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Cooper vetoes controversial zoning approvals in Goodbee BY JIM DERRY Staff writer

St. Tammany President Mike Cooper vetoed two controversial rezoning measures approved earlier this month by the parish council, a rare move that could throw two planned subdivisions in the Goodbee area into doubt. The subdivisions are set to be located on a 264-acre tract and a smaller 31-acre tract that together were approved to add up to 800 homes. Area residents showed up to chambers en masse at the council’s monthly meet-

ing on Aug. 6 to try and persuade the council to vote down the measures, saying any new construction in the area could pile on to existing ﬂooding and trafﬁc problems. Instead, the large tract for the “Isadora” subdivision was approved by an 8-6 vote and the smaller tract Cooper for the “Esperanza” subdivision was approved 10-4. Cooper heeded residents’ pleas. Although he previously wouldn’t give any hints to which way he was leaning on the project, in a prepared statement on Aug. 10, he said

that growth needed to be “balanced with sufﬁcient infrastructure and the needs of our residents.” “Over the past several years, we have made record investments in our infrastructure, overhauled our development practices to be more aligned with our citizens’ values, and worked to ensure that growth is managed responsibly,” said Cooper, who announced earlier this year that he would not seek another term in 2027. “High-density developments in areas with planned, but not yet designed or funded infrastructure

NAMI honors Nick Richard

Tax rolls open for public view

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Mandeville residents getting more time to talk

Staff report The official public inspection period for the 2026 St. Tammany Parish tax roll will be open Aug. 17 until Aug. 31. The tax roll can be reviewed online at www.STPAO.org or in person at either location of the St. Tammany Parish Assessor’s Office — in Covington at the parish Justice Center, 701 N. Columbia Street; and in Slidell at the Towers Building, 520 Old Spanish Trail, Suite 2F. Both offices are open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Slidell office is closed from 1 to 2 p.m. daily. Property owners are strongly encouraged to review their assessFitzmorris ment during this period, check their assessed value, verify exemptions and make sure their mailing information is correct. If a property owner disagrees with their assessment, an Application for Assessment Review may be filed with the Assessor’s Office. The deadline to file for review is 4:30 p.m. Aug. 31. Applications may be submitted electronically at www.STPAO.org/ forms. If a property owner disagrees with the Assessor’s Office determination, an Appeal to the Board of Review may be filed with the St. Tammany Parish Council through 4:30 p.m. Sept. 14. A timely Assessment Review must be filed with the Assessor’s Office before an appeal may be submitted to the Board of Review. Once the public inspection period ends, assessment changes can no longer be made directly by the Assessor’s Office and must be submitted to the Louisiana Tax Commission for approval. After submission to the Tax Commission, change orders may take up to eight weeks to process. For more information, call (985) 809-8180 or (985) 646-1990, send email to assessor@stpao.org, or go to www.stpao.org.

improvements, would have undermined the progress we have worked so hard to achieve.” If the council wants to override Cooper’s veto, Chairwoman Cheryl Tanner would have to call a special meeting and a supermajority of at least 10 members would have to vote yes. As of Aug. 16, no special meeting had been called. This Council has previously voted to override a Cooper veto. The last time that happened was in 2025 when they disagreed on

BY KIM CHATELAIN Contributing writer

crisis across several northshore parishes. But the thought of assuming directorship of the new NAMI-Southeast Louisiana group didn’t phase Nick Richard, who for nearly 20 years has been the face of NAMI and its widespread involvement throughout St. Tammany Parish. In fact, Richard embraced the chance to grow,

Residents wishing to address the Mandeville City Council during public meetings are being given more time to speak their minds. The City Council at its Aug. 13 meeting approved a resolution that details various rules and procedures for its meetings, including a measure extending from three to four minutes the amount of time an audience member can speak at the podium. Offered by Councilman Scott Discon, the resolution is designed to “facilitate a public, open, fair, and intelligent discussion and deliberation about all business that comes before the City Council.” “Some Discon said he was prompted to draft the resolution people after receiving complaints felt their from citizens who felt they voices were were not given an opportuninot being ty to make comments on proheard.” posed ordinances. In particular, the complaints zeroed in SCOTT DISCON, on ordinances that are on the Mandeville agenda for “introduction.” City Council In accordance with the member state open meetings law, council members explained those ordinances are not to be discussed publicly until the meeting following the one in which they are introduced. At that point, a public hearing is held so that citizens can express their feelings about the ordinance before a vote of the council is taken. “Some people felt their voices were not being heard,” Discon said. In addition to extending the comment period for speakers from three to four minutes, the resolution says the council chairperson “should not ordinarily permit the same person to speak more than once on any item of business on the agenda.” It also states that any member of the audience can donate any or all their four minutes of speaking time to another audience member on any item of business or during the public comment period. However, it puts an eight-minute limit on any one speaker. Generally, residents are allowed to comment on any ordinance or resolution being

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NAMI-Southeast Louisiana Executive Director Nick Richard

NAMI-SELA executive director recognized for tireless efforts

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Dozens of people at the Aug. 6 Parish Council meeting spoke against Continued from page 1A the plans of local developer Jeff Vallee and H1 Associates, who had been working on the approval for two years and had previously been denied spending cuts. Because of the split vote on the zon- twice. They ﬁnally gained initial aping measures, an override this time proval in July and then ﬁnal approval on Aug. 6. could be a tougher sell. Vallee did not immediately respond In his Aug. 10 public statement, Cooper said he had been closely moni- to a request for comment. He previtoring the rezoning process, including ously had stressed if the subdivisions keeping abreast of residents’ views. were built — because of stringent

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during a meeting. Additionally, the council’s agenda includes a public Continued from page 1A comment period during which citizens can discuss any topic of their choosing. That practice will not change, considered for a vote — as opposed to except for the extra minute being aljust being introduced — by the council lowed to each speaker.

newer codes on development — the area would be better than it was before. His attorney, Paul Mayronne, said the first phase alone would take five years or more, and that it likely was a “20-year project.” But some residents wanted none of it, with one saying: “I have had five 100-year floods since 1985,” and another saying it already “takes 20 to 25 minutes to get from the new subdivision cut-through to the (light at I-12).”

Council members acknowledged that some meetings, particularly those that involve discussions on controversial issues, can last up to four or ﬁve hours, often featuring circular debates among audience and council members.

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National Alliance on Mental Illness-Southeast Louisiana Executive Director Nick Richard was honored with the Sam Cochran Award at the National NAMI Convention earlier this summer in Atlanta. Shannon Scully, director of Justice Policy & Initiatives for NAMI, presented the prestigious award.

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laborates between mental health organizations, law enforcement and the community they serve. Richard, a founding member and Vice President of Louisiana Crisis Intervention Training, helped bring it to southeast Louisiana more than a decade ago. NAMI teaches the training to people across Louisiana and encourages them to share what they’ve learned with others. It’s part advocacy for people dealing with mental and behavioral health issues, but it also makes economic sense, Richard said, to teach people in various walks of life how to deescalate crisis situations. “It’s a huge economic benefit, but it’s also about the safety of officers and the people that are undergoing the crisis,” Richard said. “The last class had police, a firefighter. The Sheriff’s Office learns the CIT and teaches it to the Student Resource Officers in our schools. And we tell everyone that this is something you can use at home or at work, too. Often, people try to control a situation, and that doesn’t work in a mental health situation. You have to bring compassion.” Shannon Scully, director of Justice Policy & Initiatives for NAMI, says Richard changes lives. “Nick’s leadership and compassion have left a lasting mark on his community and the NAMI alliance,” Scully said. “His genuine commitment to people, especially those who have fallen through the cracks, continues to change lives and inspires all of us working to advance mental health for all. I cannot think of another more deserving recipient of this award.” Richard was the second St. Tammany resident to win the Sam Cochran Award, joining the late Peter Garcia, a former judge on the Louisiana 22nd Judicial District Court bench who was instrumental in creating specialty courts in the area — courts that seek to find behavioral and mental health options for the afflicted, rather than prison cells. Garcia also was a huge proponent of NAMI and the group’s efforts. “No other community has had two people receive the award,” Richard said. “It’s quite an honor to be mentioned in the same breath as Judge Garcia. He was an inspiration to me and so many others.” Richard said the recognition is flattering, but he would rather be in the field helping people in their worst hour. “The average person doesn’t know what it’s like to go through a mental health crisis, an addiction problem. But once you see it thousands of times, you know it, and I know it. The key thing with ‘intervention’ is that we do what the word implies, and that’s ‘intervene’. We have to break the cycle.” For more information on NAMI-SELA go online to namisela.org.

even if it meant the new NAMI-SELA outfit would take in five new parishes and quadruple the number of citizens falling under one umbrella of mental health services. Richard said there have been challenges in the 26 months since the merger, but he doesn’t see that as a bad thing. After all, the Covington native has regularly overcome obstacles throughout his professional career. “It’s been fantastic, but it was a tough transition,” Richard said. “We’d always worked together with the New Orleans group but the northshore is a different community. There were times I questioned whether (merging) was the right decision. But I will say, not a single staff member thinks it was the wrong decision… There are assets in all our communities, but we didn’t want to lose sight of the good work we’d done in St. Tammany Parish.” If anything, Richard said, bringing nine southeast Louisiana parishes into one group has built a feeling of community that both NAMI staff and clients noticed almost immediately. “When you go to the MidCity office in New Orleans, for instance, there’s just no way to articulate how good it is to see people who are otherwise alone, now together and smiling. It wouldn’t be that way if we hadn’t merged the two (NAMI groups). The doors in New Orleans would have been closed, and that would have been unthinkable.” NAMI-SELA delivers mental health and addiction services to people in nine parishes now, including Livingston, St. Helena, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington on the northshore, as well as Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines and St. Bernard south of Lake Pontchartrain. “There are lot more miles on my truck now,” Richard said, chuckling. “But our thing always has been bringing assets and resources to the people at our door. They’re the ones we have to help. And now, the communities are helping one another.” NAMI’s national leaders acknowledged the exceptional work Richard and his colleagues are doing across southeast Louisiana when Richard was presented the Sam Cochran Award at the NAMI National Convention in Atlanta earlier this summer. The award is one of NAMI’s most distinguished honors, given annually to a person who demonstrates “exceptional leadership, advocacy, and commitment to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness.” Cochran, a former Memphis, Tenn., police officer, was a pioneer in Crisis Intervention Training, routinely referred to as CIT, and the Email Andrew Canulette award given in his honor at acanulette@ celebrates a leader who col- sttammanyfarmer.net.

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SCHOOL DAYS BEGIN AGAIN Staff report

Each of St. Tammany Parish’s 55 public schools had their full student body back on campus Aug. 10 for the official start of the 2026-27 school year. One half of the students attended a “Smart Start” day on Aug. 6 while the other half were on hand Aug. 7. There was special energy in the air on Aug. 10, though, it being the ﬁrst day of the school session when each school’s students, faculty and staff were together again in one place at one time. Little Oak Middle School had an even more memorable start to the school year as Superintendent Frank Jabbia paid a visit to the Slidell-area campus to get things rolling. Some 35,000 students and 39,000 employees make St. Tammany one of the largest school districts in Louisiana.

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Aubrey Mitchell listens intently on the first day of the 2026-27 school year. Math teacher Michelle Haaga sports a ‘Happy First Day of School’ shirt at Little Oak Middle School near Slidell on Aug. 10.

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Deputies on alert during ‘Drive Sober’ campaign Staff repoort With the travel-heavy Labor Day holiday approaching, the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Ofﬁce is reminding residents to make safe choices while enjoying the final weeks of summer, and the Sheriff and his deputies are part of a beefed up law enforcement campaign to stop those who do not. The ofﬁce has joined law enforcement agencies statewide in a Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign Aug. 14 through Sept. 7 aimed at reducing impaired-driving crashes and fatalities. During that time, additional STPSO deputies will be assigned to saturation patrols throughout St. Tammany Parish with an increased focus on identifying and removing impaired drivers from the roadways. The high-visibility enforcement campaign is funded through a grant from the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission.

24, now have until Oct. 1, 2026, to apply for federal disaster assistance. At the state’s request, FEMA extended the application deadline by 30 days to assist residents in their recovery. The quickest way to apply is by going online at disasterassistance.gov/ or by downloading the FEMA app for mobile devices. Residents may also call the FEMA Helpline for more information or help at 800-621-3362 between 6 a.m. and 1 a.m. Central time. Assistance is available in multiple languages. For those who use a relay service, such as VRS, a captioned telephone or other service, give FEMA your number for that service. To view an accessible video about how to apply, visit the Three Ways to Register for FEMA Disaster AssisArthur damage extension tance on YouTube. For more informaHomeowners and renters in Avoy- tion, visit fema.gov/disaster/4927. Folelles, Lafourche, Pointe Coupee, St. low FEMA Region 6 on social media at Landry, St. Tammany and Terrebonne x.com/FEMARegion6and at facebook. parishes with damage from Tropical com/FEMARegion6/. Storm Arthur that occurred June 17–

“Labor Day weekend is a time for family, friends and celebrations, but those celebrations should never end with someone getting behind the wheel impaired,” Sheriff Bret Ibert said. “Plan ahead. Have a designated driver, call a friend or use a rideshare service. A few minutes of planning can prevent a decision that could change lives forever. ... If you are impaired, don’t drive.” Impaired driving is not limited to alcohol. Driving under the inﬂuence of illegal narcotics can also result in a DWI arrest, and some prescription and over-the-counter medications can impair a person’s ability to safely operate a vehicle. Always read warning labels and follow medication instructions.

