished. He declined interviews when Fox ended the 154th Open.

SamBurns,the 54-holeleader whowas never planning to be at the Open until his wife gave birthtotheir daughter earlier than expected, lost atwo-shot lead anddidn’tmakebirdie over the last 12 holestofinishtwo shots behind.

“I justcouldn’t ﬁndthemtoday Just didn’thave my best stuff,” Burns, aformer LSU standout, said. “Given the circumstances, I’mvery pleasedwith theweek. I’mlooking forward to being home.” Reigning championScottie Scheffler somehow managed to stick around until the end, getting twobad bounces that cost him momentum, then getting one big break for amost improbable birdie. He closed with a67and shared fourth withFleetwood,who fell back early but delivered abirdie-

Missing from all drama, remarkably,was DeChambeau. He lost a golfball andmade triple bogey on the 11th hole and didn’tmake abirdie until he was well out of contention. Thattwo-shotpenalty he received Friday for improving the path of his swing wasn’tanissueatthe end. DeChambeau shot a72and tiedfor 14th. Fox wonfor the10thtime worldwide, his biggest title before Sunday coming at the BMW PGA Championship in 2023.Heisthe oldest first-time major champion sinceHenrikStenson was 40 at RoyalTroon 10 years ago. Fox finished at 10-under 270, got his hands on the jug and heard those magic words when he was introduced as the “Champion Golfer of the Year.” “I’m not quite sure how Ihit thatputt on 18. Look, it is adream come true,” Foxsaid. “Looking at thattrophy now, it’sthe first time I’ve seen it up close. So it’spretty amazing.

ASSoCIATEdPRESS PHoToByPETER MoRRISon

Cameron young reacts after playingout of abunker on the 18th green during the final dayofthe British open on SundayatRoyal Birkdale golf club in Southport, England.

Friendship immortalized

BY KASEY BUBNASH Staff writer

In apatch of twisted oldyew trees on the edge ofNew Orleans’ West End Park, awooden bench beckonspassersbytotake aload off andlisten to the birds twitter. Where the clump of nonnative trees camefrom is largely amystery —they’ve been there for as long as anyone nearbycan remember. But thebiggestmystery of all sits at the center of the grove: the weathered statue of alargedog, frozen in time, panting andstaring intothe distance. There’snoplaque, andnomention of the statue in anyhistorical directories. There’sjustaslab of concrete in thegrass afew feet away that reads“Gus” in faded ceramic tiles.

Gus the dog memorial, as it’s known to inquiringlocals online, has becomeabeloved ﬁxture of thepark over the years. Gusis often dressed accordingtoseason and decorated for holidays. He’s visited regularly by neighborhood

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dogs,who sometimes mistake him fora living creature before alittle snifﬁng conﬁrmsotherwise.

He even has an official marker and flawless, five-star rating on Google Maps, where adoring fans describe him as a“national treasure” and, better yet, a“good boy.”

Still, it seemseven those who jog and walk past Gus on anear daily basis don’tknow his story “I feel like Iknow Gus,”said one woman who visits thepark roughly ﬁve times aweek. “But I don’tknow him.”

To Lee Henderson, who lives in aboathouse across thestreet, that’spart of thefun. Gus has generated amythology of his own It’sthe subject of multiple Reddit threads, where local users describe their peaceful visits with Gus (and which sometimes involve hallucinatory substances). Countless commenters have questioned whether the real Gus loved to chase squirrels or hated the mailman Henderson reads through these postsfrom time to time, delighted at the stories people invent and share.

“I like it when people tell me about Gus,” Henderson said. The truth is that Guswas just a regulardog who lived in the neighborhood. But,like all dogs, he was legendary to thosewho knew him.

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Piranhafor dinner andother noteworthy tales

deepinthe Amazon in Brazil and theother from Milan, Italy He wrote, “Unsurprisingly therewerenopostcards in the depths of theAmazon. So,we made this onewith aphotoItook while piranha fishing. We then atethe piranhas for dinner much less tasty and meaty than the pirarucu, which is bigenough for

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7p.m. Mondays l nBC(and streaming next dayonPeacock) l nbc.com/american-ninja-warrior

BY JUDYBERGERON Staff writer

TwoLouisiana athletes have their sights set on reaching “Mount Midoriyama.” For the uninitiated,that’sthe last obstaclebetween an “American Ninja Warrior” ﬁnalist and $1 million. TheNBC competitionseries’ 18th season will enter the central regional qualifying phase with Monday’s episode. New Orleans native Genny Culotta Hillsand Joseph Lukachick of Geismarare scheduled to compete —sprinting over “shrinking steps,” swinging through the “kite surfer” andgrabbing narrow ledges for dear life in the “wall-to-wall.” One wrong move, and they’ll fall into the pool below,abruptly ending that run.

PRoVIdEd PHoToBy SCoTT EVERETT WHITE/nBC Joseph Lukachick, of Geismar, maneuvers the ‘kitesurfer’ obstacle on the ‘American ninja Warrior’ course.

The “Ninja” obstacle course phases change each season so thatnew hopefuls won’t totally know what they’re facing. As the season progresses, winners advancetoregionalfinals, semifinals and finals, alltaking place in LasVegas.The finals are where they’ll attempt to conquer “Mount Midoriyama.”

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Apostcard fromToronto sent by olivia Regard, of Lafayette

As theschool year starts, we’re thinking about thepeoplewho standatthe front of theroom, who open classroom doors with asmile.Sometimesastranger in August becomesthe persona studentnever forgets. Certain teacherssay something on arandom October afternoon and students repeat it for decades to come —orateacher maylead by example and givein waysthat changes lives. We invitereaderstotellus about that teacher who made all thedifference:writealetter directly to theteacher and send it to us.Ortellthe story plain: a name,aclassroom and themoment that stuck. We’relooking for thelessons that have outlasted thechalkboard(or thedry-erase board, as thecase maybe). Sendyour letter or story,including thename of theteacher,name of school, city and year to jan.risher@ theadvocate.comby2 p.m.July 28. Photos of theteacher arealso welcome

STAFF PHoTo By KASEy BUBnASH

TheGus the dog memorial statue in West End Park

PRoVIdEd

Lee Henderson with his late dog, Gus

By The Associated Press

Today is Monday, July 20, the 201st day of 2026. There are 164 days left in the year

Today in History:

On July 20, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin became the ﬁrst men to walk on the moon after reaching its surface in their Apollo 11 lunar module.

Also on this date:

In 1917, America’s World War I draft lottery began as Secretary of War Newton Baker, wearing a blindfold, reached into a glass bowl and pulled out a capsule containing the number 258 during a ceremony in the Senate ofﬁce building.

In 1944, an attempt by a group of German ofﬁcials to assassinate Adolf Hitler with a bomb in a briefcase failed as the explosion only wounded the Nazi leader

In 1951, Jordan’s King Abdullah I was assassinated in Jerusalem by a Palestinian gunman who was shot dead on the spot by security

In 1976, America’s Viking 1 robot spacecraft made a successful, ﬁrst-ever landing on Mars.

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The Louisiana hopefuls have trained years for their moment on the “American Ninja Warrior” stage.

Stumbling into it

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Hills was introduced to Ninja workouts at a small Jefferson gym, NOLA Muscle Park. The facility was also where she first heard about the NBC series. At that time, the city was behind the curve as far as Ninja goes.

“My coaches at the gym and everyone I did it with were kind of struggling to get business and keep the gym popular,” Hills, 38, said. “That was what gave me the idea, ‘Well, maybe I could help grow the sport in our community.’”

Her coaches and fellow gym members convinced her to apply for the show, which entailed an application and videos of her Ninja workouts.

“To be honest, I love that it is both a personal and a team sport. It’s a lot more mental toughness than it is just physical strength, which I love,” she said.

Hills says she grew up loving competition, and she and her twin sister played various sports. With that foundation, Hills entered a few of the many Ninja competitions happening around the country, training for each one as it approached by keeping up on her skills and working through obstacle courses at the gym — mimicking ones from the show

Once an athlete gets the call from “American Ninja Warrior” that they have been selected to compete, there’s about a month until the athlete has to go to the Las Vegas contest site By the time she was recruited, NOLA Muscle Park had closed, and Hills was training at Crescent City Ninjas in Gretna.

Hills has worked as a physician assistant in neurocritical care for brain injury, and in 2020 was hired as academic director of the new Ochsner Xavier Physician Assistant Program.

This year, Hills and her husband relocated to Lon-

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a pirarucu is — and boy, was I in for some learning! The pirarucu is the world’s largest freshwater fish They grow up to 10 feet long and can weigh more than 400 pounds. Their skin is puncture-proof (designed to withstand the piranhas they share rivers with) and is used to make exotic leather goods. I had no idea.

In 1977, a ﬂash ﬂood hit Johnstown, Pennsylvania, killing more than 80 people and causing $350 million worth of damage.

In 1990, Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan, one of the court’s most liberal voices, announced he was stepping down In 1993, White House deputy counsel Vincent Foster Jr., 48, was found shot to death in a park near Washington, D.C.; it was ruled a suicide.

In 2006, the Senate voted 98-0 to renew the landmark 1965 Voting Rights Act for another quarter-century

In 2007, President George W. Bush signed an executive order prohibiting cruel and inhuman treatment, including humiliation or denigration of religious beliefs, in the detention and interrogation of terrorism suspects.

In 2012, gunman James Holmes opened ﬁre inside a crowded movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, during a midnight showing of “The Dark Knight Rises,” killing 12 people and wounding 70 others. (Holmes was later convicted of murder and attempted murder, and

sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.)

In 2015, the United States and Cuba restored full diplomatic relations after more than ﬁve decades of frosty relations rooted in the Cold War.

Today’s Birthdays: Baseball Hall of Famer Tony Oliva is 88. Artist Judy Chicago is 87. Country singer T.G. Sheppard is 82. Singer Kim Carnes is 81. Rock musician Carlos Santana is 79. Author and commentator Thomas Friedman is 73. Rock musician Paul Cook (Sex Pistols) is 70. Actor Frank Whaley is 63. Conservationist and TV personality Terri Irwin is 62. Rock musician Stone Gossard (Pearl Jam) is 60. Actor Josh Holloway (TV: “Lost”) is 57. Singer Vitamin C is 57. Actor Sandra Oh is 55. Hockey Hall of Famer Peter Forsberg is 53. Actor Omar Epps is 53. Basketball Hall of Famer Ray Allen is 51. Hockey Hall of Famer Pavel Datsyuk is 48.

Actor Percy Daggs III is 44.

Actor John Francis Daley is 41. Dancer-singer-actor Julianne Hough is 38. Former MLB pitcher Stephen Strasburg is 38.

don, where she’s already found a new Ninja gym.

Growing up Ninja Lukachick, 27, has been following “American Ninja Warrior” since childhood.

Like Hills, the pandemic also nudged him into Ninja training

“We were bored. My parents have some property, so we’re like, ‘Hey, let’s build a Ninja course.’ We cut up some telephone poles and dug some holes and built a pretty big course that we played around.”

In 2021, four-time “American Ninja Warrior” competitor Jared Greer spoke at Fellowship Church, the Prairieville church which Lukachick attends. Greer’s nonprofit organization Overcoming Obstacles visits churches and schools, bringing “American Ninja Warrior”-type obstacles and sharing the gospel.

After talking to Greer and finding a local Ninja gym, AIM Gym, Lukachick said he fell in love with the sport.

Two years ago, Lukachick submitted an application to the show, but he wasn’t picked. Instead, he was a part of a team that tests the obstacles for safety before the event starts.

Last year, he re-applied and secured his slot for Season 18.

When he’s not at work at Home Protection Systems or at the gym, the husband and father of a 3-month-old daughter puts in Ninja time at home.

“The family Ninja course is a little rundown now because it’s been sitting outside for six years now but me and my wife were able to build a house two years

ago,” he explained “What we’ve done in our living room is put rings up and a big bar that you can swing across and kind of traverse the entirety of the living room.”

His wife goes along with this setup, as she did Ninja alongside him until her pregnancy

Lukachick, a childhood leukemia survivor, has found Ninja training to be less physically impacting to his hips, knees, ankles and such, since his bones are more brittle since going through cancer treatment.

“You’re basically always on mats, so you already have that cushion when you are running and you have shoes. It is very physically taxing, but not in a harsh manner on your body,” he said. “I was like, ‘Hey, I could really thrive in this and use this as a great exercise.’

Last spring, Lukachick was able to start running again and started pushing himself to get his endurance up. This gave the athlete a head start on his reality show training. After his selection, he opted to maintain his regimen in the month leading up to show ﬁlming.

In Las Vegas for the big day Lukachick recalls the nerves not setting in until about 10 seconds before his turn on the mat.

“When you got on the stage, it was like, ‘Oh OK I’m here.

I’m about to do this,’” he said. “But it was just that pressure of, ‘Well, how far can I get it?’ I think that was in the back of my head, because you just want to do good.”

Email Judy Bergeron at jbergeron@theadvocate. com.

In Milan, Cosban wrote that he went fabric shopping and stopped by Lake Como, which he said lived up to the hype Linda Berggren from New Orleans found a 1984 Louisiana World’s Fair postcard in Arkansas and sent it my way, fondly recounting the gondola rides. Sandra Adams sent a postcard from the Sonoran Desert and wrote that the temperatures were high, but “the lack of humidity makes it bearable.” Olivia Regard from Lafayette is visiting Toronto and found time to zipline across the Niagara Falls. She also mentioned that Toronto has the longest underground shopping and walking network. It’s 19 miles long. We are still looking for postcards from seven states the same stubborn seven listed above. The Postcard Project is like a treasure hunt. It ends on Labor Day Keep those cards and letters coming to Jan Risher The Advocate, 10705 Rieger Rd., Baton Rouge, LA 70809. Email Jan Risher at jan. risher@theadvocate.com.

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The 125-pound, meatball of a Rottweiler loved to take long walks on his own around West End Park, before getting butt scratches and snuggling with his family as they read stories before bed.

Henderson knows, because Gus was his dog. His study buddy through college at Tulane University, his security guard after Hurricane Katrina, his road trip partner when he traveled for work, and his best friend for about 14 years.

“So Gus is a legend,” Henderson said.

A legend is born

Henderson and Gus ﬁrst met when they were both just pups.

Gus belonged to some of Henderson’s classmates at Tulane for about six weeks until he destroyed their bathroom and they decided they didn’t need a purebred Rottweiler Henderson agreed to take the dog for a week. The week turned to years.

Henderson was living with multiple roommates in a messy rental he likened to a “modern-day Animal House.”

There was a pool table in the living room, which Henderson and his friends trained Gus to jump on whenever someone came to the front door This way, the ﬁrst thing visitors saw upon entry was a giant Rottweiler standing several feet tall.

Gus was just another one of the guys, really Every morning after a big party, Henderson said Gus would go around the house and knock over every halfempty beer can and glass, happily lapping up the remaining contents, whether it was beer, whiskey or cigarette butts.

He was never picky

Growing up with Gus

As Henderson and Gus grew up together, they

In 2010, Henderson and his wife moved to a boathouse in West End, where Gus quickly gained notoriety “You get to know your neighbors through their dogs,” he said. When Henderson’s daughter was born, they bought her all the “Good Dog Carl” books they could ﬁnd, classic children’s stories about a Rottweiler named Carl who is left to babysit a little girl. Gus would snuggle up as they read, always changing the words to “Good Dog Gus.”

Remembering Gus

both matured. But Gus, at his core, never really changed.

When Henderson started dating the woman who would become his wife, Gus refused to accept it. He sought vengeance for a year and a half, eating or destroying practically everything she owned: shoes, underwear, beauty products.

When Gus ﬁnally realized she wasn’t going anywhere, Henderson said the dog grew to love and accept her as part of the pack. After Katrina hit, the trio were stuck living in corporate housing in Houston. But, because of a rule prohibiting big dogs, Henderson said they were evicted a few weeks later As they packed up to head home, Gus suddenly leapt from the car and charged the property manager Terriﬁed, the property manager froze as Gus pounced and began furiously humping his leg.

Good Dog Gus

The days rebuilding in New Orleans after Katrina were long and hard, but Henderson said Gus protected their Mid-City home with his life. He even burst through glass-paned windows — more than once.

About three weeks after Gus died of old age around 2014, Henderson’s wife came rushing back to the boathouse after a walk outside. “Lee,” she said, “Gus is in the park.” He didn’t understand until he saw it for himself. It was dawn. Golden light was shining through the yew trees just so, through an early morning haze over the park. Sitting at the center of the grove, right where they’d buried Gus weeks before, was the statue. A neighbor had quietly left it as a gift. It’s not a perfect replica of Gus, a little more Labrador than Rottweiler, but it was an almost spiritual moment for Henderson and his family Bryan Whited, executive director of the Municipal Yacht Harbor Management Corporation, which maintains West End Park, said they’ve never thought to have the statue removed, even though it wasn’t exactly a sanctioned addition.

“It adds to the lore of the park if anything,” he said. Pretty much everyone in Henderson’s social circle has a story about Gus. So it’s ﬁtting that now years after his death, even people who never knew the real dog have Gus stories too.

Email Kasey Bubnash at kasey.bubnash@ theadvocate.com.

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Genny Culotta Hills races through the ‘shrinking steps’ while on the video screens her family watches from home.

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A neighbor of Gus’s owner left the statue as a gift after the dog passed away around 2014.

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Abbitt,Christopher Michael, 3735 Monte Vista Dr Acklen, Devin Victoria, 3735 Monte Vista Dr Adams, Shelbi Nicole, 4015 BirdHeights Ave#1

Aillet, Carolyn Sue, 5372 Myrle Dr Albarez, Brittany Madelene, 7753 First St Alexander,Jamiceya Nicole, 3780 River Park Ln Alleman, Jared Steven, 3954 Monte Vista Dr Allemond, Nicolas Joel, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #1312

Allen,Chelsea Alexis, 7142 Rue Dauphine

AmburgySr,Phillip Leroy,7921 First St Anderson, Bridget Dewan High, 4390 Peter Messina Rd Anderson, Matthew Michael, 7126 Rue Dumaine Anderson, Stephen Ali, 3780 River Park Ln #72

Anthony,Crystal Lynn Morales, 4018 Union Dr Ardoin Jr,Reed Thomas, 3645 River Park Ln #10 Armstrong, Brittany Nicole, 3350 Air ForceLn Armstrong, Lauren Ashley,3350 Air ForceLn Arocho, Norma Azalia, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #4303

Arthur,Shawn Kelly Vincent, 7868 5th St Ashley, Jackson Cole, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #1120 Ayala, Lisa, 4718 Aubrey AnnDr Babin, Jalaris Kerial, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#224 Badie, Carlisa Ann Brooks, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#1327 Badie, Khylee, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #7103 Baker, Quinton Denard, 4054 Carolina Dr Balcuns, Calep Mason, 3747 Quarter Horse Ln Bankston,Amanda Faith, 7541 First St Batiste, Christopher D, 7537 Sandra Dr Batton, Candyce Jeree, 4034 ForetSt Batts, Benjamin Wade, 5145 Myrle Dr Beckham, Marcha Ariel, 3130 River Landing Dr Beethe, BernardBen, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#1318 Bell, RichardJ,3939 Monte Vista Dr Belone, Markeisha, 3543 Karen Dr Belue, Hunter Lane, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #3308 Bencosme, Yamilex Maria, 3813 Plantation Ridge Dr Bennett IV,Houston, 7540 Chad Dr#C Bertrand, Larry D, 5233 Lorraine St Bible, Sarah Hickman, 7959 Molaison St Blair,Anne Renee, 7736 FirstSt Blanchard, Devine V, 4654 Eudora Dr Blink, Daryl Wayne, 8059 Ray Rivet St Bodin, Allison Mary,3815 Poplar Grove Dr Bonaventure, Blake, 4015 BirdHeights Ave#10 Bono, Jason Michael, 3251 River Landing Dr Bordelon, Christian August, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #5103 Boren, Glenn Wash, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #3115 Boston, Anthony,7130 Rue Nouville Ecosse Boudreaux, Ric Anthony,3937 Cypress Hall Dr Boudreaux, Scott Neal, 4640 Blvd Acadian Bourgoyne III, Steve Eugene, 5024 Myrle Dr Bourgoyne, Jace Taylor,4118 Olivia Dr Boyd, Brayden Joseph, 3616 Addis Ln Boyd, Bryce Patrick, 3616 Addis Ln Boyd, Jackie, 4250 Little Hope Dr Bracken, Tyre Jamal, 6397 Union Dr Brakefield, Myrna B, 3672 Cane Ridge Dr Breaux, McKelle Paige, 4762 Eudora Dr Breaux, McKenzie Cori, 4757 Aubrey Ann Dr Breitenbach,Cameron Pierce, 4529 Little Hope Dr Brooks, Tamatha Mott, 7914 Ed Lejeune St Broomfield, Kayla, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #4319 Brown, Roxanne Janet Marie, 4476 Belle VueDr Brown, Shannon Lanae, 4352 Foret St Brown, Terri Ann Knapps, 4931 Myrle Dr Browning,Abbigale Lee, 5275 Myrle Dr Brumfield, Jasmine Angelle, 3133 River Landing Dr Bruster,Jasmine Marie, 3475 Riverboat Ln #42 Bucholtz, Katelyn Victoria, 4939 Belle VueDr Burns, Brent Ashton, 3914 Cane Ridge Dr Burnstein III, Robert, 3820 Karen Dr Burnstein, Dwaneise Marvella, 3820 Karen Dr Burton, Danny Ray, 4467 Sugar Hollow Ln Busby,Kyle Alan, 4396 Union Dr Butler Jr,Geon Enorris, 3666 Addis Ln Butler Jr,James Ferdinand, 8112 First St Cadby,Maya, 3853 Union Dr Cain Sr,Walter Larry,7663 First St Cain, Jonette Fitzgerald, 4151 Harris Ave Callicoatte, Scarlet, 7464 SRiver Rd Capps, Iris Anita, 5355 Lorraine St Carpenter,Amber Christian, 3660 River Park Ln #60 Carpenter,Luke Joseph, 3660 River Park Ln #60 Castella, Abbey,3913 Carolina Dr Cavalier,Donna Marie, 8020LaHighway 1S #28 Charbonnet, Stacy Caloian, 4797 Aubrey Ann Dr Christophe, Jasman D, 3766 Karen Dr Clayton Jr,Jesse James, 4446 Main St Collins, Nancy,4662 Jaselyn Ann Ave Comeaux Jr,TerryPaul, 7519 JeffCt Comeaux, Blair Morgan, 4440Peter Messina Rd Compton, Kendra Dashae, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#335 Croney,Richard, 4106 Stonewall Dr Crotty,Shelley Marie, 6761 La Highway 1S #18 Crowley III, Lester Peter,3939 Cypress Hall Dr Crowley,Pamela Denise, 3939 Cypress Hall Dr Crowson, Michael A, 7450 La Highway 1S Cyprian, Derrick Jemon, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#535 Daigle, Darryl Joseph, 5062EudoraDr Daley Jr,OffordJames, 5331 Eudora Dr Davis, Cherokeia Dashae, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#231 Davis, Cynthia Mccoy,3329 Gladys Dr Davis, Jaylen Keonte, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #4310 Davis, Jordanne Ashley,4111Main St Davis, Tomaris, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#432 Delgadillo, Octavio Doroteo, 7212 SRiver Rd Derbonne, Joseph Romain, 7542 First St Deville, Mattie Ann Bello, 7736 First St Diamond Jr,Gregory, 4215 Monte Vista Dr Doiga, Christine Deshotels, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #4122 Doiga, Monica K, 3717 Union Dr Dopp, Jordan Reginald, 4712 ESunset Loop Dupont, TracePaul, 59222 Hwy 1148 Dupre, Heidi Susan, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#413 Dupree, Thomas Allen, 8020 La Highway 1S #2 Dupuy,Kristey Danelle, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#926 Dupuy,Susan R, 6761 La Highway 1S#3 Duron, Marisa Irma, 8020 La Highway 1S#16 Dwyer,GW,4781 Eudora Dr Eby,Eric Nicholas, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#238 Eddie, Brittany Alon, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #2202 Elliott, Don Shauard, 3640 River Park Ln #58 Elliott, Larry L, 3640 River Park Ln #58 Escareno, Rosa Maria, 8020LaHighway 1S #16

Ewing, Joni Nicole, 3958 Cypress Hall Dr Falcon,Clarence N, 4625 Eudora Dr Falcon,Shannon Marie, 5293Eudora Dr Fernandez, Carmelo Fernando, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#437 Fernandez, Jameshaulyn B, 3837 Cane Ridge Dr Fleming, Mariah Dinisha, 4536 Molaison St Flores, Roel, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #6106 Florian-Portillo, Noemi, 3203 Gladys Dr Fontenot, Ethel Jane, 3580 River Park Ln #51 Fontenot, Mitchell James, 4437 Little Hope Dr Forest, Herman, 3713 Sandbar Dr Foster,Darren Alaxandar,7857 First St #B Fountain, Robin Sheila, 6714 Virginia Dr Fournet, Brett Joseph, 6795Belle Vale Dr#626 Francois, Chrystin Danica, 6795 Belle Vale Dr#812 Franklin, Demetrius Reynarda, 4702 Longwood Dr Franklin, Gloria Dean, 4043 Main St

Franklin, Kenneth Ray,7180 SRiver Rd #39

Frazier,DeonanteMarquissco-Corey,3476 Sweetwater Blvd #3212

Freeze, Cameron Morrell, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #4210

Fremin, Patty Lynn, 6861 La Highway 1S #29

Fuller,Dustin Doyle, 3735 MonteVista Dr

Galathe, Maya Bennique, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #3104

Gales, Na’kyria Kenyon, 4357 Blvd Acadian

Gallagher,Kendall Kaye, 4053 MainSt Garcia, Jazmin, 3563 Riverboat Ln

Garvin, Shawn Joseph, 4352 ForetSt

Gaudet Jr,Arthur J, 5253 Eudora Dr Gaudet, Laura G, 5253 Eudora Dr Gautreaux, Blake Michael, 3731 Plantation Ridge Dr

Gay Jr,Carlton R, 3944 Olivia Dr Gibson, Annie, 3663 Cane Ridge Dr

Gonzales, Christopher George, 4852 MyrleDr

Gonzales, George N, 4852 Myrle Dr

Graham,Corey Nash, 4918 Trial Dr

Granier III, Joe Arville, 7551 First St

Granier,Leah Stein, 8020 La Highway 1S #50

Grant, Laticia Marie, 3675 River ParkLn

Gray,Rita Isabel, 7436 First St #H

Green, AsiaLyneye, 8124 Ed Lejeune St

Green, SantrellJeannae, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #4320

Greer,Shannon Rena, 4022 Myhand St #19

Greif, Robert Allen, 6795 BelleValeDr#912

Griffiths, Paul,3735 MonteVista Dr

Gros III, Oudrey Jules, 3247 Rivers Edge Dr

Guerrero, Gary A, 4063 Main St

Guidry,Misty Rachelle,7548 Bradley Ct

Guillory,Katelon Daigle, 4233 Home Place Dr

Guillot, Garrett Nicole, 3445 Plantation Ridge Dr

Guillot, Kyleigh Nicole, 3445 Plantation Ridge Dr

Gwinn, Juli Jessina, 4390 Peter Messina Rd #15

Hahn, Trent Joseph, 7001 Demoss Ave

Hammond, Ashantay Renea, 7180 SRiver Rd #6

Hanner,Joshua Caleb, 4830 Eudora Dr

Harris,Barbara Ann, 3816 Cane Ridge Dr

Harris,Kendall D, 3646 AddisLn

Hebert, CalebMichael, 3919 Monte VistaDr

Hebert, Cody James, 6950 SRiver Rd

Hebert, Katherine Renee, 4116 Carolina Dr

Hebert, Toby James, 4116 Carolina Dr

Hebert, Wayne Paul,4526 Little Hope Dr

Heikes, Jennifer Marie,8308 Lois St

Henson, Kylie Paige, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #4104

Hester II, DavidLionel, 3845 Poplar Grove Dr

Hester,Deborah Lynn, 3845 Poplar Grove Dr

Holley, Kaden Heath, 5321 Eudora Dr

HortonJr, CharlesCole, 5371 Eudora Dr

House, Marie Leeana, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #1316

Howell,Christy Ann, 4332 MonteVista Dr

Howell,Rebecca Lee, 4793 Jaselyn Ann Ave

Jackson, Danielle Renee, 4590 Sugar HollowLn

Jackson, Darrius Dewayne, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #3113

Jackson, Jaylon Brena, 7536 JeffCt

Jackson, Roderick Keith, 3755 Riverboat Ln #6

Jackson, Thomas Brandon, 4590 Sugar HollowLn

James, Tameka Wiley,4757 Bayou PlantationDr

Jeansonne, Ryan J, 4390 Peter Messina Rd #9

Johns, Reshonda Shantel,8020 La Highway 1S #32

Johnson, AlexisMonique, 7180 SRiver Rd

Johnson, Betty Brisco, 7857 First St #C

Johnson, CharlesK,8056 Ed Lejeune St

Johnson, Dawayna Camper,3410 River ParkLn#34

Johnson, Donovan, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #6108

Johnson, Dontate Jerome, 3836 Addis Ln #3

Johnson, Emanuel,3402 River ParkLn

Johnson, Galen Paul,7524 SandraDr

Johnson, Jessica Naomi, 4220 Peter Messina Rd

Johnson, Keyshaun Emile, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #718

Johnson, Robert Ray, 4912 Myrle Dr

Johnson, Warren Joseph, 3617 Riverboat Ln

Jones, Audrey Dashawn, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #2021

Jones, Jamaal, 3650 River Park Ln

Jones, Jayla Danielle, 7748 Ed Lejeune St

Joseph, Breanna Deshawn, 8074 Ed Lejeune St

Joseph, JuliaW,8043 Ray Rivet St Kelley,Amanda L, 4390 Peter Messina Rd #30

Kelley,Janice Ann, 3836 AddisLn#6 Kelley,KristiDawn, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #813

King, Kaitlynn Breann, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #3201

Kirkland, Allen J, 5213 Eudora Dr

Koenig, Philip, 3820 Susan Jean Dr

Kolodziej, Paul,6795 Belle Vale Dr #725

Lacombe, Jordan Dianna, 4791 Sugar HollowLn

Lamarche, George Anthony,3476 Sweetwater Blvd #4307

Lambert, Austin Lee, 4234 Home Place Dr Landry,Brodi James, 7736 First St

Lane, Jack Oliver Casteel, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #337

Lane, Parris Vontrell, 4643 Belle VueDr

Larue, Adyson McCauley,6706 BenoitDr

Lavergne, Shamona Syntyche, 4375 Bayou Plantation Dr

Lawson, Alison Erin, 3893 Union Dr

Lawson, Russell Lee, 3893 UnionDr Leblanc, Brionna Lily, 4701 Sugar HollowLn

Leblanc, Tayla Brienee, 3820 Poplar Grove Dr

Leblanc, Tonia Marie Cooper,3914 Plantation Ridge Dr Lemar,Deirdre D, 3450 River ParkLn

Lemar,Markeisha Jena, 3402 River Park Ln #33

Lemar,Stacy Lyn, 3402 River ParkLn#33

Leveron, Felix Jacob, 4646 RabalaisLn

Leviege, Jasmine Jonee, 4623 Belle VueDr

Lewis, Spencer G, 3954 Olivia Dr

Li,Seng, 6795 BelleValeDr#1526

London, Danielle Alyssa, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #3218

London, Rodrick D, 4602 Sugar HollowLn

Lopez,Janet C, 7738 Ed Lejeune St

Lopez,Raymond J, 3555 Susan Jean Dr

Lopez,Tommy Michael, 3555 Susan Jean Dr

Mabry,Briana Lashay,3476 Sweetwater Blvd #4113

Marchand I, Michael Dale, 8325 First St

Martin, Jacoby Damon, 4623 Longwood Dr

Martin, KelsieElizabeth, 4444 Myhand St

Martinez, Claire, 3657 Sugar Harvest Ct

Matheny,Ashley Crain, 4643 Belle VueDr

Matherne, Skylar Rain, 6761 La Highway 1S #20

Matherne, Zachary James, 6761 La Highway 1S#20

Maturen, Matthew Richard, 3736 UnionDr

McBride, Jade Sanchez,4280 Olivia Dr

McBride, Steffan Michael, 4280 Olivia Dr McCullough, Laquesha, 6840 SRiver Rd

McKissic, Ethel Annette, 3685 River ParkLn#7

Medina, Albert John, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #3210

Medina, Mirena, 3476 Sweetwater Blvd #3210

Mellieon, Joshua Kevin, 7530 Jackie Ct

Mendoza, Randy Joseph, 5282 Eudora Dr

Mercer,Peyton Alexander,7542 First St

Messina, Andrew Michael,59030 Hwy 1148

Messina, Kelsee Renee, 59030 Hwy 1148

Miranda, AlexisMary,7180 SRiver Rd #3

Miranda, John Landon, 4239 StonewallDr

Mitchel, Kayla Darchelle, 7543 ChadDr#B

Morales, ChloeLynn, 4544 ClouatreLn

Morales, Madison Raleigh, 7857 First St #B

Morales, SheriR,4564 Myhand St

Morgan, Marcus Dwayne, 3645 Karen Dr

Morgan, Taquita Lynette, 3836 AddisLn#6

Morgan, Tereska Marie, 3645 Karen Dr

Moss, Gina Gayle, 6795 BelleValeDr#1513

Muniz, Olga Lydia, 3904 Myhand St

Murry,Daniel M, 4555 Foret St

Nations, Jeffery Steven, 4022 Myhand St #18

Newman, Abigail Marie, 5381 Eudora Dr

Newman, Kendra Earin, 5381 Eudora Dr

Ng,Jacquelin, 3723 Sandbar Dr Noble-Veal, Brigette Anaise, 3688 Sugar Harvest Ct

Normand, Jude, 8061 George Bookish Ln

Nwabude, Crystal Amy,6795 Belle Vale Dr #1418

Nwabude, Martins Chinedu, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #1418

Ocmand, Zachary Dale, 6761 La Highway 1S#19

Odeyemi, Ahmed Kolade, 4785 Belle VueDr

Odum, Kennon Coy, 5082 Eudora Dr

Ourso, Taryn Elizabeth, 4340 Parker Rd

Parker-Thomas, Jasmine D, 7180 SRiver Rd #17

Parrino, Caroline Guillot, 4788 Aubrey Ann Dr

Parrino, Samuel Kelly, 4788 Aubrey Ann Dr

Patrick, Dale Anthony,4267 Sandbar Dr

Peavy, Tara Ann, 4390 Peter Messina Rd #18

Peloquin, Clifford,5053 Myrle Dr

Peloquin, Debra M, 5053 Myrle Dr

Penalber,Monica, 4530 Blvd Acadian

Pendergist, Lindsey NareeTynes, 4716 Avery Grace Blvd

Stonewall Dr

Peterson, MarliesRosemarie, 4278

Petty,HolleyAnne, 3605 Susan Jean Dr

Phelps, Susie U, 5042 Eudora Dr

Pierre, Lakeysha Semora, 8022 Landry St

Pittman, Justin Cymone, 4775 Belle VueDr

Polk, Zachary Landon, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #914

Pollitz, Krystal Nicole, 4661 Monte Vista Dr

Pollitz, Paul Robson,4661 Monte Vista Dr

Porter,Kasey Kendall, 3830 KarenDr

Pourciau,MirandaNicole, 4022 MyhandSt#20

Prejean,Floyd Alfred, 4218 WNic Dr

Price, JeremyAllen, 4737 MainSt

Quincy,JeremyJermaine,4382 Olivia Dr

Ratcliff, Joshua Dwight, 7520 ChadDr#A

Rheams, Tiffany Marie, 3334 Rivers Edge Dr

Richard, Carolyn W, 4212 MyhandSt

Ripley,Holly Ruth Anne,4526 Little Hope Dr

Rivers Jr,SamuelLee, 3757 KarenDr

Rivers, EdwardTrivieonne,3766 Karen Dr

Rivet, Patricia F, 4763 Jaselyn Ann Ave

Rizer,Courtney Crochet, 4390 PeterMessina Rd #24 Roberts, Courtland Allen, 6861 La Highway 1S#24 Roberts, Stephanie Rebecca, 3417 YoungerDr Robinson, Kenbreon A, 8020 La Highway 1S#27 Roger,Alysia N, 8424 Lois St Roger,Brooke Elizabeth, 3476 SweetwaterBlvd #1204 Rojas, Jose Daniel, 4026 Cypress Hall Dr Roth, Bryan,4267 SandbarDr Roy,Shawn Anthony,3926 Cypress Hall Dr Russell, ColemanAnderson,6795 Belle Vale Dr #1013

Saizan, Chad Randall, 8118 Georgette Ave Sanders, Damarion, 4387 Blvd Acadian

Saurage, DianeRiche,4786 MyrleDr

Scales, Germain Lamar, 4123 Stonewall Dr

Scales, Ingrid Lauren Smiles, 4123 StonewallDr

Scott, Rosalind Denise,8249 First St

Seals III, David, 7543 ChadDr#C

Seals, Artsimeon Jamal, 3497 Riverboat Ln

Seneca, Sean T, 4414 Olivia Dr

Sikes, Jacob Dean,6686 Linwood Dr

Sikes, MikaylaSuzanne,6686 Linwood Dr

Simon, Brandon, 7022 SRiverRd

Simon, Jessica Windham, 7022 SRiverRd

Simoneaux, Amber Michelle,3746 Union Dr

Simoneaux, BrianaA,8020 La Highway 1S #29

Sisk, Kristen, 4414 Olivia Dr Slaughter,Baron C, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #425 Smith III, Sherman Joseph,7672 First St Smith, Devaughn Jaquille,3820 Karen Dr Snearl, Dedrick Leonard, 3534 Addis Ln Snow,Dylan Thomas, 7914 Ed Lejeune St Songy,Julie T, 3622 Bird Heights Ave Sparks Jr,Ronald Lee, 4022 MyhandSt#27 Spaulding, Timothy Wayne, 4534 Molaison St Stafford, Kendrick Lamar, 3346 Gladys Dr Steele, Jasmine, 4627 TrialDr Stelly,Ann MarieThibodeaux,3818 Addis Ln Stepter,TywayneLee, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #1435 Stewart, April M, 4390 PeterMessina Rd #9 Stewart, Aron Michael,4017 Harris Ave Stewart, Elspeth Alison, 3893 Union Dr Stovall, Dominic J, 7540 Ed Lejeune St Tate,BrittaniWynn, 3476 SweetwaterBlvd #3301 Tate,Domonique Trevon, 4415 StonewallDr Tate,Ryan DavidAlexus, 3852 Monte Vista Dr Tate,Stevi Briane, 8341 Lois St Taylor,Brady,5012 Eudora Dr Taylor,Destanee J, 7520 Jackie Ct Taylor,Ja’lacia, 6795 Belle Vale Dr Taylor,Marlon Jerman,4299 Blvd Acadian Taylor,Nya Trenice, 3476 SweetwaterBlvd #2117 Thibodaux Jr,Bruce Joseph,3760 Addis Ln Thibodeaux, Joanna Leblanc, 5276 MyrleDr Thibodeaux, Valerie P, 59050 Hwy 1148 Thomas Jr,MiguelAnthony,3476 SweetwaterBlvd #4305 Thomas, LatoyaAlexis, 4332 Olivia Dr Thomas, SundrellYvette, 3585 Riverboat Ln #28 Thompson,Tammy Gale Wilson,3760 River Park Ln #70 Thymes, Bralon Makhi, 3658 Plantation Ridge Dr Tidwell, Mary Ranee, 3443 Bird Heights Ave Toups,BreaRenae, 6706 Joyce Dr #4A Trahan,Brittnie Marie, 6761 La Highway 1S#6 Tranchina,GarrettJ,3683 Riverboat Ln Tranchina,Tammy O, 3683 Riverboat Ln Travis, Erica Denise,3476 SweetwaterBlvd #1311 TullierJr, Donny Raymond, 4390 PeterMessina Rd #12 TullierJr, RaymondS,7824 Harris Ave

Tullier, Timmy W, 5362 MyrleDr Tumey, Katharine, 5074 MyrleDr Turner Jr,Branton Latron,3476 SweetwaterBlvd #1312

Tusa, Brooke Weil, 6861 La Highway 1S#32 Vidrine, Kristen Effie, 4519 Belle VueDr Walker, Lauren Chelsea, 6542 Union Dr Wallace, Stuart C, 3543 KarenDr Wallace, Tanisha Nichelle,4645 MainSt Walters, Edith Mae, 4173 1/2MainSt Ward,Mathilda, 8020 La Highway 1S#4 Watkins, PhilnieciaRoshon, 3742 Riverboat Ln #57 Watson, DemetriusF,3075 River Landing Dr Weems, HaileyShayne, 6761 La Highway 1S #31 West, AshleyThibodeaux,3721 Plantation Ridge Dr Wheeler,Joshua Cody,4151 MainSt White, BriaNicole, 4751 StonewallDr White, Catherine D, 4390 PeterMessina Rd #2 Whitmire, Brian,4529 Little Hope Dr Whitmore, Camille Louis, 4250 Little Hope Dr Whitmore, Mark Joseph,4250 Little Hope Dr Wicks, DwayneRanard, 3476 SweetwaterBlvd #4314 Wiley,Kedric, 3476 SweetwaterBlvd #4120 Williams III, Jessie, 6379 Yatton Dr Williams Jr,Charles Ray,7553 ChadDr#A Williams, Benjamin, 3934 Olivia Dr Williams, Carlotta Kellee, 6466 Camp Cir Williams, Chantel Coleman, 8222 Una St Williams, DavidW,3922 Cypress Hall Dr Williams, DavidWayne,3836 Chris Dr Williams, Delores, 4729 Viola Farms Dr Williams, DwayneKyron, 6706 Joyce Dr #5A Williams, Emma Clark, 3866 Chris Dr Williams, Lashonda Alice, 4729 Viola Farms Dr Williams, MackenzieBlake, 8020 La Highway 1S#13 Williams, Megan Avees, 7635 ChadDr#D Williams, Petetoria M, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #618 Williams, Sabriea Dena, 4729 Viola Farms Dr Williams, TazellMarie, 3497 Riverboat Ln Williams, TerenceR,6466 Camp Cir Willis, Scott R, 4916 Eudora Dr Windham, Jennifer Lynn, 3104 Cattle Ln Winstead, BasidDamir,4707 Aubrey Ann Dr Witty,Autumn Renee, 8020 La Highway 1S#39 Woodard, Adam Paul, 3351 Bird Heights Ave Woods, Deonte Oneal,3579 Riverboat Ln #29 Woods, JeremyMatthew, 7457 Sandra Dr Woods, Vicki Joneka, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #1514 Wright, Cheryl, 4808 Belmont Dr Young Jr,Willie James, 4708 Bayou Plantation Dr Zabala-Sarjeant, Franklin, 6795 Belle Vale Dr #1012 Brusly Acosta, Karl, 6332 La Highway 1S Adams, Ederrius, 243 St JohnSt Adams, Kindall Mary,3300 Allene St Adrian, Kyle J, 401 Gleason St Adrian, RonaldD,401 Gleason St Alford, Paige Nicole, 138 Hebert St Alleman, Amy Denise,760 WaterOak Dr Alleman, DKay,5098 ChoctawRd Alleman, Garilyn Guillot, 723 WaterOak Dr Allen, Joshua Dwayne, 1924 Ory Dr Altazan, DawnMarie, 2101 Allene St Anastasio, MatthewPeter,132 First St Anderson, Jason Jeray, 3044 Lukeville Ln Ayio, Jason Todd, 5247 ChoctawRd#N BadieII, LawoodrowLeroy,2636 Hall Ln Barba De Navarro, MariaLeticia,344 EBrusly Oaks Dr Barrilleaux, Thomas, 6414 La Highway 1S Battiste,Centelia Marvella,2386 Ory Dr Battiste,Dwayne McVeigh, 2386 Ory Dr Bell, Jamieson Sie,340 Oakleaf Ct Benavidez, Ismael, 1803 Live OakDr Benoit, Jace Joseph,2639 OrleansQuarters Dr Berendson, Thomas Alexander,2747 Allene St Bergeron, Suelyn Marie, 3264 Pauls Ln Berthelot, ShirleyL,128 SKirkland Dr Bizette,Ian Michael,5969 La Highway 1S Blanchard, Hilda Smith, 370 River Mill Dr Blanchard, Jeanette J, 833 EMainSt Bloomer,ValerieRochelle,738 Venzule Dr Blouin, AmandaGermaine, 2230 Allene St Boden,Lance Aaron, 823 Gwin St Borruano, Cory Joseph,3512 BorruanoAcres Borskey,Gloria Ann, 1939 Allene St

Boudreaux, Melissa Verret, 4467 Raymond Labauve Dr

Bourgeois, Andrew Richard, 520 Gleason St

Bourgeois, Beth H, 221 Willow Oak Dr

Braud, Chantelle Marie Willis, 1957 Allene St

Bridgewater Jr,Earl E, 3757 Loup Ln

Brooks, Erica Tromon, 6011 Lukeville Ln Ext

Broyles Jr,Charles Edward, 812 Floyd St

Broyles, Terri Joyce, 812 Floyd St

Bruce,Micheal Edgar,3750 Lukeville Ln

Brust, James Allen, 763 Water Oak Dr

Budd, Shirley Landry,534 Venzule Dr

Bunfill, Catherine Whitman, 5879 Choctaw Rd

Capello Sr,Henry Thomas, 4431 Choctaw Rd

Carline, Obryan Anthony,3213 Randall Blue Gay St

Casco, Alberto Jair,6242 SRiver Rd #3

Cavaness, Amber Michelle, 190 Willow Oak Dr

Cavaness, John Patrick, 190 Willow Oak Dr

Collester,Christina Melba, 6242 SRiver Rd #41

Corrent, Chad, 6239 Deanna Ave

Courtney,Tori Nicole, 6020 Rambin Rd

Craig, Rodney,3766 Choctaw Rd

Crawford, LeonardCharles, 3488 Orleans Quarters Dr

Crockett, Christopher J, 6546 SRiver Rd

Crockett, Germaine Trenese, 519 Bourgeois St

Crockett, Kelli Natasha, 526 Gwin St

Daigle, Brian P, 6242 SRiver Rd #19

Daigle, Nicklaus Joseph, 190 WillowOak Dr

Daigle, Rhonda Lynn, 6242 SRiver Rd #19

Davis, Joan W, 3334 Lukeville Ln

Davis, Joseph, 3334Lukeville Ln

Delatin, Steven P, 3232 Live Oak Dr

Domingue, Krislyn Shonte, 3738 Loup Ln

Ducote, Caitlin Josephine, 4666 Choctaw Rd

Dukes, Devlin Antionette, 3436 Lukeville Ln

Duncan, Lakeisha Byrd, 6436 SRiver Rd

Dupre, Rodrick K, 304 Anita St

Dupuy,Nancy L, 6542 SRiver Rd

Edwards, Dornessia Danielle, 2380 Ory Dr

Esneault, Skyler Angelle, 120 Hebert St Franklin, Khadijah Janae, 3131 Pauls Ln #15 Garcia, Ana Cristina, 220 GleasonSt Garcia, AvaSelena, 6242 SRiver Rd

Gascon, Toby Michael, 306 EStFrancis St Gibson, Matthew J, 501 NLabauve Ave

Gilbert, Timothy, 305 JulianneSt

Gioele,Heidi Capello, 4431 Choctaw Rd

Glenn, Lance Joseph, 203 NKirkland Dr

Gordon, Todd, 2715 Billups Ln Granier,James Paul, 437 WMain St GrantSr, Louis Albert, 2674 Lukeville Ln

Graves, Keri Lynn, 844 EMain St Grimes, Layokey Kimyota, 2827 Lukeville Ln Grimes, Reginald Gerard, 752 WMain St Guichet,Adam Clinton, 5146 Choctaw Rd Guidroz, Crystal Gail, 5050 Choctaw Rd Hamilton, Christopher,313 Hebert St Harrington, Bryan Warbun, 209 SLabauve Ave Harris, Donna Michelle, 3254 Pauls Ln Hartley,Matthew Patrick, 373 River Mill Dr Hartley,Tanner J, 373River Mill Dr Hartley,TaylorLayne, 373 River Mill Dr Hawkins, Lynise Darcel, 3219 Orleans QuartersDr Hayes, Percy Rayshard, 220 St Luke St Haynie, Taylor Michelle, 747 NBrusly OaksDr Hebert,Melvin Joseph, 549 WMain St Hebert,Seth L, 2810 Allene St Henderson, Kenyette Rochelle, 3718 Loup Ln Henderson, Valyncia Deon, 3667 Lukeville Ln Hernandez, Rubith Jaquelin, 6242 SRiver Rd #56 Hidalgo, Dwight, 336 SycamoreCir Hill, JacobDaniel, 3249 Orleans Quarters Dr Hill, Sharon Noland, 3249 Orleans Quarters Dr Hill, Susan M, 350 NLabauveAve Himel III, Huey Patrick, 1313 WMain St Himel Jr,Huey Patrick, 1313 WMain St Holley,Shane Joseph, 5920 Ellwood Rd Howard, Noah Mackenzie, 3571 Lukeville Ln Jackson, Dave, 3212 Lukeville Ln James, Taquisha Denise, 3436 Louise Dr James, Tavia Lynne, 6450 Bertha Ave Jarreau, Carla Janelle, 546 EMain St Jimenez, Prisco Calderon, 6242 SRiver Rd #18 Johnson II, Thomas, 628 WMain St Johnson, Bernice S, 2728 Billups Ln Johnson, Charles Edward, 203 NKirkland Dr Johnson, Courtney Albert, 187 NLabauve Ave Johnson, Courtney Lashae, 147 First St Johnson, Crystal Monique, 3259 Red Hat Rd Johnson, Lloyd Augusta, 2848 Lukeville Ln Johnson, Patricia M, 147 First St Johnson, Sherie J, 2737 Babytown Ln JonesJr, Frederick E, 3224 Pauls Ln Jones, Takesha D, 3224 Pauls Ln Jones, Tayasha Yarnell, 3224 Pauls Ln Jones, Theresa C, 3224 Pauls Ln Jones, Treasure, 531 Gwin St Jones, Willie Michael, 3033 Lukeville Ln Jordan, Laura Renee, 5063 Choctaw Rd Joseph, Alania Trenice, 3153 Pauls Ln Joshua, Glenn Mack, 5051 Raymond Labauve Dr Kelly,Todd Bronson, 549 Lejeune Ln Kennamer,Katherine Lee, 3543 Orleans Quarters Dr Kennedy,Kaitlyn Brianna, 3503 Orleans Quarters Dr Knight Jr,Kevin Wayne, 3314 Randall Blue Gay St Lai, Hai Duy,400 WStFrancis St Lamana, Rhonda Dellucci, 2433 Allene St LandryIII, Oneil Peter,5233 Ellwood Rd Landry,Annette Parsons, 156 RichardSt Landry,Bernadette Justine, 2251 Allene St Landry, Katherine G, 4903 Michelle Ave Lang, Ryan Dale, 6316 Kristi Ln Leblanc, Charlene Dionne, 3252 Randall Blue Gay St Leblanc, Jacob Paul, 5950 Rambin Rd Leblanc, Kade Marcus, 645 EStFrancis St Leblanc, Keith Michael, 3041 JBartney Ln Lee,Amara Shanel, 209 First St Lee,Clifton J, 789 SVaughan Dr#31 Lejeune Jr,Lionel, 3824 Lukeville Ln Lejeune, Deandra Lynn, 835 Gwin St Lejeune, Hailey Jena, 3352 Red Hat Rd Lejeune, Inez, 308 Lejeune Ln Leray Jr,Nolton J, 5012 Choctaw Rd Lewis, Rachel Pointer,789 SVaughan Dr#27 Lodrigue, Ann M, 6020 Rambin Rd London, Letetita Marie, 3234 Pauls Ln Loupe,Brandy Hotard, 3128 Orleans Quarters Dr Lynch, Michael Anthony,6219 Deanna Ave Magee, Krystal Rachal, 6242 SRiver Rd #1 McAlister,Jeremy D, 821 BlanchardSt McWilliams, Traci Leeann, 232 St Matthews St MeekIII, TomJoffre, 708 SKirkland Dr Miller,Alexa Valentina, 2035 Live Oak Dr Miller,Skylier Rayann, 4968 Andrea Ave Miller,Solomon Manasseh, 4968 Andrea Ave Miller,Tammie Goss, 5950 Rambin Rd Miller,Tiauna Rae, 3618 Borruano Acres Millien Jr,Gordon James, 2330 Live Oak Dr Mitchell, Chelsea Breanne, 2669 Lukeville Ln Morales, David Lynn, 6242 SRiver Rd #5 Moreland, Jacob, 367 River Mill Dr Muhammad, Zakiyah, 517 Gwin St Mullins, Toni Kay,5050 Country Club Rd Myers, Jason Michael, 318 Lee Dr Myers, Miranda Lee Hebert, 116 WMain St Nguyen, Thanh Tien, 802 NBrusly OaksDr Norwood, Shana Latricia, 3839 Choctaw Rd Obreagon, Eudora Luna, 203 NKirkland Dr Olano, Lawrence J, 4941 Michelle Ave Olano, Mark, 4956 Andrea Ave

Overton, Brandon, 3163 Red Hat Rd

Paine, Laura Denise, 6242 SRiver Rd #54

Parker,Heather Amora, 3404 Live Oak Dr Parker,Natesia Leshae, 3132 Louise Dr Patterson, Sharodd Deontre, 610 Bourgeois St Paul, Patricia Ann, 5970 Lukeville Ln Ext

Peltier, Ryan Joseph, 2531 OryDr Penton, Christopher Johnathen, 5051 Raymond Labauve Dr

Perna, Jennifer Suzanne, 6242 SRiver Rd

Perot, Joseph Carl, 244 Quiet Oak Blvd

Perrone, Cheryl Ann Strafface, 4851 Raymond Labauve Dr Pichon, Keisha Danielle, 538 Gwin St

Pinkney,Clarence, 2643 Lukeville Ln Pointer,Essence Rochelle, 3244 Pauls Ln Pointer,Kristyn Celena, 2384 Ory Dr Price,Noah Joshua, 413 Bourgeois St Purnell, Dinah G, 3313 Randall Blue Gay St Purnell, Todd David, 268 St John St

Reese, Richard, 6414 La Highway 1S

Rhodes, Ashton Leigh, 321 NKirkland Dr

Richard, Lacey Lynn, 6255 RambinRd

Richardson, Shawntea Robin, 2848 Lukeville Ln

Ricks, Dylan Maleik, 3837 Thomas Ln

Rivera, AngelaColomo, 6242 SRiver Rd #40

Robicheaux Jr,Ryan Edwin, 3313 Live Oak Dr

Robinson Sr,Jermaine Addrian, 2634 Lukeville Ln

Robinson, EricaHope, 5247 Choctaw Rd #E

Rodriguez Jr,Jesus Alberto, 6242 SRiver Rd #62

Rogers, Gary Dwayne, 6262 SRiver Rd

Roney,GenesisKiara, 3183 Red HatRd

Rose Jr,Larry James, 2994 Orleans Quarters Dr

Ross, Deatrel A, 6206 SRiver Rd

Saia, JosieGentile, 3229 Live Oak Dr

Sanchez,Amanda Williams, 617 Burgundy St

Sanchez,Elizabeth M, 4467 Raymond Labauve Dr

Sandborg, Randilyn Lee, 546 SKirkland Dr #1

Sanders, Linda M, 441 Gwin St

Schexnayder,Carolyn A, 6225 Gail Ave

Schofield, Arthur J, 3666 Lukeville Ln

Schultz, Melissa Ann, 1591 Orleans Quarters Dr

Seymour,Bryan Martin, 1959 Live Oak Dr

Shaw,Hailey Marie,232 St Matthews St

Sims, Joshua Anthony Achille, 117 Hebert St

Singleton, Erielle, 2481 Ory Dr

Skelton, Koby Jarod, 615 EMainSt

Smith, Dinesha Dorsel,3254 PaulsLn

Smith, Evelyn Deon, 2712 Lukeville Ln

Smith, Nathan A, 2712 Lukeville Ln

Smith, Summer Dawn, 816 Floyd St

Snearl,Virgie Mae, 823 Gwin St

Solomon, Altemetrias S, 2632 LukevilleLn

Solomon, Shawn Renia, 2722 Lukeville Ln

Spriggs, Lisa Washington, 3044 Lukeville Ln

Spriggs, Lotrendo A, 2733 Lukeville Ln

Spriggs, OtisTyrell, 3044 Lukeville Ln

Springer,ToccaraW,2858 Lukeville Ln

Stafford, Tiffany Deshawn, 3049 JBartney Ln

Stallings, Jasmine Simmon, 3834 LukevilleLn

Stein, Angela Guillot, 1151 WMainSt

Stewart, Audrey Williams, 234 First St

Stewart, Calvin, 4203 Thomas Ln

Stewart, Lloyd Don, 3160 Live Oak Dr

Tabor,Donna, 307 River Mill Dr

Tanner,Blake Lane, 5763 Hunters Pointe Ln

Tanner,Nikki Eidson, 5763 Hunters Pointe Ln

Tate, Lisa Harrell, 303 Gleason St

Tate, Madison Brook,303 Gleason St Tate, Terryl Wayde, 303 Gleason St

Taylor,Michael L, 3131 PaulsLn#B

Taylor,Paula Scott, 3131 Pauls Ln #16

Teakell,Thomas Paul, 640 Cypress Point Ct

Temple, Michael Eric, 2730 Live Oak Dr

Thibodeaux, Dustin Richard, 3360 Live Oak Dr

Thomas, Demetrice Jenee, 147 First St

Thomas, KristieMarie, 3619 Live Oak Dr

Thomas, MariamaJane, 3221 PaulsLn

Thomas, Marie Antionette, 2858 Lukeville Ln

Thomas, Sheri Lynette, 3857 Lukeville Ln

Thomas, Tangius K, 350 NLabauve Ave

Tibbitts, Don Royal,816 Floyd St

Tijerina, Delia Marie, 6242 SRiver Rd #61

Torres, Thomas Russell, 6242 SRiver Rd #33

Vaughn, Vickie Latrice, 6512 SRiver Rd

Wade Jr,Charles Lee, 789 SVaughan Dr #15

Walker,Bretta Locuste, 3711 LukevilleLn

Walker,Larwin Chester,3458 Lukeville Ln

Warner Jr,Jerome, 3826 Choctaw Rd

Washington, Keith Kernell, 3654 Lukeville Ln

Wheeler,Ronald Gene, 307 River Mill Dr

Williams, Amber Nicole, 5247 Choctaw Rd #C

Williams, Ashley R, 165 Anita St

Williams, Cherylin Ann, 789 SVaughan Dr #34

Williams, DanteM,6372 Williams Ln

Williams, DonaldJ,3754 LukevilleLn

Williams, Dsean Gerard, 5834 LukevilleLnExt

Williams, Hollie Bonanno, 6493 Choctaw Rd

Williams, Imari Dane, 2856 Lukeville Ln

Williams, Myreka Richelle, 3173 Red HatRd

Williams, RandallKeith, 2485 Ory Dr

Williams, Shelby Jenee, 3043 Lukeville Ln

Williams, Suntill Rena, 789 SVaughan Dr #30

Williams, Timothy James, 411 NLabauve Ave

Williams, Tonya L, 609 EMainSt

Williams, Tori Monique, 3143 Louise Dr

Williams, Wanda T, 4820 Tara Ave

Willis, Ryan Parker,1957 Allene St

Wilson, Carrin Carvinesha, 2858 Lukeville Ln

Wilson, Keandra Neshae, 303 Anita St

Worley Jr,EmmettRay,3053 Allene St

Worley,Holly Marie, 6302 Kristi Ln

Young, Willie J, 6546 SRiver Rd Bueche

Amond, Dallas Wayne, 9185 Bueche Rd

Barbay III, August,9340 Bueche Rd

Boston, Dorothy Michelle, 8618 St RomainRd

Boutte, Lisha D, 7013 Bueche Rd

Boykins, Jarian P, 9550 Bueche Rd

Cador,Lucille B, 8354 Bueche Rd

Carmouche, Darryl Anthony,10323 Bueche Rd Carmouche, TamelaRenee, 10323 Bueche Rd

Chapman, Jody Wayne, 9577 Burnside Rd

Collins, Joshua, 10770 Bueche Rd

Cotton, Marcus Bernard, 6863 Bueche Rd

Daughrill, Gaines M, 8720 St RomainRd Fontenot, Christopher R, 8832 St RomainRd

Grover Jr,Donald, 9450 Bueche Rd

Grover,Ronald Jquino, 9450 Bueche Rd

Hancock, MatthewCody,9146 Bueche Rd

Hatten, Quinn Rodoshairus, 9611 St RomainRd Hawkins, RonaldGlenn, 7013 Bueche Rd Hernandez,Todd Michael, 9219 Bueche Rd James, Ray Anthony,9147 Bueche Rd

Jeansonne, PamelaJ,10221 Bueche Rd Jennings, Angenette Banks, 8415 Bueche Rd

Johnson, Joshua Dominique, 6348 Bueche Rd Joseph, JustinD,8547 Bueche Rd Major, James Wesley,9055 Bueche Rd McIntyre,Jolene Nicole, 7960 RosehillDr Morain, Randi R, 10609 Bueche Rd

Morgan, Ashley Cornett, 6663 Lone Oak Dr

RichardSr, Randel Joseph, 16067 NRiver Rd

Rizzi, Gladys A, 6847 Lone Oak Dr

Robillard, Mary,6823 Bueche Rd Ross, Danielly A, 6457 Bueche Rd Rumfola, Emily Ann, 9356 Burnside Rd Stewart, Adam Joseph, 17547 NRiver Rd Stewart, Jilene Tracy,17547 NRiver Rd

Thibodeaux, Bettye C, 9629 Burnside Rd Walters, Matthew Jamal,6643 Lone Oak Dr

Worley,Christie V, 9458 Burnside Rd Young, Cathleen S, 9755 Bueche Rd Erwinville

Amond, Brogan Anthony,6252 Poydras Bayou Dr

Dupont, Arial Anne, 5738 Poydras Bayou Dr

Negrotto, Julien Thomas, 5738 Poydras Bayou Dr

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Achee, Donna Evelyn, 5711 Horner Rd

Adams, Christine,10242 Dove Ln

Adams, Daphne Lavon, 318 Avenue C

Adams, Kevin Terrell,1113 Michigan Ave

Albarez,Blake, 549 1/2 California Ave#C

Alberternst, GloriaAnn, 4229 Denes Legacy Ln

Alexander,Bertreater Young, 875 N11th St

Alexander,Lauren Denise, 1630 Freeman Ln

Alexander,William Todd, 7783 RosedaleRd

Alexis, Keith Obrian, 1365 Avenue A

Allen, Jessica Marie,1718 Lobdell Hwy

Allen, Nigel Parker,987 Bohne Rd

Allen, Sarah Lynn, 407 Courthouse St

Alpough, Shirley M, 11330 Tonawanda St

Anderson, Amanda Jane, 1243 Court St

Anderson, Denise Marie,12416 Ena St

Anderson, John Leroy,224 Key Largo Dr

Anderson, Kevin Rene, 330 Tracy Porter St

Anderson, Sherman Lee, 1132 Oregon Ave

Andre, AngelaCecelia, 2960 Hwy 190 W#38

Andre, Joy M, 12223 ErwinAve

Antoine III, ArchieLee, 4853 Edmonton Ave

Antoine, Brionne Nicole, 11222 Tonawanda St

Antoine, EricDwayne, 1534 Court St #36

Antoine, FreddieJames, 4853 Edmonton Ave

Antoine, Lucy J, 332 Gladiolus St

Arceneaux, Danyelle Michelle, 5338 Rebelle Ln

Archer,Tresten Michael, 3090 Lafiton Ln #24

Archibald, Mark Damien, 3251 Poydras Bayou Dr

Armstead, Latricia,2480 CommercialDr#1

Armstead, Patricia Ann, 2480 CommercialDr#1

Armstrong, Alexis Michelle,619 Bluebell St

Armstrong, Kally A, 6722 Hwy 190 W

Arrasmith,Audrey Lena,2246 Benedetto Ln

Atkinson, Katherine Helen, 208 MarylandAve

Austin, Sarah Elaine,4446 PoydrasBayouDr

Ayo, DedricT,4164 Mulatto BendRd

BabinJr, Charles Joseph,2320 CommercialDr#24

Babin, Mrs Edward, 12741 Pecan St Babin, Robert W, 7311 NRiverRd Bailey, Brian Christopher, 4714 Pecan Grove Rd Bailey, Kurt Louis,1416 RueRiviere Dr Bailey, LindaLou, 1416 RueRiviere Dr Ballard,Alyssa Nikole,420 Babs Ln Banks Jr,Bobby Lynn, 4611 Rebelle Ln Banks, Dolores, 250 N14th St #F25 Banks, KormeishaCharmelle, 1052 Avenue B Barber,JasonWayne, 3802 PoydrasBayouDr Barnett, Keisha Ross, 184 Montrachet Dr Barrick, Meryl Klaire, 8411 NRiverRd Barton, Bridgette Parlae, 4213 NRiverview Rd Basirico, Courtney, 3541 Emily Dr Basirico, NathanPeter Orazio, 3541 Emily Dr Bates, Emma Louise, 4918 Rougon Rd Batiste,Gabrielle Gabre, 710 NJefferson Ave#4 Beard, Debra A, 3040 MainSt Beard, Timothy Wayne, 1812 SWinterville Rd #32 Beauregard, Brandon Michael,12624 Balis St Beaver,Deanna Lynn, 239 Whitehead Blvd Bell, Lyannie Fay,710 NJefferson Ave#6 Bell, Sheryl Timberlake, 2553 Court St #9 Belone, Justin Quindel, 5281 Wilcox Dr Belt, Leslie Gail, 1590 Court St #45 Benoit, Jason Lester,3171 Emily Dr Bergeron, DwayneJoseph, 5032 Rougon Rd Bergeron, Genevieve Grace, 3090 Lafiton Ln #16 Bergeron, Stephanie Pegg, 354 Avenue B Bessie, Michael Larue, 1325 California Ave Bessie, Roy Anthony,993 Franklin St Bessye Jr,Anthony Lee, 836 N11th St Bessye, Troy Tremaine,1523 Moody St Beverly, MarieRieder,1735 Court St Bindon, Cobie Mychele, 1655 RosedaleRd

Blair, Georgina C, 4119 Emily Dr Blair, JonathanVernon, 5033 PoydrasBayouDr

Blair, Joshua Ferrell, 551 Avenue B Blanchard, April Rae Fakouri, 956 Bohne Rd Blanchard, ChadSteven, 6020 AndreLn Blanchard, Shannon Mechelle,1721 Fairview Dr

Blanton, Lynell L, 1306 Avenue B Bledsoe, Robert Willis, 2963 Lafiton Ln Bonano, Steven Paul, 12533 SPalmerLn Bonner, KarenRenia,749 California Ave#2 Bourgoyne, Brian J, 235 NJefferson Ave Boyd Sr,Calvin Lee, 1351 MarylandAve Boyd, JohneciaMykel, 710 NJefferson Ave#15 Boyd, Terance T, 1351 MarylandAve Boykins,Joseph,1286 Oregon Ave BradfordRoseburr,JaneD,1534 Court St #28 Bradley,Aliska Nelson, 232 S14th St Braxton Jr,Michael Ray,1442 Louisiana Ave Braxton, Michael Ray,1442 Louisiana Ave Breaux, MarieOdile, 1590 Court St #65 Breaux, Stephanie D, 250 N14th St #53 Brennan, DevinDanielle,12452 Patricia Ave Bridgewater,Vanessa L, 1335 Avenue B Brignac, RichardA,1232 RueRiviere Dr Brooks, Robbi Michelle,827 Avenue B Brown Jr,Lester,12458 MapleSt Brown, Arthell Hollins, 321 Kentucky Ave Brown, BrittnayChampelle,1162 Avenue A Brown, Demetric Shantell, 2420 CommercialDr#F1 Brown, Jaylon,937 BrantfordDr Brown, Kimberly Johnson, 10557 Section Rd #14 Brown, Nicole Michelle,1538 Parker Ln Brown, Rebecca Lavern, 10233 NRiverRd#43 Brown, Sherrelle Monique,250 N14th St #54 Brown, Terrence W, 1544 Louisiana Ave Brown, Treasure JaleishaZhane,959 SolomanSt Buckles, Albert Dejonne, 1089 MarylandAve Burton,Rebecca P, 4667 Rebelle Ln Busby,Herbert Edward, 7224 Hwy 190 W Butler, A’mya,3090 Lafiton Ln #3 Butler, AsyanBrejon, 1315 MarylandAve Butler, DianeMarie, 250 N14th St #B5 Butler, Maurice H, 509 Eucalyptus St Butler, Megan Nichole,3090 Lafiton Ln #3 Bynum, Randy A, 2320 CommercialDr#27 Byrd, Lorrain Diane, 1135 RosedaleRd#1 Byrd, Ray A, 1135 RosedaleRd#1 Callahan, Alberta M, 3031 MecheLn Campbell, Chad Evanes, 1946 Plantation Ave Campbell, Jeannie Brianna Hope,7460 Section Rd Cangelosi, Brittany Lee, 2371 Decuir Rd Cannon, Adrienne R, 955 6th St Carpenter,Melinda,820 ColonialDr Carroll, Kayla Danielle,4038 Emily Dr Carroll, Naoshia Shontell, 4023 Mulatto BendRd Carter,Keith Michael,7753 RosedaleRd Carter,Shanna M, 1534 Court St #7 Casby,Adana Tarelle,203 NAlexander Ave#1-A Casby,LeoniceAdana, 203 NAlexander Ave Cassidy,James Isaac, 12944 Pecan St Causey,Elaine,875 N11th St Cavalier,Erin Renee, 2410 Riverside Dr Cavalier,Neal Allen, 2410 Riverside Dr Cazes, Sheila Morrow,4851 Rebelle Ln Charlot, AndreJohn Michael,2958 Jackson Lamotte Ln Chaudoir,Keisha Lynn, 2247 Riverside Dr Cheek, Kara Leigh, 2815 Lafiton Ln Chenevert, Sheila Mayeux, 12624 NPalmerLn Childs, Sarah Suzanne, 2217 RosedaleRd Christmas, Sampson, 250 N14th St #B5 Christopher,Jessica Renee, 4922 PoydrasBayouDr Chustz, Jean,10956 LJ Ln Chustz, Joseph Thomas, 11117 Section Rd Chustz, Sydni, 5852 AndreLn Claiborne,Crystal D, 10557 Section Rd Claiborne,Darielle Dshae, 1386 WParkway Dr Claiborne,Diane,10557 Section Rd Claiborne,Jonathan Wayne, 6731 Hwy 190 W Claiborne,Joseph VernellJr, 12464 Patricia Ave Clark, Dominic Jalil, 523 Harry Brown St Clark, Jillian Marie, 2059 Court St Claxton, Martha B, 5223 ElmGrove Rd Claxton, Robert B, 5223 ElmGrove Rd Clayton, Heather Ann Chaisson, 11941 SParklandDr Clement, Terry Micah,336 MarylandAve Cline Jr,James Ralph, 5313 NicholasBlvd Cobb, DarleneFields, 1240 Court St Cobb, LisaM,1512 WHugh Loop Rd Cobb, Sean Dwayne, 3792 Liberty Ln #C Coleman, Akkai LE,313 Tracy PorterSt Collins Sr,TroyVincent, 12914 Hwy 190 W Collins, Cadrenia Marie, 1084 MarylandAve Collins, Janel C, 10639 Section Rd Collins, Jessica Marie, 315 Avenue D Collins, Joan Phillis, 4928 PoydrasBayouDr Collins, Joshua Dwayne, 365 Atchafalaya St Collins, Natalie Denise,9273 Section Rd Collins, Shirley Ann Bearden, 5788 Navajo St Colton, Stacy P, 1157 Avenue C Comer,James Michael,541 Eucalyptus St Conley,MariaE,7300 Rougon Rd #28 Cooper,Desaray E, 3734 SRiverview Rd #6 Cooper,Jacob, 3734 SRiverview Rd #6 Cooper,Naylor R, 3734 SRiverview Rd Cooper,Ollie,3734 SRiverview Rd #6 Cooper,Samantha,345 RooseveltSt Cooper,StevenM,2019 Court St Courville, Mary Katherine, 12221 EnaSt Courville, Mendi Marie, 2815 Lafiton Ln Cox, NatashaLynette Thomas, 5941 NRiverRd Coye, Madelyn Claire, 743 Avenue B Craig, JenniferM,1380 Court St #10 Crawford, Latisha Andrell, 710 NJefferson Ave#3 Creighton, Colby Michael,205 7th St Crochet, DavidWayne, 4827 PoydrasBayouDr Crockett, Courtney Danielle,2777 Lafiton Ln Crockett, Kayla R, 1331 Avenue A Crockett, Tamika N, 1130 Avenue C Crockett, Tealyta Renea, 230 Atchafalaya St Crosby,Sarah Emily,2332 Riverside Dr Crowe, Jason Adam, 3824 Kahns Rd #18 Crummer II, Michael,4112 Maxine St Cullen, Megan Ashley, 4324 Dunleith Ave