School system’s communications team wins several awards BY JIM DERRY Staff writer

The St. Tammany Parish School Board communications team was honored by Superintendent Frank Jabbia at the Aug. 13 meeting for winning seven national and local awards. They were nationally recognized with the Golden Achievement Award given by the National School Public Relations Association for their work on “Recognition Days: Streamlining Celebrations for Greater Impact,” in which the STPSB created “an internally approved list of recognition days prior to the start of the school year rather than relying on calendars developed by outside organizations.” They also won multiple awards for their video, “Rising from the Storm: 20 Years After Katrina” — both from the NSPRA

awards were producers and specialists Rhett Sharpe, Grant Yenni, Christian Justrabo and Brian Nixdorff. Communications Manager Angela Dugan also was honored. They were also honored by the NSPRA for work on their eNewsletter, intern banners, “Students with Exceptionalities” webpage STAFF PHOTO BY JIM DERRY and others. The Press Club St. Tammany Parish Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia, awarded them first place in the “Commercial Video” left, recently honored the district’s communications category. department after it won multiple national and local “A lot of work happens beawards. Those honored, from left, included Christian hind the scenes every day,” Justrabo, Brian Nixdorff, Grant Yenni, Rhett Sharpe and Jabbia said. “These people are working on great things Director of Communications Meredith Mendez. Not that show off this great pictured is Communications Manager Angela Dugan. school system and tell the story of St. Tammany Parish public schools.” and first place in “special honors regional and local events” from the Press Club programming. of New Orleans. The video Along with STPSB Dialso captured a Bronze rector of Communications “Telly Award,” a major in- Meredith Mendez, also at ternational program that the meeting to receive their

Plan to allow drive-thru alcohol sales in Slidell halted

BY JIM DERRY Staff writer

Two weeks after unanimously approving an initial proposal that would have allowed drive-thru daiquiri shops, the Slidell City Council abruptly reversed course and has now “indefinitely postponed” the measure. The move came following opposition from Mayor Randy Fandal, Police Chief Tommy Williams and five residents who appealed to the council at its Aug. 11 meeting that the plan be dropped. The postponement, which effectively kills the ordinance, was approved 6-3 after it was proposed by council member Nick DiSanti and seconded by Tom Abney. Had the measure not been nixed, it would have put the city of Slidell in line with St. Tammany Parish, which allows alcohol sales via drivethru windows. Lindsey Patterson, the lone proponent in the audience to speak in favor of the proposal, said her three-decade-old daiquiri business is at a “competitive disadvantage simply because we’re in the city limits.” Patterson was referring to other daiquiri shops just outside of the city limits, one about a mile away, that are able to have a drive-thru because it is legal in unincorporated parts of the parish. The emotional responses from other speakers seemed to sway the council. “Any ordinance that saves even one life is worth more than a million dollars,” said Slidell resident Tommy Brunell. “And if it hasn’t, then that means drunk driving hasn’t affected your family.” The vote came as a surprise to council member Sean Fadely, who in his third

meeting since being sworn in on July 1 had co-authored the bill with fellow incoming council member Shawn Jones. When the public comments were over and before the vote was taken, Fadely aired his differences with his fellow council members, arguing that the regulations were overly restrictive. “This is a free country, this is America, and you should be able to do what you want to do,” he said. “We shouldn’t have laws to regulate morality.” On the other side, Fandal didn’t think the postponement went far enough. The former police chief and now mayor said while he appreciates that businesses have a different perspective, his 45 years in law enforcement forces him to see the issue in

an opposing light. “I have knocked on doors and had to say, ‘I’m sorry your son or daughter has been in a terrible crash,’ ” Fandal said. “I have been there many, many times. … We, as the largest city in St. Tammany Parish, should take the lead and we should go to the parish and get them to shut the drive-thrus down.” The council also voted to indeﬁnitely postpone a measure that would have placed a moratorium on “the review, approval, permitting or construction of new buildings or structures” in an area of the city bordered in part by Fremaux Avenue, Sgt. Alfred Drive and Daney Street. They also postponed for 30 days an ordinance that would remove a law that currently requires permits for garage sales inside city limits.

Covington to decide bond sale for projects BY KIM CHATELAIN Contributing writer

Covington voters will be asked in December to approve a proposed $4.7 million bond sale to pay for infrastructure and other public projects in the city. The City Council on Aug. 11 unanimously approved a resolution that calls for a Dec. 12 referendum on the sale of bonds at a rate not to exceed 6% per annum for a period of 20 years. The funds generated by selling the Burrall bonds will be used for capital improvements that include road and bridge construction, drainage and sewerage improvements, public safety facilities and parks and recreation facilities, according to the resolution. The council approval also authorizes the city to apply to the State Bond Commission to hold the election. City Finance Director Nina Sweeney said the bonds would be repaid with existing revenue streams, meaning property owners would see no increase in tax rates if the proposition is approved by voters. The resolution calling for the election drew no opposition from council members or members of the audience. “This city has been growing,” council member Todd

Burrall said in support of the resolution. “We’ve had so many projects without an increase in property taxes. I think this is a great opportunity for us to continue that momentum.” In other action, the council passed an ordinance declaring certain property owned by the city as surplus and authorized the sale of it via online public auction. Local governments hold such sales on a regular basis, but this sale differs from most. Like others, it includes the sale of outdated IT equipment, unneeded ofﬁce furniture and old vehicles. But Burrall pointed out an unusual twist to the upcoming sale. This auction will include items from the Covington Police Department’s evidence locker that have been deemed surplus. “We’ve got jewelry, watches, coins, tools ... all sorts of cool stuff,” Burrall said. A list of those items is printed in an exhibit attached to the council agenda. The items include a yellow gold wedding band, a 16inch gold necklace, a gold Benrus Quartz diamond wristwatch, a 10-karat gold medallion, various tools and household items. A time for the online auction has not been announced.

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FROM THE FILES OF THE FARMER 25 years ago City and parish officials believe there is enough water supply for the new parish courthouse when it opens early in 2003, but the state fire marshal differs. As a result, a new water supply must be found. It may be as simple as connecting the courthouse into a 12-inch water main at the Theard Street water well, or it could mean a new water well, tower or storage tank that will cost $100,000 or more. Mayor Keith Villere and some City Council members met Tuesday with St. Tammany Parish Assistant Chief Executive Ofﬁcer Kim Salter and engineers to discuss alternatives for solving the problem. After nearly 45 minutes of talks, both sides agreed to test the water supply at the Theard Street well to see if it can deliver the needed pressure. Results of that test are expected at the end of this week.

50 years ago With $400 in the town budget reserved for senior citizen activities, the Mandeville Town Council recently gave ﬁnal approval to its distribution. Henry Mayfield, project director for the St. Tammany Parish Council on Aging, appeared before the council at its last monthly meeting and told the need for matching funds to continue services provided by the agency. The 8,400 senior citizens of the parish are one of the most active resources, he said. He commended Mayor Paul Cordes and his council for their support many times before and thanked them for their action. The local Mandeville Senior Citizens Club also asked for some kind of building to be used as an activities center. The council did not know of any available structure, but a search for a suitable place will be made. The senior citizens center could be used for arts and crafts instruction, physical therapy sessions, and get togethers. “We may be senior citizens, but we still like to kick up our heels now and then,” a woman with the club said. Mayfield in describing the activities of the Parish Council, said that one year ago the annual budget for the St. Tammany Parish Council on Aging was $31,740. The St. Tammany Parish Police Jury provided 10% of these funds to match Title III. Title III provides salaries for a part-time executive director, two ofﬁce managers who operate the information and referral service, educational-recreational programs, outreach workers, and homemakers, who provide two hours of homemaker service for an average of 58 clients per week.

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A Chamber of Commerce soirée shines on a Southern night The Southern Nights Soirée on Aug.

7 in The Fleur De Lis Event Center in Mandeville was a major annual summer fundraiser for the St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce. There was plenty of networking while enjoying tastings of delicious food prepared by ﬁne chefs in St. Tammany, taking chances with casino games, dancing and live music from Four Unplugged. And for anyone who wanted still more, there was the friendly competition and fun of auctions — both silent and live.

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Kimberly Shirley, Kobi Painting, Stephanie Holloway, Andrew Burns

Renee Ochoa, Donna Bach Cindy Nichols, Angela Owen, Laurie Blasini, David Blasini

75 years ago Sen. Dudley J. Leblanc’s 1951 model Hadacol Caravan will roll into Hammond with its great lineup of radio and movie stars on Sat., Aug. 18. Slated to appear in Hammond with the new streamlined show is Jack Dempsey, former world heavyweight champion. The Manassa Mauler has recently made several personal appearances throughout the United States as referee for boxing and wrestling matches. Co-starring with Dempsey will be Cesar Romero, Hollywood’s suave Latin lover; and Rudy Vallee, the old pro of the Croon World. Vallee led his famous Connecticut Yankees Band to stardom when radio was just a pup. He later went to Hollywood, where his appearances in character parts added to his great stature as a showman. Hank Williams, the nation’s top Hillbilly Blues singer and composer, with Minnie Pearl of the Grand Ole Opry and the Drifting Cowboys Band, are listed among the top performers.

Elizabeth Richardson, Alexandra Wood, Eva Mogabgab Snapp, Connie Ernst

100 years ago LOST — Between Mandeville and Chinchuba, on the shell road, one black handbag. Finder will receive reward by notifying J. E. Buck, 625 Whitney Building, New Orleans. Phone. Main 6568.

125 years ago The wizard Edison has at last evolved the successful storage battery and the same will be on the market by the end of the year. It is so small that one the size of an orange will drive a bicycle 50 miles.

HEALTH NOTES LUNCH & LEARN: Hurry and register for an Aug. 20 Lunch & Learn entitled “Building Brain Healthy Habits,” co-sponsored by Lakeview Hospital and the Louisiana chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. The session will focus on simple, everyday habits that can help protect memory and support long term brain health: nutrition, exercise, social engagement and heart health. Each

participant will leave with a personalized action plan to support healthy aging. The noon to 1 p.m. program will be presented by Lakeview Rehab Supervisor Heather Rietsche in the Pelican Room of the hospital at 95 Judge Tanner Blvd. Lunch will be provided. Register at bit.ly/4p6qS1q/.

LHA BOARD: The Louisiana Hospital Association recently announced its 2026-27 Board of Trustees ofﬁcers and trustees. Edgardo J. Tenreiro, president and CEO of Baton Rouge General, will serve as the Coffman LHA Board of Trustees chair. He received the gavel from Michele Kidd Sutton, president

and CEO of North Oaks Health in Hammond, who will now serve as immediate past chair. Joan M. Coffman, president and CEO of St. Tammany Health System in Covington, will serve as the association’s chairelect, and Jaf Fielder, president and CEO of Willis Knighton Health in Shreveport, will serve as treasurer.

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Louisiana hunters and ﬁshers to clear out freezers on Aug. 23

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BY SUZIE HUNT

Contributing writer

Aldersgate United Methodist Church

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Aldersgate celebrates 50th anniversary with series of events

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Aldersgate United Methodist Church is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year and is searching for past congregants and friends of the Slidell church in order to invite them to several planned celebratory events. A lengthy list of special events will culminate with a weekend celebration Oct. 2-4. “We’re celebrating our

worshipping with, and service to, this community for 50 years. We’re inviting everyone who has helped to build and make Aldersgate what it is to today, to come and celebrate with us,” said the Rev. Mollie McGee, Aldersgate’s pastor. Some of the special events include: n A Sunday service on Aug. 30 where new banners and an altar cloth will be created with the help of liturgical ﬁber artist Grace

Cox-Johnson; n A special Sept. 13 service with participation by Louisiana Conference Bishop Delores Williamston; n An anniversary weekend Oct. 2-4 that features a Friday night reception, Saturday evening celebration dinner and a joyous service on Sunday. Information about anniversary events is available by email at aumc50@ aldersgate-slidell.org.

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As hunters gear up for the fall season, Hunters for the Hungry is hosting their annual Clean Out Your Freezer Day events across the state. Donations can be made in St. Tammany Parish at the Rouses Supermarket in Slidell on Aug. 23 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. “More than 18,000 pounds of meat was donated last year statewide and our goal this year is to collect 20,000 pounds or more,” said Julie Grunewald, executive director of the organization’s Louisiana chapter. All donations in the New Orleans area, including on the northshore, go through the Second Harvest Food Bank for distribution to groups that feed others. As a hunter himself, Donny Rouse, the grocery store chain’s chief executive ofﬁcer, likes what the organization does. “We support Louisiana food banks throughout the year. Hunters for the Hungry is just one more way we get to help our community,” Rouse said. Deer, wild boar, alligator, elk, moose, and other wild game are accepted, but all packaged meat must be frozen and labeled with the type of meat and the date it was frozen. Fisherman and crabbers are also welcome to donate, as frozen shrimp, ﬁsh, crabs and crawfish. The same package labeling applies. Grunewald said Clean Out Your Freezer Day has been held each fall for the past 32 years, with the northshore collection sites included for about a decade. “We’ve had great participation from the northshore and appreciate it,” she said. In addition to the Clean Out Your Freezer Day events, hunters are also in-

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Food bank worker Deshaud Foster, Matt Hough, of the Coastal Conservation Association, and Hampton Grunewald unload a cooler of donated meats into a crate at the Hunters for the Hungry’s Clean Out Your Freezer Day last year.

CLEAN OUT YOUR FREEZER DAY WHAT: Hunters and fishermen are invited to clean out their freezers and donate the frozen meat and fish for distribution to feeding programs. As a bonus, the clean out makes more room in their freezers for a new season of hunting, fishing and gathering. DONATE WHAT: Deer, wild boar, alligator, elk, moose, fish, shrimp, crabs and crawfish are all accepted. Meat must be frozen, packaged, labeled and dated. WHO: This program is sponsored by the Louisiana chapter of Hunters for the Hungry. WHERE: Deliver frozen donations to Rouses Supermarket, 1644 Gause Blvd., Slidell. WHEN: Sunday, Aug. 23, from 1 p.m. — 4 p.m. HOW MUCH: No cost to donors MORE INFO: www.H4HLA.org/ vited to donate deer to participating meat processors to be prepared for donation to the food bank at no cost to the hunter. “A hunter can donate their ﬁeld-dressed carcass by dropping it off in an ice chest to one of the meat processors participating in our program. There’s no cost to the hunter. When the meat is ready, the processor sends us an invoice and we

help schedule a food bank truck to pick up the meat,” Grunewald said. Participating meat processors for the entire state can be found on the organization’s website, www.H4HLA.org. Bergeron’s Boudin & Cajun Meats in Covington and Tangi Meats in Hammond currently participate in the Hunters for the Hungry deer donation and processing program.