Cutrer,Jason Scott, 960 NJefferson Ave

Daigle, Shelly Lasker,1590 Court St #81

Daigle, Stephanie Lea, 997 Esperanza Dr

Daigle, Theresa Mae, 2217 Rosedale Rd

Daniel, Cheryl L, 1045 Avenue C

Daniel, LeonardJames, 1045 Avenue C

David Jr,Wallace Joseph, 1590 Court St #57

David, Christy R, 8285 Tuscaloosa Ave

David, Debra Ann, 1590 Court St #57

David, Emily Michelle, 1534 Court St #36

David, Sydney Elizabeth, 2429 Woodland Ct

David, Teresa R, 2025 Court St

Davidson Jr,Ronnie Verdell, 12407 Angelique Ln

Davis, Alvin Louis, 2031 SWinterville Rd

Davis, CordelroAlex, 4946 Rebelle Ln

Davis, Gregory Eldridge, 5611 Elm Grove Rd

Davis, Kevin Ray,670 Esperanza Dr

Davis, Latoya Faye, 1591 RevManual St

Davis, Ronald Glen, 1133 Maryland Ave

Davis, Teasia Jenice, 980 Avenue A#5

Dawson, Amanda Sue, 2344 Riverside Dr

Dayries, Helina S, 2448 Woodland Ct

Decuir,Ashley Ann, 11223 Tonawanda St

Decuir,Demetria L, 125 S12th St

Dedeaux, Cheryl Lynn, 364 Georgia Ave

Delafosse, Debra Cline, 6937 Hwy 190 W#40

Delaney,Dwana Renee, 1590 Court St #13

Delapasse, Celeste, 8511 NRiver Rd

Delatte, John Franklin, 12519 Ena St

Delaune, Eric Karl, 1010 Colonial Dr

Dellucci, Darlene Nan, 2710 American Way

Dellucci, Darrin H, 2710 American Way

Delrosario, Winchell Yambao, 12952 Cypress St

Depluche Sr,Leroy,1307 Oregon Ave

Desoto, Robert Uman, 2442 Lafiton Ln Diaz, Cristobal M, 10233 NRiver Rd #5

Dicapo, Angel Sanchez, 306 Persimmon Ln

Dicapo, Gabrielle Nicole, 306 Persimmon Ln

Dicapo, Nickie Jude, 306 Persimmon Ln

Dickerson, Travis Keith, 2420 Commercial Dr #G2

Didier,Norma T, 746 Avenue C

Dietrich, RichardL,269 Devin Ln

Dipuma, Lynn R, 12316Landry Ln

Disotell, Briana Marie, 3904 Airline Park Dr Dixon, Kitty Lou, 2454 Larguier Ln

Dobbins, Alexisea Devainea, 1514 Louisiana Ave

Dogan, Joyce Washington, 1317 Court St Dogan, Kesiler Deron, 1074 Avenue C Dogan, Markesha Ortezs, 250 N 14th St #46 Dogan, Tivis C, 1074 Avenue C Dogan, Trenesia, 1074 Avenue C

Domiano, Anthony Charles, 4042 Airline Park DrW

Doming, Andrea Nicole, 371 Westwood Blvd

Doming, Triffley Joseph, 371 Westwood Blvd

Dominguez, Isolina Esther,4995 NRiver Rd

Donachricha, Carrie Ann, 532 Avenue B

Dorsey,Christopher John, 2020 Silverstone Ave

Dorsey,Kevin L, 1289 Michigan Ave

Dorsey,Markell Dawayne, 1534 Court St #17

Doucet, Christopher Anthony,12455 EnaSt Dougay,Cheryl Gwen, 4667 Rebelle Ln #C5

Dougherty,Elaine Vanicor,660 Bohne Rd

Dougherty,Kevin J, 660 Bohne Rd Doyle, Khirsten Dominique, 1011 Avenue B Doyle, Neiman Royce, 1011 1/2 Avenue B

Dozier,Camilla Huffman, 10233 NRiver Rd #15

Dozier,Lance Bretton, 10233 NRiver Rd #15

Ducote, Annette Hedges, 2024 Lansdown Dr

Ducote, Francis Mark, 2495 Larguier Ln

Ducote, Matthew Thayer,12432 NPalmer Ln

Ducote, Quinn Rachel, 2024 Lansdown Dr

Dudley,Sherrinetta L, 1010 1/2 Avenue C

Duffy,Leslie Paige, 1590 Court St #72

Duhon,AndreJules, 718 Gladiolus St Duhon,Johntraviest Jamal, 718 Gladiolus St Duhon,Nancy Jones, 2850 Hwy 190 W#18 Dunaway,Michelle Rene, 2055 Court St Dunbar, Dan Marcus, 6029 Elm Grove Rd Dunn, Darryl Wayne, 1272 Maryland Ave Dunn, Kassirer Takiyama, 1081 Maryland Ave Dunn, Mark Anthony,8102 Tuscaloosa Ave Duplantis, Kyleigh Adele, 129 Whitehead Blvd Duplessis, Tyrina Kelley,2022 Lobdell Hwy #20 Dupont, Shondell Lynn, 3824 Kahns Rd #22 Dupree, Anthony Ray,350 Avenue D Dupree, Taylor Lynne, 549 1/2California Ave Dupuy,Kyle David, 2051 Court St Dupuy,Paul Alford, 6001 Horner Rd Dupuy,Tammy Ann, 6001 Horner Rd Duval, Catherine Michelle, 2037 Court St Dyson, Brittany Renell Williams, 367 N14th St Ealey,Lanieka M, 1511 Avenue G Echols, Mark Isreal, 10233 NRiver Rd #40 Eggert, Denise Lecompte, 529 NJefferson Ave Ellwood, Elle Renee, 1590 Court St #11 Ennis Jr Daniel, 501 N15th St Esco, Jontrell Darrius, 250 N14th St #B8 Eugene, Anika Dezell, 363 Tracy Porter St Evans, Johntay Rauchelle, 324 Tracy Porter St Evans, Quinton Jamal, 2420 Commercial Dr#J3 Evans, Trevaugh C, 959 Soloman St Everson, Kysimme, 263 Harry Brown St Fajardo, Antonio Ponce, 709 Azalea St Falcon,Blaine Mark, 2655 Rosedale Rd Falcon,Charmaine Grace, 224Key Largo Dr Fauntleroy,Lisa S, 5933 Flynn Rd Favorite, Wayne, 4487 Cherrywood St Fell, Angela C, 1590 Court St #62 Ferdinand, Patricia, 12338 Maple St Ferguson, Berry Dion, 7400 Rougon Rd #14 Ferguson, Jonathon E, 1625 Rosedale Rd Fields, Glenn R, 523 Calendula St Fleming III, Julius Lee, 11246 Section Rd Fleming, Sidney Deon, 6956Flynn Rd Flood, Jamie L, 203 NAlexander Ave#13 Flores III, Carlos Daniel, 1931 Lafiton Ln Fluker,RichardH,1333 Plantation Ave Fontenot, Lane Michael, 1012 Avenue D Foreman, Angela Rena, 1431Clark St Foreman, Brittany Butts, 12944 Pecan St Foreman, Fredrick Lee, 355 Washington St Forest, Ashlyn Nikole, 5733 Elm Grove Rd Foster,Clara Mae, 1534 Court St #16 Foster,Cody William, 1534 Court St #16 Foster,Kenan Jamaal, 509 Gladiolus St Fountain, Esther Grace, 3986 Roseland Dr Franklin, Barbara J, 6550 Hwy 190 W Franklin, Bertha Davis, 2420 Commercial Dr#J3 Franklin, Cheril, 313 TracyPorter St Franklin, Katrice R, 927 N12th St Franklin, Kimberly Sherrell, 980 Avenue A#6 Franklin, Paughnee Suzanne, 342 Avenue C Franklin, Ronshell Da Na, 837 N13th St Franklin, Steven, 313 TracyPorter St Franklin, Tauncia L, 950 Louisiana Ave Franklin, Terry L, 825 N13th St Free, Candice Lea, 2022 Lobdell Hwy #31 Freeman, Carey L, 1822 Fairview Dr Freeman, John F, 1523 Moody St Freeman, Patricia Irene, 1822 Fairview Dr Funderburk, Jacob Cyril, 5213 Elm Grove Rd

Furrate, Joshua Adam, 1031 Laplace Ln Gable, Calleen Foster,940 BrantfordDr Gailes, Natasha Shante’, 947 Johnson St

Gaines, Elliott Terrell, 508 Eucalyptus St

Gaines, Joseph Patrick, 335 Courthouse St Gaines, Warren Vashun, 508 Eucalyptus St

Gardner,Akitra Renea, 1310 Oregon Ave

Garrett, Stacy Lanette, 5819 AndreLn

Gascon, Calvin James, 3824 Kahns Rd #17

Gascon, Daniel Scott, 4013 Roseland Dr

GaspardSr, Craig Joseph, 7122 Hwy 190 W Gates, Stephanie Ann, 324 Tracy Porter St

Gatzman, Michael W, 400 SRiver Rd

Gautreaux, Holly Cooper,2404 Riverside Dr

GautroJr, John A, 5032 Rougon Rd

George, Charles R, 12357 Maple St

George, Lillian S, 6937 Hwy 190 W#19

George, Mercedes Lynet Demeatrice, 250 N14th St #8

Georgetown, Brittany Rochelle, 2420 Commercial Dr#F1

Gibson, Allison Claire, 2403 Oak Alley Dr

Gibson, April Marie, 250 N14th St #K58

Gibson, Grace Marie, 6956 Flynn Rd

Gibson, Jennifer,12437 Maple St Gibson, Nathan Louis, 612 Eucalyptus St Gillard, Priscilla, 1278 OregonAve Gillard, Reshaun Rena, 11547 Section Rd #3

Gipson II, Joseph Henry,6003 Rougon Rd

Gobert, WilfordR,12011 ESubdivision Rd

Godfrey,WilfordRay,1085 Avenue C

Goings, Bryan Lee, 4667 Rebelle Ln #SPC D16

Gomez,April J, 343 Avenue C

Gordon III, Oscar,825 N11th St

Gordon, Dannisha Lawanna, 7785 Blue Jay Ln

Gordon, Juanita Louise, 7785 Blue Jay Ln

Gordon, Monica Alea, 2408 Commercial Dr #N3

Goree III, Allen, 690 Louisiana Ave

Goree, Joey Lynn, 690 Louisiana Ave

Grant, SandraL,1133 Teds Ln

Graves, Brent James, 536 NJefferson Ave

Gray Jr,William,671 7thSt

Gray,Jerry L, 2536 NWinterville Ln

Gray,Josroust Travis, 2341 SWinterville Rd

Gray,Kelly Ann, 6937 Hwy 190 W#23

Gray,Michael A, 785 Burbridge St

Gray,Terry Lewis, 2536 NWinterville Ln

Greaud, Billi L, 7200 Rougon Rd #17

Greaud, Margaret S, 10139 NRiver Rd

Greaud, Stacy Leander,10139 NRiver Rd

Green, Eula M, 250 N14th St #G31

Green, Malik Shakur,250 N14th St #52

Green, VernellRay,250 N14th St #13

Greene, SepiaOnetha, 1135 RosedaleRd#6

Grego, Janet Marie,710 SJefferson Ave

Gremillion I, Zachary Cole,11714 Landry Ln

Gremillion, Darlene Elizabeth, 266 Tracy Porter St

Gremillion, Dormia, 1359 Avenue A

Gremillion, Jeanne Fortier,12151 Landry Ln

Griffin, CandisMoneque, 747 California Ave#7

Griffin, Raymond Edward, 12457 MapleSt

Griffin, Shawn A, 1161 Michigan Ave

Grimes, David Paul,7360 Little Sister Dr

Grisaffe, Claire Renee, 732 Oaks Ave

Gros, Dereck Andrew,2960 Hwy 190 W#27

Guarisco, Anthony T, 11176 Section Rd

Guarisco, Jordan Blaire,3933 Airline ParkDr

Guartuche, Anita, 4667 Rebelle Ln

Guerin, Anthony,11417 Tonawanda St

Guerin, Pamela Denise, 5513 Kyledren Ln

Guidroz,Alex James, 12912 Pecan St

Guidroz,Alicia Marie, 2216 Benedetto Ln

Guidroz,Catherine Bouy,12912 Pecan St

Guidroz,John Allen, 12531 Sandlewood Ln

Guidry,Alexis Brooke, 2763 Court St

Guilbeau, CedricJ,6430 Section Rd

Guilbeau, Loretta, 564 Key Largo Dr

Guilbeau, Preston Patrick, 706 S12th St

Guilbeau, VictoriaC,706 S12th St

Guillory Jr,CurtisRay,1716 Hwy 190 W

Guillory,April Lynn, 654 NJefferson Ave

Guillory,CurtisRay,1716 Hwy 190 W

Guillory,Hailey Simone, 1380 Court St #4

Guss, MarkKentrell, 250 N14th St #8

Guss, Willie Mae Ii, 250 N14th St #8

Gyure, AngelaDenean, 4612 Pecan Grove Rd

Gyure, Kenneth A, 4612 Pecan Grove Rd

Gyure, Nicholas J, 4612 Pecan Grove Rd

Hal, AlanciaRenee, 1029 Bohne Rd

Hall, Amee Lee, 3216 Kahns Rd

Hall, CharlesD,3216 Kahns Rd

Hall, Ferrel Deangelo, 4535 Cherrywood St

Halloran, ErinMichelle, 1931 Lansdown Dr

Hamburg, Jasmine Rene, 5418 Flynn Rd

Hamburg, Maxi Jewel, 5418 Flynn Rd

Hamburg, Maxine Nicole, 11547 Section Rd #1

Hamilton Sr,WendellDarnell, 1329 Michigan Ave

Hamilton, Jessica Luveal, 3043 RosedaleRd#8

Hamilton, Michael Daywne, 356 Tracy Porter St

Hammond, Raven Evette, 937 Michigan Ave

Hammontree, HeidiNikole, 326 Avenue C

Hammontree, Kyle, 326 Avenue C

Handy,Ashley Shantel,1278 Oregon Ave

Harding, RonaldLee, 2850 Hwy 190 W#33

Hariford,Kattarina NicholeWiggins, 12423 Patricia Ave#6

Harper,Nina, 1344 GeorgiaAve

Harrell, RondalaD,4256 Mulatto Bend Rd

Harris, Christopher Wayne, 931B Eleanor St

Harris, Donna Kay Hariford,1590 Court St #83

Harris, Holly Ann, 4374 Dunleith Ave

Harris, Julia, 1215 Avenue B

Harris, Lekendrick Marquese, 4821 Welland Ave

Harris, Morgan Leigh, 320 Burbridge St

Harrison, Clipper Allen, 2040 Lafiton Ln #39

Harrison, Derrick Dandre, 1375 Maryland Ave

Harrison, Karen Kauffman, 3734 SRiverview Rd

Harrison, LeonardDavid, 3734 SRiverview Rd

Hartford,Jasmine Alexandria, 250 N14th St #K56

Hartford,Milton Ray,250 N14th St #K56

Hartford,Patricia Ann, 250 N14th St #K56

Hartsfield, Aleigha Chauntell,812 Avenue D

Hauge, Erika Lee, 748 Oaks Ave

Havard, Beckey Lynn, 10833 LJLn

Hawkins, Arum Anttionetta, 1250 Freeman Ln

Hawkins, Asha Nicole, 1162 Avenue A Hawkins, Natisha N, 11544 Tonawanda St

Hawthorne, Brianna Lenn, 1042 7th St #B

Hayden, Byron Neeson, 8030 Tuscaloosa Ave

Hayden, Linda Ann, 8030 Tuscaloosa Ave

Hayes, Tiffany Amber,786 Burbridge St #C Haynes, Elena LeacimButler,230 8th St Head Jr,James Christopher,5933 ElmGrove Rd

Head, Tamara Lynn Collins,4073 Airline ParkDrW Heard, Jeremy Jamal,1133 Avenue C

Heard, Krystal Nicole, 1133 Avenue C

Hebert Jr,Alvin J, 4313 Maxine St Hebert Jr,Clayton R, 3922 Emily Dr Hebert, Brandy,2029 Court St Hebert, Celeste Renee, 765 Avenue G Hebert, ConnieH,4313 Maxine St Hebert, Donald Joseph, 1422 Safe Energy Dr Hebert, Tanner Noah, 534 Bluebell St Henderson III, RobertJ,772 Bohne Rd Henderson Jr,Anthony Jerome, 1059 Avenue B Henderson Jr,William,1012 Avenue C Henderson, EdwardMichael, 1326 Oregon Ave Henderson, Madeline, 922 Johnson St Henderson, Malaysia, 1534 Court St #28 Henderson, RoseveltJr, 4134 Mulatto Bend Rd Hendricks, Yvonne Marie,2613 Liberty Ln Henry IV,Clarence, 11436 Tonawanda St Henry,Christopher,365 Atchafalaya St Henry,Ludwick Paul,5317 Flynn Rd

Hernandez Sr,Ruben David, 12473 Patricia Ave

Hernandez,Remona Jean Garriga, 8205 Tuscaloosa Ave

Herring,Lutitia ALilly, 428 Babs Ln

Hicks,Adrian Mason, 343 Tracy Porter St

Hill Jr,Dwayne Lynn, 1151 Court St Hill, Ashleigh Nichole, 835 Whitehead Blvd

Hilton, Rylie Kyndall, 4545 RosedaleRd

Hinderson, GeralineLashaun, 920 N12th St Hinderson, Larry Darnell,10233 N River Rd #49 Hines, Keanna Ashley,710 NJefferson Ave#15

Hoffman, HykashaCreashay,1159 Maryland Ave

Hollins,Jason Elliot, 203 NAlexander Ave#4

Holmes, Dakota Ray,2019 Court St Holmes, Delitha S, 1340 Court St Holmes, Escoterricia Rochelle, 579 Melissa Ave

Hooper,Lois Franklin, 250 Tracy Porter St

Hopkins Sr,Myles Bishop, 868 N10th St

Hopkins, Trevor Roman, 868 N10th St

Horton, John L, 12357 MapleSt

Howard, Shavana K, 575 S14th St

Hubbard, Olivia Grace, 749 Avenue D Hughes, Jonathan, 4667 Rebelle Ln

Hull, Michel Lea Macnichol, 12221 Ena St Hunt, RonnaieDaune, 2202 Larguier Ln

Hunter, Ravan Tashae, 2320 Commercial Dr

Hurst, Ryan Mathew,816 Oaks Ave

Ignant, Kendra Kejuan, 930 Johnson St

Irby,Miracle Lynn, 12921 Cypress St Jackson Jr,Crandal Javon, 928 Avenue D Jackson, Diva Lashae, 1363 Maryland Ave

Jackson, Elizabeth Charmaine, 1527 Moody St

Jackson, GloriaMarie, 250 N14th St #25F

Jackson, Jaia Ke’asia, 1227 Court St Jackson, Jerad J, 1151 Maryland Ave

Jackson, Jonosha Lynell, 4259 Walnut St Jackson, Katina Renette, 6937 Hwy 190 W#8

Jackson, MarkDewayne, 345 Tracy Porter St

Jackson, Martin K, 827 Avenue B

Jackson, Michael Thyrone, 271 Tracy Porter St

Jackson, Mykeylea A, 250 N14th St #35

Jackson, Ron Terrel, 340 S14th St

Jackson, Sandrika Nicole, 904 Bohne Rd

Jackson, Shanice Renee, 5841 Flynn Rd

Jackson, Shyeisha Dsha, 2223 LarguierLn

Jackson, Tashika Shondette,1085 Avenue C

Jackson, Tycarry Monet,932 Franklin St

Jackson, Wykeylea E, 289 Atchafalaya St

Jacob, AubreL,317 Harry Brown St

James, BritleyAnn, 817 N13th St

James, Larry D, 1316 Avenue A

James, Rurid L, 11818 LandryLn

James, Shayla, 1135 RosedaleRd#19

James, Tiedrick L, 12357 MapleSt

Jarreau,Carolyn Williams, 1818 Plantation Ave

Jarreau,Erin Jolynne,1040 Teds Ln

Jarreau,PaulBatiste,13053 Cypress St

Jarreau,Ryan Michael,11433 Section Rd

Jarvis, Julien DandreLandry,4622 Cherrywood St

Jenkins, Dominique Nicole, 439 Harry Brown St

Jenkins, MackenzieSimone,1213 RueRiviere Dr

Joffrion, Myrtle Hebert, 2171 SWillow Ridge Ave

Johnson Jr,Anderson R, 1140 MichiganAve

Johnson Jr,Sidney, 869 N10th St

Johnson, Anthony Ray,920 N12th St

Johnson, Barbara Patrice, 172 Harry Brown St

Johnson, Brittany Marie, 1339 MarylandAve

Johnson, Brittny Nicole, 4741 Hugh Loop Rd

Johnson, Carl J, 11627 ESubdivision Rd

Johnson, Christopher Ryan,340 N15th St

Johnson, Constance Diana, 1291 Georgia Ave

Johnson, Debra Carrie, 1296 Georgia Ave

Johnson, Derwyn Keith, 4212 Maxine St

Johnson, Dorothy M, 377 Atchafalaya St

Johnson, Ernestine Lee, 1135 RosedaleRd#9

Johnson, Floyd, 1291 Georgia Ave

Johnson, Hannah Ruth, 2408 CommercialDr#Q4

Johnson, Jackalyn Jenine, 2226 Benedetto Ln

Johnson, Jacqueline Jacques, 10557 Section Rd #14

Johnson, Jennifer Janet, 729 Harry Brown St

Johnson, Jerome Renard, 10557 Section Rd #14

Johnson, Johnna Alise, 545 KeyBiscayneDr

Johnson, Kathleen Doody,1073 PoydrasBayouDr

Johnson, Keyira Marie, 370 Harry Brown St

Johnson, Latoya Yakeisha, 965 8th St

Johnson, Latunga Williams, 7462 Section Rd

Johnson, Lauran Versiemae, 2226 Benedetto Ln

Johnson, Lester Wayne, 1230 Avenue B Johnson, MartesiaWilkins, 4632 Cherrywood St

Johnson, MonicaL,10439 Section Rd

Johnson, Rodney Dandre, 172 Harry Brown St

Johnson, Shakira J, 244 Melissa Ave

Johnson, Shardei Rashan,10531 Squirrel Ln

Johnson, Suzette Francie, 2448 Woodland Ct Johnson, Terry Mcgee, 1455 Moody St Johnson, Tess Marie, 6141 McLin Rd Johnson, William C, 517 GladiolusSt Johnson, YolandaLynette, 4734 Rebelle Ln Jones Jr,Jerry,6220 Section Rd Jones, Curtis Lewayne, 10907 LJ Ln Jones, Derrick, 2450 LarguierLn Jones, Emma L, 11619 LandryLn Jones, Frances Leigh, 3225 Kahns Rd Jones, LejoeyMontravis, 250 N14th St Jones, LindaFaye, 10557 Section Rd #35 Jones, Megan Lily,7604 Hwy 190 W Jones, Nico Bryce, 2450 LarguierLn Jones, Samone Senurea, 287 Tracy PorterSt Jones, Shantoria Lashay,1157 California Ave Jones, Theresa S, 5231 Flynn Rd Jordan, ElanaLatrice, 2408 CommercialDr#M5 Joseph, Deborah A, 1461 Clark St Joseph, Kellie Ann, 1145 MichiganAve Joseph, Malik Ari, 1145 MichiganAve Joseph, Marlon Trumaine,1073 MichiganAve Joseph, Randi Ali, 1145 MichiganAve Juelg, MarieElizabeth, 2040 Lafiton Ln #43 Jung, Annie Ruth, 667 Silvery Ln Kador,Kaleb Kinte,553 Burbridge St Kahao, Roger William, 4916 Hwy 190 W Kahao, Silene Santiago Holmes, 4916 Hwy 190 W Kemp, Landon Scott, 309 Pine St Kent, Bridget Lenell, 1025 Eleanor St Kent, Jennifer Nicole, 12251 EnaSt Kent, Wendy McKinney, 535 Avenue G Ketchens, Tracie, 985 RosedaleRd Key,Stephanie Marie, 4325 Dunleith Ave Keyes, Makaylah Donnell, 2334 OakAlleyDr Keyes, Marcus Jamal, 1065 MarylandAve Khatri, KishoreRatilal, 1131 Avenue G Khatri, RanjanbenKishore, 1131 Avenue G Kindon, Jeri Beth, 4667 Rebelle Ln King III, John Wayne, 2859 Jackson Lamotte Ln King, James L, 2320 CommercialDr#14 King, Mona, 619 Bluebell St Kirby,Sandra, 1590 Court St #29 Kitchens, Leah,626 GladiolusSt Klein, Paige Cierra, 439 NJefferson Ave Knight Jr,Elijah, 267 Tracy PorterSt Knox, DonaldC,1275 Oregon Ave Knox, Jamie Ray,1275 Oregon Ave Krebs, Jessica Rae, 2233 Lafiton Ln Kuhn, Nicholas Adam, 377 1/2Avenue B Labode Jr,PaulCepath, 1023 Court St Lacour,John Keith, 4029 PoydrasBayouDr Ladd, BeincaReshellRenee, 1270 Louisiana Ave Lafleur, Hope Ardoin, 4007 Airline Park Dr Lagarde, Brittany Nicole, 2480 CommercialDr#14 Lambert, Nellie Brown, 599 S14th St LandryJr, Dudley N, 11622 Section Rd LandryJr, Oneil P, 4626 Rebelle Ln Landry, DanielJames, 566 Avenue A Landry, JaneAnn Landry,4626 Rebelle Ln Landry, JohnAdrian, 11724 Bayou Tommy Ln Landry, Tomi Lynette,4827 Ashland Rd Lang Sr,Leo James, 722 Harry Brown St Langlois,Dusty Marie, 4227 Willow St Langlois,Michael Casey, 127 4th St Lanieu, Charlotte Marie, 419 Louisiana Ave Lathers, Norma Guss, 1209 Avenue C Lawrence, Ross Douglas, 451 NJefferson Ave Leach,JenniferDianne,5539 ElmGrove Rd Leachman, Michael Louis,630 KeyBiscayneDr Leachman, Michael-AnneLouise, 630 KeyBiscayneDr Leachman, Neairma Gray,630 KeyBiscayneDr Leban, India Ana, 1303 California Ave Leban, Larnessa Darshana, 1303 California Ave Lebeau, ReynaldT,2905 NWinterville Ln Lebeau, Toby James, 423 Avenue E Leblanc, Chase Christopher, 2317 Woodland Ct Leblanc, Clifton Thomas, 6333 Flynn Rd Leblanc, Jenny Nicole, 811 Avenue D Leblanc, Kailynn Catherine, 5965 AndreLn Leblanc, Keisha Dionne, 330 Tracy PorterSt Leblanc, Libby Chiasson,622 SJefferson Ave Leblanc, NancyLolita, 1150 Freeman Ln Leblanc, Ricky Ashley, 1150 Freeman Ln LeeJr, Todd Garrett, 1052 Louisiana Ave Lee, Ashi Lynjel, 1210 Court St Lee, Breanna Monet,1029 Esperanza Dr Lee, Dakiryan,250 N14th St #D15 Lee, KylanArmad, 250 N14th St #D15 Lee, Nikki Lakeena, 250 N14th St #D15 Lee, Shawanda Lashay,1210 Avenue D Lees, Jacob Scott, 395 Avenue G Lefebvre, Marian M, 529 Avenue G Lemar, Brittany Nicole, 326 Tracy PorterSt Lemoine,BaileyPaul, 6415 Rougon Rd Lemoine,Windom Lynn, 3024 Lafiton Ln Lemora,Roxanna, 501 N15th St #1 LeonardI,CaleNicholas, 3090 Lafiton Ln #21 Lesage, Derrick Michael,6126 Flynn Rd Lewis II, James Daniel, 4334 Dunleith Ave Lewis,Juanita Theresa, 1008 Franklin St Lewis,Lakietra A, 970 Avenue C Lewis,Leigh Delaney,159 6th St Lights,AshleyLynn, 1064 Avenue B Lilly,Angela Ruth, 10233 NRiverRd#9 Lockett, Brandon Charles, 2408 CommercialDr#Q-3 Lockett, Cheryl Ray,12412 MapleSt Lockett, Cynthia Quentia,10151 Section Rd Lockett, Jerome, 918 Avenue A Lockett, Jerrica Monet,2408 CommercialDr#M3 Lockett, PeterJames, 11535 Section Rd Lopez,Luis Fernando, 1590 Court St #47 Louaillier, LoriBeth, 423 Avenue E Loyd, Overton Leon, 1048 Oregon Ave Luke, Lakyndra Antionette,4041 Mulatto BendRd Lundberg,Teresa C, 5219 ElmGrove Rd Lurry III, Leslie L, 4029 PoydrasBayouDr

Lusk, Daniel Joseph, 1931 Lansdown Dr

Luttrull, Rebecca, 2040 Lafiton Ln #47

Lynch, Jasmine Nicole, 1140Michigan Ave

Major,Barbara F, 1534 Hwy 190 W#41-A

Major,Quentin, 377 Key Largo Dr

Major,Tiffany Kirklin, 377 Key Largo Dr

Manchester,Christine Ann, 1812 SWinterville Rd #18

Manchester,Gregory T, 10233 NRiver Rd #40

Marcelin, Frank Albert, 12486 Maple St

Marino, Carl Anthony,4365 Stanton Ave

Marionneaux, Brittney,2001 Willow Glen Ave

Martin, Aaron Dwayne, 4264 NRiverview Rd

Martin, James David, 12643 Blaine St

Martin,Jasmine Nicole, 1239 Court St

Martin, Michael Anthony,1215 Avenue B Martin, Michael Ira Wayne, 2120 Lobdell Hwy #1

Martin, Misty Marlyn, 1534 Hwy 190 W#72

Martin,Rhonda S, 12634 Blaine St

Martinez, Dallas Deshotels, 4063 Roseland Dr

Mason, Elecia Dann, 426 Key Largo Dr

Mason, Wilbert J, 1070 8th St

Matthews, Beverly Gremillion, 2420 Commercial Dr#R1

Matthews, Chanel Nicole, 630 S12th St

Matthews, Dollie Michaelle, 1377 Georgia Ave

Matthews, Victoria T, 5005 Bueche Rd

Maus, Judith Ella Marie, 5260 SFlorence Ave

Maye, Nicolbi Trenell, 239 Whitehead Blvd

Maze, Olevia Wandrette, 11930 ESubdivision Rd

McCool, Colin Pierce, 8183 Colt Ln

McDaniel, Michael Craig, 705 Eucalyptus St

McDowell, William L, 1221 Avenue A

Mcgee, Kimberly Arlene, 388 Washington St

Mcgee, Ronald Todd, 4841 Welland Ave

McGhee, Demond, 7300 Rougon Rd

McHand, Olivia J, 1368 WParkway Dr

McKeel, Benjamin Darn, 2408 Larguier Ln

Mckey Jr,RaffordH,215 Lobdell Hwy #169

McMillian, Shanishe Gayle, 264 Tracy Porter St

McNeely,Adrian Juwan, 637 Eucalyptus St

Mcnew,Susan Ann, 736 Avenue B

McQuillan, Janifer Lynette, 7028 Hwy 190 W

McQuillan, Wendell T, 7028 Hwy 190 W

Mcrae, Fisher Hart, 9152 Hwy 190 W#19

Meche Sr,Dustin Lee, 1812 SWinterville Rd #15

Meche, Jeremy Paul, 710 SJefferson Ave

Melancon, Donna Kay,203 NAlexander Ave#13

Meng, Danna Marie, 4326 Coffield St

Messina, Bryan Joseph, 2025Lansdown Dr

Metevia, Tiaatrick Mahogany Praise, 1023 Soloman St Michelle, Ashleigh Lauren, 12403 Patricia Ave

Miller Jr,Wash, 1081 Maryland Ave

Miller,FredB,1590 Court St #79

Miller,Jakia Niesha, 250 N14th St #52

Miller,Kelyn Cyle, 3635 Emily Dr

Miller,Marena Kimberly,501 N15th St #1

Miller,Maryalexa, 4821 Edmonton Ave

Miller,Morris, 250 N14th St #J52

Miller,Sharon Elaine, 2022Lobdell Hwy #14

Mitchel, Chelsey Rose, 2850 Hwy 190 W#4 Mitchell III, Michael Anthony,1249 Avenue B Monk, Lee Arthur,2850 Hwy 190 W#36 Monroe, Doniesha Maria, 823 N10th St Monson, Rhonda S, 5131 Rebelle Ln

MooreJr, Louis W, 3090 Lafiton Ln #12

Moore, Ceola, 969 Soloman St Moore, Glenda B, 7300 Rougon Rd #58 Moore, Iyuana Neshawn, 1088 Esperanza Dr Moore, Jessica Nikole, 1534 Court St #7 Moore, Mitchell Kiare, 1021 Plantation Ave Moore, Nisha Lanette, 1342 Avenue C Morace, Daniel Cory,5621 Elm Grove Rd Morales, Johnathan David, 2542 Riverside Dr Moreau, Marianna, 12740 Filo Ln Morgan III, Clarence, 1042 Johnson St Morgan, Carlasha, 1345 Michigan Ave Morgan, Christy M, 1042 Johnson St Morgan, Nicholas Neshawn, 1534 Court St #36 Morgan, Tierra Lashae, 1345 Michigan Ave Morgan, Toni Lynette, 1345Michigan Ave Morgan, Valencia Lynette, 1124 Oregon Ave

Morvant, Andrew Scott, 376 Avenue B

Mott, James Clifton, 7200 Rougon Rd #17

Mott, Linda Sue, 1534 Hwy 190 W Motty,Kyle Christopher,2960 Hwy 190 W#44

Mumphery,Elijah Brown, 584 Gladiolus St Munson,Melissa A, 250 N14th St #A4 Murphy,Agnes M, 1565 Rosedale Rd Murphy,Demetria Michelle, 1534 Court St #35 Murphy,Kevin Patrick, 11544 Section Rd Murphy,Marion A, 269 Tracy Porter St Murphy,Monique, 932 Franklin St Murphy,Patrick Glynn, 1635 Rosedale Rd Murrell, April Renae, 275 N14th St Murry,Margaret J, 1053 Avenue B Muskevitsch, Mark Bradley,2207 Benedetto Ln Myers III, Cleveland, 1159 Georgia Ave Myers, Fabien, 403 N15th St Myles, HowardAnthony,1030 Michigan Ave Najar,Maria J, 2721 Emily Dr Naquin, Karen M, 2265 Woodland Ct Navarre, Chelsea Annice, 310 SRiver Rd Navarre, Vance Thomas, 7300 Rougon Rd #20 Neid, Michelle Lynn, 7300 Rougon Rd #7 Nelson Jr,William, 1080 Avenue C Nelson, Brittany Martin, 1235 Plumwood St Nelson, DextorDean, 2012 SWinterville Rd Nelson, Garatie Vionne, 232 S14th St Nelson, Jonathan Bernard, 2925 NWinterville Ln Nelson, Keysha Michelle, 1135 Rosedale Rd #1 Nelson, Keywanda Quinchelle, 1160 Freeman Ln Nelson, Marion Denise, 2925 NWinterville Ln Nelson, Sandra Kay,824 N14th St Nelson, Shanitra L, 250 N14th St #33 H New,Cameron Alexis, 7300 Rougon Rd #54 Newman, Justin Lynn, 617 Azalea St Nguyen, Nhu Thuy Yen, 2227 Benedetto Ln Nguyen, Vy Ngoc, 12480 Hwy 190 W Nicholas, Latisha Marie, 780 N14th St #A3 Nicholas, Rodrick Dwayne, 326 Tracy Porter St Nicholas, Valne R, 1072 Oregon Ave Nighsonger,Blake, 417 Whitehead Blvd Nixon,Daddrick Serome, 7300 Rougon Rd #71 Noel Jr,Bertel, 1534 Court St #35 Nolan, Conelia D, 250 N14thSt#17 Nolan, Misty Danielle, 250 S14th St #17 Northern,Earnest Gerard, 284 Tracy Porter St Northern,Jaleigha Ashira, 833 Oaks Ave Northern,Mitchell Jerome, 1545 Rosedale Rd Northern,Renee Maryae, 1545 Rosedale Rd Nwafulume, Amechi Obiajulu, 244 Melissa Ave Olano,Randall Wayne, 526 S12th St Olinde Jr,Joseph C, 549 1/2 California Ave#A Olinde, Joey Wayne, 10343 NRiver Rd Olinde, Shane Roy, 4826Pecan Grove Rd Oliney, Frederick Dewayne, 12224 Ena St Oliney, Tyreon Saveon, 12224 Ena St

Olivier,Stephen Paul, 3615 Grand Bayou Rd

Oncal, Susan Katherine, 540 Georgia Ave Orcino, Nicholas Paul, 415 SJefferson Ave Osborne, Megan Trichelle, 281 Tracy Porter St Osburn, John Charles, 5539 ElmGrove Rd Pace, Melody Theresa, 547 NJefferson Ave Parker,Tasha Lynette, 718 Gladiolus St Parry,John Thomas, 10412 Section Rd Patel, Chandni, 234 Lobdell Hwy S Patel, Indira Manilal, 234 Lobdell Hwy S Patel, Manilal Keshavbhai, 234 Lobdell Hwy S Patel, Payal Hemant, 1615 Hwy 190 W Patel, Ramanbhai Dhulabhai, 1543 Hwy 190 W Patterson, Gejuan Malik, 1288 Georgia Ave Patterson, Irene G, 501 N15th St Patterson, Kenya Denise, 1241 Avenue C Patterson, Tess Marie, 1244 Rev Manual St Patterson, Wilma Theresa, 2420 Commercial Dr#B4 Paul, Kenneth Lee, 2742 Emily Dr Paul, Robbin A, 928 Avenue A Paul, Sheila A, 928 Avenue A Paul, Venda Jean, 2420 Commercial Dr #G1 Payne, Tarakai, 1023 Soloman St Payne, Tityaraka Monee Claudette, 1023 Soloman St Payne, TjuondreGregg Marquin, 1023 Soloman St Payne, Tujuanda Marcella, 1023 Soloman St Payne, Tymanikq, 1023 Soloman St Pearson, Desmon Jamine, 10356 Section Rd

Pearson, Fran Alpough, 10356 Section Rd Pearson, Jonathan Kyler,4161 Walnut St Penn, Byron, 1226 Freeman Ln

Percell, Sharon, 1315 Maryland Ave Perez German, JoaquinCrisostomo, 6620 Rougon Rd

Perez,Margarita Garcia, 2114 Benedetto Ln

Perkins, Bradley Wayne, 4216 Higdon Ln

Perkins, Patricia Ann, 1226 Freeman Ln

Perkins, TracieLenora, 1641 Lakewood Ln

Perron, Jessica Marie,705 Eucalyptus St

Perry,Rosalyn Dionne, 250 N14th St #40

Peterson, William,5043 NRiver Rd

Phillips Jr,Larry Lee, 1123 Court St

Phillips, Raymond, 1336 Avenue C

Phillips, Terrell Emill,1336 Avenue C

Piccolo, Adam Michael,306 Courthouse St

Piccolo, Celeste Marie,306 Courthouse St

Pickens, JohnnieR,6029 ElmGrove Rd

Pickett, MarvinKarl, 4162 La Highway 1S

Pickett, Oksana, 4162 La Highway 1S

Pierce, Ethel Jeannette, 629 Burbridge St

Pille, RobertVictor, 1956 Court St

Pineda, Barbara Frisby,5819 AndreLn

Pipins, Willie, 439 Harry Brown St

Polk, Melissa Ann, 1615 Court St

Pollard, Ernest G, 2022 Lobdell Hwy #13

Populis, Sonya Lynn, 8183 Tuscaloosa Ave

Porche, Mary T, 6043 Flynn Rd

Porter,Joyce M, 1360 Avenue A

Pourciau Jr,Kenneth Joseph, 7300 Rougon Rd #6

Pourciau, HunterJoseph, 6320 Section Rd

Powell, Martina Vidrine, 1366 Avenue A

Price, Karen Denise, 1363 WParkway Dr

Profit, Denise Michelle, 1203 Court St

Prudencio, Yoselin, 631 S14th St

Pugh, Brian Keith, 200 Melissa Ave

Queen, Joseph Jarode, 501 N15th St #6

Quillin, Dayna Jon, 208 SRiver Rd

Rabalais, Alex Joseph, 2455 Oak Alley Dr

Rachal, Brandon Davis, 1022 Avenue B

Raffray,Tracy Peal,3028 Emily Dr

Ramirez,Eugenia, 534 California Ave

Ramiz, Joann, 354 Gladiolus St

Ramiz, KevinJermaine, 354 Gladiolus St

Ransom, Fordon, 1380 Court St #1

Ransom, Gaisha S, 10233 NRiver Rd #43

Ray,Inez K, 619 Bluebell St

Reed, Leo, 1436 Louisiana Ave#D

Reed, Tanya Nickens,10914 Section Rd

Repp Jr,Albert J, 2650 Riverside Dr

Reynolds, Jermaine, 611 Key Largo Dr

Reynolds, Latricia Jamaine, 2250 SWinterville Rd

Rheams, Betty J, 250 N14th St #29

Rhodes, Iris Lona, 1534 Court St #41

Rhodes, Kiwan Renada, 1534 Court St #41

Richardson, Denzel Lekeith, 1434 Freeman Ln

Richardson, Donnieka Mariel, 6937 Hwy 190 W#3

Riddle, AntonioJerard, 2273 Larguier Ln

Ringo, Brooklyn Paige, 725 Oaks Ave

Ringo, Damian Jacque, 310 Tracy Porter St

Roark, AprilDanielle Pool, 507 SRiver Rd

Robert, Ena Messina, 2022 Lobdell Hwy #3

Roberts, Carl Dacarious, 1182 Avenue C

Roberts, Joshua Jermaine, 236 Montrachet Dr

Roberts, Karen T, 2553 Court St

Roberts, Mattie S, 12848 Oak St

Roberts, Robert C, 12848 Oak St

Robinson, Gabrielle Collins, 1320 GeorgiaAve

Robinson, Janet Marie,2495 Larguier Ln

Roe, Michael Anthony,8051 Tuscaloosa Ave

Rogers, Sheldon Donell, 1307 Avenue C

Rollins, Jesse, 1590 Court St #88

Romero, Allaina, 11632 ESubdivision Rd

Ross, Caitlin M, 2025 Lansdown Dr

Ross, Jacob, 725 Oaks Ave

Ross, Jody Roy,3433 Poydras Bayou Dr

Ross, Kyle Rahsaan, 184 Montrachet Dr

Rossum, Xavier Demond, 1250 Michigan Ave

Roubique, Ashley Ann, 334 Avenue C

Roundtree, Amy Kristine, 4151 NRiverview Rd

Rouse, James Arnez,1590 Court St #31

Rouse, Wendell, 1125 RosedaleRd

Routon, Ronald Clay, 2040 Lafiton Ln #36

Roy,Amanda R, 1134 ByrdAve

Rozell, Mary Guillory,12832 Hwy 190 W

Rumfola, Chanler Phillip, 1242 Calumet Rd

Rumfola, Melissa Nicole, 5020 Pecan Grove Rd

Saia, GarrettAnthony,430 Avenue A

Saia, Jack Gordon, 430 Avenue A

Samson, Brady Austin, 4615 Shelter Ct

Samuel, Genevieve D, 1057 Michigan Ave

Sanchez,Casey Granger,1590 Court St #49

Sands, Michael L, 547 NJefferson Ave

Sartain, Jazmine M, 6411 Flynn Rd

Scalia, PatrickSean, 336 Maryland Ave

Scalise, Beverly Landry,457 RosedaleRd

Schafer,Hope Elizabeth, 2960 Hwy 190 W#22

Schexnaildre, Hannah Renee, 345 Avenue B

Schiesske Jr,Neal Raymond, 1952 Court St

Schnebelen, Brittany Nicole, 2135 Hwy 190 W#12

Schuler,Betty A, 451 Harry Brown St

Schulin, Cody James, 7300 Rougon Rd #33

Scott Jr,Joseph, 1257 Michigan Ave

Scott Jr,Warren Delorne, 246 Atchafalaya St

Scott, Lara Lin, 1257 Michigan Ave

Scott, Lauren Victoria, 207 Montrachet Dr

Scott, Traveon, 185 N14th St

Scott, Travis, 185 N14th St

Searcy,David Warren, 2863 NWinterville Ln

Seymour,Martha K, 2710 Riverside Dr

Shaffers, Cynthia Allen, 525 Melissa Ave

Shelton Sr,James Elliot, 507 SRiver Rd

Sherbin, James C, 1655 RosedaleRd

Shief, Derrick Demond, 1289 Maryland Ave

Shorter,Keyera Lakita, 4223 Roseland Dr

Shrader II, William Richard, 344 Oregon Ave

Shumake, MarkA,1590 Court St #19

Shy,Lisa M, 1085 Avenue C

Sibley,Janice Marie, 1436 Louisiana Ave#C

Sidorenko, Tommy Craig,3914 TreuilRd

Simon, HeidiQushawn, 2420 Commercial Dr

Simon, Stuart Michael, 4126 Roseland Dr

Simoneaux Jr,DaleJoseph, 2037 Antonio Rd

Simoneaux, Daleigh Ann, 2037 Antonio Rd

Simoneaux, Nicole D, 2433 Oak Alley Dr

Simpson, Christy Lynnette, 2757 Court St #8

Sims, Antwinette Morice, 1291 GeorgiaAve

Sims, Bryan Douglas, 7200 Rougon Rd #17

Sims, Jasmine Valencia, 1291 GeorgiaAve

Singleton, Stacey Marie Ann, 1158 GeorgiaAve

Skelton, Ania, 250 N14th St #B7

Skelton, Desmon Alonzo, 1015 Avenue B Slaughter,Nijahlon ZamyriaDasha, 346 Tracy Porter St Smalley, Tammy Lynn, 3721 Emily Dr

Smith, Angelica C, 3632 Kahns Rd

Smith, Anton Dangelo, 730 S14th St

Smith, Brian Adair,517 Gladiolus St

Smith, Brittany Sharnea, 845 N13th St

Smith, Chad Everette, 12487 MapleSt

Smith, Gary,2545 NWinterville Ln

Smith, Iona V, 3632 Kahns Rd

Smith, Jaden Elizabeth, 4335 Dunleith Ave

Smith, JeromeDavid, 730 MardiGras Ln

Smith, Joseph Edward, 1590 Court St #82

Smith, LeslieE,730 MardiGras Ln

Smith, London Sierra, 2040 Lafiton Ln #25 Smith, Marquel Jamel,1288 GeorgiaAve

Smith, Pamela Sue West, 2553 Court St #27B

Smith, Ravenna G, 2420 Commercial Dr #D1 Smith, Terrell Dwayne, 517 Gladiolus St

Smith, ValeshiaReaun, 11820 Landry Ln

Snearl,Dominique Brisha, 431 Courthouse St

Snearl,Jarrius Trevon, 431 Courthouse St

Snearl,Latonya Demise, 431 Courthouse St

Snearl,Tara Queen, 226 Montrachet Dr

Snell,Gerren Dewitt, 714 S14th St

Snell,Tawana Florestine, 714 S14th St

Snipe, Lisa Ann, 5240 Poydras Bayou Dr

Snipe, Scott Rhian, 5240 Poydras Bayou Dr

Snow,Joshua Michael, 6937 Hwy 190 W

Solomon, Aquatica Deshae, 749 California Ave#3

Soto, Bianca, 606 S12th St Spears, Cynthia M, 1519 Avenue G Spears, TammieTerrell,719 Bluebell St

Spears, Tory Montray,719 Bluebell St

Speigner,AlexaRaelyn, 534 S12th St Springer,Kirsten, 1534 Court St #16

Springer,Laresha Monea, 1672 Rev Manual St

Springer,LorenzoC,1672 Rev Manual St #1 Springfield, Ashely Nicole, 1046 Avenue A

Sproles Jr,DavidE,130 Jalyn Ln

Sproles, Amanda Marie, 10803 MarcumLn

Sproles, Heather Lora, 11948 Margaret Ln

Sproles, JarrettLee, 10803 MarcumLn

Sproles, Melissa A, 12941 Cypress St St Romain, AndrePhilippe,550 SRiverRd St Romain, TaitenMcKade, 12951 Cypress St

Stafford, Yarden Sharell, 629 Eucalyptus St

Stampley Sr,Eric P, 2480 CommercialDr#1

Stephens, Alexis Victoria, 825 SJefferson Ave

Stephens, Shelton Chandler, 639 S12th St

Stepteau, Bernard Andre, 460 KeyLargo Dr

Sterling Jr,Elliott Louis Hammond, 250 N14th St #C10

Stevens, Sherry Dupont, 5918 ElmGrove Rd

Stewart Jr,Daniel, 2090 Lobdell Hwy #27

Stewart Sr,Jonathan Elliot, 9690 Hwy 190 W

Stewart, Carolyn G, 980 Avenue A#1A

Stokes, Jetta Vea, 12351 Patricia Ave Stone, Jo Richard, 3824 Kahns Rd #1 Stoner,Janis L, 1744 Antonio Rd Storey,John Tyler, 4137 NRiverview Rd Storms, Feather Mentz,2327 Woodland Ct

Storms, RichardAllen, 2327 Woodland Ct

Street Jr,Bill Hebert, 4157 Rougon Rd

Stromain, Rebecca Major,3645 PoydrasBayouDr Styles, MiracleJaline,2857 Lafiton Ln

Summers, Louis Kipling, 2040 Lafiton Ln #29

Sutton, Windy,4547 RosedaleRd

Swanson,Monchella Ardena, 501 N15th St #6

Swarner, Payson Lowery,12820 OakSt

Swim, Paul Brandon, 604 Oaks Ave Swim, Theresa Montera, 604 Oaks Ave Talbot, Shannon Lynn, 637 Eucalyptus St Talley, JenniferRenee, 4345 NRiverview Rd Talton, LamarKeith, 232 S14th St Tanner, Blaise Kolbe, 805 Avenue F Tanner, Cynthia Latese, 12357 MapleSt Tansiel, Demond, 363 Tracy PorterSt Tarver,John Michael,3758 Kahns Rd Tate,ArenicePatricia, 2320 CommercialDr#17 Tate,Carissa Janessa, 1672 Rev ManualSt#1 Tate,John Michael,1342 Oregon Ave

Tavano, Cynthia Jeanne,2320 CommercialDr#16

Taylor,Alexandra Renee, 210 S14th St

Taylor,Jimmy,1452 Rev ManualSt

Taylor,John Albert, 1345 Avenue B Temple,Billy Shane,2850 Hwy 190 W#33

Templeton, Carolyn R, 1872 PoydrasBayouDr

Teno, Jerlendra Michelle,367 Charropin St

Tetrick, Tina Kay,1380 Court St #12

Theriot, Jarhett Michael,1590 Court St #37

Thibault, Celine Shevaun, 4937 Welland Ave

Thibeaux, Tiara Shi’olite, 419 Louisiana Ave

ThibodeauxSr, TheodoreT,6132 NolanDavidRd Thibodeaux, AmandaC,2180 Plantation Ave

Thibodeaux, Donna Humphrey,2553 Court St #30

Thibodeaux, Holly Ann, 5233 Brooks Ln

Thibodeaux, Katie Sue,2021 Dibenedetto Ln

Thibodeaux, Melissa K, 7300 Rougon Rd

Thomas III, Joseph,12452 Patricia Ave

Thomas Jr,Donald R, 1105 Avenue B

Thomas, Angela Gail, 993 Franklin St

Thomas, Barbara A, 347 Tracy PorterSt

Thomas, Brian Tyler, 753 Oaks Ave

Thomas, Celanneyiah, 1150 Freeman Ln

Thomas, ManeiceiaNeomia,2282 LarguierLn

Thomas, Nakeitha Denise,2033 Silverstone Ave

Thomas, TanyaRena, 1150 Freeman Ln Thomason, Tanya M, 403 N15th St Thompkins, Sean, 947 Johnson St Thompkins, Shonnysa Ayre,947 Johnson St

Thorgeson, Ashley Reno, 815 Avenue C

Tillman, Karon Renee, 2022 Lobdell Hwy #10

Tillman, Keshana Shantrell, 1210 Avenue D Tillmon, Terrance Lamar, 1590 Court St #72

Tinkler,Claire, 2317 Woodland Ct

Tircuit, JenniferAlaine,2850 Hwy 190 W#31

Tircuit, MattA,2850 Hwy 190 W#31 Tisdale, Christina Marie, 2958 Jackson Lamotte Ln Tobon, Monica, 10173 St Clara Ave

Toler, Jason Kent, 11836 ESubdivision Rd

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thereon

Mu‐nicipal No.( )Jefferson

DavisStreet By virtue of theprovi‐sions of LouisianaRe‐visedStatute 47:2201 et seq. andMetropolitan CouncilOrdinance num‐ber19892, theParishof East BatonRouge has been authorized to sell this property as adjudi‐catedproperty. Youhave been identiﬁed as a partywho mighthave a vested or contingent in‐terest in said property which wasassessedin thename(s) of Cedric Byrd,etal.,and wasad‐judicatedtothe Parishof East BatonRouge in the year of 2020 forunpaid taxesfor theyearof 2019. Thesalewilltake placeinaccordancewith theprovisionsofLAR.S 47:2201 et seq. Your inter‐estinthe property will be terminated if youdo notredeem the property b

For the Meeting of Mayorand Council City of Zachary, LA Council Chambers, 4700 Main Street Tuesday,June 23, 2026, 6:35 P.M.

A. CALL TO ORDER Mayor McDavid called the meeting to order at 6:34 p.m., on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at the Zachary City Hall located at 4700 Main Street, Zachary,LA.

B. INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Rolled over from previous meeting.

C. OPENING PROCEDURES

1. ROLL CALL MAYOR David McDavid COUNCIL MEMBERS Brandy Westmoreland –District 1 John LeBlanc– District 2 AmbreDeVirgilio –District 3 Jennifer Landry –District5 COUNCIL MEMBERS ABSENT James Graves –District 4

2. READING OF CITY POLICY RELATIVE TO OPEN MEETINGS Beforeproceeding with the meeting, Mayor McDavid read a statement into the recordregarding the Open Meetings Law,and citizens’ right to participate in public meetings. The statement sets forth general rules of conduct of the public meeting and outlined the process through which acitizen can have items placed on the Council agenda. Acopy of the rulesisavailable at City Hall, Mayor’sOffice or by calling the Clerk of the City Council. The rules will also be available at every Council meeting.

3. CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO AGENDA

D. READING OF THE MINUTES

1. Approval of Minutes June 09, 2026, regular meeting,and approve them as written. The motion was made by Councilwoman DeVirgilio The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Westmoreland To approve the minutes June 09, 2026, regular meeting,and approve them as written.

YEAS: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio, Landry

NAYS:None ABSENT:Graves ABSTAINED: None

E. HONORS, RECOGNITIONS, AND INTRODUCTIONS

F. CONTRACT ITEMS/CONTRACTS OR ITEMS RELATING TO PROJECTS

1. Street/Road Projects

a) Mt. Pleasant Crosswalks and Walkways, Project #11681 –Pay Request #2

The motion was made by Councilwoman DeVirgilio

The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Westmoreland To approve Mt. Pleasant Crosswalks and Walkways, Project #11681 –Pay Request #2 in the amount of $66,999.65. YEAS: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio, Landry NAYS: None ABSENT:Graves ABSTAINED: None

2. Sewer

3. Subdivision Inspections

4. Water and Gas Projects

2026, of the Planning Commission and the Minutes of the Regular meeting of June 01, 2026, of the Zoning Commission. The motion was made by Councilwoman DeVirgilio The motion was seconded by Councilwoman Westmoreland

To approve receiving the minutes of the Regular meeting of June 01, 2026, of the Planning Commission and the Minutes of the Regular meeting of June 01, 2026, of the ZoningCommission.

YEAS: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio, Landry

NAYS:None ABSENT:Graves

ABSTAINED: None

p y bymaking all required payments to thetax col‐lector listed belowor ﬁle alawsuit in accordance with lawwithin SIXTY (60) DAYS of thedateof the ﬁrstpublication of this notice,orthe record‐ingofanact transferring ownership, if later. Taxcollector: East BatonRouge Parish Sheriff 222 St.Louis Street 2NDFloor BatonRouge,Louisiana 70802 (225) 389-4810 194600

2. Planning matters REQUIRING aPublic Hearing

a) RESUB-02-26 (4200-4300 Rollins Road)

—Proposed

resubdivision of Lot 9into Lots 9-A &9-B of the Place Land & Cattle Company,LLC Tract, on property located at 4200-4300 Rollins Road, Zachary, La 70791. Mayor McDavidopened the PUBLICHEARING at 7:18 p.m. Shane Nichols, 4211 Spring HollowCt. Surveyor for Engineering &Land Surveying was theretospeak in favorofthe RESUB. Therebeing no one else to speak in favoroforagainst the RESUB, Mayor McDavid closed the PUBLICHEARING at 7:20 p.m.

The motionwas made by Councilwoman Landry

The motionwas not seconded

The motionwas made by Councilwoman Westmoreland

The motionwas seconded by Councilman LeBlanc

To table RESUB-02-26 (4200-4300 Rollins Road) —Proposed resubdivision of Lot 9into Lots 9-A &9-B of the Place Land &Cattle Company,LLC Tract, on property located at 4200-4300 Rollins Road, Zachary,La70791, to the July 28, 2026, meeting.

YEAS: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio

NAYS: Landry ABSENT: Graves

ABSTAINED: None

b) CUPMH-01-26 (7215 Lower ZacharyRoad) —Proposed placement of manufactured home on Lot 2-A of the Pace Properties, on property located at 7215 Lower Zachary Road, Zachary,La70791.

Mayor McDavidopened the PUBLIC HEARING at 7:33 p.m. Owner Gabriel Mouton, 917 Feliciana Crossing Dr Jackson, LA 70748, was theretospeak in favorofthe CUPMH. Therebeing no one else to speak in favoroforagainst the CUMPH, Mayor McDavidclosed the

PUBLICHEARING at 7:34 p.m. The motionwas made by Councilman LeBlanc The motionwas seconded by Councilwoman DeVirgilio To approve CUPMH-01-26 (7215 Lower ZacharyRoad) —Proposed placement of manufactured home on Lot 2-A of the Pace Properties, on propertylocated at 7215 Lower Zachary Road, Zachary,La70791. YEAS: LeBlanc, DeVirgilio,Landry

NAYS: Westmoreland

ABSENT: Graves

ABSTAINED: None

c) CUPAB-02-26 (20191 Plank Road) —Proposed convenience storefor the sale of liquor, on propertylocated at 20190 Plank Road Zachary, La 70791.

Mayor McDavidopened the PUBLICHEARING at 7:36 p.m. Karanjit Singh, applicant, 20191 Plank Rd., was theretospeak in favorofthe CUPAB. Therebeing no one else to speak in favoroforagainst the CUPAB, Mayor McDavidclosed the PUBLICHEARING at 7:38 p.m.

The motionwas made by Councilwoman DeVirgilio The motionwas seconded by Councilwoman Westmoreland To approve CUPAB-02-26 (20191 Plank Road) —Proposed convenience storefor the sale of liquor, on propertylocated at 20190 Plank Road Zachary, La 70791.

YEAS: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio, Landry

NAYS: None

ABSENT: Graves

ABSTAINED: None

3. Planning Matters NOT requiring aPublic Meeting

4. Zoning Matters REQUIRING aPublic Hearing

5. Zoning Matters NOT Requiring Public Hearing

6. Other Matters a) Waiver —3535 RobertStreet —Build

residence with side yardsetbacks of less than the

10 feet on each side.

ALTER AGENDA

The motionwas made by Councilwoman Landry

The motionwas seconded by Councilwoman DeVirgilio

To approve altering and amending the agenda to correct address as 3558 RobertStreet as avariance, not awaiver with Council acting as BoardofAdjustments.

YEAS: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio, Landry

NAYS: None

ABSENT: Graves

ABSTAINED: None

a) Variance —3558 RobertStreet —Build single-familyresidence with side yardsetbacks of less than the required 10 feet on each side. Mayor McDavidopened the PUBLICHEARING at 7:47 p.m. There being no one to speak in favoroforagainst the Variance, Mayor McDavidclosed the PUBLICHEARING at 7:47 p.m. The motionwas made by Councilwoman Landry The motionwas seconded by Councilwoman DeVirgilio To approve Variance —3558 RobertStreet —Build single-family residence with side yardsetbacks of less than the required 10 feet on each side.

YEAS: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio, Landry

NAYS: None

ABSENT: Graves

ABSTAINED: None

b) Resolution 2026-09 —A RESOLUTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEUNIFIEDDEVELOPMENTCODE TO DIRECTPLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION TO REVIEW,HOLD PUBLICHEARNIG ANDMAKE RECOMMENDATIONS MOBILE VENDORS, MOBILE VENDOR PERMITSAND SPECIALEVENTS ANDOTHERWISE PROVIDING WITH RESPECTTHERETO. The motionwas made by Councilwoman DeVirgilio The motionwas seconded by Councilman LeBlanc To approve Resolution 2026-09 –A RESOLUTION IN ACCORDANCE WITHTHE UNIFIEDDEVELOPMENT CODE TO DIRECTPLANNING

NAYS: None ABSENT:Graves

ABSTAINED: None

Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio, Landry NAYS: None ABSENT:Graves ABSTAINED: None

K. BUDGET AND FINANCIAL MATTERS

L. OLD BUSINESS PENDING FOR FINAL ACTION

M. OLD BUSINESS PENDING

N. NEW BUSINESS 1. Public Hearing and Adoption of Ordinance 2026-11ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO THE DECLARATION OF INTENT BY THE CITY OF ZACHARYTOHAVECERTAIN MOVABLE PROPERTYDECLARED TO BE SURPLUS AND ALLOWING FOR THE DISPOSAL, DONATION OR ABANDONMENT IN PLACE Mayor McDavidopened the PUBLICHEARINGat7:56p.m. There being no one to speak in favor of or against the Variance, Mayor McDavidclosedthe PUBLIC HEARING at 7:57 p.m. The motion was made by CouncilwomanDeVirgilio The motion was seconded by CouncilmanLeBlanc To approve and Adopt Ordinance 2026-11 -ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO THE DECLARATION OF INTENT BY THE CITY OF ZACHARYTOHAVECERTAIN MOVABLE PROPERTYDECLARED TO BE SURPLUS AND ALLOWING FOR THE DISPOSAL, DONATION OR ABANDONMENT IN PLACE

YEAS: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio, Landry

NAYS: None

ABSENT:Graves

ABSTAINED: None

2. To vote for District 5ABC BoardAppointee. The motion wasmade by CouncilwomanLandry

The motion wasseconded by CouncilwomanDeVirgilio

To approve Jason Venable as District 5ABC Board Appointee.

YEAS: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio, Landry

NAYS: None

ABSENT:Graves

ABSTAINED: None

O. CONDEMNED BUILDINGS –PUBLIC HEARINGS OR OTHER ACTION REGARDING BUILDINGS BEING CONSIDERED FOR CONDEMNDATION AttorneyWilson stated the regularscheduledmonthly meeting is Thursday, June 25, 2026.

P. REPORTSFROMDEPARTMENT HEADS

Q. COUNCIL DISCUSSION OF BUSINESSNOT ON AGENDA

(No Action May Be Taken UnlessDeclared an Emergency) CouncilwomanLandry recognizesZachary ChamberofCommercefor helping with recent flooding in AvoyellesParish.

CouncilwomanWestmorelandisworking on herABC appointees, andshould have namesbynext meeting. She also addressed Mayor, Council, andpublic regarding hostility in the Council body

R. ADJOURNMENT The meeting wasadjournedat8:03p.m.

Karen Burdette Clerk of City Council CITYOFZACHARY PARISH OF EASTBATON ROUGE STATEOFLOUISIANA

CERTIFICATION

KarenBurdette DavidMcDavid,Mayor Clerk of the City Council CITY OF ZACHARY PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE STATEOFLOUISIANA

I, KarenBurdette, do hereby certify thatI am the duly appointedClerk of the City Council for the City of Zachary, Parish of East Baton Rouge Louisiana

Ifurthercertify thatthe above andforegoing is atrueand correct copy of the minutesofthe regularmeeting of the Mayor andCouncil of the City of Zachary,Louisiana,heldonTuesday, June 23, 2026, aproper quorum being there andthenpresent.

KarenBurdette, Clerk of the City Council

of inactive voters is available 24 hours aday,seven days per week online at www.GeauxVote.com.

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Dr Green,Rickey L, 29510 Hwy 405 Griffin, EdwardB,56660 Breaux St Hamilton III, Joseph, 56778 Breaux St Haynes, Linwonika Cashandria, 57455 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Henderson, Mark Steven, 56640 Church St Hollins, Jennifer Loris, 57230 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Holmes, Andrew Nelson, 56935 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Holmes, Jarion Juwan, 56853-B Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Jackson Jr,Bernell, 57185 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Jackson Jr,Percy Louis, 57475-ACpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Jackson, Kendall Jermaine, 57215 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Jackson, Meika Danielle, 57260 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Johnson, Dedrick Christopher,57345 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Johnson, Norman Ben, 29560 Hwy 405 Johnson, Odessa Williams, 57250 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Johnson, Terrill W, 29560 Hwy 405 Jones, Jeremy T, 56810 Church St Kelson,Karen N, 56685 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Knight, Darlene M, 57010 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Lavigne, Joyce, 29630 Hwy 405 Lewis, Tiffany Nicole, 56853 CplHerman Brown Jr Dr Little, Demiracle K, 57235 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Little, Kemberly Darnell, 57235 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Martin, Carneshia Lashay,56754 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr #B McNair,Karen Ann, 56990 Church St Molden, Henry,57300-B Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Murphy III, Lester Charles, 57440 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Orange, Jamal McKell, 57210 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Osborne, Tiffany Wesley,56945 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Powell, Ronette Renet, 57470 Cpl Herman BrownJrDr Price,Beverly Ann, 57185 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Price,Jonte Lamar,57185 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Price,Shantrecia Lanae, 57215-BCpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Richardson, Johnny O, 57420 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr #B Saylor,Deloris Ann, 56920 Breaux St Saylor,Lionel Jarmel, 57535 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr #B Saylor,Nathaniel, 29510 Hwy 405 Saylor,Patricia Ann, 29510 Hwy 405 Saylor,Rafael Lamarr,56875 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Saylor,Tonya Smith, 29510 Hwy 405 Scott, Lyntoya Lashae, 56600 Breaux St #B Smith, Whitnie Therese, 56465 Breaux St Stevenson, Cedrick Jontril, 57310 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Stevenson, Chamar Deion, 57310 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Stevenson, Latoya Antionette, 57415 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Stewart, Alexis Elaine, 56600 BBreaux St Stewart, Brandon Wardell, 57345 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Stewart, Mickey Edward, 56600-A Breaux St Tate Jr,Jessie Johnaton, 56510 Young St Thomas, Jason Jerome, 57260 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Thompson, Precious Norshern, 29840 JWHolmes St Tillman, Trinell, 56860 Breaux St Ussin, Audrey Michelle, 57365 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Veal, Kedra Trenay,57316 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Villar,Tanya Kaye, 29870 Hwy 405 Villar,Terry Blaine, 29870 Hwy 405 Walker,Judith Ann, 56950 Breaux St Washington, Devan Jamal, 57125-BCpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Washington, Lutricia R, 56740 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Watts, Joseph J, 56595 Lavigne St Wesley III, William James, 56970-BBreaux St Wesley Jr,William J, 56970-BBreaux St Wesley,Lynet Marie, 56675 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Wesley,Rodrick Demone, 56670 Church St Wesley,Susan Ramona, 56630 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Williams, Charles Bertell, 56690 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Young III, James Gerard, 57470 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Young, Daryl E, 57020 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Young, Jantsen Julius, 57020 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Young, Kimberly Keosia, 57020 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Young, Shaquille Oneal, 56581 Breaux St Young, Shontai Jene, 57470 Cpl Herman Brown Jr Dr Carville Abdur-Rahman, Jamilah Lyn, 5465 Point Clair Rd Adams, Dennis Lane, 5445 Point Clair Rd #C-5 Atlow,Wayneisha Leanell, 5465 Point Clair Rd Bab, Mitchell Jamal, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Baker,Germaine Nicole, 5540 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Banks, John C, 5465Point Clair Rd

Barber,Luke Jason, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Batiste, Antonio A, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Batiste, Aubrey Michelle, 5465 Point Clair Rd Battley,Felicia Monique, 5591-C Point Clair Rd Bell, Lashae Marie, 5554 Magnolia Springs Pkwy #B Benn,Kris Deshawn, 5490 Spring Ln #D Billiot, Travis Mitchell, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Blanchard, Zachary Cole, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Bonin, Chantel Marie, 5465 Point Clair Rd Brown, Leroy Videau, 5500-A Morris St Brown, Takanya Ashyla, 5515 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Brown, Zechariah Issac, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Bui, Phuc The, 5445 Point Clair Rd #C-1

Carter, Janya Janae Judy,5465 Point Clair Rd Carter, Shantanae Renee, 5470 Spring Ln #C Cavalier,Terri Daigle, 6033-A Hwy 75

Clark,Byron Jamal, 5455 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Clark,Demarcus Dominie, 5465 Point Clair Rd Clay,Jake Celeste, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Cobbin, Christopher Lloyd, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Collins, Kesha Renee, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Colton, Ebony Shavon, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Crum,Michael Kevin, 5040 Betty Martin Dr

Culler, Emily Marie, 5445 Point Clair Rd #S-4

Cummings, Ashley N, 5445 Point Clair Rd

Daigle, Dana Lynn, 6033 Hwy 75

Danes, Gideon Darius, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Daniels, Demetriel Monique, 5623 Point Clair Rd

Daniels, TaleshiaLavette, 5623 Point Clair Rd

Darbonne, Jody Wayne, 5470 Spring Ln #B

DavisJr, Maurice Dewayne, 5375-A Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Dunbar,Lauren Angelle, 5520 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Ellison, MatthewAllen, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Ennels, Annjanette Elizabeth, 5475-C Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Espadron, Cody Jamalle, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Esperance, Collin Joseph, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Estrada, KevinAlberto, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Evans, Joshua Dewayne, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Fields, Debora Marie, 5550 Morris St

Fontenot, Damarcus Letron, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Franklin,Joshua Wayne, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Garrett, Sandrica Lashawn, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Gibson, Jiri J, 5510 Spring Ln #D

Givens, Shakira Mechelle, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Gordon, Aubrey Connell, 5375 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Green, Carolyn Ann, 5691 Villa Ln #A

Green, Gabrielle Lasha, 5455 Spring Ln #C

Green, Marvin G, 5365 Morris St

Gross Sr,Jared Wilshun, 5343 Morris St

Haile,Likeisha, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Hales, Brianna Leigh, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Hall, Janee D, 5684 Magnolia De PercyDr

Hampton, TrevornE,5465 Point Clair Rd

Harold, ByronesiaRaychelle, 5560-B Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Harris,Angel,5465 Point Clair Rd

Harry,Ibia Victoria, 5690 Villa Ln #D

Hart, Dequan Devonte, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Harvey, Japonais Karionshe, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Hasten Sr,JarvisMicheal, 5440 Morris St

Hatfield, Ronnie, 5640 Magnolia Springs Pkwy

Hayes, Mary Jane, 5410 Morris St

Haymond, Carolyn J, 5465 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Haynes, EddieJames, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Haywood, Siran Aundrey,5490 Betty Martin Dr

Hebert, Shermaine Angelle, 5390 Betty Martin Dr

Henry,Joshua Wayne, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Hernandez,Charles Anthony,5215 Point Clair Rd

Hilliard,Stiles Laray,5465 Point Clair Rd

Jackson Jr,Kevin, 5465 Point Clair Rd

James, Brandon Renard, 5470 Morris St

John-Louis, KentreDeone, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Johnese, Dymond Montrel, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Johnson, Aren Michael,5465 Point Clair Rd

Johnson, Miles Parker,5465 Point Clair Rd

Johnson, Ron, 5560 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Jones IV,Melvin, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Jones, Willie Leroy,5645-A Monroe Ln

Jordan, Angel Rene, 5475-C Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Joseph, JeremyDwayne, 5415 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Kaufman, Walter,5465 Point Clair Rd

Knighten, Christopher,5465 Point Clair Rd

Lawson, Nordeya W, 5580 Monroe Ln

Leblanc, Justin Ryan, 5614 Magnolia Springs Pkwy #A

Mack,Terrance Jamal,5465 Point Clair Rd

Madere, Randy Paul, 6033 Hwy 75

Magee, Joe, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Marshall,Terhonda Cushenberry,5510 Magnolia Springs Pkwy #A

Mcbee, Willie D, 5475 Martin Luther King Jr

McBride, Jonathan Lee, 5510 Magnolia Springs Pkwy #B

McDavis, Jakobe Emmanuel,5465 Point Clair Rd

Mickey,Tyrine, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Miller, Joseph, 5340 Morris St

Mitchell,Anngerald Neinarbar Haynes, 5673 Magnolia De PercyDr

Mitchell,MorganElizabeth, 5070 Betty Martin Dr

Monroe, Carl W, 5510 Monroe Ln

Moore, Randy Thomas, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Moses, MichaeliaCherie, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Newell, Devin Bryan, 5530 Magnolia Springs Pkwy #A

Parnell Jr,Alvin, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Patin, Amber Michel,5570 Morris St