Staff report The Northshore Humane Society will provide reduced-cost, preventive care for two more Community Paw-tection Special day on Aug. 19 and Aug. 26. The nonprofit’s Community Veterinary Clinic will offer annual wellness packages starting at $96 for cats and $132 for dogs, making essential preventive care more accessible for northshore family pets. The special includes annual wellness exams and core vaccinations for adult dogs and cats 6 months of age and older. Appointments are limited and reservations cannot be made online, so owners are advised to schedule an appointment as soon as possible by calling (985) 8927387 or emailing clinic@ nshumane.org. They are reserved exclusively for annual wellness exams and vaccinations. Additional

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Cats need regular vet visits, just like dogs. In fact, cats often conceal illness or pain that a vet is more likely to pick up on. medical concerns will require a separate appointment. Puppies and kittens under 6 months of age are not eligible for this promotion. In addition to the discounted wellness packages, clients with appointments will also have access to

reduced pricing on select heartworm, flea and tick prevention products. The clinic provides veterinary care to thousands of pets annually, with proceeds directly supporting the organization’s no-kill animal shelter and lifesaving programs.

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Slidell celebrated White Linen & Lagniappe on Aug. 8 in the streets of the city’s Olde Towne.

A Slidell celebration of white linen and much more The withering summer heat of south Louisiana was not enough to keep the community out of Olde Towne Slidell on Aug. 8. People showed up armored in white linen and other hot weather clothing to crowd shoulder to shoulder through the heart of the city alongside friends, family, neighbors and strangers. The arts took center stage for the annual outing, as did camaraderie, a sense of community and the good will of 2026 White Linen & Lagniappe.

Kathy and Jeff Huse Elena Veeramony, Emily and Meghan Martin, Jordyn Green, Sarah Bordelon and Ann-Marie Fuselier

Keith and Elena Michel with Samantha and Rob Fecanin

Twin sisters Lara Mehl and Vicki Johnson, with their husbands, Andy Mehl and Dean Johnson

Sharon Jenkins Smith, DeWayne and Brooklyn Smith

Victoria Paz, Sean and Michelle Fadely Ruth Hotard, Asher Hotard and Isaac Pounds entertain the passers-by in Olde Towne Slidell.

The Perez family in white

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AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOODS MUSIC

WHAT A PAIR: The husbandand-wife duo of Goldpine, out of Nashville, Tennessee, tour the U.S. performing bold, harmony-driven Americana music, and on Aug. 27, Benjamin and Kassie Wilson will play it for a Lobby Lounge concert at the Harbor Center near Slidell. Winners of the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest, the distinctive harmonies of these two have been variously described as “folksy,” “innovative” and “eclectic,” and the duo (who both prize humor and love to laugh) even share their sometimes raucous compositions. See their show and pick your own adjectives. The Harbor Center at 100 Harbor Center Blvd. features a nationally touring act monthly, performing acoustic or lightly amplified performances in an intimate, smoke-free, Bohemian-styled venue. Single seats, two-tops an four-tops available. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; shows 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Get your “Up Close & Musical” advance tickets for Goldpine at Eventbrite. ROCKING: Thomas Sanders & His Bandits will bring their rock ‘n roll, country and boogie woogie-style music back to the North Star Theatre on Aug. 29 for one 7 p.m. show. This Natchez, Mississippi, group performs a lot of Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino and the like — with a bit of their own twist. Get ready to rock. General reserved seats, $31 (includes fees and taxes), at northstartheatre.org. Doors at the 347 Girod St. theater open at 6 p.m. IRISH: There’s a free traditional Irish session on Aug. 20 (third Thursday) from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the back room of Abita Brew Pub, 72011 Holly St., for musicians and music-lovers to play and sing favorite pieces of Celtic music. Visit thesession. org/tunes to find the music catalog or go to nstms.org for details or any schedule changes. PERFORM: Open Mic Night on Aug. 27 (final Thursday) from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in The Reminding Coffee & Creative House, 141 Terrabella Blvd., Covington. A good chance

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Benjamin and Kassie Wilson, who perform as Goldpine for musicians of all ages and abilities to perform before a supportive audience. Each performer/ensemble is invited to share a set of three songs or about 15 minutes. Arrive early to sign up for a spot. Free event. See nstms. org for more. LIBRARY MUSIC: The Friends of Slidell Library are doing it again this year, sponsoring four free concerts on the east side of St. Tammany Parish for library. Each concert will begin at 6 p.m.; two will be indoors and two outdoors. n Nat and Kat Cajun String Band: Sept. 16 in the backyard of the Pearl River Branch, 64580 La. 41, Pearl River, with a Sept. 23 rain date; n Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes: Sept. 30 in the side yard of the Lacombe Branch, 28027 U.S. 190, Lacombe, with an Oct. 7 rain date; n Patrice Fisher and Arpa: Oct. 21 in the meeting room of the South Slidell Branch, 3901 Pontchartrain Drive, Slidell; n Boston Street Ceili Band: Oct. 28 in the meeting room of the Slidell Library, 555 Robert Blvd., Slidell. Attendees should bring their own seating and food to the outdoor shows. Rain dates will be used if inclement weather prohibits outdoor performance. Seating and light refreshments provided for indoor concerts. All concerts open to the public. For more information, call the speciﬁc venue/branch: Pearl

River (985) 863-5518; Lacombe (985) 882-7858; South Slidell (985) 781-0099 and Slidell (985) 646-6470.

ON STAGE

WHO: Oh, the things you can think of when Dr. Seuss’ best loved characters cavort and collide on stage in front of a live audience at Slidell Little Theatre for “Seussical,” the colorful musical showing for three long weekends Aug. 28 through Sept. 13. See Tony winners Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty bring to life Horton the Elephant, the Cat in the Hat, Gertrude and so many more. Travel with them to the Jungle of Nool and the invisible world of the Whos. Scott Sauber and Christina Kelly will co-direct the 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. shows at the 2024 Nellie Drive theater. Tickets are $35 for adults and $25 for students and seniors. Get them at slidelllittletheatre.org. DANGER: “The Crucible,” Arthur Miller’s acclaimed dramatization of the 1692 Salem witch trials, will be presented at 30 by Ninety Theater in Mandeville for one more weekend, through Aug. 23. The play explores how mass hysteria, paranoia and fear can corrupt an entire community, either long ago or today. See how hysteria took on a deadly life of its own. The show is directed by Courtney Calato Lee. Tickets from $14-$22 shows, 8 p.m. and

The Nat & Cat Cajun String Band 2:30 p.m., at 880 Lafayette St.; get them at www.30byninety. com. COMEDY NIGHT: The comedy team of Magen King and Donna Lee will present their stand-up show, “Not Our First Rodeo,” Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. on stage at 30 by Ninety Theater in Mandeville. These comediennes believe that resilience can be funny, and that laughter is the best way to survive the chaos of living every day. Their show at 880 Lafayette St. is rated PG-13, and general admission tickets are $32 at 30byninety.com. MORE COMEDY: Some 90 minutes of “Cleanish Comedy Night” happens Aug. 22 at North Star Theatre, 347 Girod St., in Old Mandeville. See stand-up at its best: smart, original and genuinely funny without graphic material or nonstop profanity. Expect a few grown-up observations, but the show stays comfortably in PG-13 territory. Nature Boy hosts, with headliner Carrey Bee, featuring James Cusimano and special guest Wes Cannon. Doors and happy hour with full bar open to all at 6 p.m. showtime at

7:30 p.m. Tickets through northstartheatre.org/. Tickets $30 and $36, all-inclusive.

ART

ART COMMUNITY: The St. Tammany Art Association’s next free monthly Artist Community Night takes place Sept. 2 (ﬁrst Wednesday monthly) at 6 p.m. in downtown Covington at 320 N. Columbia St. It’s a creative gathering of association member-artists for inspiration, connection and handson exploration; artists of all backgrounds invited. J Led by artist Rachael Walker. More at sttammany.art/acn.

COMMUNITY GUMBO

GAME NIGHT: The Lamb of God Lutheran Church will host one more game night this summer on Aug. 27 at the 57210 Allen Road church near Slidell. The 6-8 p.m. event includes board games, cornhole, complimentary food, snacks and beverages and great fellowship. HOOPERS NEEDED: The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Louisiana will host their annual Hoops

PROVIDED PHOTO for Kids 3x3 basketball tournament on Aug. 22 to beneﬁt their newest local club, The Doug A. Brooks Family Donor Fund Club in Covington. Limited spots for teams are available, so register yours right away to play in the tourney in the Rev. Peter Atkins Park, 701 N. Tyler St, also in Covington. Boys’ and girls’ teams of four people in grades four through 12. Cost is $25 per team to cover jerseys, food, prizes for the winners and more. Check in that day from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.; tournament play from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. More tourney sponsors are also being. To register, offer support or get more information, go to bgcmetrolouisiana.org/ events/upcoming-events. PEOPLE WHO MEET WIDOWS: The next general meeting of the Widows’ Social Club of Slidell is scheduled Aug. 22 at 10 a.m. in the John Wesley Center at Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 360 Robert Blvd. The speaker will be Slidell City Council member Trey Brownﬁeld. All widows welcome. Call Cindy Alberts at (985) 707-7676 with questions.

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Family law specialist, former local bar association president and mother of two, Rachael P. Catalanotto, was the Safe Harbor’s top Superhero of 2023.

SAFE HARBOR: Safe Harbor has set its annual 2026 fundraising spectacular for Sept. 19 and listed its superheroes on the nonprofit’s website for residents to review and decide where their votes (donations) will go. The Real Superheroes of Safe Harbor Gala will be at 7 p.m. in The Harbor Center, 100 Harbor Center Blvd., near Slidell, complete with a live auction, a silent auction and music. Every dollar directly benefits Safe Harbor’s mission of providing essential services and advocacy for victims of domestic violence and their children. For sponsorship opportunities, ticket information or to donate an auction item, contact a.santos@safeharbornorthshore.org or call (985) 626-5710, ext. 201; visit safeharbornorthshore.org/ real-superheroes-of-safe-harbor to review the superhero candidates, vote for them and donate to Safe Harbor. CHANCES: The NorthlakeMandeville Rotary Club is selling its 2026 Big Game Rotary raffle tickets. One $20 ticket provides more than 40 chances to win big prizes, including LSU and Saints tickets (including SEC showdowns), restaurant gift certificates, hotel stays, jewelry, golf outings and a ride in an authentic

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online at rafﬂecreator.com/ pages/30553/2026-rotary-biggame-rafﬂe or contact club member Tom Quinn at (985) 789-2316 or tom@tomquinn. net. He can pick up a check or cash and deliver tickets. THE WALK: The Alzheimer’s Association will hold its 2026 Northshore Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Sept. 26 at Lakeview Hospital, 95 Judge

Tanner Blvd., near Covington. Fundraising leaders include Bonnie Dinkle, an “elite grand champion giver and fundraiser.” Community members, companies and organizations are encouraged to join at alz. org/louisianawalk (choose northshore). The Alzheimer’s Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer’s care, support and research.

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Check out key storylines in District 7-4A

Football scrimmages are officially here as teams get their first taste of hitting other players in pads. In other words, football is back, and it feels so good. The 2026 St. Tammany Farmer football preview edition comes out Aug. 26 with full previews on all 12 football teams in the parish. The special section includes projected starters, in-depth features and a full parishwide schedule. But first, we’ll examine some inJoseph triguing storylines in District 7-4A Halm that once again include Salmen after the Spartans moved down to Class 4A. The full St. Tammany scrimmage schedule is at the end of the story, but first, here is a quick breakdown of some key storylines for each in 2026.

Franklinton The returning state quarterﬁnalists graduated a special player in QB Jacob Crain, so the question is: can Kerston Diddon (6-2, 180), who is more of a dual-threat QB, progress as the season goes on? That’s storyline No. 1, 1A and 1B because Crain was just that special of a player. The senior has plenty of talent around him as well. Wide receiver Chakyn McClain (5-11, 170), who has more than 2,000 total yards in the last two years, is a powerful weapon returning along with three-year starter Jayden Burkhalter (5-11, 175). Junior running back Ricardo Burris (5-8, 175) is also solid. Defensively, Franklinton has eight returning starters, so it should be the strength of the team early. The schedule, however, will be what really tests the Demons. The nondistrict slate is as follows — Franklinton opens at home against Amite and Covington, followed by road games at Pine and Jewel Sumner. The Demons then host Lutcher. That schedule will tell Coach Nick Saltaformaggio everything he needs to know about his team, and he hopes they survive with a few wins as well.

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Hannan’s Gabe Timmons, left, tracks down QB Braden Sprang during an intrasquad scrimmage on May 14.

Hannan The Hawks have improved each season since going winless in 2023. In 2024, they won a playoff game after a one-win regular season. Last year, they missed the playoffs but won three games. Will that improvement continue this season? Hannan deﬁnitely has the talent, as 19 starters return to a team that is deeper and more talented than any Hawks’ squad in recent years. Can they take advantage of a favorable schedule? There is a legitimate chance the Hawks could roll into their District 7-4A opener with a 4-1 or better record. That would be huge from a conﬁdence standpoint and for power points. I know coaches have to take one game at a time, but a successful nondistrict run will set the tone for district play. Everyone on the roster has some experience, which wasn’t the case just a few years ago. The schedule is more manageable, so if the Hawks can avoid injuries, this team could surprise some people.

Lakeshore The reigning district champs have some new challenges this season, but one question they don’t have to answer is who will start at quarterback? Senior Brody Loudermilk is back, and he’s the ultimate dual threat. Last season, he accounted for 2,274 yards of offense and 29 TDs. With Loudermilk and an experienced offensive line back in the fold, the real question is how will ﬁrst-year coach Hunter Bonvillain adjust to not only being the head coach but also calling the plays? He has plenty of experience and the tools to be successful, so now he just has to get used to being the head guy. If Hannan has a manageable schedule, then Lakeshore has one of the most testing schedules in the parish. After opening with Fontainebleau,

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LSU goalie Rylie Kuyper wears a purple wing as she watches an exhibition match against Alabama. Kuyper was diagnosed with Stage 2 Hodgkin’s lymphoma and is currently undergoing treatment.