Patin, Briyahn Nicole, 5570 Morris St

Perry,Janey M, 5514 Magnolia Springs Pkwy #A

Peterson, DalePaul, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Pierre, Devin Javon, 5585 Point Clair Rd

Pitre, Desiree Alexis Nicole, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Pittman, Bridgett, 5534 Magnolia Springs Pkwy #B

Porter,Jordan Lawrence, 5380 Morris St

Pounds, Tiffany Folks, 5320 Betty Martin Dr

Powell,Lawanda Mona, 5410 Morris St

Price, Joya Lonishia, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Queen, Tionna Tennell, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Randall,Johnathan, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Redditt, Chance Keontrell, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Reddix, Jeremiah Chrishoun, 5469 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Riley,Dione M, 5614 Magnolia Springs Pkwy

Riley,Tyia Xiomari,5614 Magnolia Springs Pkwy #B

Robertson, Jerome Fitzgerald, 5310 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Robinson Jr,Lourienco, 5475 Morris St

Robinson, Tyonia Destiney,5691 Villa Ln #D

Rodrigue, Ledesma Deandre, 5696 Villa Ln #A

Romar,MalcolmJ,5465 Point Clair Rd

Ross, Trevon Elonte, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Ruth, Shanice Shante, 5696 Villa Ln #A

Sarmientos, Marcos E, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Scott Jr,Tony Anthony,5465 Point Clair Rd

Scott, Charles Tashun, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Scott, Dalisa Iashia, 5465 Point Clair Rd Scott, Joniquwa J, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Scott, Tylon Porter, 5691 Villa Ln #A

Selders, Kedrick Levonne, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Sells, Psalms Joel,5465 Point Clair Rd

Shinn, Antonio, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Simpson, CerahJohnnea, 5640 Magnolia Springs Pkwy #B

Stewart, KenndieSmon, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Stewart, Tamala Raynell, 5480 Spring Ln #A

Strachan, JordanErrol, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Strawn, Taylor Alexander,5465 Point Clair Rd

Thierry,Tyler Damone, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Thomas, Courtney Rae, 5390 Betty Martin Dr

Torres, Aida You, 5460 Marks Ln

Tourres, Michael Joseph, 5455 Alfred Ln

Trosclair,Tiffine Shonell,5330 Betty Martin Dr

Turner,Bria Nicole, 5040 Betty Martin Dr

Tyler,AlexDean, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Tyler,Ernest Jack, 5270 Betty Martin Dr

Vasquez Jr,Masimo J, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Videau, Keith Darnell, 5510 Morris St

Walker,Stacey Louis, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Weber,Kedrick Darnell,5465 Point Clair Rd

Weber,PamelaMarie, 5529 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Wilkins Jr,Jimmy,5465 Point Clair Rd

Williams, Atkins Andre, 5310 Morris St

Williams, Dajuan Marquise, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Williams, Jaquan Markeise, 5465 Point Clair Rd

Williams, Jasmine Regina, 5600 Morris St

Wilson, Adrian Marquiseonte, 5510 Morris St

Wilson, Danasha Lenay,5465 Point Clair Rd

Wilson, Natasha Alyce, 5420 Martin Luther King

Wilson, Tyriek Demonde, 5550 Magnolia Springs

Wynn, Faaleogaoalataua Lolua, 5180 Betty Martin Dr

Wynn, Kenneth Redale, 5180 Betty Martin Dr Grosse Tete

Albarado, ClaireElyse, 18005 Sidney Rd

Alexander,Tierra Deshon, 17720 Hwy 77 #C Allen, Kelsey Elise, 76935 Magnolia St

Angelloz,Kayla Marie, 77020 Salarie Ln

Armlin, James, 20950 Hwy 77

Barbay,Abram Allen, 76835 Jessie Romig Dr

Barrow,Alicia Raye, 76905 Jessie RomigDr

Bayham, Dawn J, 20110 Hwy 77

Bayham, KimberlyAnn, 23905 Hwy 386

Becker,Donald Raymond, 77955-A McBay Dr

Blanchard, Jennifer Remona, 76925 Garner Ln

Blanchard, Michael, 76735-A Garner Ln

Booksh, Baylee Renee, 18405 Hwy 77

Booksh, Braden Kyle, 18405 Hwy 77

Bossier,Jeffery D, 22900 Hwy 386

Bouillion, Kristina Lynn, 20195 Hwy 77

Broussard, ChadMichael, 23070 Hwy 386

Broussard, Scott Joseph, 23070 Hwy 386

Brown, Dylan Michael,22090 Hwy 77

Brown, Kollene Jace, 22090 Hwy 77

Carroll, Kimberly Danielle,76675 Garner Ln

Chapman, Sonya Lynn Crow,76820 Salarie Ln #LOT 4

Chisholm, Tonia Michelle, 76820 Salarie Ln

Dauzat,Jordan Andrew,77040 Salarie Ln

David, BennetCharles, 22850 Hwy 386

Doucet,Kelly Marie, 77830 McBay Dr

Ducharme, AimeeLynn, 18510 Hwy 77

Edwards, William David, 18515 Hwy 77

Falencki, Flossie Ann, 77020 Salarie Ln

Floyd, Juanita Rachel,76650 Sexton Ln

Gage, Darrien Terrell, 77045 Salarie Ln

Gage, Terri Brown, 77045 Salarie Ln

Garvin,Mary Elizabeth, 20955 Hwy 77

Gilbert, Jude Michael,76930 Magnolia St

Griffin, Renee Marie, 17865 Hwy 77

Griffin, SidneyA,17865 Hwy 77

Grissom, Betty H, 19975 Hwy 77

Grissom, JohnGarrett, 19900 Hwy 77 Guerin, Jeremy, 76955 GumSt Guthrie,Danielle Marie, 76915 Salarie Ln Harris, Shaquille Dejohn, 76770 GumSt Havens, Kimberly I, 26345 Lake Rd Hawkins, Andera Cymone,77080 ElmSt

Hill, Amy MarieBrown, 20195 Hwy 77

Hines, Mark Clifford, 18265 Hwy 77

Howard, Lois Ann, 17974 AWillow St

James Jr,Mark Anthony,17925 LocustSt

Johnson, Mason Cole,77220 Jessie RomigDr Johnson, Yvonne, 17990 Willow St King, Teresea D, 22800 Hwy 77 King, William Alexander,22800 Hwy 77 Kleinpeter,John Kevin, 18705 SidneyRd Labbe Jr,Ivan John, 18080 Willow St #A Lacombe,EthanJames, 17985-B SidneyRd Lathan, LeciaT,76815 Magnolia St LittlesSr, JermondTerrell, 77075 Garner Ln Littles, Anakara F, 76855 GarnerLn McBurney,Edmund James, 25770 Hwy 386

Meyer,Jessica Ann, 24905 Hwy 386

Meyer,Michael Wayne, 24905 Hwy 386

Morgan, Anna Marie, 22900 Hwy 386 Mullan, Jared Michael,20160 SidneyRd Nicholas III, James, 17985A Willow St Nickens Jr,Charles Allen, 22970 Hwy 77 Northern, Rogers, 17965 Willow St Perkins, Gwendolyn Joyce, 17987 Willow St Persick, Lauren Elizabeth, 21255 SidneyRd Persick, Teresa P, 21255 SidneyRd Persick, Virgil Ralph, 21255 SidneyRd Poor,Kendra Michelle,76765 Dewey Dr Prestenback Jr,Robert Keith, 76965 Magnolia St #188 Prestenback, Lynne Graffia, 76965 Magnolia St Quebedeaux, Sheree Brooke, 21315 Hwy 77 Raffray, Deborah Blanchard, 76905 Salarie Ln Rigsby,Vickie Lynn, 77760 McBay Dr Roddy,AndreaEzell, 16930 BabinLn Russell, Nakia S, 76935 GarnerLn Rutledge, Melissa A, 76350 Sp Dump Rd Sanchez, Kaimen Paul, 76370 Sp Dump Rd Simpson, Andrew Gourrier,17390 SidneyRd Smith, Virginia Ballay, 21470 Hwy 77

Snearls, Devonte Alonzo, 17930 Willow St Soares, Michael Joseph,76765 GumSt Spears, Shondreika Dandrea, 17990 Willow St Stanko, Karen Lynn, 76915 Cedar St Stapf, Dalton Kaige,21620 SidneyRd Stassi, Connor Bralyn, 17050 Thomas Ln Theriot, Kelon Paul, 26220 Bayou Blue Rd Tullier, Byron Eugene, 76945 Cedar St Tullier, Pague Penalber, 20675 SidneyRd Vallet, Seth Ryan,77290 McBay Dr Vary,Leona,77055 Salarie Ln Vidrine, BaileyL,18510 Hwy 77 Vogt, Carl Allen, 76350 Sp Dump Rd Washington III, Charles, 76825 GarnerLn Washington, Brittany Tyejuan, 76815 Cedar St Washington, Janis M, 76825 GarnerLn Washington, Johnny L, 76825 GarnerLn Washington, Viola Marie, 76825 GarnerLn West, Leanna Mae, 17955 Willow St Wilson, Joey,18030 OakSt Zito, Linda Louise, 21420 Hwy 77 Maringouin Anderson, Cory Armaund, 77410 Wheelock Ln Anderson, Laketra Shantelle,77320 ColemanDr Anderson, Phillip S, 11420 Hwy 77 Anderson, Quentin Brice, 77410 Wheelock Ln Barlow,Aaron Cruso, 80785 Mims St Batiste,JuanKelsey,77225 Landry Dr #14 Bowens, Georgia Mae, 77107 Courtableau Ave BoykinIII, Douglas, 11735 Hwy 77 Brewer,Delores, 10745 1stSt Brockhoeft, Barbara Owens, 10590-A Hwy 77 Brockhoeft, RoxaneTheresa, 10590-A Hwy 77 Brown, Decorey D, 10510 CoatesSt Brown, GazishaAnn, 77350 Lane St Brown, Stylette D, 77215 Ridgewood Dr #10 Buckner,AlexisRose, 77671 Jacob St ButlerJr, Howard Jerome, 77265 Ridgewood Dr Butler, Katina Alesha, 77565 HooperSt Carpenter,Dorothy Marie, 77655 Jacob St Carter,Spencer Vandyke,10245 Lions Ave Cashio II, Cassidy Christopher, 11100 Hwy 76 Charles, Alberta Louise,77340 Angelloz Ave Christmas, Johna N, 77110 Jackson Ave Christmas, Leticia Lynette,77645 Isaac St Christopher,Dereke Demon,10650 1stSt Christopher,JaniceS,77524 Allain St Collins, DieshaWashington, 11515 Flintstock St Colman, Ahmad Duane, 10950 Mill St Cox, Dean Carroll, 77225 Landry Dr #1 Cox, Earl Martin, 77215 Ridgewood Dr #5 Crump, Brianna Nicole, 11375 Bayou Rd Crump, Jeremia Michael,11375 Bayou Rd Crump, Willie B, 11050 Church St Crump, YarnellDeanne,11375 Bayou Rd Davenport, D’ellionne Janene, 10655 CenterSt Davenport, De’shone Shantell, 10855 Green St Davenport, Delania Lashone, 10655 CenterSt Dawson, Lewillie Corteze, 10425 Hwy 77 Dobson,Leslie Dale, 77830 Janie Ln Dorsey,Cassieanna Rechelle,77655 Belmont Ln Dorsey,Clifton Jermaine, 77245 Iberville Dr Duncan,Kiersten,11495 Hwy 77 Dupree, AldenDepriest,11010 3rdSt Dupree, Keith Fitzgerald, 77905 Belmont Ln Gage, Jessie C, 10400 Grosse Tete Dr Gaither,Cynthia Johns, 77650 Janie Ln Gaskins, Ashly Sermone, 10220 Grosse Tete Dr Gilbert, BrittanyShantel, 10715 1st St Gilbert, Jared Depriest,77840 Wheelock Ln Gillard, Herbert, 11450 Hwy 76 Grevious, DedricDarnell, 77310 ComstockSt Grevious, Phyllis Wiley,10530 Hwy 977 Hano, James M, 13220 Hwy 77 Harris, Amand Raschad, 11555 Flintstock St Harris, Brian Sentell, 11590 Hwy 77 Harris, Pauline Crawford, 13235 Hwy 76 Hawkins, Kyesha R, 77380 ColemanDr Hicks, DonaldJ,10290 Grosse Tete Dr Hill Jr,Henry,77455 ComstockSt Hill, Chasity Danielle,10535 Bayou Rd #D2 Hill, Jalisa Shanise,77140 Jackson Ave Hill, Keira Shawnte, 77245 Ridgewood Dr Hill, Mark Allen, 77510 Wheelock Ln Hill, Thayer E, 10750 3rdSt Isaac Jr,Jerry L, 10635 CenterSt Jack, Charles Andrew,10860 ChurchSt Jackson, Alisha Denise,77215 Ridgewood Dr #7 Jackson, Malcolm Malikk, 10865 Green St Jackson, Rayanna Deshae, 77350 Lane St Jackson, Tiffany Rochelle,10645 2nd St Johns, India Yvonne, 77650 Janie Ln Johnson III, Joseph,77450 ComstockSt Johnson, Jasmine Lashonda, 10730 Church St Johnson, Latraviata Breandra, 10885-A Bayou Rd Johnson, MaylandOdell, 10730 Church St Johnson, Michael Tron, 11650 Church St Jones Jr,Carl Dwayne, 77925 Belmont Ln Jones, Carlton Kendell, 77925 Belmont Ln Jones, Jamera Dominque,10385 Railroad Dr Jones, Patrice Yevette, 77245 Iberville Dr Jones, Peter,77245 Iberville Dr Jordan, Sybil Alexander,10120 RoppoloDr Kimball, Colby L, 17100 Ramah Rd Knighten, Cheneveah Katrelle,10750 3rdSt Knighten, Kissiez Chanta, 10885 Bayou Rd Lake Jr,Jeffery Thomas, 15750 Hwy 3000 Landry,Cynthia Gail, 77275 LandryDr

Lane, Dayja Chavon, 77215 Ridgewood Dr#10

Lathan, John Edward, 10757 2nd St

Mallet, Velma Levisee, 16120 Ramah Rd

Marshall, Devante Jahmon, 77215 Ridgewood Dr

Marshall, Erika Marie, 10860 Green St

Martin,Anthony Terrell, 10840 Church St

Matthews, Roderick D, 10765 Railroad Dr

McKnight, Ashley Lynette, 77215 Ridgewood Dr #13

Milstead, Adrianne Nicole, 77215 Ridgewood Dr#12

Mims, DehundreDwayne, 77385 West Oak Ln

Mims, Latasha Rene, 10245 Lions Ave

Mims, Romanica Marshell, 10245 Lions Ave

Mitchell, Denise Lynett, 11380 Church St

Mitchell, Tytianna Evelina, 10500 Lions Ave

Moore, Jonathan Andrew,77370 Wheelock Ln

Moshay,Henry T, 78225 Wheelock Ln

Oliver,Damon D, 11625 Sparks Ln

Overton, Daniel James, 77225 Jackson Ave

Patterson, Nadia Smith, 77407 Winstock St

Paul, Dewanna Lynn, 10705 1st St Paul, Enola Ann, 77225 Landry Dr #7 Paul, Melviner,10650-B 3rdSt Philson, Hermaneisha Charmane, 77450 Comstock St Philson, Sideria Lashondra, 77350 Angelloz Ave

Poole, Charlene Jennifer,10210 Hwy 77 Poole, Joseph H, 78140 Wheelock Ln Portalis, Tamara Michelle, 10305 Lions Ave

Pryer,Derrick Tyrell, 78205 Wheelock Ln Randle,David Lee, 77430 Parish Ln #B

Ringswald, Joseph A, 10370 Hwy77

Robert, Kevin Jerome, 10510 Hwy 977

Rogers, Faylette Yalonda, 77215 Ridgewood Dr#1

Rowe, Daniel Lee, 11490 Flintstock St Royal, Joseph Wendell, 14205 Hwy 76

Sanford, Stefanie Renee, 13615 Hwy 411

Scott, Morrell Viola Chapman, 10425 Hwy 77 Seals, Tamicko Rochelle, 10170 Church St #LOT C Serf, Jabari Demond, 77215 Ridgewood Dr#13

Simien,Juliann Carpenter,10735 Railroad Dr

Simien,Thadius, 10735 Railroad Dr

SmithJr, RichardS,10860 Green St Smith, Kimberly,77470 Winstock St Smith, Luella Delahaye, 11250 Hwy 76

Smith, Monica Renate, 10780 3rdSt Speer,Brian Dieter,10505 Bayou Rd

Spencer,Ginnipher Nikol, 11451 Hwy 77

Taylor,Justin Byron, 77545 Pecan St Thomas, Henrietta Denise, 77385 West Oak Ln Thomas, Mary Elizabeth, 78340 Wheelock Ln

Thomas, Rita Jean, 10530 Coates St Thomas, Trevion Jordan, 10530 Coates St Thomas, Tyler Donne, 77970 Wheelock Ln Thymes, Justin, 77550 CrumpSt Tims Jr,James Terry,77390 Park Ave

Tims Sr,James T, 77390 Park Ave

Tims, Louis, 77390 Park Ave

Toussaint Jr,Mekell Vondrell, 10900 Mill St

Toussaint Sr,Mekell Vondrell, 10900 Mill St

Toussaint, Brandon Blaine, 77415 Parish Ln

Toussant, Cory L, 10780 Church St Trosclair,Rudolph, 13140 Hwy 76 Vallery,Cynthia Denise, 11575 Flintstock St #C Ventress, JerardAndre, 11960 Bossom Ln Ventress, Noreen S, 10950 3rdSt Vince, Taylor Lynn, 13705 Hwy 411 Wesley,Maurice Montais, 10810 Ventress Dr Wessinger,Cassandra Denise, 10505 Hwy 977 West, Curtis Jerome, 10780-A3rd St White,Linda Ann, 10325 Railroad Dr White, Vanity Dshaye, 10830 Green St Wiley Jr,Huey L, 10690 3rdSt Wiley,Alicia Shanta, 77485 Comstock St Williams, Annie May,11380 Church St Williams, Donald Ray,77320 Wheelock Ln Williams, Imani Marichelle, 77600 Jacob St Williams, Nathaniel, 13140 Hwy 76 Williams, Patricia Ann, 77630 Mayer St Williams, Stephen Gregory,77150 Oaks Ave Wilson, Anyla N, 10715 1st St Womack, Samia, 77340 Iberville Dr Woolfolk, Aaron Romalice, 10680 Hwy 77 Woolfolk, EdwardDruett, 77435 Barrow St Plaquemine Acosta, Alicia Gauthreaux, 58152 Main St Acosta, Dawn Lynn Coupel, 23025 Hwy 1 Acosta-Hernandez, Rafael M, 23142 Kurzweg St Adair,Christin Sha, 20236 Toni Ln Adair,Tammy Kay,35495 Hwy 75 Adams, Amond Allen, 58069 George St Adams, Barbara J, 57725 Revilletown Dr Albert, Linzey Paul, 57615 EliCraig St Alexander,Chandiell Treanda, 24310 Engolio St Alexander,Hannah Nicole, 59430 Stonewall Dr Alexis, Adrian Dwayne, 58272 Robertson St #202 Alfata, Ammar,24745 Hwy 1 Allemond, Tiffinie Nichole, 38731 Bayou Pigeon Rd Allen,Aaron Christopher,58481 Captain THarris St Allen,Angelina H, 25309 Fenner St Allen,Brett W, 23605 Kearney St Allen,Clinton S, 23929 Harmason St Allen,Cory Duane, 23060 Jade Dr#4 Allen,Genesis Charity,23965 Florence Dr Allen,Rolanda Christophe, 59219 Nathan Georgetown St Allen,Terrence Nathaniel, 23017 Jade Dr Anders, Sean Oren, 58224 Main St Anderson, Erica Lache, 23925 Marshall St Anderson, Precious Sadie, 57730 Senator Gay Blvd Anderson, Roddie E, 22980 Jacob St Anthony Jr,EdwardBertel, 58850 Allen St Anthony,Angelina Charmaine, 24845 Alexander St Anthony,Cierra Raynae, 58437 Captain THarris St Anthony,Courtney Dshawn, 58437 Captain THarris St Anthony,Curtlin Joseph, 59110 Nathan Georgetown St Arnold, Briana Richelle, 58841 Allen St Arnold, Tyra Sherelle, 58841 Allen St Asberry, Kennon L, 58462 Nats Aly Ashcraft Jr,Joseph Alton, 59655 Hwy 1148 #154 Askins, Freketa Donya, 58615 Captain THarris St Atwood Jr,John Carthyl, 58840 Belleview Rd Atwood, Abigail Marie, 20162 Daniel Ln Atwood, Destanee Nickole, 20162 Daniel Ln Atwood, Jenny Sue, 20125 Toni Ln Aucoin, Sabrina R, 56545 Old Evergreen Rd Aughey,Betty Lou, 32150 Hwy 75 Aughey,Bretley Michelle, 24680 Eisenhower Dr Ayo, Alyson Nicole, 59125 WWHarleaux St Babin IV,Sidney Paul, 58921 Obier Ave Babin, Asheton Kade, 24686 Pecan Place Dr Baggett Jr,Dace Anthony,30200 Hwy 75 Baham, Courtney Nicole, 59120 Darby Ave#A Ball, Donesha,24610 Ferdinand St BanksJr, Jason Carter,57795 Foundry St BanksSr, Jason Carter,58829 Allen St Banks, Byron N, 58566 Jetson Ave Banks, Donald Ray,24115 Dunn St Banks, Gerry Lynn, 58690 Iron Farm Rd Banks, Kaleb Jamaad, 25176 Dublieux St Banks, Lakeitha Shautel, 58566 Jetson Ave Banks, Shedrick Rachard, 57970 Pan Am St

Banks, William, 58519 Captain THarris St

Bankston, David Paul, 57870 New Erwin Dr Barbee, Natalie E, 58345 Robertson St Barrilleaux Jr,Wilfred James,27000 Brady Ln

Bates Jr,HowardBarnell, 63515 Bayou Jacob Rd

Bates, HowardBarnell, 63515 Bayou Jacob Rd

Battiste, Amandalyn Deon Ashley,58791 Ware Dr

Battiste, Atyriance Mikhail, 24505 Earle Dr#10

Battiste, Brittany Janay,57935 McDaniel St Battiste, Brooke Jada, 57935 McDaniel St Battiste, India Shavonne, 24505 Earle Dr#10 Battiste, Kenneth Dudley,58465 Captain THarris St Battiste, Maranda Deshaune, 23065 Jacob St Battiste, Michael Earl, 23932 Jackson St Battiste, Shirlean Marie, 58460 Barrow St Battiste, Tammy Georgetown, 58230 WW Harleaux St Batton Jr,Sterling, 57930 Pan Am St Batton, Davaughn D, 23475 Marshall St

Baudoin, Philip Michael, 36235 Hwy 75

Beal, Victoria, 24840 Ferdinand St Beard, Ronald E, 26985 Intracoastal Rd

Bearden, Justin Michael, 59655 Hwy 1148 #166

Beaubouef, Sara Elizabeth, 23750 Kirtley Dr

Becker,Donald H, 23415 East St

Becker,Gabriel Jon, 65385 Bayou Rd

Beckwith, Manasha Craig, 58375 Anthony St Becnel, Demetrice Antoinette, 57930 Center St

Becnel, Marquel D, 57931 Center St

Bell, KevinJamar,25905 Tenant Rd #C10

Bell, Myiesha Lashay,25035 PinOak Ave

Bell, Wyketa Lashay,23710 Mulberry St

Bello, Daisy J, 24821 Town St

Bellock Jr,Wendell, 23840 Punchy Wilson St

Bellock, Italian Angelice, 23840 Punchy Wilson St

Beloney,Cassandra Lynette, 24840 DennisSt

Beloney,Felicia Rochelle, 58404 MeriamSt

Benjamin, DeniaMeshay,28150 Hwy 405

Benjamin, Melvin A, 28150 Hwy 405

Bennett, Deborah Ann, 58110 Nicholas St

Bennett, Raymond Jerome, 58545 Captain THarris St

BernardJr, Willie, 22945 Guy St

Berry Jr,DavidLee, 22750 Aidan Rd

Berthelot Jr,Justin Paul,36309 Hwy 75

Berthelot, Beau John, 36355 Hwy 75

Billiot, Jonathan Adam, 23816 Ferdinand St

Black, Laquita Jayna Antionette, 28150 Hwy 405

Blackson, FreddieLee, 24815 Dempsey St

Blakesley,Therese S, 20200 Daniel Ln

Blanchard, Trent Michael,64630 Vaughn Rd

Bland, Calvin Louis, 58424 Allen St

Blount, Tyra F, 57810 True Hope Ln

Borron, Christopher C, 58150 ElmSt

Bosley,Breshon Leshay,24620 Bellemoor Dr #A

Bosley,Dominiqueka Michelle, 58714 Jetson Ave

Bosley,Lashae Nashawn, 57770 Eli Craig St #2

Bosley,Sadie Lynette, 24620 Bellemoor Dr #A

Boudreaux III, Adam Joseph, 57935 NewErwin Dr

Boudreaux, Darren Wayne, 33110B Gracie Ln

Boudreaux, Dawn Morris, 24830 Stassi Rd

Boudreaux, Harrison Berthier,24230 Fredrick Dr

Boudreaux, Nona Joyce, 23093 Nadler St

Boudreaux, Wendy Bourgoyne, 23470 Marshall St

Bouquet, Bryce Micheal, 58955 Island Dr

Bourgeois, Darren Jamar,58734 Ware Dr

Bourgeois, Rosalind R, 22930 West St

Bourgeois, Tommy Terrell, 58005 BarrowSt

Bouvay Jr,Charles Edward, 62415-C Jones St

Bouvay,August, 62411 Jones St

Bouvay,Lawrenesha Breighlynn, 58539 Captain THarris St

Bouvay,Roderick Allen, 24230 Engolio St

Bozeman, Quinn Joseph, 23930 Railroad Ave

Braud, Christina Neubig, 58725 DelacroixAve

Braxton, JernellJerome, 63470 Old Hwy 77

Braxton, TravisSentell, 63470 OldHwy 77

Breaux Jr,Bryan Peter,58119 MainSt

Breaux Jr,Ronald Ray,22830 Aidan Rd

Breaux, ConnieMarie, 62115 Bayou Rd

Breaux, Terry K, 59136 WWHarleaux St

Bridgewater,Mary Lou, 24130 Church St

Bridgewater,Robert Bernard, 59655 Hwy 1148 #89

Bridgewater,Russell Leonard, 24130 Church St

Brigalia,Elizabeth Ann, 59645 Myrtle Grove Dr

Brigalia, Terri Lynn, 35710 Browns Rd

Broadnax-Jackson, Elise Monique, 25550 Jessel Dr

Brooks, Ahmad Jamal, 57670 EliCraig St

Brooks, Anthony Gerard, 57910 Government St

Broussard, Christopher Jerome, 23223 Nadler St

Broussard, Christopher Paul, 32905 Hwy 75

Broussard, Lametry Tariq, 23223 Nadler St

Brown, Brittney Nicole, 25140 Folse St

Brown, Donna Langlois, 24235 Kirtley Dr

Brown, Elizabeth Joy,24663 Truman Dr

Brown, Jules David, 58561 Ware Dr

Brown, Kodi J, 25104 Folse St

Brown, Latresha M, 58470 WW Harleaux St Brown, Mark Daniel,58250 Robertson St #A

Brown, Oralee Marie, 58759 Ware Dr

Brown, TamanikR,22915 Aidan Rd

Brown, Zandashe Lorelia, 22530 Talbot Dr

Budd Jr,Iris Antoine, 23865 Jase St

Buggs, Kent Jermaine, 58635 CaptainT Harris St

Bullock, Karona M, 24955 Frank St

Bullock, Whitney Rae, 22315-B Brownie St

Bunch, Evelyn Comeaux, 25210 Stassi Rd

Bunch, Lachelle Donshay,58055 Washington St

Bunch, Roy Anthony,25210 Stassi Rd

Burgess, DustinPaul,25910 Winter St

Burnett, Leslie C, 57876 Homestead Dr

Burnham Jr,Larry Daniel, 29215 Hwy 75

Burnham, Eric Jordan, 29215 Hwy 75

Burnham, Ronda D, 29215 Hwy 75

Burnstein Jr,Percy Donell, 57726 Brode St

Bush III, Joseph Louis, 58185 Meriam St

Businelle, Janelle Clare,28860 Intracoastal Rd

Butler III, Percy L, 58545 Allen St

Butler Jr,EricJ,57755 LindburgSt

Butler,Barbara Griffin, 24710 Hwy 1

Butler,Jennifer Provo, 58506 Jetson Ave

Butler,Rogielle Dewane, 58740 Iron Farm Rd

Bynum, Brandon J, 23958 Harmason St

Bynum, Christopher Jamal, 23970 Harmason St

Byrd, Ronneta L, 57715 EliCraig St Cain, Ashley D, 58101 Gay St Cain, Carlisha Lasha, 24829 DennisSt Cain, Darlsha Renee, 24829 DennisSt Cain, Erica L, 24829 DennisSt Caldwell, Justin Michael, 22210 Warren St #M Callegan, Lacey Rena, 39695 Hwy 75 Calloway,Courtney Kiara, 24310 Seminary St Calloway,Parnesea Elizabeth, 24310 Seminary St Calvin, Taylor R, 59365 Kember Dr Campbell, RussellDale, 23900 Punchy Wilson St Campo, GerdieM,24575 Pecan Pointe Dr Campo, Janet Jolie, 57945 Joseph St Cantu, DavidEasi,33870 Hwy 75 Capaldo, Christopher James, 58040 Court St Capello, Elizabeth Ann, 28360 Intracoastal Rd Carbo, Daniel Arthur,39305 Bayou Pigeon Rd Cardona, Evelio, 22560 GloriaSt#F Carlile,Paula Powell, 59655 Hwy 1148 #137 Carlin, Angel Elizabeth, 23455 Wilbert St Carlin, Windell Ellis, 23455 Wilbert St Carline,Johnny M, 33315 Hwy 75 Carline,Melanie Beth, 35389 Hwy 75 Carline,Robin D, 33315 Hwy 75 Carpenter,Mary,58375 Canal St Carr,Sheneka M, 58853 Allen St Carter, AngellicaMarie, 58705 Annex St Carter, Byron A, 58819 Allen St Carter, Courtland Demind, 53275 Point St Carter, Daquincy A, 58724 Annex St Carter, Elizabeth D,58265 Meriam St #B

Carter, Jessica Lynn, 58745 Belleview Rd #2

Carter, Latanya Wynette, 57770 EliCraig St

Carter, Theresa, 22930 Warren St

Castania, Cecilia L, 25310 Hwy 1

Causin, Derek Alan, 33055 Hwy 75

Cauthron, Michael Paul, 20130 Daniel Ln

Cavalier,Danielle Dail, 25745 Tenant Rd

Cavalier,Evelena, 25925 Tenant Rd #D 14

Cavalier,Roxanna Duke, 25745 Tenant Rd

Cavalier,Savannah Lynn, 23366 Iberville St

Cazalot,Nicholas Joseph, 33905 Hwy 75

Cedotal, Kenneth Edward, 20125 Toni Ln

Chamberlain, KimberlyMichelle, 57715 Random Oaks Dr

Chaney,Tiffany Michelle, 23145 Nadler St

Chiasson, Hondru J, 59655 Hwy 1148 #64

Choate, Joy A, 35495 Hwy 75

Christophe Jr,Kerry Paul,23985 Taylor St

Christophe, Andrew R, 25140 Folse St

Christophe, Cynthia Marie, 58366 MeriamSt

Christophe, Godfrey R, 24797 Patureau Ln

Clark, Taylor Chase, 33335 Gracie Ln

Clarke,Samantha M, 25125 Gasper St #LOT 5

Clethen, John Brent,58385 Long St

ClouatreJr, Jerry James, 24835 Dempsey St

Clouatre, Brenda Frann Young, 63390 Old Hwy 77

Cole,GeraldErvin, 58819 Allen St

Coleman, Felicia Michelle, 57726 True Hope Ln

Coleman, Gabrielle Ella Dshae, 24420 Sherwood Dr

Coleman, Linda Mae, 57921 McArthur St

Collins III, Ernest, 23815 Baist St

Collins,Charlene Richardson, 23815 Baist St

Collins,Evelina G, 58762 Jetson Ave

Collins,Gerald Ray,24810 Frank St

Collins,Juantell,58705 Annex St

Collins,Lonnie May, 25370 Hwy 405

Collins,Shirley L, 25349 Dickinson Rd

Comeaux, BethRenee, 59355 Island Dr

Comeaux, Wade Jude, 57800 Comeaux St

Coney,Unitas Lynette, 57711 Desobry St

Contreras Garcia, Joel, 58040 Labauve Ave#F

Cook, Justin Jermaine, 58070 George St

Cooley,Sherman Wayne, 57770 EliCraig St

Cooper,Derick Shandal, 57940 CenterSt

Corley,Autrey Lavelle, 32795-C Bayou Sorrel Rd

Costello, Samantha Sylvia, 22105 Hwy 1

Costley,LanellL,23946 Jackson St

Cotton, Dennis Wayne, 64630 Belleview Rd

Coupel, Janae Anastasio, 59685 Avery James Dr

Couty Sr,ChristopherJames, 20425 Charles Ory Dr

Couty,ChristopherJames, 20425 Charles Ory Dr

Couty,Courtney Denise,20425 Charles Ory Dr

Couty,Leigh Ann, 57835 Lyons St

Couty,Michelle Bullock, 20425 Charles Ory Dr

Cox, Lynzie Anne,24805 Hwy 77

Crandle,Julaisa, 58630 AllenSt Crawford, Morgan Rachelle,66320 StampleyDr Crochet Jr,Jesse Joseph,23057 Jade Dr #2D Crochet, Carly Lynn, 39207A Bayou Pigeon Rd Crochet, LindaMire, 57930 BorruanoDr Crochet, TylerGerard,26750 Intracoastal Rd Crow,Rita R, 28670-A Intracoastal Rd Crowson, Helen M, 24975 Bruce St Crowson, Toni Hahn, 22165 WalkerSt#A-4 Cruz, Crystal Lynn, 33115 Hwy 75 Cutrer,Rose MarieCrescionne, 24426 Kylie Dr Daigle, Megan Nicole, 20015 DanielLn Daigre, WhitneyRenee, 20225 DanielLn Dalbor,SharonOrtis, 58920 Darby Ave Daley,DanaCampbell, 26150 WinterSt Daley,Joney C, 38871 Bayou Pigeon Rd Daniels, Xavier Rodsean,58133 Court St Dardenne, Tamra Marie, 58225 Labauve Ave Darrow,Crystal Renee, 32630 Gracie Ln

David, BrennanAnthony, 20160 Sallie Dr DavisSr, Corey Richard, 62375 Bayou Rd Davis, AaronJ,62375 Bayou Rd Davis, Charnisha Timera, 24147 Dunn St Davis, Emily Lauren,35465 Hwy 75 Davis, Justin Lamar, 62375 Bayou Rd Davis, Larry G, 58090 Barker St Davis, Pearl Leban, 57705 Fort St Davis, Ronnessia Kenyette, 25030 Patureau Ln Davis, ShelveyChristopher, 57931 McArthur St Davis, Tiffany Nicole, 58115 Court St Davis, Toby Chaz, 39575 Hwy 75 Davis, Tracy Lynn, 58095 Homestead Dr Dawson, Emanuel, 58790 Meriam St Dawson, Jonathan,58167 Plaquemine St Dawson, ShedrickDwayne, 23904 Taylor St Dawson, Tracy Lynette,24243 Bourgeois St Dean,Jamie Allen, 58020 Robertson St Deggs, Ameer J, 57824 Trosclair St Deggs, Ollis Christopher, 58110 Court St Deggs, Raven R, 58446 Meriam St Deggs, ReneMichelle,57825 Trosclair St Deggs, WalterR,58446 Meriam St Delapasse, JohnRome, 33419 Hwy 75 Delaune,Michelle Eve, 25740 Tenant Rd Delaune,Warren James, 24970 Stassi Rd Deloch, ChelseaNicole, 57742 Brode St Delone, DeshaunL,58410 Meriam St Dempsey,PamelaManett, 58859 Captain THarrisSt#B Deslatte,Ashley Hebert, 63040 Bayou Rd Deslatte,Emily Elizabeth, 63040 Bayou Rd Desselle,Keith, 24150 Eden St Devillier, Corey Paul, 25351 Pecan Tree Ln Devillier, Karla Vaughn, 20216 Toni Ln Devillier, Rebecca Theresa, 58248 Court St Dickerson Jr,Ralph J, 58525 Captain THarrisSt Dickerson,Demetrice A, 58265 Meriam St Dickerson,Durell Shermon,23715 Ephraim St Dickerson,James Thomas, 22890 Jade Dr Dickerson,Ollie M, 58585 Ware Dr Dickerson,Ora R, 58131 Washington St Dickerson,SharonG,58519 Captain THarrisSt Dickerson,WalterRamon, 57995 CastroSt Digennaro, Dina Lynne,35025 Hwy 75 Distefano, Amanda Lane,57830 Senator Gay Blvd Doakes, Quinton D, 57790 True Hope Ln Domingue Jr,Eugene Archie,62355 Bayou Rd Dominique,Roderick D, 58247 Plaquemine St Domino, Danielle N, 24659 Ferdinand St Domino, Latosha Charlette, 58928 Martin LutherKing Blvd Dorsey Jr,AlexRyan, 23952 Jackson St Dorsey,AlexisMarques, 58100 NicholasSt Dorsey,AlexisRyaneshia Renee, 23952 Jackson St Dorsey,Damionelle Kwamesha,58859 Captain THarrisSt#A Dorsey,Joseph Gerard, 58115 Court St Dorsey,Rockeasha Shermaine, 22750 Blakeney Ln Dorsey,Sammie Lynette,58679 Meriam St Doss, SandraAnn, 28600 Intracoastal Rd Downs,DarrellDexter,22970 AidanRd Drinkwater,Blake Matthew,32761 Gracie Ln Dronet, DavidNeal,59215 River West Dr Druel,Sylvia Ann, 23472 GauthierSt

Drury,Laura Michelle,58470 Village Court

Ducote, Melissa A, 23865 Jase St Dufrene, Cody Wayne, 58151 MainSt Duhon, William P, 20200 DanielLn Dunahoe,James Allen, 57910 McDanielSt Dunbar, VerneciaAlvira,24725 Damon St Duplechin, Sandra Marie, 25640 Spring St Duplesis, Mary Elizabeth, 25370 Hwy 405 Duplessis, Shawnte I, 57732 True Hope Ln Dupree, Kayla Nicole,22610 Warren St Dupuy,ChardeRayneisha, 23815 Baist St Dupuy,Chuntaeyounn Oreal Vivion, 23925 Punchy Wilson St Dupuy,Danaejah Raynell, 23815 Baist St Durham,Barbara Murry,24355 TecheSt Dutsch, Shannon C, 57945 Joffrion St #10 Dwyer,Samantha M, 64555 Little Farms Rd Ebron, Tashauna Shaiontay, 24310 Engolio St Edwards, Ernest James, 58936 Martin LutherKing Blvd Edwards, Kerry Michael,57925 Luckey St Edwards, Loretta A, 57845 Luckey St Edwards, Trinese D, 57845 Luckey St Edwards, Victor Joseph,59110 BirchSt Elkins, Kathryn Coreil, 58380 Fort St Ellis, Cierra T, 63490 Old Hwy 77 Emerson,James Christopher, 57955 CastroSt Ennis, Joycelyn Ann, 25925 Tenant Rd #F23 Erwin, Cameron, 52525 Stewart St Escobedo, ElizabethM,58038 Labauve Ave#A Esters, Elysia Ann, 24225 Hwy 77 EvansJr, James Edward, 23430 Seminary St Evans, Annie,58605 Ware Dr Evans, Lanasa M, 59245 WWHarleauxSt Ezekiel,Lashanna Lavette, 53275 Point St Fabre, Fallon Louise, 23066 Dalbor St Fair,Laverne Marie, 24825 Town St Falcon, Carolyn Roberts, 24740 Hwy 405 Falgout, Jessie Jean, 35315 Hwy 75 Fargis Jr,John Alvin, 33195 Hwy 75 Favorite, Darnell Eugene, 28276-A Hwy 405 Favroth, Brandon J, 57971 LindburgSt Ferachi, Kaci Marie, 58590 Village Dr Figaro, Charles J, 59215 River West Dr Finch, Steven Clay,23180 Short St Fisher,Donna Lynn, 32150 Hwy 75 Fleming, RolandA,22680 AidanRd Flores III, Rolando Miguel, 65125 Belleview Rd #C Flores Jr,Rolando, 65125 Belleview Rd #C Flynn, Shannon D, 29215 Hwy 75 Fontenot, Jarret M, 25740 Tenant Rd Fontenot, Karen Louise, 58247 Plaquemine St Fontenot, Kimberly Lynette,58247 Plaquemine St Foreman,Michael Shaun, 29315 Intracoastal Rd Forest,ChristopherTerrell, 57945 Meriam St Foret,SethIan,36240 Hwy 75 Foster,Cheri Marie, 63450 Bayou Jacob Rd Foster,Erica Lynn, 24645 High School St Fowler,Donna Marie, 59655 Hwy 1148 #104 Franklin, Gregory W, 59035 WW HarleauxSt Frazier,Ralynn Shenise,24130 Berra St Fuertes, Tyiesha Marie, 58040 WWHarleauxSt Furst, Paulhenri Albert, 58890 April Ln Gailes, AliceM,58395 Plaquemine St #D Gales Jr,Reginald Jerome, 58516 Meriam St Gales, KenyaLasharn, 23989 Fleniken Ln Gales, Troynisha, 58410 Meriam St Ganaway,John Michael,33610 Hwy 75 Ganaway,Shawn Michael,35275 Hwy 75 Gardner,Faye James, 57969 Barrow St Garner, Betty G, 58601 AllenSt Garner, James Andrew,57915 Orange Dr Garnier, Juanita Parker,57938 Belaire St Garrett, Derek Jarrod, 58395 Bayou Rd

Gaudet, Jamie Ann, 59170 Lillian Ave

Gaudet, Kaitlyn Ann, 59170 Lillian Ave

Gauthier Jr,Allen Joseph, 25125 Gasper St #3

Gauthier,EdwardC,59655 Hwy 1148 #74

Gauthier,Roger Paul, 25125 Gasper St #11

George, Angela Faye, 35181 Hwy 75

George, Christopher Ray Michael, 25125 Gasper St #LOT 41

Georgetown, Jermaine Linn, 23525 Federal St

Georgetown,Kennedy Henri, 23525 Federal St

Georgetown,Kevin D, 22920 Aidan Rd

Georgetown,Kiki Lynette, 23525 Federal St

Georgetown, Malik Denell, 58444 Barrow St

Georgetown, Michelle Langham, 59062 Nathan Georgetown St Georgetown,Olivia Janay,23030 Jade Dr Georgetown, Quinshalle L, 58070 George St Georgetown, Tishonna Dieone, 58115 Ozone Ln

Germany,Anthony Cardell, 59035 Martin Luther King Blvd

Germany,Dorothy Jo, 22795 Aidan Rd

Gibson, Jamira, 59219 Nathan Georgetown St Gibson, Jerry Wayne, 27830 Aaron Dr

Giep, Christopher C, 63330 Emil eRd

Giep, Mark L, 22830 Talbot Dr

Gilbert,Floyd, 58613 Ware Dr

Gilbert, Jerrie Stella, 23919 Jackson St

Gilbert,Markeisha Shernell, 23650 Dupont St

Gilchrist, Ronnie Dean, 23025 Hwy 1#3

Gillis, Gilleon Urian, 22570 Oneil Rd

Gillis, Virginia Dumbar,22570 Oneil Rd

Gisler,Leslie Ann, 26790 Intracoastal Rd

Givens, Henry Leon, 24147 Dunn St Glasper, Tiarra Quintella, 58330 Long St Glass, Doris S, 57825 Haase St

Godchaux, Jamecia C, 58260 Court St #B

Goldsmith,Akendric Jerrel, 58710 WW Harleaux St

Gonzales, Brittany Jay,20265 Daniel Ln

Gonzalez, Marlene, 24305 Calvin St

Gorman, Leon Maurice, 58085 Captain THarris St

Goudeau, Austin Wayne, 57945 Trosclair St

Graham, PeggyJohnson, 58360 Bayou Rd

Granger,Jewell Louis, 22105 Walker St #18

Granger,Thomas Warren, 22210 Warren St #LOT-C Granier Jr,Craig Edward, 57964 McDaniel St

Grant, Marquis Jarrod, 23860 Punchy Wilson St

Grant, Stacie L, 20050 Charles Ory Dr

Gray,Darrell Gregory 63254 Bayou Jacob Rd

Gray,Ebony Renee, 58751 Allen St

Gray,Kathy Janea, 58115 Bell St

Greely,Roderick Kevin, 23964 Baytown St Green Jr,James Oliver,58095 Plaquemine St

Green,Gloria W, 57948 Center St

Green,Jade Jacinda, 24975 Frank St

Green,Juanita G, 58555 Jetson Ave

Green,Latoya Moniquie, 57925 Center St Green,Leslie W, 58355 Homestead Dr Green,Passion Traichell, 58637 Ware Dr Green,Rachel Shanika, 57795 Foundry St Greene, Sandrieas Christ, 24819 Dennis St Greenhouse, Latonya M, 58585 Ware Dr Grier,Darlene, 57725 Main St Griffin, Schentrel Denae, 58725 Ware Dr Grow,Amanda Ann Harris, 20140 Toni Ln Guercio, Maci Michelle, 58262 Canal St Guidry, Pauline Elizabeth, 23327 Iberville St Guidry,Whitney Claire, 24211 Ferdinand St Guillory, Genesis Rene, 25620 Spring St Guillory,Joseph, 57845 Government St Guillot, Jeffrey Paul, 29330 Hwy 75 Gulotta, Chancy Annette, 57755 Senator Gay Blvd Hackett Williams, Lanita Chanel, 23070 Jade Dr#4 Hagger,Ladora Renee, 58224 WW Harleaux St Haglund,Mary Ann, 25300 CommodoreSt Hahn, Karen Elizabeth, 20250 Toni Ln Hahn, Sandra W, 20270 Toni Ln Hall, Darla Daniell, 58515 Homestead Dr Hamilton, Edith J, 58491 Captain THarris St Hamilton, Yvette M, 23710 Tupelo St Hampton Jr,Kenneth Melvin, 57860 Homestead Dr Hanchett, Eugunia Rose, 35345 Hwy 75 Handy,Renee Mims, 63535-A Bayou Jacob Rd Haralson, Amanda, 22830 Talbot Dr Harman, Derick E, 35105 Hwy 75 Harmason, Angela Ranee, 58310 WW Harleaux St Harmason, Diyante J, 58310 WW Harleaux St Harmason, Lesia Darnell, 58310 WW Harleaux St Harris Jr,Jermaine Kelvin Matthew,58757 Jetson Ave Harris Sr,Mark Andrew,23025 Hwy 1#7-A Harris, Khalil Dequan, 23932 Fleniken Ln Harris, Lauryn-Ashli Daria, 57978 Pan Am St Harris, Lori Ann, 58104 Court St Hastings, Kathryn Michelle, 32195 Hwy75#4 Hawkins, Allarick Ondricas, 58840 April Ln Hawkins, Katrina Snell, 58840 April Ln Hawkins, Lawrence Joseph, 58465 Captain THarris St Haydel, Angel Marie, 25125 Gasper St #2 Hayes, Crystal Jenell Seraphine, 57756 True Hope Ln Hayes, Melody,24638 Eugene PStevens St Haynes, Douglas Wayne, 58420 Barrow St Hebert,Hunter Paul, 59345 Stonewall Dr Hebert,Jacob Jude, 24375 Kirtley Dr Hebert,Jennifer Smith, 33280 Hwy 75 Hebert,Mitzie Keith, 58084 Barker St Heck, Tiffany Ducharme, 57865 Orange Dr Hedges, Neil J, 36091 Hwy 75 Henderson Jr,Irmease, 22885 Blakeney Ln Henderson, April Shantell, 24728 Ferdinand St Henderson,Ayesha Wakeelah, 24620 Ferdinand St Henderson, Barbara, 23710 Tupelo St Henderson,Eroy, 24835 Alexander St Henderson, Felton Joseph, 24835 Alexander St Henderson, Florence Johnson, 58621 Captain THarris St Henderson, Jay LDugas, 22730 West St Henderson,Jerry Edward, 24625 Hebert St Henderson, Sherman Dwayne, 58790 Meriam St Henderson, Wendy A, 58357Plaquemine St Henson, Danielle Michelle, 66310 Stampley Dr Henson, Lola Brianne, 64780 Little Farms Rd Hernandez III, EdwardKing, 33760 Hwy 75 Hernandez, Ashley Marie, 23372 Iberville St Hernandez, Brandon Michael, 23099 Dalbor St Hernandez, Glynn J, 57715 Belleview Rd Heslop, James Dean, 58270 Island Dr Hightower,Kajuan Malik, 24120 Church St Hightower,Mariah Deshawnese, 58710 WWHarleaux St Himel Jr,Randy,59870 Thomas Ross Dr Hines Jr,Michael, 58390 WWHarleaux St Hines, Aliska D, 58372 WWHarleaux St Hines, Geraldine,58546 Meriam St Hines, Lillian Stevens, 57954 LindburgSt Hingle, Christopher Wayne, 59235 Belleview Rd #2 Hinojos, Gerardo Alan, 58040 Labauve Ave#F Holland, Timothy Dwayne, 39575 Hwy 75 Holley Sr,Herbert William, 58495 Village Court Hollins, Brenda Ann, 58886 Allen St Holmes, Dana Marie, 27300-DIntracoastal Rd Holmes, Herman M, 23939 Taylor St Holmes, Melvina B, 58481 Captain THarris St Holmes, Standish Dyson, 58755Captain THarris St Holmes, TinaLouise, 59065 Martin Luther King Blvd Hopkins Jr,Bobby Donald, 58365 Fort St Horton, Shonetta, 24670 Ferdinand St #C Howard,Cashell Marie, 65260 Quality Rd Howard,Vinder L, 23986 Harmason St Hunt, Sara Ruth, 58120 Chinn St Hunter, Brionne Miche, 58845 Belleview Rd Hunter, Glynis Deshan, 57948 Center St Hymel, Chad Paul, 24335 WLGrace Rd Hymes, Barry Wayne, 57659 True Hope Ln Hymes, Paul Lynn, 58858 Annex St Jack, Michael Jamaal, 25135 Patureau Ln Jackson Jr,Alex, 22545 Gloria St Jackson, Angela Deon, 23925 Harmason St Jackson, Autry Peter,24110 Dunn St Jackson, Deborah Marie, 20280 Daniel Ln Jackson, Glenda Bouvay,62405 Jones St Jackson, Jamyrah Ariell, 57910 Center St Jackson, Patrick Lyntrell, 58228 Meriam St Jackson, Ruby Marie, 57665 True Hope Ln #A Jackson, Shakika Deshawn, 58460 Court St Jackson, Thelma Marie, 58626 WW Harleaux St Jacobson, Jeffrey John, 22005 Walker St James Jr,Melvin, 58050 Nicholas St James, Alan T, 57737 Canal St James, Billy Tyrone, 57985 Barrow St James, Cassandra Faye, 24500 Earle Dr#7 James, Clemon Wayne, 58295 Meriam St James, Corey Edward, 57737 Canal St

James, Cottrell Jamal,57737 Canal St

James, Cynthia Marie, 57737 Canal St

James, Dachary Latory,24979 Bruce St

James, DennisCleo, 57931 McArthur St

James, ElginW,57985 BarrowSt

James, Frederick, 58717 Captain THarrisSt

James, Gary Lee Deondrea, 24211 Engolio St

James, Gaynell, 57920B Center St

James, Georgette Lakeisha, 23460 Marshall St

James, Horace Joseph, 24515 Earle Dr #13

James, JustinJamal, 24615 Bellemoor Dr #B

James, Lamar Terrell, 24735 Damon St

James, Robert Lee, 57920B Center St

James, Yamashita Reneka, 24425 Eleanor Dr #115

Jarrett, Samuel,58755 MeriamSt#APT B

Jeansonne, Kaitlyn, 22655 Talbot Dr

Jefferson, Corey Wayne, 22800 Aidan Rd

Jefferson, Donnescha Dena, 24135 Berra St

Jefferson, Juston J, 57971 LindburgSt

Jefferson, Layton Ravon, 25310 Magnolia Ln

Jefferson, TierzaD,24000 Seminary St

Jefferson, Tracy Little, 22800 Aidan Rd

Jenkins III, Nathan, 58742 Annex St

Jenkins III, Raymond, 25925 Tenant Rd #G-29

Jenkins, Amaya MiquelleShardae, 58525 Nats Aly

Jenkins, AndreTyrone, 23905 Castle Ct

Jenkins, Ashley R, 58340 Court St

Jenkins, Carolyn Williams, 22955 Jade Dr

Jenkins, Damonique Khadizah, 58461 Nats Aly

Jenkins, Debra Lynn, 24325 Ferdinand St

Jenkins, Devante Jamal, 59110 WWHarleaux St

Jenkins, Dylan Mikel, 57970 Pan Am St

Jenkins, Erica Lynn, 57748 Grove Rd

Jenkins, George W, 58519 Jetson Ave

Jenkins, Therisa Donzella, 58785 DelacroixAve

Jenkins, Thomas J, 23470 Rich St

Jewell, Colin Reid, 59750 Avery James Dr

Johns, Carl, 58125 BellSt

Johnson Jr,Jessie, 58015 Meriam St

Johnson Jr,Siah G, 24805 Harris St

Johnson, BelfordJ,59245 WW Harleaux St

Johnson, Brandon Luke, 59125 Belleview Rd #201

Johnson, Breonne Chante, 58462 Nats Aly#C

Johnson, Devonce Manshell, 58354 WW Harleaux St

Johnson, Donnell Willie, 57836 True Hope Ln

Johnson, Dwayne A, 23932 Taylor St

Johnson, Elias, 58059 Meriam St #A

Johnson, Forest Kegan, 63100 Hwy 404

Johnson, Ivory,58753 Annex St

Johnson, Jackie Jay,58404 Plaquemine St

Johnson, Jakyra Janay,58354 WW Harleaux St

Johnson, Joshua Joseph, 58205 Bayou Jacob Rd

Johnson, KassieNicole, 58103 Bell St

Johnson, Keith, 24875 Patureau Ln

Johnson, Markisha L, 58444 Nats Aly

Johnson, Mary Helen, 58755 Annex St

Johnson, RussellL,57790 True Hope Ln

Johnson, Shaneikqua Nicole, 57685 Eli Craig St

Johnson, Theresa Marie,22720 West St

Johnson, Warren L, 57764 Brode St

Johnson, Wendi Lynn, 62825 Bayou Rd

Jones Jr,Donald Milton, 65215 Mendoza Dr

Jones, Chris,24835 Joe DavisSt

Jones, Desirae Metta,57630 EliCraig St

Jones, Jemarcus Devonte, 24222 EngolioSt

Jones, John, 58400 WWHarleaux St

Jones, Myla R, 57775 EliCraig St

Jones, Raymond K, 57775 Eli Craig St

Jones, Shaunta Marie, 58460 BarrowSt

Jones, Tomika Russiana, 25125 Gasper St #LOT 43

Jordan, Courtney Renee, 58120 BellSt

Jordan, Damon Lynn, 57724 Plaquemine St

Jordan, Damoneecia Latrell, 57724 Plaquemine St

Jordan, Denzel Reynard, 62655 Bayou Rd

Jordan, Jacob Samson, 58140 Randolphs Dr

Jordan, JermeciaAlea Faye, 58743 Ware Dr

Jordan, John H, 57630 EliCraig St

Jordan, Justin Jamal,58710 WWHarleaux St

Jordan, Victoria Lashae, 23976 Taylor St

Joseph Jr,Dalvyn Jerome, 58115 Ozone Ln

Joseph Jr,Todd, 62245 Bayou Rd

Joseph, Anedria Hines, 58835 Captain THarrisSt

Joseph, Brent Ozone, 58761 Annex St

Joseph, Dexter O, 58101 Ozone Ln

Joseph, Dshawn Nichelle, 58405 Hiriart St Joseph, Jalon Jawan, 24605 Edmund Dr

Joseph, Johnnita Shauntelle,23911 Taylor St

Joseph, Lahoma Honore, 58813 Allen St Kalinowski,Thomas Eugene, 59655 Hwy 1148 #90

Kassim, Raed Ahmed, 25310 CommodoreSt

Keith, Shelton R, 30355 Hwy 75

Kelley,Bobby Lee, 31615 Hwy 75

Kelley,CharlesF,35015 Hwy 75

Kelley,Dallas A, 63230 Jules Rd

Kelley,John, 36410 Hwy75

Kelley,Sylvia Dezareah, 32965 Hwy 75

Kelly,April Faye, 59009 WW Harleaux St

Kelly,Camesha D, 58040 Nicholas St

Kelly,Carlton Dewayne, 58216 Barrow St

Kelly,Herman Emmanuel,57675 True Hope Ln

Kelly,Joan Dandrea, 57675-B True Hope Ln

Kelly,Lakeisha Denise, 58610 Belleview Rd

Kember,Quinn Joseph, 57940 Borruano Dr

King, Daniel, 20015 Daniel Ln

King, Dominique Dewayne, 57645 Morrison Blvd

King, Emma Marie, 25940 Winter St

Kirkland, Shane Joseph, 57900 NewErwin Dr

Kocsis, Calista D, 25050 Crescent St

Kuiper,Rebecca Jean, 24280 CliftmereAve

Labauve, Tianya Lopez,58945 PostellAve

Lackey Jr,RichardL,20181 Daniel Ln

Ladner,Wanda Gail, 33663 Bayou SorrelRd Lake, Barbara H, 63425 Bayou Jacob Rd

Lake, Chantel Marie, 23145 Nadler St Lanaux, Veronica L, 23926 Fleniken Ln

Landry Jr,Wilson Joseph, 25355 Hwy 1

Landry Sr,Scott Michale, 59655 Hwy 1148 #126

Landry,Andrew L, 58461 Nats Aly

Landry,Brittany Marie, 58040 Labauve Ave#B

Landry,Domonick Joseph, 24175 Church St

Landry,Kasi Lynn, 58440 Court St

Landry,Katyra Raynell, 24610 Ferdinand St

Landry,Kinsey M, 25740 TarekLn

Landry,Marcus Abby,57715 McClung Dr

Landry,Megan Falcon, 25008 Stassi Rd #B

Landry,Ollivia Faith Bankston, 35525 Hwy 75

Landry,ToryJude, 33915 Hwy 75

Langford, Mitzi McClure, 25125 Gasper St #46

Langlois, Britt Raymond, 64425 GisclardRd

Lanieux, Brittney Rosalind, 58436 Allen St

Lanieux, Taniyah Shanae, 58160B Robertson St

Laprairie, Tammy Louise, 31565 Hwy 75

Larpenteur,Jared Charlton, 25320 Hwy 405

Larpenteur,Joel Bradley,25320 Hwy 405

Laurent, Barbara Jean, 59355 EvangelineAve

Lawrence, Arthur Edward, 58090 MainSt

Lawrence, Deborah Ann, 58429 Nats Aly

Leagerd, Paulette Denise, 25950 Tenant Rd #5-B

Leblanc, Amy Long, 29055 Hwy 75

Leblanc, Anna Kathryn, 58942 PostellAve

Leblanc, Anthony Aaron, 29055 Hwy 75

Leblanc, Bryce Daniel, 62290 Sterling Pl

Leblanc, CalebJohn, 58942 Postell Ave

Leblanc, Diana L, 58240 Sherburne St

Leblanc, LolaMarie, 59655 Hwy 1148 #101

Lebrun, Mandie Nicole, 59655 Hwy 1148 #1

Leclercq, Tina Lynn, 23130 Nadler St Lee, Artneisha Chavonte, 24741 HueySt

Lee, Brionne Latrell,57763 True Hope Ln

Lee, Jermaine Isaac, 58859-A CaptainTHarris St

Lee, Leanna Beatrice, 58645 Ware Dr

Legendre, Calli Marie, 57970 NewErwin Dr

Lejeune, Kelsey Renee, 57777 Comeaux St

Lejeune, Michael Stedman, 23721 Baist St

Lemoine Jr,RandallJoseph, 39129 Bayou Pigeon Rd

Leonard, Danielle Fremin, 38550 Hwy 75

Leonard, TravisJ,38550 Hwy 75

Leray,Brent G, 65410 MendozaDr

Lestage, Garrett Franklin, 58460 Bubba St

Lewis III, Tracy,24045 CharlesDr

Lewis Jr,Jesse L, 57610 EliCraig St

Lewis, BenjaminPaul, 57943 BelaireSt

Lewis, Bryan Colby, 29860 Hwy 75

Lewis, Courtney Pierce, 22950A West St

Lewis, Hope Mary, 22995 Aidan Rd

Lewis, Kerry Wayne, 23938 Fleniken Ln

Lewis, Marlon Jamal, 24620 Bellemoor Dr #A

Lewis, Natlie Renee, 57895 Homestead Dr

Lewis, NickJ,25333 Fenner St

Lewis, Pamela Marie, 57930 Court St

Lewis, Ruby R, 58275 Court St Lincoln, DianaJo, 30070 Hwy 75

Lindsey,Arielle Dionne, 57944 CenterSt

Lindsey,TorreshaUnike, 25015 Pin OakAve

Link Jr,LydellRay,57870 Schnebelen St

Link,Brianne Elizabeth, 24797 Patureau Ln

Lockhart,Blake Anthony,63615 Bayou Jacob Rd

Lockhart,Byron Randell, 22970 West St Loera, Bryan,59625 Hwy 1148 #114 Lopez, Victor Manuel, 65250 Quality Rd Lorio, Lisa Marie, 59190 Belleview Rd Louque,Megan Marie, 62255 Bayou Rd Love, Loretta Andre, 24799 Patureau Ln Lowery,RussellBanard, 63430 Old Hwy 77 Luckett, Taylor Elyse, 24437 Kylie Dr Maddox, Carl J, 24155 Eden St Mallett, Myangelo Danard, 23620 Ash St Manaser,Mohamed Omar,24745 Hwy 1#B Mancuso, CarolHebert,25325 Tenant Rd Mantravadi, Jonathan,23125 Nadler St Maracalin Jr,Frank, 58666 Jetson Ave Marcum, HeatherHelen,22325 Brownie St #B Marino, BrettAnthony,63310 Bayou Jacob Rd Marks, Ann Angela,22105 Hwy 1 Marks, Pete,22105 Hwy 1 Marshall, Amanda Michelle,23255 Nadler St Martin, CarlineM,58726 Jetson Ave Martin, DavidHouston, 24420 Church St Martin, Heather, 59655 Hwy 1148 #19

Martin, Phillip Scott, 22830 Talbot Dr Martin, Vernadine,23256 Nadler St Matherine, Cynthia H, 24020 Horseshoe BendRd Mayberry,Yoland Perkins, 58170 Bayou Jacob Rd

Mayes, Terry Allen, 23025 Hwy 1#LOT 2 McCall, Kyle M, 58100 Plaquemine St McClay, CandaceBreanna,58031 Barrow St McClay, Josephine,58275 Plaquemine St

McClay, Makiya, 23964 Baytown St McClay, Rushana C, 58366 Meriam St McCleery,AliceTillett, 59655 Hwy 1148 #191 McClendon, Molly Melayne, 25870 Sawmill Rd McCondichie, Darryl,58076 Barker St McCormick, Bradley Keith, 22590 Talbot Dr Mccoy,DontrellAnthony,57964 CenterSt Mccoy,Racquelle Janae, 57967 CenterSt McCrimmon, Kehosha Lynn, 24975 Frank St McGarner, Meghan Q, 57743 True Hope Ln McGinnis, Alma Marie, 64020 Bayou Jacob Rd McGinnis, Sieshia Zeno, 24845 Alexander St McIntosh, Cheri D, 58440 Court St McKnight, Latoya Nicole, 57975 Barrow St McKnight, Ronnie Lee, 58791 Ware Dr McKnight, Victoria, 58791 Ware Dr McNair, Bradley Joseph,35700 Browns Rd McNell, Chiquita Shantel, 58100 GeorgeSt McQuiston,SavannahRenee, 20162 DanielLn Meade, JohnWalker,60285 Amy Ln Meade, Penny Petty,60285 Amy Ln Meariday,ElshuneyAriel, 58780 AllenSt Melancon, Lisha Madere,22330 Talbot Dr Mellion, Ambernique Tybreon, 57981 CastroSt Melton, Renee Michelle Ann,25050 CrescentSt Mendoza, ElizabethRichardson, 30635 Hwy 75 Mendoza, Jeanne Elizabeth, 32150 Hwy 75 Messina,GavonJoshua, 58650 Delacroix Ave Michelle,BrennanJoseph, 57764 Erwin Dr Miles, Gloria Jean,22795 AidanRd Miller, Joseph Ray,20135 Toni Ln Million, Kawanda Lechelle,24810 Frank St Mink,Jeffrey Wayne, 35165 Hwy 75 Minvielle-Alonso, Caroline Minvielle,22550 West St Mitchell, Carolyn Rivers, 58410 Meriam St Mitchell, Jessica Ann, 58109 Division St Mixon,Rockquell Lee, 58325 Robertson St Money,Ashely Ann, 23825 Church St Moore, HannahDiane,23060 Jade Dr #4 Morales, Michael Anthony,59655 Hwy 1148 #LOT 45 Morales, Rebecca Lynn, 26829 Intracoastal Rd Morgan, Kelvin Demetrice, 58445 Delacroix Ave Morgan,Wendy Faye, 57756 True Hope Ln MorrisJr, William Ernest, 58200 BellSt Morris, Keshawn Tirrell, 58921 Postell Ave Morris, Virginia Lee, 57995 CastroSt Mosby,Angela Michelle,58653 Ware Dr Mosby,ChristopherLee, 24310 Seminary St Mosby,Donna Marie, 23920 Jackson St Mosby,Ebony Charmaine, 57971 McArthur St Mosby,FrankJ,58281 Plaquemine St Mosby,Linda M, 57810 True Hope Ln Mosby,Lonnie Darnell, 58335 Homestead Dr #D Mulmore, Jalen Nicole, 23800 Seminary St Murphy, AngelC,57825 Trosclair St Murphy, Betty June,23925 Railroad Ave Myles, Jyrielle Lashay,24620 Hwy 405 Myles, Latasha Rena, 58519 Captain THarrisSt Myles, Qiana,58819 Captain THarrisSt Myles, RocquailShandean, 58430 Barrow St Naquin, Chad Edward, 24120 VincentDr NavarreIII, Larry James, 61920 Bayou Rd Navarre, Donald J, 57705 Seneca Pk Navarre, LoganMichael,35475 Hwy 75 Nelson, Deborah Ray,24305 Engolio St Nelson, Dinine L, 24310 Engolio St Nelson, LindaFay,58287 BellSt Nelson, Meredith Taesha, 59130 NathanGeorgetown St Nettles, Christina Adele, 23015-A Short St Nguyen, Lilianne Ngoc,23810 Railroad Ave Nicholas, Jamal Leroy, 58645 Iron Farm Rd Nicholas, Nia, 22830 AidanRd Nicholas, Pearl, 24211 Bourgeois St Nicholas, TakorciaJonte, 23715 Bourgoyne St Nicholas, Tammy Terrell, 25125 Gasper St #LOT 10 Nicholas, Warreneisha Keithia, 59345 Bayou Rd Nickens Jr,Thomas Daniel, 23535 Carrol St Nicks, Aliciamone, 57735 Morrison Blvd Nicolosi, Allison Elizabeth, 23425 KirtleyDr Nobles, Alicia Dawn, 33825 Hwy 75 Noland, DanaJoy,35559 Hwy 75 Nolen, Erin, 24646 Eisenhower Dr Northern, Oderious Jewan, 57700 CanalSt Norwood, Chase Alexander,22720 AidanRd Nugent Jr,Joseph Arthur, 63830 Bayou Jacob Rd Nummelin,Estelle C, 58030 CanalSt Oglesby,Peggy L, 58625 Delacroix Ave Oglesby,WalterJay,58625 Delacroix Ave Okafor Jr,Samson O, 58535 AllenSt Olano, Ashley Blanchard, 58145 ElmSt#1 Oliver,Corey J, 57669 True Hope Ln Oliver,KevinJerome, 57750 Brode St Osborne,Xavier Montreal,58715 Jetson Ave OubreJr, Kevin Brien,59119 BirchSt OubreJr, Wayne Anthony,63414 Old Hwy 77 Oubre, TerrellAntonio, 58415 Long St Oubre, Trey Anthony,58415 Long St Ovete, Jamal Laron, 58476 Nats Aly Painia, Jairrus Jerome, 58141 Washington St Palermo, Christopher Paul, 25790 Sawmill Rd Pania, Courtney J, 20630 Charles Ory Dr Parker,Denise Ann Mccary,23825 Church St Parker,Robert Tyler, 58126 Fort St Parnell, Kristi Grace, 58550 Village Dr Parr,Ryan Joseph, 63670 Old Hwy 77 Passantino, VickieMendoza, 64005 Bayou Rd Passman, Shantell Rene, 32905 Hwy 75 Patrick, Johnaisha Monae, 24655 Pecan Place Dr Patterson,Derrick Charles, 22770-A West St Patterson,Michael Paul, 24820 ButlerSt Patterson,Ronald, 57931 ACenterSt Patterson,Saralyn Morrl,59675 Avery James Dr Patterson,Terri Lynn, 57795 Foundry St Patterson,Wendy A, 58241 Court St Pavolini, Chantel Callegan, 26105 WinterSt Payton Jr,James, 23641 MarshallSt Peavy,DarrellK,22165 WalkerSt#13 Peck, Timothy Wayne, 23721 Railroad Ave Peoples, Marissa Arlynn, 57600 Morrison Blvd Pepitone, Dennis Troy,59655 Hwy 1148 #146 Perera, RennanCamile,58160 Sherburne St Perkins, LatyrianTyrielle,58055 Plaquemine St Perry,Andrea Denise,58335 Homestead Dr Perry,James L, 59130 NathanGeorgetown St Perry,JenniferKimeka, 28256 Hwy 405

Perry,Kristina Danielle, 58335 Homestead Dr

Persilver,Gail Marie, 33380 Hwy75

Peterson, Beverly G, 23985 Jackson St

Peterson, Devonte Deshawn,23985 Jackson St

Peterson, RichardFrank, 23985 Jackson St

Phillips, Ashley Nicole, 38705 Bayou Pigeon Rd

Phillips, Ciji Gezelle, 58429 Meriam St

Pierce, Bridgette J, 58205 Barrow St

Pierce, Jada A, 59125 Belleview Rd #107

Pierce, Janay D, 23435 RichSt

Pierce, Kimberly L, 58970 Martin Luther King Blvd

Pierce, Lenita Shanette, 62215 2nd St

Pierce, Michael L, 57971 McArthur St

PierreJr, Kendrick D, 59055 WW Harleaux St

PierreSr, Kendrick Dwayne, 59055 WW Harleaux St

Pierre, Dennis V, 24510 Earle Dr #2

Pierre, Jeremy Gerard, 58667 Bayou Rd

Pierre, Quincy Demond, 58632 Meriam St

Piper,Glennis Ladel, 23711 Spivor Gordon St

Piper,Lance Pierre, 23045 Jade Dr#D

Pitre, Mandy Renee, 60150 Grosse Tete St

Pitre, Randee Lynn, 58360 Desobry St

Pizzolato, Jessica Cane, 24110 Dunn St

Plant Jr,JackieL,24835 Joe Davis St

Plant, Katina Marie, 58260 Court St #A

Pocorobba, Victoria Lynn, 38845 Bayou Pigeon Rd

Ponthieux, Nathan Tyler,57980 Government St Porch, Mary Beatrice, 58765 Captain THarris St

Porter,Laron Donte, 23620 Kirtley Dr

Post, William John, 35559 Hwy 75

Poston, Chasity Lynn, 58565 Homestead Dr

Powers, Clarence Joseph, 58674 Meriam St

Powers, Cynthia Ann, 58674 Meriam St

Powers, Donisha J, 58519 Captain THarris St Powers, Joanita Lasha, 57750 Eli Craig St

Powers, Mack, 58648 Allen St

Powers, Whitney Bernard, 58531 Nats Aly

Pown, Rhayna Medera, 59160 Belleview Rd

Prejean, Jerry Wayne, 57615 McClung Dr

Price,Niosha Marie, 58373 Meriam St

Price,Willastine Delilah, 58830 Annex St

Primes, Rory Joel, 28860 Intracoastal Rd

Prouty,Caleb Jason, 58110 Main St

Provo, Thomas, 23529 Carrol St

Pruitt, Mijetta Monet Monice, 58853 Allen St

Pugh Jr,Henry Lee, 25269 Patureau Ln

Pugh,Francis Sprague, 23205 Nadler St

Pugh,Jessica Shantell, 59130 Darby Ave

Purnell, Travis Dean, 58420 Plaquemine St

Purnell, Trent David, 58420 Plaquemine St Quatrevingt, Bernadette Callahan, 62360 Bayou Jacob Rd Quebedeaux, Brent Joesph, 57845 Random Oaks Dr Quebedeaux, Kim Brown, 57845 Random Oaks Dr Quinn, James Frank, 58778 Annex St Quintana, Donald Kenneth, 58110 Randolphs Dr