CANCER CRUSADER Former Northlake turned LSU keeper Rylie Kuyper is sharing her lymphoma battle with the world

BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

At ﬁrst, Madisonville native Rylie Kuyper just thought she was out of shape. It’s a funny thought when one considers how successful the 20-year-old has

been on the soccer ﬁeld. Kuyper, a 2024 Northlake Christian graduate, was a three-sport athlete (soccer, volleyball and softball) for the Wolverines before the goalkeeper received a soccer scholarship and enrolled early at Texas Tech in the spring of 2025. After redshirting her freshman year, she returned to Louisiana to play for LSU. Then, this past March, she found a lump in her neck that came after she found a small lump in her breast. More testing determined that it was Stage 2 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. A promising collegiate soccer career had a major hurdle, but Kuyper is tackling the chal-

lenge head-on. She has undergone three surgeries since being diagnosed, along with chemotherapy treatments and will undergo proton radiation treatment Aug. 20-Sept. 14 in Houston at M.D. Anderson. During that time, she plans to begin training again in hopes of rejoining the Tigers in October. Kuyper’s health battle has gained national attention. She produced a short TikTok video about her cancer journey in April, and it’s been viewed by millions around the world (last count 33.3

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Senior defenders shine as St. Paul’s renews Pie Bowl tradition

BY JOSEPH HALM

Staff writer

When St. Paul’s coach Joshua Gast took over the program in February, the new head coach had a tough decision to make. Should he hold a full spring or forgo pads to install his new offensive system in the classroom and gain an extra week of pads in August? The SPS alumnus chose a lighter spring, and that meant the long-standing Pie Bowl spring game would not take place. But Gast had a plan. He moved the team practice to midAugust and put his own twist on the tradition. The teams were split into two even groups of starters and backups, rather than offense against defense with a unique scoring system as in years past. STAFF PHOTOS BY JOSEPH HALM This year, it was two 10-minute quarters of live action, and the Blue team St. Paul’s Jacob April, left, pies one of his fellow seniors after the Blue team won the earned a 14-7 victory at Hunter Stadium 2026 Pie Bowl, 14-7. on Aug. 13. “It felt pretty good to win,” senior LB William Kenny said. “Seeing it all four a pass, and the unit forced a turnover years here, it was special to be a part of on downs. Offensively, Beau Latiolais it. Usually the defense wins, but last year scored on a 9-yard run with one minute the offense won, so I wanted to avenge left to set the final score. that. It was pretty sweet.” For the White team, Porter Boudreaux Kenny picked off a tipped pass on the hauled in a TD pass from Jack Henry opening drive and returned it 25 yards Seal. Defensively, Hudson Bourgeois refor the game’s first score. corded an interception. “It was a great way to start the game,” Gast said he was happy with the intenKenny said. “I just saw the screen comsity his players showed. “The only time we have been in full ing down, and the ball popped up, and pads is at 5:30 in the morning, so we I grabbed it and took it home. It was a haven’t had this level of intensity yet,” great feeling.” Gast said. “But we saw some flashes of After the win, Kenny chose to give greatness from some kids that got me exWR Daniel Harty a whipped cream pie. Despite missing the game with a minor St. Paul’s William Kenny races to the end cited about their seasons. We also learned shoulder injury, Harty said it was fun to zone after he picked off a pass during the that a good drive can be ruined with one be a part of the tradition. slip-up, and that was the story tonight.” Pie Bowl on Aug. 13. “It’s great to experience this after seePerhaps, even more importantly, it was a promise kept by a new coach to maining it for four years,” Harty said. “I was a little disappointed that I didn’t get to par- keep the tradition alive is great.” tain a traditional rite of passage for the ticipate, but today was fun. I was excited The blue team hung its hat on defense ä See PIE BOWL, page 2B that it finally happened. Just being able to as senior Taylor Richards picked off

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KUYPER

Continued from page 1B million). She’s continuing to share her journey with the world. “I recalled having maybe 80 followers before being diagnosed with cancer, and that video changed everything. I was cleaning out my fridge when my TikTok account just started literally blowing up, people asking questions about my illness. It’s been crazy meeting so many wonderful people in the community,” Kuyper said. “I credit the way my parents (Lucas and Kelly) raised me and my undying faith, helping lead me through this. It’s all about staying positive, committed to my recovery, instead of just loafing around.” Kuyper’s mom, Kelly, said her daughter’s faith has helped her face her ongoing medical challenges with grace and maturity. “Through prayer, things are going better than I could have ever expected under the challenging circumstances,” Kelly said. “Rylie finished up her chemo, and she’s been a fighter and a trooper through it all. The treatments have been super hard on her body, both physically and mentally, more of a challenge than anyone could ever possibly imagine.” Kelly said social media has played an important role in her daughter’s recovery. “It’s been an overwhelming response and such a beautiful thing. It’s truly been a positive, wonderful side of social media and what it can do when used the right way. It’s been such a great community support base, showing her so much love and kindness,” Kelly said. “Rylie is determined to beat her cancer, and her goal is to win the job as LSU’s keeper. She’s driven to make that happen. She remains positive, putting her head down, fighting hard to beat this cancer. It’s made her realize what’s important in life.”

Natural leader When Northlake coach Mason Morise took over the girls’ soccer program in 2020, he named Kuyper a team captain as a freshman for her leadership skills. Morise has often called her his other voice on the field. It resulted in back-to-back semifinal appearances, and Morise said Kuyper’s leadership qualities will help her in her cancer treatments. “Rylie is prepared to face this new battle on a different playing field, having all the faith in her God alongside her in this journey,” Morise said. “I was distraught when

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LSU’s Rylie Kuyper receives chemo and immunotherapy at Our Lady of the Lake Infusion Center.

I heard about Rylie’s illness. Despite the seriousness of her condition, she did her absolute best to make me feel at ease during our talk. She kept the jokes coming, and that speaks volumes about her and her enthusiastic personality.” Morise said Kuyper’s sense of humor was always a strength. “She always kept her teammates at ease, but in tight game situations, she knew how to hold her teammates accountable. She showed love to her teammates, but she also pushed them to be their best,” Morise said. “Rylie is an incredibly gifted and talented athlete as well as a phenomenal student, always excelling in goal. She’s one of the best all-time goalies anywhere in the state. She kept us in so many games with consistent, solid net play, vocally leading and challenging her teammates along the way.” But don’t let the easy-going smile fool you; Kuyper is a fierce competitor in the game and in practice. Morise often provided the shots during Kuyper’s training sessions. He shared a story about her during a requested training session when he was firing untouchable shots into the upper corner of the net. “After a couple of those ‘indefensible’ goals, Rylie came out of net a few steps, making eye contact. She had a sarcastic stare that said, ‘That’s enough, coach; give me some shots, I can actually work on stopping,’ ” Morise said. Kuyper confirmed the authenticity of the interaction with a smile. Longtime St. Scholastica soccer coach Mike Ortner trained Kuyper during her youth soccer days at Mandeville Soccer Club. “I loved being her goalkeeper coach back

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LSU goalie Rylie Kuyper surveys the field during the Purple and Gold Scrimmage last season. then, and I continue to train her to this day whenever she reaches out for a session. We had a session during spring break before her diagnosis. Rylie’s a fearless competitor and a great young role model,” Ortner said. “She reached out to talk about entering the transfer portal before she ended up choosing LSU, so I did my best answering her questions. Rylie’s a phenomenal person with a great, positive attitude and approach to managing her medical condition. I truly think she’s doing a great thing being so candid on her social platform, sharing things to help others.”

Faithful journey Kuyper has found comfort in her faith during her cancer journey. She said Isaiah 43:2-3 is one of her favorite biblical passages. “It offers a powerful promise of God’s presence, protection and unchanging value for his people during times of deep trouble and hard trials,” she said. “God allows things to happen, and he’s allowing this to happen to me, but I believe he’s not going to give me something I can’t handle. I’m so grateful for my incredible

medical team of doctors and the professional health care folks, who are taking care of me during all this.” Kuyper said that getting to know her teammates and doctors on a personal level while they’re helping save her life is extremely special to her. “Being a part of the LSU Women’s soccer team is obviously a highlight for me,” she said. “It’s unreal how they’ve shown their love, support and understanding. My coaches are continually there for me and are in my corner. I’m also very thankful for my friends at Texas Tech.” Kelly said watching her daughter lean on her faith for support has been positive. “Rylie’s strong faith and relationship with Christ give her a strong foundation, and she understands the character of God in his love and kindness, walking through this challenge with her. Her family, LSU teammates and coaches, along with her doctors, have been extremely good to her through this ordeal,” she said. LSU soccer is hosting a fundraiser Oct. 9 against Arkansas, honoring Kuyper with proceeds going to her family to help defray ongoing medical costs.

St. Paul’s coach Joshua Gast shares a moment with junior Christian Martin.

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Continued from page 1B seniors. “Today was great,” Gast said. “The tradition is still alive, so it was cool to give the seniors a Pie Bowl even though our spring wasn’t traditional. That was the hardest I’ve seen them play thus far. At practice, we usually have quick whistles even with full pads, but we had the refs out here today. The quarterbacks were live, so I was really happy with it.” STAFF PHOTOS BY JOSEPH HALM The Wolves will host John Curtis in a scrimSt. Paul’s Christopher Bevolo II, left, pies one of his fellow seniors after the blue team won the 2026 Pie Bowl, 14-7. mage on Aug. 19 at 5:30 p.m.

Hoopers wanted for annual Boys & Girls Club 3x3 tourney

Staff report

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Louisiana will host its annual Hoops for Kids 3x3 basketball tournament on Aug. 22 to beneﬁt the newest local club, The Doug A. Brooks Family Donor Fund Club in Covington. Limited spots for teams available, so register your team right away to play in the tourney at Rev. Peter Atkins Park, located at 701 N. Tyler St. in Covington. Boys and girls teams will consist of four people in grades four through 12. Cost is $25 per team to cover jerseys, food, prizes for the winners and more. Check in on Aug. 22 will be from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.; tournament play, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. More tournament sponsorship opportunities are also available. To register, offer support or get more information, go to bgcmetrolouisiana.org/ events/upcoming-events.

DISTRICT 7-4A Continued from page 1B the Titans travel to Slidell, Northshore and Vandebilt Catholic before returning home to play Belle Chasse and Erath. That’s three 5A schools, a pair of solid 3A programs, including a state semiﬁnalist, and a 4A state semiﬁnalist. If the Titans can survive and grow from that gauntlet, district play will almost seem like a breather.

Pearl River

STAFF PHOTO BY JOSEPH HALM

Pearl River’s Angel Perez fights to get to the end zone against Assumption.

FILE PHOTO BY HERB GOMEZ

Salmen’s Da’John Howard threw for two TDs and ran for another during a 35-28 win over Lakeshore.

Year 2 of coach Jerry Leonard in the Pearl will be defined in part by his offensive and defensive lines, and that’s just fine with the longtime coach. If the lines play up to their potential, the next question is simple: Can first-year quarterback Romy Berel (5-10, 160) lead the offense effectively? Pearl River has a ton of returners at receiver, so if the Rebels are successful at airing out the football, they can be dangerous. Defensively, it all starts with the front 7, as the Rebels return all four starting linebackers. If that unit can get pressure on the quarterback and keep things in check near the line of scrimmage, the Rebels could be very dangerous on defense as their relatively young secondary improves. To take it a step further, if that unit can

FILE PHOTO BY HERB GOMEZ

Lakeshore’s Brody Loudermilk races to the end zone behind the block of Benjamin Sandman. limit third-down conversions, the Rebels could have a special season.

Salmen After two seasons in Class 5A, the Spartans are back in their familiar home and better for the experience. Senior QB Da’John Howard returns after accounting for 31 TDs last year, so can he continue to build on that success? All signs point to yes, especially with a speedy and talented receiving corps returning. If that offense can be as dynamic as coach Eric Chuter thinks it can be, the Spartans will be well on their way to a district crown. Defensively, returning senior defensive linemen Reginald Bouie (6-3, 230) and Savolia Calahan (6-0, 215) anchor that unit, but how an inexperienced linebacking corps improves will

deﬁne how successful the defense can be. If the Spartans can stay healthy, it’s easy to see why Salmen could run the table in district play.

ST. TAMMANY SCRIMMAGE SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19

n Brother Martin at Covington, 5:30 p.m. n Hannan at Northshore, 5:30 p.m. n John Curtis at St. Paul’s, 5:30 p.m. n Loranger at Salmen, 5:30 p.m. n Chalmette at Lakeshore, 6 p.m.

THURSDAY, AUG. 20 n Slidell at Westgate, 5:30 p.m. n Pearl River at Belle Chasse, 6 p.m. n E.D. White at Fontainebleau, 6:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, AUG. 21 n Jesuit at Mandeville, JV at 6 p.m., varsity at

7 p.m.

n Independence at Pope John Paul II, 7 p.m.

Contact Joseph Halm at jhalm@ sttammanyfarmer.net.