Raffray,Sarah Griffin, 23930 Church St Randall, KeandreMalik, 58436 Plaquemine St Randall, Penelope L, 58578 Ware Dr Randle III, Sylvester,23510 Federal St Ranzino, Daniel Nathan, 58055 Labauve Ave Ranzino, Denise Joy,58055 Labauve Ave Ranzino, Sidney Claire, 58055 Labauve Ave Ray,Brittney Lanika, 27940 Hwy 405 Raybourn, Randall Lynn, 62440 Bayou Rd Reed, Janice Marie, 29015 Intracoastal Rd Reed, Lillie Marie, 57958 McArthur St Reich, James Kimball, 58150 Elm St Rentz II, Billy Jack, 59655 Hwy 1148 #138

Rhymer,Matthew Lee, 59235 Belleview Rd Ricard, Haille Symonne, 20685 Charles Ory Dr Richard, Evette Lee, 24820 King St Richard, Jeremie Lamound, 58410 Meriam St Richard, Koby John, 32922 GracieLn Richardson, Geral Young, 58305 Bayou Rd Richardson, Shayla, 58742 Annex St Riley Jr,Earl, 58454 WWHarleaux St Riley Jr,Walter,58025 BarkerSt

Riley,Brandon M, 58758 Ware Dr Riley,Chadwick Matthew,58758 Ware Dr Riley,Freddie Dwone, 59130 Nathan Georgetown St Riley,Jamar,22760C West St Riley,Jonathan Schirrod, 23420 Julia St Rivera, Angel, 20140 Toni Ln Rivers Jr,James Micheal, 25925 Tenant Rd #G27 Rivers Sr,Preston Daniel, 57810 Barrow St Rivers, Ernest J, 57951 CastroSt Rivers, James Ile, 23605 Marshall St Rivers, Katherine Le Shall, 57855 Barrow St Rivers, Lorraine Georgetown, 57855 Barrow St Rivet, Joshua Micheal, 59055 Darby Ave Rivet, Lacy Jay,59055 Darby Ave Rivet, Tessa Taylor,23160 Short St Robert, Janeyrian, 57892 Badeaux St Roberts, Robert Wayne, 22415 Hwy 1 Roberts, Travis Ray,24152 Baist St Robertson Jr,Stephen Ray,23036 West St Robertson, Ledreeka Natasha, 58718 Annex St Robinson, Charles M, 24150 Eden St Robinson, Joseph LE,25115 Patureau Ln Robinson, Joyce Ann, 53275 Point St Rodriguez Jr,Royal Joseph, 62364 Bayou Jacob Rd Rodriguez, Linda L, 23344 Iberville St Rodriguez, Shawana S, 39071 Bayou Pigeon Rd Rodriguez, Tara Lynn, 62364 Bayou Jacob Rd Rodriguez-Marco, Carmen Lucy,23420 Hamilton St Rogers, Keturah SotenaJai, 25010 Pin Oak Ave Rogerson, Jennifer Michelle, 60370 Bayou Rd Rome Jr,Ronnie Lee, 23250 Nadler St RomeroJr, Brian Paul, 20830 Charles Ory Dr Romero, Christina Sharon, 58050 Main St #A Rosales-Calderon, Kaylem Iannelli, 23051 Jade Dr#1C Ross, Patrick Joseph, 25905 Tenant Rd #E219 Ross, Shenikewa, 24429 KylieDr Rosso, Brett Charles, 22630 Talbot Dr Roucher,Judy Edwards, 22165 Walker St #34 Roucher,Nita Simpson, 59425 Belleview Rd Rouchon, Lutece Marie, 58316 WW Harleaux St Roussel, Daniel Elliott, 63040 Bayou Rd Rush, Morgan Barbara Jean, 24920 Bruce St #D Russell, Johnny Drexell, 25351 Fenner St Russell, Laura, 25085 PatureauLn Russell, Tabbitha Ann, 57950New Erwin Dr Samuel, Anneliese K, 59280 WW Harleaux St Sanchez Sr,Frank Thomas, 22165 Walker St #C10 Sanchez, Catherine Mary,20169 Daniel Ln Sanchez, Leah Marie, 25125 Gasper St #23 A Sanchez, Megan Elizabeth, 22165 Walker St #10 Sanders, Jamie Nichelle, 57944 BelaireSt Sanders, Tyrone G, 57725 Revilletown Dr Sansoni, Deanitra Ronetta, 23730 Cypress St Santamaria, Refugio,25125 Gasper St #24 SantanaJr, Ramon, 22165 Walker St #24 Sauce,Linda Hebert, 38635-AHwy 75 Saurage, Joshua Lee, 25384 Clement St Saylor Jr,Sterling Ross, 23932 Taylor St Schamburg, Oliver Henry,22765 Blakeney Ln Schang Timothy M, 63250-AHwy 404 Schexnayder,Christopher Thomas, 58050 Main St #D Schouest, Judy Larson, 25345 Fenner St Sciortino, Dale Joseph, 25125 Gasper St #TRAILER 37 Scott IV,Gabriel, 58225 RobertsonSt Scott, Brenda, 22914 West St Scott, Carolyn Denise, 58090 Nicholas St Scott, Conrad Tremaine, 58090 Nicholas St Scott, Wendy Sturgis, 58245 Canal St Seals, David Lester,58766 Annex St Seals, Mary Christine, 57925 Barrow St #B Seneca, Jamie L, 58240 Main St Settoon, Barbara Carlin, 65600 JRDr Settoon, Megan Elizabeth, 38255 Hwy 75 Seymour,Joshua Jeromy,57892 Badeaux St Shaibi, Saleh Ali, 59230 Nathan Georgetown St Shaw, BobbyLouis, 23152 Kurzweg St Shepherd,Melinda Sue, 62515 Bayou Rd

Sibley,Sean Austin, 58430 Mille Ave Simmons, Fantasia Octavia, 57640 Revilletown Dr Simmons, Natalie Jasmine, 53275 Point St Simmons, Tomeka, 24725 Huey St Simmons, Yvette Marie, 58742 Ware Dr Simon, Denise, 58260 Fort St

Simoneaux, Alger Paul, 39015 Bayou Pigeon Rd

Simoneaux, Shaun Michael, 36725 Hwy 75

Sims, Ashley Renee, 23010 West St

Sims, Carlneisha Rockelle, 57721 Canal St

Sims, Maurice Andre, 57620 Revilletown Dr

Sims, Roderick Jamaul, 23010 West St

Slapa, Hillary Rebecca, 32966 GracieLn

Sledge, Hakeem Jermaine, 58757 Jetson Ave

Sleeper,Sara Cathryn, 25125 Gasper St #46

Smith II, James Edward, 58736 Annex St

Smith, AndreBurat, 58825 Bayou Rd

Smith, Bobby Joe, 35201 Hwy 75

Smith, Brandon K, 25905 Tenant Rd #9C

Smith, Carlos Ray,24678 Eugene PStevens St

Smith, CliffordJ,58513 Nats Aly

Smith, Crystal Marie,58355 Bubba St

Smith, Deborah Leigh, 59650 Thomas Ross Dr

Smith, Dominique Rochelle,57944 BarrowSt

Smith, Earl M, 58355 Bubba St

Smith, Gail Ann, 58105 Washington St

Smith, Hannah Elizabeth, 57951 CastroSt

Smith, Jamie Lynn, 57865 Government St

Smith, KevinDewayne, 57951 Castro St

Smith, KimberlyM,24515 EarleDr #18

Smith, Ladonna Marie,58745 Belleview Rd #12

Smith, Lajaren Jermaine, 57910 Fort St

Smith, Larry George, 58040 WWHarleaux St

Smith, Lubertha Ann Riley,23710 BrusleSt

Smith, Patrick Clint, 58815 Iron Farm Rd

Smith, Randy Dennis, 58506A MeriamSt

Smith, Sebastian N, 60605 Hwy 1148

Smith, Tamara C, 58437 Nats Aly Smith, Taneesha Monique, 22755 Blakeney Ln

Smith, Whitney L, 23152 Kurzweg St

Snearl, Alton Ray,23721 Baist St

Snearl, Roy Edward, 57785 Foundry St

Soileau, Chelsea M, 59805 Thomas Ross Dr

Solar,Gary James, 38895 Hwy 75

Solar,Lindsey Montero, 66450 Stampley Dr

Solar,McKenzie Leigh, 64235 L& LRd

Solite, AshantiKen Brionne, 24610 Bellemoor Dr #B

Songe, Sylvie Annemarie, 24201 CliftmereAve

Sonier,Faith Danielle, 57764 ErwinDr

SouthallJr, Royal Luke, 58693 Ware Dr

Sparks, Dwayne T, 58453 Nats Aly

Spears Jr,Charles R, 23610 Marshall St

Spears, AleishiaMarie, 58248 Main St

Spears, John, 25925 Tenant Rd #A-4

Spears, Kedric Devonte, 58735 Bayou Rd

Spears, Moinesha, 57865 Trosclair St Spears, Randy,25175 Bruce St

Spradley Jr,Donald Ray,20210 Toni Ln

Spradley,Janice Faye, 23961 Fleniken Ln #3

Spriggs Jr,CliffordJ,58613 Ware Dr

Spriggs, Tameka D, 58613 Ware Dr

Sproles, JustinCole, 62650 Bayou Rd

St Amant, Burton W, 25640 Spring St St Angelo, Dusty M, 23675 Eden St

Stackhouse, Mary Lou, 23140 ShortSt

Starks, Luciana Marie Atlow,23480 Gauthier St

Starks, Regina L, 23630 Ash St

Stevens, Brian Keith, 57967 Borruano Dr

Stewart, BradfordCordell, 53205 Point St

Stewart, Brittany Antoinette, 58649 Allen St

Stewart, Chasity J, 22700 West St

Stewart, Debra Ann, 25240-C Magnolia Ln

Stewart, Ishod, 57805 Labauve Ave

Stewart, Joseph Terry,57778 True Hope Ln

Stewart, Kimberely Nicole, 28290 Hwy 405

Stewart, Renee Michelle, 22165 Walker St #11

Stewart, Trevor Jerome, 53305 Point St

Stewart, Tyler Jerome, 53305 Point St

Stilley,EstelitaMarie, 35355 Hwy 75

Stockstill, Ashlyn Grace, 24160 Vincent Dr

Strickland, Robin Marshall, 62838 Bayou Jacob Rd

Suggs, Margaret Gauthreaux, 25765 TarekLn

Summers, Jamal M, 24230 Church St

Talbott, Susan Taylor,57833 Laville St

Tartamella, Sasha Desormeaux, 62560 Bayou Jacob Rd

Tarvin, Todd Nicholas, 27810 Hwy 405

Tatney,CordellJerome, 58367 Court St

Taylor,Carlos Montrell, 58665 Iron Farm Rd

Taylor,Milla D, 58120 George St

Teems, Daniel McKibben, 23450 Hamilton St #2

Tella, Elsy,22140 Walker St #21

Terry,Jadon Bryce, 59620 Myrtle Grove Dr

Tharp, Debra A, 61950 Bayou Rd

Tharp, JamieL,59655 Hwy 1148 #35

Tharp, Sandra Nickens,59625 Sexton Dr

Thibodeaux, Barbara E, 59120 Darby Ave

Thibodeaux, CaitlinD,58350 Fort St

Thibodeaux, Ernest Christopher,58350 Fort St

Thibodeaux, Johnny Lee, 22715 Aidan Rd

Thibodeaux, Kade A, 58144 Main St

Thomas, Ezrah Nichelle, 58451 Allen St

Thomas, Lorenzo, 58850 Allen St

Thomas, Raekwon Malik, 24655 HighSchool St

Thomas, Sherrick Lovar,58315 Gay St

Thompson, Aaliyah Lachelle, 23966 Harmason St

Thompson, Kathy F, 35571 Hwy 75

Thompson, Lemous, 59655 Hwy 1148 #22

Thompson, Ramiro Fernandez,58381 Plaquemine St

Thornton, AnnieT,39157 Bayou Pigeon Rd

Timbers, RonnieJames, 58050 Nicholas St

Tisi, Anthony P, 20257 Toni Ln

Tomsen, Maranda Marie, 22560 Gloria St #A

Toussant II, Carl Dennis, 59600 Thomas Ross Dr

Trabeaux, Donna Tarleton, 59655 Hwy 1148 #135

Tropple, Kyle James, 22105 Warren St #12

Trosclair,Beatrice Lucienne, 58540 St Clement Ave

Troxclair,Sallye Marchand, 58525 Mille Ave

Tuffs, Emilie Marie,58125 Bayou Jacob Rd

Tullier,Anthony James, 23905 Jase St

Tullier,Brian Jared, 32095 Hwy 75

Tullier,Christy Lynn, 57855 Lyons St

Turley,DavidWayne, 59355 River West Dr

Turnley,Veronica, 58330 Long St

Vadnais III, Henry George, 58740 St Clement Ave

Vandamme, Tory Lynn, 22305-A Brownie St

Varise, Carolynn Marie, 58075 Plaquemine St

Vaughn, Brian P, 38805 Bayou Pigeon Rd

Vaughn, Herbert P, 38895 Bayou Pigeon Rd

Vaughn, Randi Lynn, 24632 HighSchool St

Vaughn, Ryan Douglas, 38805 Bayou Pigeon Rd

Vazquez, Luis Rey,58920 Darby Ave

Veal, CrystalAngelique,23952 Harmason St

Veal, Erica J, 24643 Ferdinand St

Veillion, Dennis, 26490 Hwy 77

Verret, DariaA,32805 Bayou SorrelRd

Verret, Donavan William, 33655 Hwy 75

Verret, Julie Ann, 33265 Hwy 75

Vessel, Dustin Jamar,59335 Kember Dr

Waggoner,Marcus R, 29345 Hwy 75

Waguespack, Glenn Michael,58949 Lillian Ave

Walker Jr,Bryan K, 23440 Rich St

Walker Jr,Calvin, 58853 Allen St

Walker,Ashley Nicole, 23964 Baytown St

Walker,Bethany Jean, 58640 St Clement Ave

Walker,Bhriean Reshaun, 62405 Jones St

Walker,BradfordM,23725 Tupelo St

Walker,Don, 57830 True Hope Ln

Walker,Johnnie Mae, 58620 WWHarleaux St

Walker,Kyra G, 58690 Iron Farm Rd

Walker,SaraKelly,58354 WW Harleaux St

Walker,Travis Jerome, 58335 Homestead Dr #6

Wallace, Ulysses Earl, 58055 CaptainT Harris St

Walls, Ashley R, 59182 BirchSt

Warner,Demond, 23435 Gauthier St

Warner,Timothy Dwayne, 57944 Barrow St

Warren, Logan Max, 58360 ElmSt

Warren, ZanetaKay,58360 ElmSt

Washburn, Tina Elizabeth, 59655 Hwy 1148 #138

Washington Jr,Willie B, 58515 Iron Farm Rd

Washington, Demetrick, 57932 BarrowSt

Washington, Evelyn Deshawn, 57932 BarrowSt

Washington, Lakeisha, 57652 True Hope Ln

Washington, Latonya Terrineka, 58763 Allen St

Washington, Ludrick J, 58120 Sherburne St

Washington, Nadine Michelle, 58410 BarrowSt

Washington, Rachael Deandre, 25905 Tenant Rd #E 21

Washington, RussellA,58530 Jetson Ave

Watkins, Philip I, 57986 CastroSt Watson, Bianca Roshawn, 23981 Baytown St

Watson, Donovan Dwayne, 23981 Baytown St

Watts, Adam Troy,24815 Dempsey St Watts, Ceola Marie,24815 Dempsey St

Watts, StephanieAnn, 23943 Taylor St

WeatherfordJr, Roland Keith, 32150 Hwy 75

Weaver,Ronnie D, 24920 Bruce St #B

Webb, Cori L, 25333 Fenner St

Webb, Jessica Latoya, 58165 Bayou Jacob Rd

Weber,Annette Susan, 24225 Hwy 77

Weber,CarsonBlair,58355 ElmSt Weber,Erin Daigle, 58355 ElmSt

Welch, Billy Lane,61920 Bayou Rd

Wesley,Mary Louise, 24620 Hwy 405

Wesley,Nicole Lashay,52710 Kado Rd

Wesson, Ldean M, 23060 Jade Dr #A

Westley,Angela Gelina, 58475 Court St

White Jr,Curtis, 58446 Meriam St

White, Billie Kynan, 58640 Delacroix Ave

White, Deborah Valdez, 20195 DanielLn White, Fateemah R, 24805 Ferdinand St #B

White, Jairay Arquilli, 24455 Eleanor Dr #109

White, James David, 35045 Hwy 75 White, Jordan Joel, 63910 Bayou Rd

White, Trinitie,58347 Plaquemine St Whitlock, Gail Ann, 58145 Fort St #2

Whittington, Cara Ann, 20146 DanielLn

Wicks, Donnesha Ontrice, 23050 Jade Dr #D

Wicks, Keisha Kentrell, 23255 Nadler St

Wicks, Shanika C, 57924 CenterSt

Wilcox, Tela Elyssa, 58255 Bayou Rd

Williams Jr,Eli, 58375 Homestead Dr Williams Jr,Kirkland Staffon, 57737 CanalSt

Williams, Amoslyn Medishe, 24415 KirtleyDr

Williams, Arnold M, 58609 Captain THarrisSt

Williams, Aryonna Brishae, 57946 PanAmSt

Williams, Ashley Marie, 24835 Alexander St

Williams, Brandy L, 58693 Ware Dr

Williams, Brenda Garvin,32809 Bayou Sorrel Rd

Williams, DanielMose, 57640 Random Oaks Dr

Williams, Daniel, 22930 Warren St

Williams, Derrick W, 57763 True Hope Ln

Williams, Doinell Dewayne, 22950 GuySt

Williams, EdwardMitchell, 24135 Baist St

Williams, ElizabethAnn, 59252 NathanGeorgetown St

Williams, EthelG,58112 Barrow St

Williams, Gerald, 23929 Harmason St

Williams, Janell Lynette,22945 GuySt

Williams, Joshua Caleb, 57860 True Hope Ln

Williams, Karen Marie, 24670 Ferdinand St #C

Williams, Karina Billiot, 59655 Hwy 1148 #98

Williams, Kyle Mathew, 25000 Pin OakAve

Williams, Linwood Troy,58075 BellSt

Williams, Lisa Cotton, 25165 Patureau Ln

Williams, Meyoshia F, 58165 Bayou Jacob Rd

Williams, Nicole Lynnette,57700 EliCraig St

Williams, Pauline Nicole, 22955 Jade Dr

Williams, RasheetaMarquelle, 58745 Jetson Ave

Williams, RonaldMcNeil, 58767 Ware Dr

Williams, Ronnie Lee, 57896 BadeauxSt

Williams, Shelia M, 25185 Folse St

Williams, Shirley Mitchell, 57665 True Hope Ln

Williams, Timothy Dale, 24135 Baist St

Williams, TristanM,57910 McDanielSt#18

Williams, WendyMarie, 24315 Engolio St

Williamson, Lynette Marie, 58515 St Clement Ave

Williamson, Tarik Marwan,58025 George St Willis, Lavonna Renee, 57982 BorruanoDr Willis, Shyron Deon,24835 Joe DavisSt Wilson III, JohnH,59215 River West Dr Wilson, Carlyn Jere, 23730 Seminary St Wilson, Clora Marie, 58835 AllenSt Wilson, Corey W, 58553 Ware Dr Wilson, Donovan Johnell, 57745 Morrison Blvd Wilson, Kerry,24680 Hebert St Wilson, Rayah Simmone,22950 Jade Dr Wilson, Shania Monique,58545 Ware Dr Wilson, Shaniqua Rochelle,57742 Barrow St Wilson, Silvia Onawa, 22725 Jade Dr Wimberly,Bruce Wayne, 22755 Blakeney Ln Wisdom, Jason Talbert, 58948 ObierAve Woodfork, Edward, 25175 Patureau Ln Woods, Brianna Marie, 58240 WWHarleauxSt Woodson, JohnSteven, 59335 StonewallDr Worley,Alton James, 23000 Jade Dr Worley,Roderick James, 23000 Jade Dr Wright, Joseph Jamal, 57865 Government St Yi,Han Ung, 58425 Village Court Young III, Clifton, 58739 Jetson Ave Young, Blyola, 23515 MarshallSt Young, Connie Beloney,59125 Belleview Rd #203B Young, Dionne Trumelle,59055 NathanGeorgetown St Young, Katie,58760 WW HarleauxSt Young, Kayla Deann, 58421 Nats Aly Young, Patricia Ann, 32971 Bayou Sorrel Rd Young, Princess Helanne,23958 Harmason St Young, WenniferL,58146 Barrow St Zanders, Gloria Mae, 58210 Bayou Jacob Rd Zanders, Leander Shane, 58461 Nats Aly Zanders, Meshone V, 58461 Nats Aly Zito, Natalia Mitchell, 24120 SugarRoot Rd RosedaleAdams, Sharon Rena, 15520 Centerville Rd Anderson, Delanderia Marie, 76580 Dickenson St Angelloz, Pamela Ann, 16550 Hwy 77 Badeaux, LacieHurdle, 76660 Hurdle Rd Beard, Courtny Ann, 16990 Hwy 77 Beraud, Kyra Nicole, 76425 Corey Rd Beraud, Niketra Shavonne, 76425 Corey Rd Canezaro, Bryan Douglas, 76185A RosedaleRd Carter Jr,Lloyd Wayne, 76685 RosedaleRd Claiborne,Dbrylia Brae, 76575 RosedaleRd Collie, Timothy C, 15925 SidneyRd Daniels, Velma Denise,76155 RosedaleRd DavisJr, CourtneyTerrel,15415 Depot St Fleniken, Adrienne Danielle,79350 Hurdle Rd Fontenot, Mara Badeaux, 14660 Hwy 411 Gosserand, Jaime K, 15350 Hwy 77 Guerin, Todd Anthony,76405 GriffinDr Harris, Nathaniel Wayne, 15365 Depot St Hawkins, Kuestin Jordan Mikia, 14650 Centerville Rd Hawkins, Stephen Michael,15265 Depot St Hawkins, Taja Sherrie, 15690 LiveOak St Henderson, ClaireMarie, 14105 Hwy 77 Hill, Calvin, 14255 Hwy 77 Hill, James Edward, 14255 Hwy 77 Hunt Jr,Robert Bradley,76730 Arthur Rd James, Shanel Marie, 76145 RosedaleRd Jarreau,CecilJoseph, 14955 Hwy 77 Jones, Gregory Thomas, 16855 SidneyRd Kornegay,Brenda Carol, 76330 Ashland Dr Lasseigne, Cheyenne Nicole, 16824 Hwy 77 Leblanc, LauraEmily,79925 Hurdle Rd Lewis Jr,Charles, 14425 Hwy 77 Major,John Eric, 16375 SidneyRd Martin, CourtneyDajean,14800-B Centerville Rd McLaughlin, Jared Andrew,14375 Hwy 77 Miller, Eureka Monique,15325 Depot St Mims, Shamika Kaglear,76425 Corey Rd Mitchell, BryantChristopher, 15555 Depot St Montelaro Jr,Louis, 14755 Centerville Rd Neely,Shaka Kion, 13250 Shady Grove Ave#A Nguyen, Nga Thi, 76220 RosedaleRd Northern, Jovan Latrell, 76360 Ashland Dr Obier,Laura Poche,15650 Laurel St Paracchini, Andrew Laszlo, 17202 Hwy 77 Philson, Anna Marie, 15610-A Live OakSt Ponthieux, Elmyra Louise, 77885 HurdleRd Rogillio, Benjamin Joel, 76570 Dickenson St Scott, Ajaih Mona, 76790 RosedaleRd Simmons, Terry Wayne, 14425 Hwy 77 Smith, Byron Terrell, 77375 Augusta Ave#B Smith, Collin Nathaniel, 76705 RosedaleRd Smith, Ella Jean,76330 Ashland Dr Snell, Winfred James, 16245 SidneyRd Sparks, Samala Monteleone, 15610 Laurel St Stockman, Sean Damon,14425-A Hwy 77 Vizinat, Madison Blake, 77105 Hurdle Rd Walton, Ty Garrett, 77115 Hurdle Rd Watson, NeelyF,16165 Deer Buck Run Webber,Austin Shane,16180 Deer Buck Run St Gabriel Alexander,Dorothy Latricia,4860-B Martin LutherKing Jr Pkwy Alexander,JavonLadell, 4625 Martin LutherKing Jr Pkwy Alexander,Latanga Darnell, 6100 Margaret Dr #1 Alfred IV,Jerry,5010 Iberville St Anderson Jr,Ricky Adam, 1545 St Francis Ln Anderson, IreneMarie, 1545 St Francis Ln Anderson, Jazzmenn Deshay,1545 St Francis Ln Anderson, Madeline L, 155 Tiger Dr AndrewsJr, Roosevelt, 4855 Landry St Anthony,DevonDarrell, 6100 Manchac Rd Anthony,Roy Fitzergerald, 6100 Manchac Rd Baker,Annette Friendship, 4665 Martin LutherKing Jr Pkwy Barrere, Jonross Burl, 3620 Evergreen Dr BeauchampJr, Harold Wayne, 4825 Landry St

Beckley,Kendra, 1370 Spanish Lakes Ave

Bell, Darrick W, 600 Bayou Paul Ln

Besson, Ashlynn Chirelle, 1200 Madrid Ave

Blanchard, Devin Joseph, 6330 Bayou Paul Rd

Blouin Jr,Roderick Henry,1760 Shadowbrush Way

Blouin, Kierra Ann, 1760 Shadowbrush Way

Booth Jr,Christopher Alan, 1961 Meadow Oak Dr

Booth, Rebecca Fitzgerald, 1961 Meadow Oak Dr

Boudreaux, Anna Lagrange, 1905 Oak Wood Dr

Boudreaux, Kade Michael, 1905 Oak Wood Dr

Braxton, Jacqueline Rena, 6610 Hwy 74 #506

Brock, Janae Francis, 610 Bayou Paul Ln

Brock, Jasmeane Fanae, 1640 Seville Dr

Brooks, Coty Marie, 6610 Hwy 74 #506

Brooks, Danielle Caprice, 1425 St Francis Ln

Broussard, Donna D, 6155 Hwy 74

Broussard, Miah Cardwell, 510 South Club Ave

Brown, Christina Marie, 6610 Hwy 74 #407

Brown, Deion Julius, 1495 Spanish Lakes Ave

Brown, Jahi V, 6610 Hwy 74 #607

Buquoi, Kaitlyn Michelle, 1690 Seville Dr

Burke,Michael Floyd, 4715 Point Clair Rd

Burns, Shawn Michael, 1220 Madrid Ave Calloway,Kalesha Deshae, 1595-B St FrancisLn

Carpenter,Mason Lee, 5745 Oak Trace Dr

Chriss, Tyrielle Jenna, 940 Arthur Dr

Claflin, Sharon, 1420 BayouPaul Ln Clark, Jasmine Nicole, 6100 Margaret Dr#22

Cogan, Victoria Elizabeth, 1805 Rollingwood Dr

Colby,Monique Nicole, 1505Tasajillo Dr Corliss, Vee, 6610 LegionDr Crochet, Joshua Chase, 3495 Hwy 75 Cummings, Tamisha, 5535 Andrews Ln Daniel, Karen Jean, 4789 Maryland St Danielfield, Courtney Latrice, 4680 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Danielfield, Jason Jerrelle, 4975 Maryland St Daniels, Timothy,663 Bayou Paul Ln Davis, Kimberly Sue, 4715 Point Clair Rd

Debarros, Suzette Mccoy,7330 Bayou Paul Rd Delaney,Brandon Robert, 400 Pecan Dr Delgado, David Eizaguirre, 1175 Madrid Ave Dorsey,Donald Bernard, 3625 Grenada Dr Dorsey,Kiera Shamir,3625 Grenada Dr Dufour, Chase M, 1835 Pineglen Dr Dumas, Dwayne Elliot, 365 Bayou Paul Ln

Dunlap, Grace Abigail, 7325 Log Rd

Duran,Ana Lia, 1135 Bayou Paul Ln Elliott, Patrick, 1245 Madrid Ave Elstrott Jr,Scott Arthur,1505 Tasajillo Dr Estrada, Ana Cristina, 1135 Bayou Paul Ln

Estrada, Ricardo, 1135 Bayou Paul Ln

Fairchild, James Trent, 1540 Spanish Lakes Ave Fann, Molly Maize, 301 Faculty Dr Ferrell, Lakeeva Marie, 6100 Margaret Dr#9 Fields, Jaleah Cyntrell, 1425 Pin Oak Dr Fields, Taylor Danielle, 4721 Maryland St Fischtziur III, Jon Wade, 5635 Oak Trace Dr Fleming, Courtney Danielle, 5525 Rose Down Ave

Fleming, Larry Ambrose, 695 Bayou Paul Ln Fleming, Roderick J, 5525 Rose Down Ave

Flowers, Melik Argentina, 1960 Pineglen Dr Francis, Erica Marie, 6610 Hwy 74 #905 Francis, Leester,1820 Willow Bend Rd

Francis, Shandrekia Carolyn, 6610 Hwy 74 #905

Francise, Jamie J, 1901 Meadow Oak Dr Frazier,Ben, 4885 Maryland St Gajan, Lance Alphonse, 1415 Pin Oak Dr Garcia, Patricia EKing, 8830 Manchac Rd Gay,Gabrielle Elizabeth, 7575 Bayou Paul Rd Gilbes, Yesmarian Burgos, 1600 St Francis Ln Girtley,Lashi Ranise, 3640 Magnolia Dr Goodrum, James Alexander,1190 Madrid Ave Grace Jr,Reginald, 6225 Plantation Dr Grace Jr,Ronald W, 4815 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy Graham, Duane Randol, 270 South Club Ave Green,Matthew Allen, 5405 Smith St Green,Taylor Jelise,4925 Landry St Guss, Joseph E, 5555 Rose Down Ave Hailar,Eric William, 1305 Bayou Paul Ln Hall, Joshua Williams, 1540 St Francis Ln Hardesty,Jatory Demond, 4605 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy Harris, Clinton Felix, 4880-B Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy Hasten, India Nicole, 5435 William Rd Hawkins, Lynette Carmena, 965 Bayou Paul Ln Hayes, Andrea Jones, 6610 Hwy 74 #1505

Haynes, Joanna Jackson, 5474 Bayou Paul Rd

Heald, Darci Lynn, 6715 Hwy 74

Heath, Jennifer A, 5605 Rose Down Ave

Hebert, Julie Marie, 6962 Bayou Paul Rd

Hoefer,Shawn B, 1235 Madrid Ave

Hoefer,Sherry Erica, 1235 Madrid Ave Hopkins, Steven Blaine, 140 Tiger Dr Hughes, Randall George, 1926 Meadow Oak Dr Jackson, Andra Dionne, 4677 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy Jackson, Timothy Germaine,4635 Batlow Ln Jacobs, Audrey Hasten, 5013 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy James, Tymieichia Delashay,5405 Smith St Jimison, Joshua Andrew,1955 Bayou Paul Ln Johnson, Amber Shay,1190 Madrid Ave Johnson, Darren Duane, 6610 Hwy 74 #606 Johnson, David Duane, 6610 Hwy 74 #606 Johnson, Jason Louis, 6800 Manchac Rd

Johnson, Joshua Juwan, 835 Bayou Paul Ln Johnson, Keiosha D, 4621 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy Jones, Felton Jerelle D, 4755 Landry St Jones, Ladra Scott, 5475 Fleming Ln Jones, Leigh, 4960 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy Jones, Ranesha Chante, 6610 Hwy 74 #601 Joseph, Alexis Victoria, 5410 William Rd Keel, Gary Wayne, 7695 Bayou Paul Rd Keel, Trenda Bruce, 7695 Bayou Paul Rd Kelley, Aleksis Marie,1875 Rollingwood Dr Kelley, Dawn Lou-Wese, 7370 Bayou Paul Rd Kelley, Michael William, 7370 Bayou Paul Rd Kelley, Nikhol Bianca, 7370 Bayou Paul Rd Kelley, Tianna Lou-Wese, 7370 Bayou Paul Rd Kelly,Leroy Darrell, 4811 Landry St Key,Anthony Gerard, 170 Politz Ave Kinberger,Kathleen Mary,6310 Legion Dr Kinchen, Shantella Rydricka, 6605 Bayou Paul Rd Lacour,Sanguinetta, 4785-A Maryland St Lang, Kelly Reene, 6610 Hwy 74 Ledford, Rodney Don, 8536Manchac Rd Leggett, Robert S, 105 Tiger Dr Lewis, Christopher Bradford, 1950 Bayou Paul Ln Lodge, Christian J, 1300 Madewood Dr Lodge, Roy Andre, 4910 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy Lorraine, Wilfret I, 4960 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy Love, Taylor Jame, 1410 Spanish Lakes Ave Luhman, Jessica Leigh Anne, 1340 Knottaway Dr Lyons I, Stephen Paul, 1860 Oak Wood Dr Lyons, Amy Ott, 1860 Oak Wood Dr Mainieri, Paul Demie, 715 Pecan Dr Maradiaga, Antonio S, 6125 Hwy 74 Marsh, Michael Troy,1340 Knottaway Dr Martin, Lafelsha D, 4649 Maryland St Martin, Nicholas Danthony,4649 Maryland St Mascarella, Jacob Michael, 7600 Manchac Rd McClyde, Tavosha S, 4719 Maryland St McCulla, Ashley McDavid, 1540 Tasajillo Dr McDaniel, Megan Buhler,7005 Bayou Paul Rd McDaniel, Scott Anthony Landry,7005 Bayou Paul Rd Meadows Jr,Carl Lee, 1640 Bayou Paul Ln Middlebrooks, Andrea Boe, 1900 Willow Bend Rd Middlebrooks, Christopher Jacy,1900 Willow Bend Rd

Miles, Eugene Markiel Williams, 100 Pecan Dr Mitchell Jr,Warren W, 6610 Hwy 74 #307 Mitchell, Wayne Tirrell, 4775 Landry St Moore, Charnele Lana, 6100 Margaret Dr#10 Moran Jr,Christopher Brent, 2220 Bayou Paul Ln Morgan, Tammy Marie, 1848 Meadow Oak Dr Mosby,Ernika Yolanda, 7945 Hwy 74 Moses, JoannA,4885 Maryland St Nguyen, Jacqueline Thuy,175 Politz Ave Ortiz, David, 1695 St Francis Ln Parker,Fredrick Joshua, 6410 Legion Dr Partin, Kelli Campbell, 265 Field House Ave

Passariello,Jamie Jose, 1925 Bayou Paul Ln Perez, Rafael Jacinto, 1600StFrancis Ln Pinkney Jr,Leroy,1465 Spanish Lakes Ave

Populars, Ronnie Wayne, 4745 Landry St

Potts, Shirley Mae, 4863 Maryland St Potts, Trinity Deshay,625 Bayou Paul Ln #D Randall,Sarah Leist, 215 South Club Ave Reyes, Carmen Cintron, 6100Margaret Dr#12 Richard, Christopher Willie, 1610 San Miguel Dr

Ricks, Cynthia Jackson, 4645 Maryland St

Rigby,Brian J, 7245 Bayou Paul Rd

Rinderer,Darwin Thomas, 7350 Bayou Paul Rd

Robson, Jonetter Alizia, 6610 Hwy 74 #UNIT# 901

Rodriguez, Pauletta Snaneika, 6120 Legion Dr

Ross, Tedrick Demarcus, 1200 Madrid Ave

Rotherberg, Shira A, 975 LaurieLn

Rounds Jr,Moses Aaron, 6610 Hwy 74 #105

Rounds, Moses Aaron, 6610 Hwy 74 #105

Roy,Tabatha Ann, 6995 Bayou Paul Rd

Sanders, Laurie Ann, 390 Bayou Paul Ln

Sandoval Rosier,Angela Harriet, 1450 Spanish Lakes Ave

Schexnayder,Anthony Torrance, 5515 Andrews Ln

Schexnayder,Kelli Dionne, 3665 Golden Gate Dr

Seal,KlaireLeblanc, 1625 El TigreDr

Sears, RandallAaron, 6100 MargaretDr#1

Sieng, KimKoung, 5635 Oak Trace Dr

Sieng, KimSuon, 5635 Oak Trace Dr

Smith, Diane Lashae, 5795 Oak Trace Dr

Smith, GerardAnthony,4675 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Smith, Justin Lamar,1425 St FrancisLn