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Bids are to be re‐ ceived by the St Parish The City ofNotices Slidell Tammany Public Public Notices Office Pur‐ reserves the right to Sheriff’s Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals reject any or all bids. chasing Department no later than 11:30 /s/ Blair Ellinwood a.m. (CST), on Au‐ Blair Ellinwood CITY OF SLIDELL gust 28, 2026. Bid submittal options Finance Director 195755AU5-12-19- are as follows: • Electronically – 3T www.bidnetdirect. $405.01 com (a Digital sig‐ nature is required PUBLIC NOTICE pursuant to state law) Advertisement for • Mail – STPSO Bid Purchasing Depart‐ The St. Tammany ment, P.O. Box Parish Sheriff’s Of‐ 1229, Slidell, La. fice is requesting 70459 sealed Bids for the • Send via any car‐ rier (FedEx, UPS, following: etc) or hand deliver Bid# 090426-02 during regular busi‐ INMATE UNI‐ ness hours to: STPSO Purchasing FORMS Department, 300 Bid packets, includ‐ Brownswitch Rd., ing instructions Slidell, La. 70458 and/or specifica‐ tions, may be ob‐ Bids will be pub‐ tained online at licly opened and read aloud at 11:30 www.bidnetdirect. com or by contact‐ a.m. (CST) on Au‐ ing the St Tammany gust 28, 2026 in the Parish Sheriff’s Of‐ Purchasing Depart‐ fice, Purchasing Di‐ ment of the St. Tam‐ vision – Robbie many Parish Sher‐ Schmitt (985) 726- iff’s Office, 300 7734 or Penny Brownswitch Rd. Vance (985) 726- Slidell, La. 70458. 7735 - located at Bidders also have 300 Brownswitch Bidders are respon‐ the option to review Rd. Slidell, La sible to ensure bid is received by the Pur‐ bid documents and 70458. chasing Department submit bids elec‐ tronically by visit‐ Bids are to be re‐ no later than the ing www.central ceived by the St above stated date bidding.com. Elec‐ Tammany Parish and time. No late tronic bids will re‐ Sheriff’s Office Pur‐ bids will be ac‐ quire a digital signa‐ chasing Department cepted. ture. You must reg‐ no later than 12:30 ister directly with p.m. (CST), on The St. Tammany Central Bidding to September 4, 2026. Parish Sheriff's Of‐ utilize this service. Bid submittal op‐ fice shall have the You may also con‐ tions are as follows: right to reject any or tact them at (833) • Electronically – all Bids for just cause in keeping 412-5717. www.bidnetdirect. La. R.S. com (a Digital sig‐ with The signature on the nature is required 38:2214. bid must be that of pursuant to state By: Deputy Penny Vance, Purchasing an authorized repre‐ law) sentative of the cor‐ • Mail – STPSO Agent poration, partner‐ Purchasing Depart‐ Sheriff Bret Ibert ship or other legal ment, P.O. Box St. Tammany Parish entity as defined by 1229, Slidell, La. 196615AU12-192T Louisiana Public 70459 Bid Law Revised • Send via any car‐ $127.22 Statute 38:2212.A. rier (FedEx, UPS, (1)(c) which dic‐ etc) or hand deliver PUBLIC NOTICE tates parties autho‐ during regular busi‐ rized to submit bids ness hours to: Advertisement for for public contracts. STPSO Purchasing Bid All required Certifi‐ Department, 300 cates of Liability In‐ Brownswitch Rd., The St. Tammany surance shall list the Slidell, La. 70458 Parish Sheriff’s Of‐ City of Slidell as fice is requesting “additionally in‐ Bids will be pub‐ sealed Bids for the sured”. licly opened and following: read aloud at 12:30 This project is a.m. (CST) on Sep‐ Bid# 090426-01 funded with federal tember 4, 2026 in INMATE SUP‐ grant funds. All ap‐ the Purchasing De‐ PLIES plicable Federal, partment of the St. State, Local laws, Tammany Parish Bid packets, includ‐ ordinances, and the Sheriff’s Office, 300 ing instructions rules and regula‐ Brownswitch Rd. and/or specifica‐ tions of all authori‐ Slidell, La. 70458. tions, may be ob‐ ties having jurisdic‐ tained online at tion over construc‐ Bidders are respon‐ www.bidnetdirect. tion of the project sible for ensuring com or by contact‐ shall apply to the the bid is received ing the St Tammany contract throughout. by the Purchasing Parish Sheriff’s Of‐ Department no later fice, Purchasing Di‐ Notice is hereby than the above vision – Robbie given that the pro‐ stated date and time. Schmitt (985) 726ject is funded No late bids will be 7734 or Penny through Federal and accepted. Vance (985) 726State Grants which 7735 - located at funds will not be The St. Tammany 300 Brownswitch available at the time Parish Sheriff's Of‐ Rd. Slidell, La of bidding. The fice shall have the 70458. Owner may reject right to reject any or all bids and cancel all Bids for just Bids are to be re‐ this solicitation cause in keeping ceived by the St should adequate with Parish La. R.S. Tammany funding not be se‐ 38:2214. Sheriff’s Office Pur‐ cured within 30 By: Robbie Schmitt, chasing Department days after bid open‐ Purchasing Agent no later than 11:30 ing. The time limits Sheriff Bret Ibert a.m. (CST), on stipulated in LA. St. Tammany Parish September 04, R.S. 38:2215(D) do 197688AU19-262026. Bid submittal not apply based 2T options are as fol‐ upon the statutory $123.36 lows: exception that “the • Electronically – contract is to be fi‐ www.bidnetdirect. nanced in whole or PUBLIC NOTICE com (a Digital sig‐ in part by state or nature is required other funds which Advertisement for pursuant to state will not be readily Bid law) available at the time The St. Tammany • Mail – STPSO bids are opened.” Purchasing Depart‐ Parish Sheriff’s ment, P.O. Box All proposals, bids Office is 1229, Slidell, La. and applications are requesting sealed 70459 welcomed. The city Bids for the • Send via any car‐ encourages partici‐ following: rier (FedEx, UPS, pation by Minority, etc) or hand deliver Bid# 082826-01 Women-Owned, during regular busi‐ NEW & and Disadvantaged RE-MAN ness hours to: U FAC ‐ Business Enterprise TURED TRANSMIS‐ STPSO Purchasing firms. Department, 300 SIONS Brownswitch Rd., The bids shall be Slidell, La. 70458 presented in a Bid packets, includ‐ instructions sealed envelope ing and/or specifica‐ Bids will be pub‐ clearly marked: tions, may be ob‐ licly opened and read aloud at 11:30 SEALED BIDS: tained online at a.m. (CST) on Sep‐ www. bid netd irec t. TRANSMISSION tember 04, 2026 in LINE CLEARING com or by contact‐ the Purchasing De‐ ing the St Tammany PROJECT partment of the St. SLIDELL JOB Parish Sheriff’s Of‐ Tammany Parish fice, Purchasing Di‐ NO. 4000-57B vision – Robert Sheriff’s Office, 300 LOUISIANA Brownswitch Rd. CONTRACTOR’S Schmitt (985) 726- Slidell, La. 70458. 7734 or Penny LICENSE NO. Vance (985) 726BID NO. 27-B007 7735 - located at Bidders are respon‐ sible to ensure bid is Opening: DATE: 300 Brownswitch received by the Pur‐ Rd. Slidell, La August 31, 2026 chasing Department TIME: 10:00 AM 70458. no later than the CST Bids are to be re‐ above stated date and time. No late The City of Slidell ceived by the St bids will be ac‐ Tam many Parish reserves the right to cepted. reject any or all bids. Sheriff’s Office Pur‐ chasing Department /s/ Blair Ellinwood no later than 11:30 The St. Tammany Blair Ellinwood Parish Sheriff's Of‐ CITY OF SLIDELL a.m. (CST), on Au‐ fice shall have the gust 28, 2026. Bid Finance Director right to reject any or 195755AU5-12-19- submittal options all Bids for just are asin folEverlasting lows: 3T Memorials Quality • Electronically – cause in keeping $405.01 with La. R.S. www.bidnetdirect. com (a Digital sig‐ 38:2214. nature is required By: Penny Vance, pursuant to state Purchasing Agent law) Granite & Marble Sheriff Bret Ibert • Mail – STPSO St. Tammany Parish ing Depart‐ 197687AU19-26• Monuments Pur • chas Vases 2T ment, P.O. Box • Inscriptions $124.34 1229, Slidell, La. • Copings • Bronze • Tombs 70459 • Sendquality via any&car Compare our‐ prices rierour(FedEx, UPS, deliver • 892-5050 2280 W. 21st etc) Ave.or •hand Covington during regular busi‐ Adjoining Pinecrest Gardens ness hours Memorial to: www.ejfieldingfh.com STPSO Purchasing Department, 300 Brownswitch Rd., Slidell, La. 70458

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above stated date and time. No late bids will be ac‐ cepted.Public Notices Bids/Proposals

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Of‐ fice shall have the right to reject any or all Bids for just cause in keeping with La. R.S. 38:2214. By: Penny Vance, Purchasing Agent Sheriff Bret Ibert St. Tammany Parish 197687AU19-262T $124.34 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS ST. TAMMANY PARISH Sealed bids will be received by the De‐ partment of Pro‐ curement until 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 9, 2026, and then opened and read publicly at that time by the Procure‐ ment Staff for the following project: Bid # 26-39-2 – Cherry Laurel Dr Drainage This bid package is available online at www.bidexpress. com or LaPAC https://wwwcfprd. doa.louisiana.gov/ osp/lapac/dspBid. cfm?search=dep artment&term=185. It is the Vendor’s re‐ sponsibility to check Bid Express, or LaPAC fre‐ quently for any pos‐ sible addenda that may be issued. The Parish is not respon‐ sible for a Vendor’s failure to download any addenda docu‐ ments required to complete a submis‐ sion.

26-08-01E

Complete bidding documents may be Public Notices obtained from the Bids/Proposals Supply Chain De‐ partment of Slidell Memorial Hospital, 1025 Florida Ave., Slidell, Louisiana 70458. Phone: 985280-8520. The bid opening will be held on Wednesday, Au‐ gust 26, 2026, at 1:00pm CST in the Supply Chain De‐ partment located at 1025 Florida Ave., Slidell, Louisiana 70458. At the above time, the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Sealed proposals must have RFB number 26-0801E, boldly displayed on the outside of envelope. Bidders also have the option to submit bids electronically. To submit a bid elec‐ tronically, bidders must register at Bid‐ Net Direct by visit‐ ing www.bidnetd irect.com//slidell memorialhospital ochsner or by call‐ ing BidNet Direct vendor support at (800) 835-4603 (Option 2). Submis‐ sion of an electronic bid requires an elec‐ tronic bid bond and a digital signature. Please direct ques‐ tions to Barry Win‐ ters, Director of Supply Chain (985) 280-8520 or e-mail: Barry.Winters@ Ochsner.org

on the outside of envelope.

All bidsPublic mustNotices be ac‐ companied by a bid Bids/Proposals security equal to five percent (5%) of the base bid plus any added alternates and must be in the form of a certified check, cashier’s check, or bid bond made payable to Slidell Memorial Hospital. A bid bond shall comply with LAR.S. 38:2218 and 38:2219. Bidders also have the option to submit bids electronically through BidNet Di‐ rect. To register, visit www.bidnetd irect.com/slidell memorialhospital ochsner or call Bid‐ Net Direct Vendor Support at (800) 835-4603 (Option 2). Electronic sub‐ missions require both an electronic bid bond and a digi‐ tal signature. Please direct ques‐ tions to Barry Win‐ ters, Director of Supply Chain and Logistics, Slidell Memorial Hospital, 1025 Florida Ave, Slidell, LA 70458, at e-mail: Barry. Winters@Ochsner. org Slidell Memorial Hospital reserves the right to reject any and all bids for just cause. Winning bid is subject to Slidell Memorial Hospital’s Board of Commissioner’s ac‐ ceptance and ap‐ proval. 197381AU1926SEP2-9-4T $1738.40

Slidell Memorial PUBLIC NOTICE Hospital reserves the right to reject all REQUEST FOR bids for just cause. PROPOSALS Winning bid is sub‐ FOR PROFES‐ ject to Slidell SIONAL ENGI‐ Memo r ial Hos pi ‐ NEERING SER‐ The project tal’s Board of Com‐ VICES classification is: mis sioner’s ac cep ‐ FOR THE PS 301 Highways, Streets tance and approval. (LAKEWOOD) and Bridge 196353AU12-19AND PS 430 (5th & Construction 2T WARREN) $606.70 SEWER LIFT Paper Bids must be STATION PRO‐ sealed. In addition, JECTS the outside of the PUBLIC NOTICE Slidell File No. 300envelope, box, or 154 Re quest for Bid: package containing Proposal No. 27the Bid shall be SMH P003 marked with the fol‐ Administration lowing information. Building - 26-09The City of Slidell is Name and Address 01C soliciting proposals of the Bidder, the State Contractor’s Complete bidding from interested par‐ License Number of documents may be ties for professional the Bidder (if the obtained from the surveying and de‐ engineering work is estimated at Supply Chain and sign $50k or more), the Logistics Depart‐ services for the de‐ Bid Name, and the ment of Slidell sign of the PS 301 Bid Number. Bids Memorial Hospital, (Lakewood) and the submitted without 1025 Florida Ave., PS 430 (5th and this information Slidell, Louisiana Warren) Sewer Lift Projects. may be deemed 70458. Phone: 985- Station 280-8520. A Firms should have non-responsive. $200.00 deposit is experience in per‐ Please forming and coordi‐ Bids will be re‐ required. checks nating this type of ceived at 21454 make Koop Dr., Suite 2F, payable to Slidell work. The work will Mandeville, LA Memorial Hospital. include performing all services set forth 70471 from each bidder or his agent A pre-bid meeting in the Request for (RFP) and given a written will be held on Proposals receipt, by certified Tuesday, Septem‐ packet. ber 8, 2026, at mail with return re‐ ceipt requested, or 1:00pm at the Ma‐ Interested, qualified Manage‐ parties may obtain electronically at terials ment building at an electronic copy www.bidexpress. 1025 Florida Ave., of the RFP packet com. The Procurement Slidell, LA 70458. from the Slidell En‐ Department can be All proposed bid‐ gineering Dept. of‐ contacted by tele‐ ders are encour‐ fice, 250 Bouscaren St, Suite 302, phone at (985) 898- aged to attend. Slidell, LA, at no 2520 or via e-mail at The bid opening cost by either email‐ Procurement@ stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ will be held on ing the request to many Parish Gov‐ Tuesday, Septem‐ bclancy@cityofs ernment reserves ber 22, 2026, at lidell.org or calling 646-4270. the right to reject 1:00pm at the Mate‐ (985) proposals any or all quotes and rials Management Only build ing at 1025 from firms securing to waive informali‐ Florida Ave., pro posal doc uments ties. on stories Slidell, LA 70458. from the Slidell En‐ 196764AU12-19At the above time, gineerthat ingmatter office will 26-3T the bids will be pub‐ be acknowledged. $153.88 licly opened and read aloud. Proposals will be re‐ PUBLIC NOTICE ceived until 10:00 Sealed proposals AM, August 27, Request for Bid: have the re‐ 2026, in the Director Electrophysiology must quest for bid num‐ of Finance Office, 3D Mapping ber, 26-09-01C, 2045 Second St, System with boldly displayed Suite 214, Slidell, Ultrasound - Bid# on the outside of LA 70458. 26-08-01E envelope. Each proposal must Complete bidding All bids must be ac‐ be contained in a envelope and SUBSCRIBE documents may be companied by a bid sealed marked: obtained from the security equal to clearlyTODAY Supply Chain De‐ five percent (5%) of partment of Slidell the base bid plus any Proposal: Profes‐ Memorial Hospital, added alternates and sional Engineering 1025 Florida Ave., must be in the form Services for PS 301 (LAKEWOOD) Slidell, Louisiana a certified check, and PS 430 (5th & 70458. Phone: 985- of cashier’s check, or Warren) SEWER 280-8520. bid bond made LIFT STATION payable Slidell PROJECTS The bid opening MemorialtoHos tal. will be held on A bid bond pi Slidell Job No. 300Wednesday, Au‐ comply with shall 154 Proposal #27ly at R.S. 38:2218 LAgust 26, 2026, and P003 1:00pm CST in the 38:2219. Supply Chain De‐ Bidders also have Due Date/ Time: iis at partFamily ment located at the option to submit August 27, 2026, Family at 10:00 AM 1025 Florida Ave., bids electronically Slidell, Louisiana of the HEART through Bid Net Di ‐ 70458. At the above rect. To register, An executed affi‐ davit and attestation time, the bids will be We Do Everything publicly opened and visit www.bidnetd form must be sub‐ mitted prior to irect.com/ slidell readMake aloud. a start toward getting award. memoyour rialhospital aﬀairs in order. Take the ﬁrst ner or call Bid‐ Sealed pro posals thoseochs step in planning details Net Dito rect Vendor The signature on the must have RFB Sup port provide peace of mind for your at (800) proposal must be num ber 26-08835-4603 (Option that of an authorized 01E, boldly loved one. Electronic sub‐ representative of the displayed the down 2). Get youron plans in black and missions require corporation, part‐ outside of white....Your family will be glad both an electronic nership or other enve lope. bid bond and a digi‐ legal entity and the you did. bid must be accom‐ BidGet dersstarted also today. have tal signature. the option to submit Please direct ques‐ panied by a Corpo‐ bids electronically. tions to Barry Win‐ rate Resolution or To submit a bid elec‐ ters, Director of other authentic doc‐ tronically, bidders Supply Chain and ument indicating the Slidell names of all parties must register at Bid‐ Logistics, Net Direct by visit‐ Memorial Hospital, authorized to submit 1025 Florida Ave, bids for public con‐ ing www.bid netd Fielding Edward Slidell, LA 70458, tracts. irect.com//slidell at e-mail: Barry. memorialhospital 892-9222 • www.ejfieldingfh.com This project is par‐ Ochsner. ochsner or by call‐ Winters@ Locally owned and operated tially funded with ing BidNet Direct org federal funds. All vendor support at Memorial applicable Federal, (800) 835-4603 Slidell Local laws, (Option 2). Submis‐ Hospital reserves State, dinances, and the sion of an electronic the right to reject or any and all bids for rules and regula‐