Smith, KimberlyCooper,7455 Bayou Paul Rd

Smith, MelanieBrooke, 1150 Madrid Ave

Sparkman, Tonya Faye, 8536 Manchac Rd

Spencer,Aaron, 6610 Hwy 74 #1004

Springer,Gerome Shane, 6710 Legion Dr

Stackus, Danielle Leigh, 350 SouthClub Ave

Stackus, Michael James, 350 SouthClub Ave

Stampley,Tyler Benjamine, 505 Bayou Paul Ln

Steele, Kimberly, 335 Pecan Dr

Sterling, James A, 3105 Research Dr

Stewart, Marcus Terrell, 4715 Landry St

Stewart, Rosalie H, 165 SouthClub Ave

Strait, Christopher T, 1910 Willow Bend Rd

Tasker Sr,Mark Anthony,345 Bayou Paul Ln

Tasker,Yaosha Milira, 4745 Landry St #C

Tate, Trent,5880 Hwy 74

Thomas, MaryElla, 4985 Maryland St

Thomas, Monique J, 325 Bayou Paul Ln

Thomas, PatriciaAnn, 6100 Margaret Dr #4

Tircuit, Steven John, 8405 Hwy 74

Tolliver,Daniel Bryce, 125 Graces Dr

Vessel, Chreka, 6610 Hwy 74 #1108

Videau, Darrylynn Nicole, 5455 William Rd

Viveiros, Stanley Jerome, 6565 Bayou Paul Rd

Walker,Anna Marie, 5505 Rose Down Ave

Walker,DeondreMarquette, 3645 Magnolia Dr

Walls, Iona Denise Markell, 6400 Margaret Dr

Walton, Cyrenthia, 5445 Bayou Paul Rd

Ward,Elacia Monkia, 6610 Hwy 74 #1104

Ware,NatalieDenise,6835 Bayou Paul Rd

Washington, Laquinta Sharvae, 510-A Bayou Paul Ln

Washington, Travis Turner,6100 Margaret Dr #19

White, EmilyAyliffe, 1401 Knottaway Dr

White, Gary Tawan, 6610 Hwy 74 #1307

Williams, Ashley Marie,4605 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

Williams, Jason Leon, 3650 Magnolia Dr

Williams, Latara Shenelle, 4720 Landry St

Williams, Orenthal Jerard, 4715 Landry St

Williams, Roxani,6820 Legion Dr

Williams, Shamelba Desiree, 510 Bayou Paul Ln

Wilson, Dedrick Lawrence, 4745-D Point Clair Rd

Wire,Andrew Philip Michael, 4585 Point Clair Rd

York Jr,Ernest, 4955 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy

York, Albert, 4925 Maryland St

York, DonaldKeith, 590 Bayou Paul Ln

York, Janice Clark, 4925 Maryland St

York, Rodrick O, 6215 Plantation Dr

York-El, Michael Lewis, 4855 Maryland St Sunshine

Acaldo, Terry D, 1491 Hwy 75

Ahmad, Jill Marie, 1791 Hwy 75

Ambeau, RochelleY,2045 Jake Ln

Ambrose Jr,John, 2005 Besson Ln

Arnold, Leo Oray,1500 Sidney St

Ausbon, Darian Dontrell, 2075 Besson Ln

Babin, Brooks Reed, 845 River Rd

Barbay,LeonardAustin, 1510 Sidney St Barlow,MaxwellEmerson, 1973 Ravier Ln

Bell, GezeriaElainer,1430 Ravier Ln

Bennett, LillieMae, 4945 Phillip Ln

Brooks Jr,AlexSteve, 2130 Jake Ln

Broussard, Maurice Morillon, 989 River Rd

Browder III, Frank, 1301 Gummers Ln

Brown, KimberlyLadrae, 1905 Jake Ln

Byrd, MikelRashid, 1500 Sidney St Carpenter,Daniel Paul,815 River Rd

Carter, Jamaal Darnell, 1895 Besson Ln

Cobb, Madison Danielle, 1045 River Rd

Corbin, StephanieLabrea, 1795 Jake Ln

Cushenberry,Eldrick, 1885 Besson Ln

Davis, Demetrial Latreace, 2000 Besson Ln

Dawson-Perilloux, Brenda T, 945 River Rd

Dockery,Ronald Euegene, 1920 Besson Ln

Dunbar,Latasha L, 1830 Besson Ln

Elphage, Kaitlynn Nicole, 2015 Besson Ln

Gordon III, Oscar Lee, 1895 Besson Ln

Grace Jr,Arnold Donnel, 2070 Jake Ln

Grace, Candace Alana, 1625 Besson Ln

Green, Christopher Joseph, 1535 Besson Ln

Green, Sarina, 1545 Besson Ln

Gremillion, GabrielleEugenie, 1295 Hwy 75

Grim,Christopher DeandreDewayne, 1915 Besson Ln

Grim,Taskisha A, 1915 Besson Ln

Guillot, Kristine Babin, 1335 Crochet St Hanks, Christopher Gordon, 1039 River Rd

Houston Jr,Kevin, 4925 Phillip Ln

Jackson Jr,Phil Patrick, 2150 Jake Ln

Jackson, CharlesEdward, 1600 Besson Ln

Johnson, Johnny L, 1630 Ravier Ln

Johnson, Michael Durwood, 1185 River Rd

Johnson, Steven Anthony,1485 Besson Ln

Jones, Gerica Shaena, 1705 Ravier Ln

Jones, Katina Calloway,1630 Ravier Ln

Jones, Robert Roosevelt, 2120 Besson Ln

Junius, Kendrick J, 1685 Besson Ln Kaiser,Joshua Vincent, 965-A River Rd

Lanaute, Herman Charles, 1340 Besson Ln

Lanaute, Tineka QHayes, 1340 Besson Ln

Leblanc, Ragan Marie, 1305 Hwy 75 Lenard, Brannon Derell, 2045 Jake Ln

Leon-Guerrero, Lorraine, 2050 Jake Ln

Lofaro, Leslie Nicole, 1965 Hwy 75

Mascarella, Brittney Elizabet, 1035 River Rd

Mills,Monique Davis, 2000 Besson Ln

Mixon, Justin Bradley,1510 Sidney St

Murphy,MichaellaElizabeth, 1311 Hwy 75

Nelson, Nakia Deshan, 1719 Ravier Ln

Nelson, Theresa Latrice, 4945 Phillip Ln

Noyel, LoveniaH,1905 Jake Ln

Patterson, Roederick Jermaine, 2040 Jake Ln

Payne, Anitra Smart, 1773 Ravier Ln

Phillips, Jatory Cordain, 2160 Jake Ln Powell, Charles, 1905 Besson Ln

Price, LerenzoDquan Antonio, 2130 Jake Ln

Ross, Demetrius Delaine, 1550 Besson Ln

Roy,Shelley Ann, 1110 Roy Gomez Rd

Scott IV,Jesse Jerome, 2035 Jake Ln

Scott, Harry,2080 Jake Ln

Sims, DeandreVashion, 1995 Besson Ln

Skinner,Melva Delois, 1340 Besson Ln

Southerland Jr,Adam, 1705 Ravier Ln

Spedale, Joseph Danial,1045 River Rd

Standley,Kyla Marie, 1973 Ravier Ln

Toliver,Zana Denae, 2083 Ravier Ln Velasquez-Aguiluz, CarlosDavid, 1355 Ravier Ln

Walker,FeliciaWarner,1035 Gummers Ln

Walker,Steven Leon, 1035 Gummers Ln

Wallace, Stephanie Marie, 1755 Besson Ln

Whitmore, Carl W, 2050 Jake Ln

Whitted Jr,Larry Paul,1392 Hwy 75

WilliamsJr, Clarence Fraizer,1545 Besson Ln

WilliamsJr, FreddieOliver,1143-D River Rd

WilliamsJr, Roy D, 2065 Jake Ln

Williams, Brandon J, 747 River Rd

Williams, Leslie Ann, 1143-B River Rd

Wilson Jr,VilmoreElroy,1780 Besson Ln

Wilson, Adrian Darnell, 1850 Jake Ln

Wilson, ChyrlaRena, 1805 Besson Ln

Wilson, Dionne Darcelle, 1405 Besson Ln

Wilson, Grant Lee, 1610 Ravier Ln

White Castle

Acosta, Alyssa Lynn, 58445 NewCamp Rd

Albarado, DavidM,35180 Fifty Foot Rd

Alexander,Antoinette M, 32950 Olano St

Alfaro-Springer,Luis Charles, 32260 Hwy 405

Allen, Kevin W, 32455 Leona Ave

Allen, Sidneisha Lashay,31896 Lacroix Rd

Altazan, Dylan Kerri, 32360 MaggioSt

Anderson, Carolyn Marie, 32410 Leona Ave

Armstead, Shaquille Deandra, 32561 AliceSt Askins, Alton Alexander,55065 Tassin Dr Atkins, BrashelyShina,32905 Olano St

Babin, LukeBenjamin, 34725 KCDr

Banks III, David, 33655 Boudreaux St

Banks, SheenaJoanna, 33910 Bowie St

Banks, Stacey P, 31170 Robinson Rd Batiste,Calvin Armando, 32510 Annadale Rd

Batiste,ElRicoJ,32415 Doc Dean St Bazaldua, Ramiro Manuel, 32100 Cora Rd Bennett, Lauren Christian, 32310 Leona Ave Billy,JeremiahE,55010 Tassin Dr Billy,Judy A, 36000 Hwy 69 #2 BonneyJr, Curtice, 32225 Chairmonte St Bonney, Joshua Jermaine, 32225 Chairmonte St Booney,QuincyTerrell, 32225 Chairmonte St Bosley,AlexisFantasia, 55025 CambreSt Bosley,JarvisDontrey,33166 Bowie St Bosley,Nicole Yevette, 33166 Bowie St Branch,Earl Joseph,32435 Leona Ave Brasseaux, ChristopherJay,57135 Hwy 404 Breaux, Cristy Rae, 56105 Medine Rd Breaux, Kayla Chyanne,55925 Medine Rd Bridgewater,Mildred Ann, 55040 Cypress St Briley, Javon Jamon,54955 BabinDr Brooks, Willie, 32745 Bowie St Brown Jr,Raymond, 54825 Gleason St Brown, CrystalL,32840 Adams Dr Brown, Sandra Nicole, 32450 Chairmonte St Brown, Terrance Lamar, 32360 Hwy 405 Bryant, Randy,32305 MaggioSt Bullock, Renee Callegan, 58815 NewCampRd Bunch, Gregory B, 32690 Sherley RDennis St Burks, Barbara J, 33150 Adams Dr Burks, Curtis, 31974 Dorcy Rd Burks, Diane, 53555 Stone St Burks, Dorothy Lee, 31974 Dorcy Rd Burks, Latasha A, 33150 Adams Dr Burks, LindaF,55045 Tassin Dr Burks, Stacy L, 32990 Adams Dr Burks, Stephanie Ann, 32990 Adams Dr Caballero, Jessica Marie, 55755 GrandRd Cahn Sr,Harvey Charles, 32935 Adams Dr Campesi, TravisBibb, 33890 Hwy 405 Cantrelle,Aaliyah, 33020 Bowie St Carline, Brian Keith, 32570 Willow St Carter,Renaesh Jessica Ladre, 32350 Ray St Carter,Suzanne,32350 Ray St Carvin, Dorrion Micah Desa, 32510 Leona Ave Castaldi, Neil, 31025 Hwy 1 Charlet, Shawn Christopher,35590 Richland Rd Cobb, TheodoreMonroe, 32525-C Annadale Rd Cole, Angela, 58385 Augusta Rd Coleman, Christopher Alexander Jarmarl, 31486B Hwy 405 Coleman, DeshawnLynette, 32900 Bowie St Coleman, Elaine,32070 Dorcy Rd Coleman, Savanna Roxanne,33910 Bowie St Coleman, Shawn Edward, 32567 Leona Ave Collins, Wonell D, 32390 Francise St Crandle, Marco Carlee, 55121 CambreSt Dabney,Leonard Andre, 33040 Bowie St Daigle Jr,ThomasPaul, 56235 Baudoin St Daigle, CasieMarie, 55155 Myles Rd Daigle, ChadMichael,55155 Myles Rd Daigle, DarrellDavid, 55175 Myles Rd David, Jake, 35115 Hwy 69 Davis, Brad Keith, 55055 Tassin Dr Davis, CalebRyan, 32640 Francise St Davis, DinezD,32410 Leona Ave Davis, Dorian Tyrell, 32640 Francise St Davis, Katina Nicole, 33095 Bowie St #10 Davis, Lakindria Dawntre, 32310 Leona Ave Davis, Lavonne, 32561 AliceSt Davis, Maurice Dewayne, 32561 AliceSt Deggs Jr,Joseph Charles, 31470 Hwy 405 Delaune,Donny G, 36164 Hwy 3001 Dickerson,Melvenia, 35240 Hwy 69 Doiron, Norma A, 35215 Hwy 69 Dominique,Antoinette Ladell, 32430A Bowie St Dominique,RonaldDon, 32430A Bowie St Dominique,Rosherfur D, 32430A Bowie St Edwards, Alvin J, 33010 Bowie St Edwards, Deroxy Damon,33060 Adams Dr Edwards, Jalisa Michelle,32830 Shady Ln Edwards, Louis Courtney, 54825 Gleason St Elzy,TerellJoseph, 32810 Bowie St Falcon, McKalyn Renee, 36955 Hwy 69 Favorite, Taliska Chena,32565 Graham St Fleming, Kendrick D, 32840 Adams Dr Flowers, Contrena Naticole, 32930 Olano St Flowers, DeanaMarie, 32225 Chairmonte St Flowers, Henrietta Marie, 32255 Hwy 405 Flowers, Jermain Lekeith,33450 Bowie St Foster,Ashante Brielle,32225 Bowie St Foster,Betty Jean,33520 Bowie St Foster,Brian Keith, 32900 Hwy 405 Foster,Kylei Jamon, 33830 Bowie St Foster,Travis Sentell, 32260 Francise St George, Charles Junior,32435 MaggioSt Gibson,Bryanshel Crystal, 55040 Tassin Dr Gilbert, Ernest J, 52760 Cannonburg Rd Giroir,KevinAbdul, 33860-A Bowie St Glover Jr,Curtis Lee, 33520 Bowie St Glynn, Kyle Michael,56150 Hwy 404 Gomer Jr,Eric Lynn, 32810 Adams Dr Gomez, Hunter, 56865 Hwy 404 Gomez, Vilien,32250 Hwy 1 Governor,Kedra Latray,32570 Francise St Governor,TijahTyquincyia, 55030 Cypress St Green,Arrio Dandre, 32080 Dorcy Rd Green,Charmecia, 55195 Joseph St Green,Earl Evans, 35240 Hwy 69 Green,James Oliver, 32250 Hwy 1 Green,Rosalie Jackson,54985 Mayor Doc Foley St Greene, Jervonte Lamar, 32310 Francise St Guillot, DavidPaul, 36150-A Hwy 3001 Guillot, Kelli Pipsair,57665 Hwy 404 Gutierrez-Romero, Evelin Carolina,54695 Hwy 995 Hampton, JohnC,33960 Bowie St Harris, EricLamon, 32350 MaggioSt Hebert, Andrea Younge,32250 Hwy 405 Hillery,MackenzieDeray,32523 AliceSt Holliday,Jameka Garielle, 33090 Bowie St Hollins, Allen Edward, 32340 MaggioSt Hollins, Aslee Jefferson,32340 MaggioSt Humphries, Ashley Nicole Garris, 36300 Hwy 69 #TRLR 9 Hunter,Frederick Geriod, 32435 MaggioSt Hymel, Danny,37000 Fifty Foot Rd Jackson, DacortneySean,33115 Adams Dr Jackson, Derwin Kieth, 32239 Doc Dean St Jackson, Nicholas Ray,32270 Francise St Johnson III, Edward, 32295 Doc Dean St Johnson, Janay Janice, 33650-C Bowie St Johnson, Jennifer E, 33095 Bowie St #1 Johnson, Kenneth E, 32870 Bowie St Johnson, Nakeasha Renae, 32335 MaggioSt Johnson, Stanley Earl,32870 Bowie St Jones III, Frederick Paul, 32350 Bowie St Jones Jr,Frederick Paul, 32350 Bowie St Jones, Alex C, 32350 Francise St Jones, Arlesia Dell, 32420 MaggioSt Jones, Betty Channel, 33545 BoudreauxSt Jones, Charles J, 32420 MaggioSt Jones, Charles Taylor,32385 MaggioSt Jones, Chelsea Monique, 32420 MaggioSt Jones, Jacory Charles, 32860 Adams Dr Jones, Janecia Dannette,33115 Adams Dr Jones, Lexi Janee’, 54985 Tassin Dr Jones, Oliver,32420 MaggioSt Jones, Sharika Tyriese, 32580 Graham St Jordan Jr,Gregory Anthony,52780 CannonburgRd Jordan, Robert Leslie, 32470 Leona Ave Jumonville, Lonnie T, 55950 Medine Rd Kelly,Precious K, 32037 Dorcy Rd Kern, LarueBoston, 32260 Hwy 1 Knight III, Hellion Sherrald, 32295 Doc Dean St Knight, Pamela Faye, 32295 Doc Dean St Landry,Juanita,56100 Medine Rd Landry,June C, 32855 Adams Dr Landry,Keith A, 32235 PapetSt Landry,William Thomas, 56100 Medine Rd Lanieux,Ambrose Lakeith,32569 Mayor Maurice Brown St

BUILDING 880 North Alexander Avenue, Port Allen Thursday,June 25, 2026 5:30 PM

The Following Minutes AreSummarized For Brevity,For Precise Meeting Information Please Refer To Meeting Audio Or Video

1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER &REQUEST ALL ELECTRONIC DEVICES BE SILENCED ARegular Meeting of the West Baton Rouge Parish Council was held on Thursday,June 25, 2026 and called to order at 05:29 PM. Council Chairman Carey Denstel asked that all electronic devices be placed on silent.

2. OPENINGPRAYER Councilman Atley Walker Jr.led everyone in an opening prayer

3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chairman Denstel recognized Parish President Jason Manola who led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance.

4. LOG ATTENDANCE The following members wererecorded as being present: Messrs. Kirk Allain, Daryl “Turf” Babin, Atley Walker,Brady Hotard, Kenneth Gordon, Carey Denstel, Alan Crowe, Katherine Andre, Gary Joseph. Also present were, Mr.Jason Manola, Parish President, Mr.Phillip Bourgoyne, Executive Assistant, Mr.Chance Stephens, Director of Finance, Mr.Brandon Bourgoyne, Director of Public Works, Ms. Kristen Canezaro, Special Legal Counsel and Mrs. Michelle Tullier Council Clerk

5. MINUTES APPROVAL

A. Approval of Minutes from the Regular Meeting of June 11, 2026. Therewerenocomments from the Council or the public on this item.

Amotion was made by Council Member Kirk Allain, seconded by Council Member Kenneth Gordon to approve the Minutes from the Regular Meeting of June 11, 2026.

The vote was recorded as follows:

YEAS: 9(Kirk Allain, Daryl “Turf” Babin, Atley Walker Brady Hotard, Kenneth Gordon, Carey Denstel, Alan Crowe, Katherine Andre, Gary Joseph)

NAYS:0 (None)

ABSENT:0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0(None) As aresult of the votes, the motion Passed.

6. CONSIDER ANY AMENDMENTS TO THE AGENDA Therewerenoitems to consider at this time.

7. PARISH PRESIDENT’S REPORT Parish President Jason Manola was recognized and covered the following items: Recent Riverbend exercise; Upcoming resolutions on tax millages.

8. PUBLIC COMMENTS (15 MINUTE TIME ALLOTMENT)

Ms. Brogan Benoit was recognized and asked for an explanation on how the tax millages work, expressed her opinion on raising any taxes, and thanked Chairman Denstel for taking the time to explain how millages work.

9. COMMUNICATIONS WITH COUNCIL MEMBERS AND/OR ELECTED OR APPOINTED OFFICIALS

Mr.Chance Stephens was recognized and gave the most recent budget to actual numbers for the Parish.

Mr.Brandon Bourgoyne was recognized and brieflyupdated the Council on the Intracoastal Project meeting next week, the recent Emily Drive project meeting, and the latest on the Addis Lane signal installation.

10. PUBLIC HEARING ON PREVIOUSLYINTRODUCED ORDINANCES

A. An Ordinance To Amend And Reenact The West Baton Rouge Parish Code Of Ordinances, Part III (“Unified Development Code”), Enacting Chapter 107 (“Building Regulations”), Article I(In General), Section 107-10 “(Pipelines and Similar Facilities)”, and Amending Chapter 111 “(Administration and Enforcement)”, Article VII “(Site Plan Approval Procedure)”, Section 111-136 “(General)” To Establish Pipeline Approval Procedures and Update Site-WorkRequirements. The Chairman openeda public hearing for the purpose of receiving comment regarding the aforementioneditem

Mr.Brandon Bourgoyne was recognized and explained what the purpose of the aforementioned ordinance is, noting the offices that have been contacted in reference to this ordinance, and asked the Council to consider an amendment on the floor of “deleting lines 47–50, adding lines 52–59, deleting lines 70-73, and adding lines 216 &217.” He noted these changes wereneeded, in his opinion, after speaking with the State and Pipeline representatives. Mrs. Rory Denicola, representing ExxonMobil, was recognized and clarified afew things in the ordinance. Ms. Brogan Benoit was recognized andasked about the notification process. No written protests opposing the ordinance werereceived. The Council Chairman at this point declared the Public Hearing closed. Amotion was made by Council Member Kirk Allain, seconded by Council Member Brady Hotardtoapprove with amendment/s

An Ordinance To Amend And Reenact The West Baton Rouge Parish Code Of Ordinances, Part III (“Unified Development Code”), Enacting Chapter 107 (“Building Regulations”), ArticleI (In General), Section 107-10 “(Pipelines and Similar Facilities)”, and Amending Chapter 111 “(Administration and Enforcement)”, Article VII “(Site Plan Approval Procedure)”, Section 111-136 “(General)” To Establish Pipeline Approval Procedures and Update Site-Work Requirements, with amendments as noted above.

The vote was recorded as follows:

YEAS: 9 (Kirk Allain, Daryl “Turf” Babin, Atley Walker,Brady Hotard, Kenneth Gordon, Carey Denstel, Alan Crowe, Katherine Andre, Gary Joseph) NAYS: 0(None) ABSENT:0 (None) ABSTAIN: 0(None) As aresult of the votes, the motion Passed. Ordinance 19 of 2026 can be found at the end of these minutes.

11. CONSIDER STATUS REPORT, CHANGE ORDER AND/OR OTHER MATTERS AS REQUIRED ON CURRENT PROJECTS

Therewerenoitems to consider at this time.

12. RESOLUTIONS- PUBLIC HEARING

A. Resolution Adopting The Adjusted Millage Rate After Reassessment For General Alimony and LibraryFor All Property Subjected To TaxationInWest Baton RougeParish For 2026 TaxYear Mr.Chance Stephens was recognized and explained the spreadsheet which was presented in the meeting with regardto current rates, state set rates and recommended rates for 2026.

Mr.Stephens explained how the millage setting, rollback and roll forwardprocess works and what it means for the public. Noting that the Council by state law must roll forwardfor certain reasons. However,this Council in reads past has rolled back millions for the public when possible. Mr.Stephens requested an amendment to the title to delete Library and add E911 Communications District, which is what the actual resolution body states.

Ms. Brogan Benoit was recognized and asked how these rollbacks werepossible. Chairman Denstel verified with Mr.Stephens that this process is mandated by the state in order to keep our rates current. However,henoted the Parish will be considering rolling back atotal of 6.25 mills, which totals $5,000,000.00 dollars, a total savings to the public of $1,008,000.00 dollars for this tax year.Chairman Denstel also pointed out that since 2020 the Parish Council has rolled back atotal of $20,188,600.00 dollarsfor the people of West Baton Rouge. Therewerenofurther comments from the public at this time.

Amotion was made by Council Member Daryl “Turf” Babin, seconded by Council Member Alan Crowe to approve Resolution Adopting The Adjusted Millage Rate After Reassessment For General Alimony and 911 Communications District For All Property Subjected To Taxation In West Baton Rouge Parish For 2026 Tax Year

The vote was recorded as follows: YEAS: 9(Kirk Allain, Daryl “Turf” Babin, Atley Walker, Brady Hotard, Kenneth Gordon, Carey Denstel, Alan Crowe, Katherine Andre, Gary Joseph) NAYS:0 (None) ABSENT:0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0(None)

As aresult of the votes, the motionPassed. Resolution15of2026 can be found at the end of these minutes.

B. Resolution Adopting The ‘Adjusted’ Millage Rate After Reassessment And Roll ForwardToARateNot Exceeding The ‘Maximum’ Authorized Rate For General Alimony and Library For All Property Subjected To Taxation In West Baton Rouge Parish For 2026 TaxYear

Therewerenocommentsfromthe public on this item. Mr.Stephens again asked for the wordLibrary to be deleted and 911 Communications District to be added per the body of the resolution.

Amotionwas made by Council Member Kirk Allain, seconded by Council Member KennethGordon to approve Resolution Adopting The ‘Adjusted’ Millage RateAfter Reassessment And RollForwardToARate NotExceeding The ‘Maximum’ Authorized RateFor General Alimony and 911 Communications District For AllProperty Subjected To TaxationInWestBaton Rouge Parish For 2026 TaxYear

The votewas recorded as follows:

YEAS: 9(Kirk Allain, Daryl “Turf” Babin, Atley Walker, Brady Hotard, Kenneth Gordon, Carey Denstel,Alan Crowe, Katherine Andre, Gary Joseph)

NAYS: 0(None)

ABSENT: 0(None)

ABSTAIN: 0(None) As aresult of the votes, the motionPassed. Resolution 16 of 2026 can be found at the end of these minutes.

C. Resolution of the WBR Parish Council to Levy the 2026 Tax Year Millages Therewerenocommentsfromthe public at this time.

Amotionwas made by Council Member Daryl “Turf” Babin, seconded by Council Member Gary Joseph to approve Resolution of the WBRParish Council to Levy the 2026 TaxYearMillages.

The votewas recorded as follows:

YEAS: 9 (Kirk Allain, Daryl “Turf” Babin, Atley Walker, Brady Hotard, Kenneth Gordon, Carey Denstel,Alan Crowe, Katherine Andre, Gary Joseph)

NAYS: 0(None)

ABSENT: 0(None)

ABSTAIN: 0(None)

As aresult of the votes, the motionPassed. Resolution 17 of 2026 can be found at the end of these minutes.

13. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES

Mrs.Tullier,CouncilClerk read by title the below proposed ordinance/s being introduced and publicized by title,and considered foradoption following apublic hearing as specified below,at5:30 pm in the Council Chambers, located at 880 North Alexander Avenue, Port Allen, La.:

A. An Ordinance Amending Chapter 104 Zoning To Incorporate Amended Zoning DesignationMap (Zoning Plan) Under Section 104-3 Establishment Of Districts, Official Zoning Map, and Section 111-78 (Special, Conditional Use RequirementsAnd Procedures)

For Request of Michael Kauffman with MBKLand LLC. Regarding Property located at 838 Hwy 190 West, PortAllen LA 70767. File #2025-25: Described by the WBR Assessor as: TRACTE-7 & WP/O TRACTE-8 CONT 4.59 AC BELAIRINDUSTRIAL PARK. Requesting aRezoning from I-1 to I-2 with aSpecial Use Permit for Commercial Seasonal Fireworks. Public Hearing Date: July 23, 2026

14. CONSIDER SUBDIVISION PLATS, CONDEMNATIONS, WAIVERS AND MATTERS RELATED THERETO Therewerenoitemstoconsider at this time.

15. CORRESPONDENCE REPORT Correspondence Report from CouncilClerk, Mrs. Michelle Tullier included the following items: •Next Planning &Zoning Meeting Tuesday,July 7, 2026 at 5:30PM; •Next Council Meeting Thursday,July 9, 2026 at 5:30pm.

16. ADJOURN Therebeing no further business, amotiontoadjournwas made by Council Member Kirk Allain and was adopted by acclamation at 06:20 PM

ORDINANCE 19 OF 2026

As Introduced by the West Baton Rouge Parish Council At The Regular Meeting of June 11, 2026 And Adopted on June 25, 2026

An Ordinance To Amend And Reenact The West Baton Rouge Parish Code Of Ordinances, PartIII (“Unified Development Code”), Enacting Chapter 107 (“Building Regulations”), Article I(In General), Section 107-10 “(Pipelines and Similar Facilities)”, and Amending Chapter 111 “(Administration and Enforcement)”, Article VII“(Site Plan Approval Procedure)”, Section111-136 “(General)” To Establish Pipeline Approval Procedures and Update Site-Work Requirements.

WHEREAS PartIII (“Unified Development Code”) of the West Baton Rouge Parish Code of Ordinances provides for the health, safety and welfareofproperty owners in West Baton Rouge Parish including,but not limited to,providing for building codes that governthe construction of buildings; AND

WHEREAS Chapter 107 (“Building Regulations”) of the same Part provides for the adoption of policy,and proceduretoestablish minimum requirements for areasonable level of safety,health and general welfare of the public; AND

WHEREAS the Parish seeks to remaincurrent with state requirements, and establish procedures forpermitting, inspecting and enforcement of these policies and procedures. THEREFORE

BE IT ORDAINED BY THIS COUNCIL,that the West Baton Rouge Parish Code Of Ordinances, PartIII (“Unified Development Code”), Enacting Chapter 107 (“Building Regulations”), Article I(In General), Section 107-10 “(Pipelines and Similar Facilities)”, and Amending Chapter 111 “(Administration and Enforcement)”, Article VII“(Site Plan Approval Procedure)”, Section111-136 “(General)”be amended and readopted to read as follows:

(NOTE: underlined words areadditions and strikethrough words are deletions. Three asterisks -* -indicate sections of the code skipped forbrevity of this ordinance. Such sections aretoberetained by the code editors.):

PART III –UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT CODE

CHAPTER 107- BUILDING REGULATIONS

ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL

Sec. 107-10 -PIPELINES AND SIMILAR FACILITIES

(a)Permit required. No person, firm,partnership or corporation, public or private, shall construct or cause to be constructed afacilityconsisting or apipeline or main of any kind, including, but not limited to, gas, petroleum products, liquids, vapors, water,sewage, drains, cables or any group of segment thereof, on, over,across or through aparish owned road, right-of-way,canal, drainage ditch, levee or any bayou under the jurisdiction of the Parish Council in West Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana (hereinafter referred to as “parish”) without having previously obtained apermit from the parish in the manner hereinafter provided.

(b)Submission for approval. The installation and constructionofall such pipelines or other similar facilitiesshall be in accordance with plans approved by the department of public works and the department of public works may requirethe

BatonRouge Parish Council, that all other ordinances or parts ofordinances in conflict herewith arehereby repealed in their entirety

NOWTHEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Parish Council of the Parish of West Baton Rouge, Louisiana, that if any provision or item of this ordinance or the application thereof is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions, items or applications of this ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid provisions, items, or applications of this ordinance arehereby declared severable.

THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE AFTER HAVING BEEN SUBMITTED TO APUBLIC HEARING WASCONSIDERED,AND UPON MOTION BY COUNCIL MEMBER KIRK ALLAIN,WHICH WASSECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BRADY HOTARD. THE ORDINANCE WAS SUBMITTED TO AVOTE AND RESULTED IN THE FOLLOWING:

YEAS: 9(ALLAIN, HOTARD, BABIN, WALKER, DENSTEL, CROWE, GORDON, ANDRE, JOSEPH)

NAYS: 0(NONE)

ABSENT:0 (NONE)

ABSTAIN: 0(NONE)

WHEREUPON the ordinance was declared adopted on the 25TH Day of June, 2026.

ATTEST:

RESOLUTION 15 OF 2026

Resolution Adopting The Adjusted Millage Rate After Reassessment For General Alimony and 911 Communications District For AllProperty

Subjected To Taxation In West Baton Rouge Parish For 2026 TaxYear

BE IT RESOLVED, by the West Baton RougeParish Council of the Parish of West Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in apublic meeting held on June 25h, 2026, which meeting wasconducted in accordancewith the Open Meetings Law and the additional requirements of ArticleVII, Section 23(C) of the Louisiana Constitutionand R.S. 47:1705(B), that the following adjusted millage rates be and they arehereby levied uponthe dollar of the assessed valuation of all property subject to ad valorem taxationwithin said Parish for the year 2026, for the purpose ofraising revenue: MILLAGE

General Alimony (1078004): 3.19 mills 911 Communications District (1078025): 2.72 mills BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Assessor of the Parish of West Baton Rouge, shall extend upon the assessment roll for the year 2026 the taxes herein levied, and the tax collectorofsaid Parish shall collect and remit the same to said taxing authority in accordance with law

The Foregoing Resolution WasReadInFull, And, After Public Discussion, AMotion To Approve WasMadeByCouncilMember Daryl “Turf” Babin, Which WasSecondedByCouncilMember Brady Hotard.

The Roll WasCalled On The Adoption Thereof, And The Resolution WasAdopted By The Following Votes:

YEAS: 9(Babin, Hotard, Allain, Walker,Denstel,Crowe, Gordon, Andre, Joseph)

NAYS: 0(None)

ABSENT:0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0(None)

ATTEST:

CERTIFICATE

Ihereby certify that the foregoing is atrueand exact copy of the resolution adopted at the meeting held on June25h, 2026, at which meeting aquorum was present and voting. Port Allen,Louisiana, this 25th dayofJune, 2026.

RESOLUTION 16 OF 2026

Resolution Adopting The ‘Adjusted’ MillageRate After Reassessment And Roll ForwardToARate Not Exceeding The ‘Maximum’ Authorized

RateFor General Alimony and 911 Communications District For All Property Subjected To TaxationInWest Baton Rouge Parish For 2026 TaxYear

BE IT RESOLVED,bythe West Baton Rouge Parish Councilofthe Parish of West Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in apublic meeting held on June 25th, 2026, which meeting was conducted in accordance with theOpen Meetings Law and the additional requirementsofArticle VII, Section23(C) of the Louisiana Constitutionand R.S. 47:1705(B), that thetaxing district voted to increase the millagerate(s), but not in excess of the prioryear’s maximum rate(s), on alltaxable property shown on the official assessment roll forthe year 2026, and when collected, therevenues from saidtaxes shall be used only for thespecificpurposes for which said taxes have been levied. Saidmillagerate(s) are: Adjusted Rate2026 Levy General Alimony (1078004): 3.19

911 CommunicationDistrict (1078025):

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Assessor of the Parish of West Baton Rouge, shallextend upon the assessment roll forthe

2026 the taxes hereinlevied, and the tax collectorofsaid Parish shall collect and remitthe same to said taxing authority in accordance with law

The Foregoing Resolution WasRead In Full, And,AfterPublic Discussion, AMotion To ApproveWas Made By Council Member Kirk Allain, Which WasSeconded By Council Member Kenneth Gordon. The Roll WasCalled On The Adoption Thereof, AndThe Resolution WasAdopted By No Less Than Two-Thirds Of The TotalMembership Of The Taxing Authority Voting In Favor As Required By Article VII, Section 23 (C) Of The Louisiana Constitution AndR.S. 47:1705(B) The VotesWere:

YEAS: 9(Allain, Gordon,Babin, Denstel,Walker, Crowe, Hotard, Andre, Joseph)

NAYS: 0(None)

ABSENT: 0(None)

ABSTAIN: 0(None)

ATTEST:

CERTIFICATE

Ihereby certify that the foregoing is atrue and exact copy of the resolution adopted at themeeting held on June 25th, 2026, at which meeting at least two-thirdsofthe total membership was present and voting.

PortAllen, Louisiana, this 24thday of June, 25, 2026.

RESOLUTION 17 OF 2026

Resolution of the WBRParish Council to Levy the 2026

BE IT RESOLVED,that the following millage(s)are hereby levied on the 2026 tax roll on allproperty subject to taxationbyWestBaton Rouge Parish:

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the proper administrative officials of the Parish of West Baton Rouge, State of Louisiana, be and they are hereby empowered, authorized, and directed to spread said taxes, as hereinabove set forth, upon the assessment roll of said Parish forthe year 2026, and to make thecollection of thetaxes imposed for and on behalf of the taxing authority,according to law,and that thetaxes hereinlevied shall becomeapermanent lien and privilege on allproperty subject to taxation as hereinset forth, and collection thereof shall be enforceable in the manner provided by law

The Foregoing Resolution WasRead In Full, And, After Public Discussion, AMotion To ApproveWas Made By Council Member Daryl “Turf” Babin, Which WasSeconded By CouncilMember Gary Joseph.

YEAS: 9(Babin, Joseph, Allain, Walker,Denstel, Crowe, Hotard, Andre, Gordon)

NAYS: 0(None)

ABSTAIN: 0(None)

ABSENT:0 (None)

ATTEST:

Ihereby certify that the foregoing is atrue and exact copy of the resolutionadopted at themeeting held on June 25th, 2026, at which meeting at least two-thirdsofthe total membership was present and voting.

PortAllen, Louisiana, this24thday of June, 25, 2026.

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