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contractor’s li‐ Warren) Sewer Lift Station Projects. The signature on the cense number Firms should have proposal must be experience in per‐ that of an authorized It is requested, but ✦ St. Tammany not ✦ 4B ✦ing Wednesday, tory, form and coorAugust di‐ 19, rep2026 resentative of the that themanda entire bid nating Public this Notices type of corporaPublic tion, Notices part‐ package Public Notices be sub‐ work. The work will nershipBids/Proposals or other in dupli‐ includeBids/Proposals performing legal entity and the mittedBids/Proposals Duplicate all services set forth bid must be accom‐ cate. in the Request for panied by a Corpo‐ copy can be a pho‐ Proposals (RFP) rate Resolution or tocopy. packet. other authentic doc‐ ument indicating the All applicable laws, Interested, qualified names of all parties ordinances, and the parties may obtain authorized to submit rules and regula‐ tions of all authori‐ an electronic copy public contracts. ties having jurisdic‐ of the RFP packet from the Slidell En‐ All proposals, bids tion over construc‐ gineering Dept. of‐ and applications are tion of the project fice, 250 Bouscaren welcomed. The city shall apply to the St, Suite 302, encourages partici‐ Contract through‐ Slidell, LA, at no pation by Minority, out. City of Covington cost by either email‐ Women-Owned, ing the request to and Disadvantaged 197337AU19bclancy@cityofs Business Enterprise 26SEP2-3T $262.06 lidell.org or calling firms. (985) 646-4270. Only proposals Questions regarding PUBLIC NOTICE from firms securing this project should proposal documents be addressed to The city of Slidell is from the Slidell En‐ Blaine Clancy, City soliciting proposals gineering office will Engineer, at for a qualified mar‐ be acknowledged. keting firm, adver‐ bclancy@cityofs tising agency, desti‐ lidell.org Proposals will be re‐ nation marketing or‐ ceived until 10:00 The City of Slidell ganization, or social AM, August 27, reserves the right to media professionals 2026, in the Director reject any or all pro‐ to provide compre‐ of Finance Office, posals. hensive destination 2045 Second St, CITY OF SLIDELL marketing, content Suite 214, Slidell, Blair Ellinwood creation, branding LA 70458. Director of Finance support, and social Each proposal must 196714AU12-19media management be contained in a 26-3T services to sealed envelope and $174.01 Olde Towne Slidell clearly marked: (Proposal #27P002). Proposal: Profes‐ PUBLIC NOTICE sional Engineering The City of Slidell Services for PS 301 SECTION 00 11 13 will accept emailed Advertisement for proposals until (LAKEWOOD) and PS 430 (5th & Bids 4:00pm CST on Warren) SEWER Wednesday, LIFT STATION Sealed bids will be August 26, 2026. received until the PROJECTS hour of 2:00 P.M., Additional informa‐ Slidell Job No. 300- local time, tion and specifica‐ 154 Proposal #27- Thursday, Septem‐ tions regarding the ber 17, 2026 at City required format of P003 Covington, the proposal may be Due Date/ Time: Hall, August 27, 2026, Louisiana, 317 N. obtained from the Jef fer son Avenue, Olde Towne Slidell 10:00 AM Covington, LA Main Street Pro‐ An executed affi‐ 70433; for furnish‐ gram Director at the davit and attestation ing all labor, materi‐ above address, by supervision, calling (985) 646form must be sub‐ als, mitted prior to etc., and performing 4228, or by email to all work necessary award. cmanus@cityofs to complete the tm GMA lidell.org. The signature on the 2026 proposal must be STREETS All applicable laws, that of an authorized REPAVE, Project ordinances, rules, No. C0267, for the representative of the and regulations and corporation, part‐ City of Covington, special provisions nership or other Louisiana. Bids will of all authorities legal entity and the be opened and pub‐ having jurisdiction bid must be accom‐ licly read aloud at over this project panied by a Corpo‐ 2:00 P.M. in the shall apply. rate Resolution or City Hall Confer‐ other authentic doc‐ ence Room, City The City encour‐ ument indicating the Hall, Covington, ages participation Any by Women, Minor‐ names of all parties Louisiana. authorized to submit bids received after ity, and Disadvan‐ bids for public con‐ 2:00 P.M. will be taged Business En‐ returned un‐ terprises. The City tracts. opened. of Slidell is an equal This project is par‐ opportunity em‐ tially funded with The Contractor shall ployer. hold a Louisiana federal funds. All applicable Federal, Contractor’s license City of Slidell State, Local laws, in Highway, Street Tiffani McManus ordinances, and the and Bridge. Olde Towne Slidell rules and regula‐ Main Street tions of all authori‐ The work consists Program Director ties having jurisdic‐ of mill and overlay Grants Administra‐ tion over construc‐ of asphalt pavement tor tion of the project with full depth 195799AU5-12-19shall apply to the patching. 3T contract throughout. A non-mandatory $130.69 All proposals, bids pre-bid conference PUBLIC NOTICE and applications are will be held Thurs‐ welcomed. The city day, September 3, City of Slidell is encourages partici‐ 2026. The meeting The soliciting proposals pation by Minority, will be held at 2:00 for a qualified ven‐ p.m. at City of Cov‐ Women-Owned, to provide a and Disadvantaged ington, City Hall dor com prehensive re‐ Business Enterprise Conference Room, design and expan‐ Covington, firms. Louisiana, 317 N. sion of its municipal website (Proposal Questions regarding Jefferson Avenue, #27-P001). The pro‐ LA this project should Covington, ject will modernize be addressed to 70433. the City’s digital Blaine Clancy, City ence, improve Engineer, at A complete set of pres Contract Docu‐ accessibility and us‐ bclancy@cityofs abil ity for residents, ments are available lidell.org to download from businesses, and visi‐ and provide The City of Slidell our web site free of tors, func‐ https:// specialized reserves the right to charge: tionality for up to 10 reject any or all pro‐ www.covla.com/ major city depart‐ city-departments/ posals. ments as well as the CITY OF SLIDELL grantsandprocur Slidell Municipal ement/ Blair Ellinwood Director of Finance A complete set of Airport. 196155AU5-12-19- Bid Documents are The City of Slidell also available at 3T Central Bidding will accept emailed $253.39 proposals until (www.centralbidd ing.com). Elec‐ 4:00pm CST on PUBLIC NOTICE tronic Bids may be Wednesday, Au‐ submitted at Central gust 26, 2026. REQUEST FOR Bidding (www.cen PROPOSALS TO You may obtain a tralbidding.com). PROVIDE ON For questions re‐ copy of the RFP, ask CALL lated to the elec‐ clarification ques‐ ELECTRICAL tronic bidding tions, and submit SERVICES process, please call your proposal by Proposal No. 27Central Bidding at email to Web‐ P004 siteRFP@cityofs 225-810-4814. Each bid must be ac‐ lidell.org. The City of Slidell is companied by a bid soliciting proposals security in the form All applicable laws, from interested par‐ of certified check, ordinances, rules, ties to provide on- cashier’s check, or and regulations and call electrical ser‐ Bid Bond as pre‐ special provisions vices. The work will scribed by LA RS of all authorities include performing 38:2218.A.C, in the having jurisdiction all electrical ser‐ amount equal to at over this project vices set forth in the least five percent shall apply. Request for Propos‐ (5%) of the total als (RFP) packet. amount bid and The City payable without encourages partici‐ Interested, qualified conditions to the pation by Women, parties may obtain Owner as a guaran‐ Minority, and Dis‐ an electronic copy tee that the Bidder, if advantaged Busi‐ of the RFP packet awarded the Con‐ ness Enterprises. from the Slidell En‐ tract, will promptly The City of Slidell is gineering Dept. of‐ execute a Contract an equal opportu‐ fice, 250 Bouscaren in accordance with nity employer. St, Suite 302, his proposal and all Blair Ellinwood Slidell, LA, at no terms and condi‐ City of Slidell cost by either email‐ tions of the Contract Finance Director ing the request to Documents. The 195833AU5-12-19bclancy@cityofs outside envelope in 3T lidell.org or calling which the bid is $119.14 (985) 646-4270. placed must be clearly marked as Proposals will be re‐ follows: Legal Notices ceived until 10:00 AM, September Sealed Bid: CITY 10th, 2026, in the OF COVINGTON Director of Finance 2026 GMA PUBLIC NOTICE Office, 2045 Second STREETS St, Suite 214, REPAVE "Anyone who Slidell, LA 70458. Project No. C0267 knows the where‐ Each proposal must abouts of any heirs be contained in a Bid Due Date and of Rene Earnest sealed envelope and Time: September Jaunet Sr. or Mary clearly marked: 17, 2026, 2:00 P.M. Nezat Jaunet, please tact the law of‐ Proposal: Proposal INCLUDE: Con‐ con of Attorney for On call Electri‐ tractor’s name, ad‐ fice Lauren A. Lam at cal Services dress, and 985-888-1694." Proposal #27-P004 Louisiana state 196605AU12-19Due Date/ Time: contractor’s li‐ 26-3T September 10th, cense number $191.23 10:00 AM lll

The signature on the proposal must be that of an authorized representative of the corporation, part‐ nership or other legal entity and the bid must be accom‐ panied by a Corpo‐ rate Resolution or other authentic doc‐ ument indicating the names of all ties

It is requested, but not mandatory, that the entire bid package be sub‐ mitted in dupli‐ cate. Duplicate copy can be a pho‐ tocopy.

All applicable laws, ordinances, and the rules and regula‐ tions of all authori‐

PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of any of the following individuals: Charmaine Baham Bayhurst Octave Baham, Jr. Judy Ann Baham Percy Baham, Jr. Ruth Delpit Baham, Girard Baham

PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of any of the following individLegal uals: Notices Charmaine Baham Bayhurst Octave Baham, Jr. Judy Ann Baham Percy Baham, Jr. Ruth Delpit Baham, Girard Baham Girard Baham, Jr Arnold Baham Derris Baham Stephanie Baham Leatrice Baham Sylvia Baham Maria Perrault Raphael Perrault Jr John Paul Perrault Lisa Perrault Whitely Miguel Perrault Janine Perrault Manuel Lucien Mitchell Jr. Lori Mitchell Andrea Hale Christopher Mal‐ donado please contact At‐ torney Laurie M. Pennison, 412 Bridalwood Drive, Mandeville, LA 70448, Tel: (985) 264-5081. 197143AU19-1T $175.22 PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Ashley Grant or their heirs, succes‐ sors, and/or assigns, please contact Atty. Jessica L. Karr, 1748 N. Causeway Blvd., Mandeville, LA 70471, Tel: 985629-3200. 197543AU19-1T $80.41 PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Demetra Brooks Watson, contact Mary Faith Mc‐ Cormick, Esq. (985) 256-3553. 197103AU19-1T $65.85 PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Ellis Penton or Samuel Ferguson, Jr or their legal repre‐ sentatives, heirs, legatees, or assigns contact Cynthia Petry, Atty, (985) 871-1110, 301 N. Columbia St, Cov‐ ington, LA 70433 197261AU19-1T $84.08 PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Joshua Paul Lynch or Jessica N. Cutrer Sechrengost Lynch, contact Patricia Bonneau, Attorney, 985-966-9000. 197459AU19-1T $69.49 PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Manuel Herrera Perez, A/K/A Manuel Perez, and A/K/A Manuel H Perez, please con‐ tact Atty. Sasha Poche at spoche@ tlg.law or at 504459-4557. 196532AU12-1926-3T $202.24 PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Zachary Thomas Bennett, formerly of Slidell, Louisiana, or his heirs or as‐ signs, please contact Patricia R. Fox, at‐ torney at law, at (985) 264-3950. Property rights in‐ volved 196577AU12-1926-3T $213.16 PUBLIC NOTICE DECLARATION OF ELECTION RESULTS Be it known and de‐ clared that the gov‐ erning authority of St. Tammany Parish Lighting District No. 16 (the "Dis‐ trict"), did meet in open and public ses‐ sion to examine the official certified tab‐ ulations of votes cast at the special election held in the District on Saturday, May 16, 2026, and did examine and canvass the returns of the said election, there having been submitted at said election the follow‐ ing proposition, to wit: ST. TAMMANY PARISH LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 16 PROPOSITION (MILLAGE) Shall St. Tammany Parish Lighting Dis‐ trict No. 16 (the "District"), levy a1.00 mill tax on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an esti‐ mated $42,100 rea‐ sonably expected at this time to be col‐ lected from the levy of the tax for an en‐ tire year), for a pe‐ riod of 10 years, be‐ ginning with the year 2026 and end‐ ing with the year 2035, for the pur‐ pose of contracting with any public util‐ ity company (or companies) to pro‐ vide and -maintain utility poles and electric lights on the

this time to be col‐ lected from the levy of the tax for an en‐ tire year), for a pe‐ riod of 10 years, be‐ ginning with the Legaland Notices year 2026 end‐ ing with the year 2035, for the pur‐ pose of contracting with any public util‐ ity company (or companies) to pro‐ vide and -maintain utility poles and electric lights on the Parish streets, roads, highways, alleys and public places in the District and that the revenues de‐ rived T $therefrom shall be subject to debt ser‐ vice and administra‐ tive charges therea‐ gainst? There was found by said count and can‐ vass that there was a total of 215 votes cast IN FAVOR OF the Proposition and a total of 330 votes cast AGAINST the Proposition, as here‐ inabove set forth, and that there was a majority of 115 votes cast AGAINST the Proposition as here‐ inabove set fAUorth. Therefore, it has been declared by the governing au‐ thority of the Parish that the proposition as hereinabove set forth was duly DE‐ FEATED by a ma‐ jority of the votes cast by the qualified electors voting at the said special elec‐ tion held in the Dis‐ trict on Saturday, May 16, 2026. Re‐ sults by precinct are available from the Council Clerk of the governing authority of the Parish during regular business hours or via the Louisiana Secretary of State’s website (voterportal.sos.la. gov). The actual cost of the election as determined by the Louisiana Secretary of State in accor‐ dance with the pro‐ visions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, is $144.65. St. Tammany Parish Lighting District No. 16 197646AU19-1T $79.80 PUBLIC NOTICE DECLARATION OF ELECTION RESULTS Be it known and de‐ clared that the gov‐ erning authority of St. Tammany Parish Lighting District No. 4 (the "Dis‐ trict"), did meet in open and public ses‐ sion to examine the official certified tab‐ ulations of votes cast at the special election held in the District on Saturday, May 16, 2026, and did examine and canvass the returns of the said election, there having been submitted at said election the follow‐ ing proposition, to wit: ST. TAMMANY PARISH LIGHT‐ ING DISTRICT NO. 4 PROPOSITION (MILLAGE) Shall St. Tammany Parish Lighting Dis‐ trict No. 4 (the "Dis‐ trict"), levy a 3.80 mills tax on all the property subject to taxation in the Dis‐ trict (an estimated $466,000 reason‐ ably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2026 and ending with the year 2035, for the purpose of contract‐ ing with any public utility company (or companies) to pro‐ vide and maintain utility poles and electric lights on the Parish streets, roads, highways, alleys and public places in the District and that the revenues de‐ rived therefrom shall be subject to debt service and ad‐ ministrative charges thereagainst? There was found by said count and can‐ vass that there was a total of 825 votes cast IN FAVOR OF the Proposition and a total of 2,409 votes cast AGAINST the Proposition, as here‐ inabove set forth, and that there was a majority of 1,584 votes cast AGAINST the Proposition as here‐ inabove set forth. Therefore, it has been declared by the governing authority of the Parish that the proposition as here‐ inabove set forth was duly DE‐ FEATED by a ma‐ jority of the votes cast by the qualified electors voting at the said special elec‐ tion held in the Dis‐ trict on Saturday, May 16, 2026. Re‐ sults by precinct are available from the Council Clerk of the Parish during regu‐ lar business hours or via the Louisiana Secretary of State’s website ‐

‐ jority of the votes cast by the qualified electors voting at the said special elec‐ tion held in the Dis‐ trict on Saturday, Legal Notices May 16, 2026. Re‐ sults by precinct are available from the Council Clerk of the Parish during regu‐ lar business hours or via the Louisiana Secretary of State’s website (voterpor‐ tal.sos.la.gov). The actual cost of the election as deter‐ mined by the Louisiana Secretary of State in accor‐ dance with the pro‐ visions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, is $1,646.82. St. Tammany Parish Lighting District No. 4 197644AU19-1T $78.57 PUBLIC NOTICE DECLARATION OF ELECTION RESULTS Be it known and de‐ clared that the gov‐ erning authority of the Town of Pearl River, State of Louisiana (the "Town"), did meet in open and public session to examine the official certified tabulations of votes cast at the special election held in the Town on Saturday, May 16, 2026, and did examine and canvass the returns of the said election, there having been submitted at said election the follow‐ ing proposition, to wit: PROPOSITION (SALES TAX RENEWAL) Shall the Town of Pearl River, State of Louisiana (the "Town"), be autho‐ rized to continue to levy and collect a sales and use tax of 0.25% (the "Tax") (an estimated $300,000 reason‐ ably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning July 1, 2026, in ac‐ cordance with Louisiana law, with the proceeds of the Tax (after paying the reasonable and nec‐ essary expenses of collecting and ad‐ ministering the Tax) to be used for the purpose of paying the costs of sewer maintenance and operations? There was found by said count and can‐ vass that there was a total of 338 votes cast IN FAVOR OF the Proposition and a total of 161 votes cast AGAINST the Proposition, as here‐ inabove set forth, and that there was a majority of 177 votes cast IN FAVOR OF the Proposition as here‐ inabove set forth. Therefore, it has been declared by the governing authority of the Town that the proposition as here‐ inabove set forth was duly CAR‐ RIED by a majority of the votes cast by the qualified elec‐ tors voting at the said special election held in the Town on Saturday, May 16, 2026. Results by precinct are avail‐ able from the Clerk of the Town during regular business hours or via the Louisiana Secretary of State’s website (voterportal.sos.la. gov). The actual cost of the election as determined by the Louisiana Secretary of State in accor‐ dance with the pro‐ visions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, is $630.88. Town of Pearl River, State of Louisiana 197034AUG19-1T $82.85 PUBLIC NOTICE DECLARATION OF ELECTION RESULTS Be it known and de‐ clared that the gov‐ erning authority of Road Lighting Dis‐ trict No. 9 of the Parish of St. Tam‐ many, State of Louisiana (the "Dis‐ trict"), did meet in open and public ses‐ sion to examine the official certified tab‐ ulations of votes cast at the special election held in the District on Saturday, May 16, 2026, and did examine and canvass the returns of the said election, there having been submitted at said election the follow‐ ing proposition, to wit: ROAD LIGHT‐ ING DISTRICT NO. 9 PROPOSI‐ TION (SERVICE CHARGE) Shall Road Lighting District No. 9 of the Parish of St. Tam‐ many, State of Louisiana (the "Dis‐ trict"), be authorized

ROAD LIGHT‐ ING DISTRICT NO. 9 PROPOSI‐ TION (SERVICE Legal Notices CHARGE)

DRAINAGE) PROJECT HMGP-40800016-LA SLIDELL, LOUISIANA

Legal Notices

W-14 Canal during high flow events when stormwater would flow over a constructed weir. After the W-14 Legal Notices Canal water surface elevation recedes below the crown el‐ evation of the W-14 weir, the detention ponds would dis‐ charge via con‐ structed outfall structures back into the W-14 Canal. The purpose of the pro‐ posed project is to reduce the fre‐ quency and severity of future flood dam‐ age to public and private infrastruc‐ ture in Slidell, LA, that currently occurs within the W-14 basin by providing FEMA funding to construct drainage improvements that would increase the stormwater-runoff conveyance capac‐ ity of the W-14 Canal and increase stormwater storage capacity within the W-14 basin.

Interested parties Shall Road Lighting are hereby notified District No. 9 of the that the Federal Parish of St. Tam‐ Emergency Man‐ Agency many, State of agement Louisiana (the "Dis‐ (FEMA) has pre‐ trict"), be authorized pared a draft Envi‐ to assess an annual ronmental Assess‐ service charge of ment (EA) and a $50 per structure or draft Finding of No lot (an estimated Significant Impact $123,300 reason‐ (FONSI) for pro‐ ably expected at this posed grant funding time to be collected under FEMA’s Haz‐ Mitigation from the levy of the ard Program service charge for an Grant entire year), for a (HMGP) to enable period of 10 years, construction of the beginning with the W-14 Canal Im‐ year 2026 and end‐ provement with De‐ Pond ing with the year tention Marsh 2035, to persons oc‐ (Fritchie cupying residential Drainage) Project in and non-residential Slidell, St. Tam‐ Parish, structures and per‐ many sons owning unoc‐ Louisiana. St. Tam‐ cupied structures lo‐ many Parish Gov‐ cated wholly or ernment proposes to partly within the construct flood con‐ boundaries of the trol improvements incorporate District and to per‐ that man‐ sons owning lots lo‐ stormwater cated wholly or agement interven‐ The purpose of the partly within the tions including stor‐ draft Environmental District upon which age and improved Assessment (EA) is no structure is lo‐ conveyance solu‐ to evaluate the po‐ cated for the pur‐ tions, involving two tential impacts of pose of paying util‐ project components the proposed action between and alternatives on ity charges for road located Avenue the human and lighting and main‐ Fremaux taining and operat‐ (U.S. Highway 190 physical environ‐ ing road lighting fa‐ Business, Shortcut ment in accordance cilities and equip‐ Highway) and Town with the National Parkway. Environmental Pol‐ ment within the Dis‐ Center The W-14 Canal Im‐ icy Act of 1969 trict? provement compo‐ (NEPA), Executive There was found by nent is located Order 11988, Exec‐ said count and can‐ within the W-14 utive Order 11990, vass that there was a Canal right-of-way, and the implement‐ total of 488 votes south of Fremaux ing regulations of cast IN FAVOR OF Avenue and north of FEMA (44 CFR the Proposition and Daney Street and in‐ Parts 9 and 10). a total of 1,055 cludes the W-14 votes cast Canal crossing at According to effec‐ Street, tive flood maps for AGAINST the Cousin Proposition, as here‐ within Sections 10 the proposed project inabove set forth, and 11, Township 9 area dated April 21, and that there was a South, Range 14 1999, most of the majority of 567 East, Slidell, LA work area of the Wvotes cast (Start: 30.277437, 14 Canal Improve‐ AGAINST the -89.770461; End: ment component is located in Flood Proposition as here‐ 30.270532, inabove set forth. -89.770143). To in‐ Zone AE, with a Therefore, it has crease stormwater small section near been declared by the flow capacity in the Fremaux Avenue lo‐ governing authority W-14 Canal, the W- cated in Flood Zone of the Parish that the 14 Canal Improve‐ X. That 1999 map component defines the Deten‐ proposition as here‐ ment inabove set forth proposes widening tion Pond compo‐ was duly DE‐ an approximately nent almost entirely within Flood Zone FEATED by a ma‐ 2,200-foot-long jority of the votes segment of the W-14 X; however, a small cast by the qualified Canal an additional portion along the Welectors voting at 20 feet. A 650-foot- 14 Canal is desig‐ segment, nated as Flood Zone the said special elec‐ long tion held in the Dis‐ which includes the AE. A preliminary Street flood map dated trict on Saturday, Cousin May 16, 2026. Re‐ bridge, would be April 30, 2008, de‐ sults by precinct are widened, reshaped, fines both compo‐ available from the and lined with con‐ nent areas as Flood slab and Zone AE, Elevation Council Clerk of the crete Parish during regu‐ riprap. The Deten‐ 11. Both effective preliminary lar business hours or tion Pond compo‐ and via the Louisiana nent consists of con‐ flood maps desig‐ Secretary of State’s structing two inter‐ nate most of the pri‐ website (voterpor‐ connected stormwa‐ mary benefit area as tal.sos.la.gov). The ter storage ponds to‐ Zone AE with the actual cost of the taling 23.4 acres on balance in Zone X. election as deter‐ a mostly previously Major flood risk in mined by the cleared 27.2-acre the primary benefit of land area is due to limita‐ Louisiana Secretary parcel tions of the W-14 of State in accor‐ (30.267908, dance with the pro‐ -89.768510) imme‐ basin to convey or stormwater visions of Chapter diately south of store 8-A of Title 18 of the Daney Street and during storm events. Louisiana Revised the W-14 Canal Im‐ Statutes of 1950, as provement compo‐ The draft EA evalu‐ amended, is nent, within Section ates alternatives rel‐ 14, Township 9 ative to applicable $365.91. South, Range 14 environmental laws. alternatives Road Lighting Dis‐ East, Slidell, LA. The trict No. 9 of the The western edge of evaluated include Parish of St. Tam‐ the detention ponds (1) no action; (2) the action; many, State of would follow the W- proposed 14 Canal for ap‐ and (3) the proposed Louisiana proximately 2,840 action without the 197645AU191T feet. At the south‐ Detention $84.29 Pond eastern corner of the component. site, a 25-foot-wide PUBLIC NOTICE by 800-foot-long The draft FONSI is temporary construc‐ FEMA’s finding that FEDERAL tion access road the Proposed Action EMERGENCY would be built to would not have a MANAGEMENT provide detention significant impact AGENCY pond access to on the human and (FEMA) nearby Town Center natural environ‐ NOTICE OF Parkway (Start: ment. The draft EA AVAILABLITY 30.265312, and draft FONSI are -89.765872; End: available for review DRAFT 30.265317, until September 19, ENVIRONMENT AL ASSESSMENT -89.763458). The 2026, at the detention ponds following locations: ST TAMMANY PARISH GOV‐ would have a 109.8 ac-foot stormwater • STPG ERNMENT capacity total, Administration W-14 CANAL 21410 IMPROVEMENT equivalent to over Building, WITH DETEN‐ 15,000,000 gallons, Koop Drive, Build‐ that would cap ture ing A, Man dev ille, TION POND and store increased LA 70471 (FRITCHIE stormwater from the Monday through MARSH W-14 Canal during Friday from 8:00 am DRAINAGE) high flow events to 4:30 pm; and PROJECT when stormwater • STPG Slidell HMGP-4080would flow over a Annex, 520 Old 0016-LA constructed weir. Spanish Trail, SLIDELL, After the W-14 Slidell, LA 70458 LOUISIANA Canal water surface Monday through Interested parties elevation recedes Friday from 8:30 am are hereby notified below the crown el‐ to 4:30 pm. that the Federal evation of the W-14 Emergency Man‐ weir, the detention This public notice agement Agency ponds would dis‐ will run in The (FEMA) has pre‐ charge via con‐ Farmer for five (5) outfall days,MEMBERS: starting Au‐ COMMISSION pared a draft Envi‐ structed structures back into gust 19, 2026. ronmen tal AsNEW sess‐ORLEANS (GREATER The P. Coulon - Chairman ment (EA) andCOMMISSION) a the W-14 Canal.Timothy EXPRESSWAY pro‐ CoxElec tronic copies of Jr. – Vice Chairman draft Finding of No purpose of the Ralph project isJames to W.these Tucker - Treasurer documents Sig nifBox icant pact posed P.O. 7656Im • Metarie, LA 70010 Clinton Secretary fre‐ R.and Ap- pen dices can (FONSI) for pro‐ reduce the Justin 504-835-3118 (office) Sharp -also Asst. Secretary/Treasurer severity be accessed on posed grant funding quency and Donald 504-835-2518 (fax) under FEMA’s Haz‐ of future flood dam‐ the FEMA website to public and at https://www. ard MitigaGREATER tion age NEW ORLEANS EXPRESSWAY COMMISSION pri vate infrastruc‐ fema.gov/ Grant Pro gram The Causeway Commission's amended for November - October 31, 2026 and inbudget Slidell, LA, 1, 2025 emergency(HMGP) to enable ture proposed budget for November 1, 2026cur - October 31,oc 2027 will be presented for approval by the that rently curs managers/ practit con struction of the Commission at its August 12, 2026 meeting. The Commission expects to receive $7,147,888 from within the W-14 ioners/environment W-14 Canal Im2,‐ which State Highway Fund No. is mandated for Debt Service. In the expenditure of State by mandated providing al-historic/ nepa- and prove ment withTransfers De‐ basin Surplus Interagency are the State allocations to various parishes FEMA fund ing repository and from amounts State mandate for policing of the Hueyto P. Long Bridge. ten tion set aside byPond (Fritchie Marsh construct drainage the St Tammany im prove ments that Parish’s web site at Drainage) Project in increase the www.stpgov.org/ Slidell, St. Tam‐ would2025 – 2026 2026 – 2027 notices. public_ many Parish, stormwater-runoff Louisiana. St. Tam‐ conveyance capac‐ MEANS OF FINANCE ity of 25,312,000 the W-14 25,185,000 There will be a 30many Tolls Parish Gov‐ Canal and increase day comment period ernState ment proposes Highway Fund No.to 2 7,147,888 6,750,00 storage be95,000 ginning on Au‐ Interest con struct flood con‐ stormwater98,305 gust 19, 2026, Revenue 92,853 the 85,000 trolOtherim provements capacity within and concluding on that incorporate W-14 basin. TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCE $32,651,046 $32,115,000 Sep tem ber 19, stormwater man‐ agement interven‐ The purpose of the 2026, at 4:30 pm. tions including stor‐ draft Environmental EXPENDITURES (EA) is 8,956,067 Comments on the agePayroll and improved Assessment & Benefits 7,869,541 ate the po‐ 5,763,000 draft EA may be Operating Costs con veyance solu‐ to evalu5,980,770 pacts of emailed to liroeh‐ Support 199,088 238,000 tions, inServices volving two tential im & Bridge Repair the proposed 10,032,309 action 6,212,025 phma@fema.dhs. proAcquisitions ject com ponents Debt Service 5,972,797 8,996,500 and al ter na tives on gov, Sub ject line: locatedSurplus &be tween I.A.T. 1,788,914 and 1,949,408 W-14 Canal FreState maux Av enue the human environ‐ $31,115,000 Drainage Improve‐ (U.S. way 190 physical TOTALHigh EXPENDITURES $32,651,046 Business, Shortcut ment in accordance ment with Detention Highway) and Town with the National Pond. vironmental Pol‐ Cen ter Parkway. En The budget may be reviewed aticy the Administration located in the Volunteers of America Act ofOffice 1969 Written comments The W-14 Im‐ Boulevard, Building, 3939Canal North Causeway Suite 400, Metairie, between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., (NEPA), Executive also can be submit‐ prove ment compo Monday through Friday, by ‐appointment. Order 11988, Ex ec ‐ ted via mail to: nent is located utive Order 11990, DEPART MENT Upon adoption Commission, the budget is submitted to the Legislative Fiscal Office forOF within theby theW-14 and the im plement ‐ HOME review and submission to the Joint Legislative Committee on Budget for approval. LAND Canal right-of-way, south of Fremaux ing regulations of SECURITY Avenue and north of FEMA (44 CFR FEMA EHP-W-14 Parts 9 and 10). CANAL Daney Street12-19-2T and in‐$188.60 196343AUG IMPROVEMENT cludes the W-14 Canal crossing at According to effec‐ 1500 MAIN tive flood maps for STREET Cousin Street, within Sections 10 the proposed project BATON ROUGE, area dated LA 70802.

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, Mon Environmental partment of En‐ sion or agency, or by Canal Southern Railroad (“EA”), which nor‐ (such as trails public PROPOSED Friday from 8:00 am W-14 Quality will accept De vironmental Qual‐ an association hav‐ Com pany ("AGS") use, and OFA) must mally will be avail ‐ SET TLE MENT Drainage Im prove ‐ to 4:30 pm; and com ments on the Public Records ing not less than ment with Detention provides notice that able 25 days after be filed directly AGREEMENT • STPG Slidell proposed settlement ity, Center, Room 127, twenty-five ✦(25) on or about August the filing of the with the Board’s BETWEEN Annex, 520 Old Pond. for the next forty✦ St. Tammany ✦ Wednesday, August 19, 2026 5B‐ who re Galvez Building, members 21, 2026, they in ‐ Sec tion of Ad min is ‐ abandonment notice THE LOUISIANA five (45) days. The Spanish Trail, 602 North Fifth side in the parish in Written comments tend to file with the of exemption. Com‐ tration, Office of DEPARTMENT Slidell,Legal LA 70458 pub lic is in vited and Notices Legal Notices Notices Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices the faNotices cility is Baton which Legal faceLegal Trans porta‐ ments Legal ings,Notices 395 E OF Legal Notices encouraged on en viron‐ ProceedLegal Monday through also can be submit‐ Sur to sub‐ Street, Rouge, Louisiana located; or 2) the tion Board mental and energy Street, S.W., Wash‐ ENVIRONMENT mit Friday from 8:30 am ted via mail to: writ ten com ‐ 70802. To request a secretary finds a sig‐ DEPARTMENT OF ("Board"), Wash‐ matters should be ington, DC 20423 AL QUALITY to 4:30 pm. ments to the copy of the pro‐ nificant degree of ington, DC, a Notice filed no later than 15 [See 49 C.FR. §§ AND BELL HOMELAND Louisiana De part ‐ of Exemption pur‐ days after the EA 1104.1(a) and DEVELOPMENT ment of Environ‐ posed settlement, public interest in This public notice SECURITY to 49 C.F.R becomes available 1104.3(a)], and one GROUP, LLC mit a completed this settlement. will run in The FEMA EHP-W-14 suant mental Quality, Of‐ sub Part 1152 Subpart F to the public. Such copy must be served Public Record Re‐ Farmer for five (5) CANAL fice of the Sec re tary, – quest Ex empt Aban don ‐ (DEQ For further on ap pli cants’ rep re ‐ comments will be days, starting Au‐ IMPROVEMENT Legal Division, Post Form Form ments, permitting addressed in a sentative [See 49 The Louisiana De‐ Of ISD-0005- information, you 1500 MAIN gust 19, 2026. fice Box 4302, 01). The form and may call the Legal NSR to abandon rail Board decision. In‐ CFR § 1104.12(a)]. partment of Envi‐ Baton STREET Rouge, service over an ap‐ terested for Division of the persons Questions regarding ronmental Quality Louisiana 70821- instructions Electronic copies of BATON ROUGE, prox completion may be Louisiana imately 3.60- may obtain a copy OFA, public use or and Bell Develop‐ 4302, these documents LA 70802. At ten tion: mile long rail line, of the EA or make trails use may be di‐ ment Group, LLC Michael J. Daniels, found on the DEQ Department of and Appendices can Website at the fol‐ Environmental tending from inquiries regarding rected to the Board’s (Respondent), also be accessed on If no substantive ex Attorney. All com‐ low Milepost NN 35.31 environmental mat‐ Office of Public As‐ Agency ing address: Quality at Interest ments the FEMA website comments are re‐ +/will be con ‐ to Mile post NN deq.louisiana. (225) 219-3985. sis tance, Gov ern ‐ at https://www. ceived, the draft EA 36.66 +/- and Mile‐ ters by writing to mental Affairs, and Numbers 246383 sidered by the De‐ http:// assets/docs/ 197591AUG19-1T will become final and 246394, have OEA, Surface fema.gov/ ment of Envi‐ gov/ $641.88 General/PublicR Compliance at 202- entered into a pro‐ part and a Finding of No post NA 36.00 to Transportation emergencyron men tal Qual ity Significant Impact Milepost NA 38.25 Board, 395 E Street, 245-0230. Copies of posed settlement in reaching a deci‐ ecordsRequestFor managers/practit +/- in St. Tammany SW, Washington, any comments or re‐ agreement, Settle‐ sion on whether to m.pdf, or by calling PUBLIC NOTICE ioners/environment (FONSI) will be is‐ Parish, Louisiana. D.C. 20423, or by quests for specific ment Tracking No. make the settlement the Customer Ser‐ sued for the project. al-historic/nepaThe Line is entirely calling that office at Board action should SA-AE-26-0046, vice Center at 1- STATE OF repository and from Substantive com‐ con 866-896-5337. tained in United (202) 245-0295. be served on the ap‐ concerning the final. SOUTH the St Tammany ments will be ad‐ States Postal Zip pli cant’s rep re sen ta ‐ State's allegations of Terms and condi‐ Appropriate offers CAROLINA, Parish’s website at dressed as appropri‐ Code ter ri tory Pur suant to La. R.S. tive: William A. ate en in the final doc u ‐ vi ron men tal vi o ‐ of fi nan cial as sis ‐ www.stpgov.org/ tions of the pro‐ 30:2050.7(D), the COUNTY OF 70460. There are no Mullins, Mullins ments. la tions by Re spon ‐ tance ("OFA") to public_notices. settlement Department of En‐ YORK, IN THE customers served on continue rail service Law Group, 2001 L dent in St. Tammany posed 197067AU19-1T FAMILY COURT agreement may be vi the Line, which has ronmental Quality FOR THE Street N.W., Suite $83.78 Parish and St. can be filed with the There will be a 30re viewed on the De ‐ been out of service Board. Requests for 720, Washington, Charles hold a public SIXTEENTH JU‐ Parish, day comment period ment of Envi‐ may for over ten years. environmental con‐ D.C. 20036; phone: Louisiana, which al‐ part hearing regarding DICIAL CIR‐ beginning on Au‐ PUBLIC NOTICE ron men tal Qual ity’s The this pro ceed ing will pro posed settle‐ CUIT, CASE NO. 202-663-7823. legations are set website at www. ditions, public use gust 19, 2026, be ment dock eted as AB when ei ther of 197628AU19-1T forth in Consoli‐ conditions, or rail 2026-DR-46-972, and concluding on NOTICE OF louisiana.gov, 290 the following condi‐ MYLAN (Sub No. banking/trails use $518.46 dated Compliance deq. GUY INTENT TO September 19, by selecting About tions 423X). are met: 1) a Order & No tice of also can be filed ABANDON AND 2026, at 4:30 pm. LDEQ, Enforce‐ written request for STROTHERS, The Board’s Of fice Po ten tial Penalty, with the Board. An Plain tiff, vs. PUB LIC NO TICE DISCONTINUE and Settle‐ public hearing has of Environmental original and 10 Enforcement Track‐ ment, SHEILA MARIE Comments on the RAIL SERVICE ments. The docu‐ been Analy sis (“OEA”) filed by STROTHERS, ing No. AE-CN-25copies of any plead ‐ TICE OF NO AB-290 (Sub-No. draft EA may be ment may also be generally will pre‐ ing that raises mat‐ OPPORTUNITY twenty-five (25) Defendant. TO 00296. emailed to liroeh‐ 423X) viewed at, and per pare an Environ‐ ters other than envi‐ FOR PUBLIC sons, by a gov‐ THE phma@fema.dhs. copies ob tained men ern tal As sess ment men tal sub di vi‐ DEFENDANT, The Department of from, the Louisiana issues COMMENT ON gov, Subject line: The Alabama Great (“EA”), which nor‐ ronmental sion or agency, or by SHEILA MARIE Environmental W-14 Canal Southern Railroad mally will be avail‐ (such as trails public PROPOSED De part ment of En ‐ Quality will accept vironmental Qual‐ an association hav‐ STROTHERS: use, and OFA) must SETTLEMENT Drainage Improve‐ Company ("AGS") 25 days after be filed directly AGREEMENT not less than YOU ARE comments on the ment with Detention provides notice that able Public Records ing twenty-five (25) HEREBY proposed settlement ity, on or about August the filing of the with the Board’s BETWEEN Pond. Cen ter, Room 127, members who re‐ SUMMONED to 21, 2026, they in‐ abandonment notice Section of Adminis‐ THE LOUISIANA for the next forty- Galvez Build ing, of exemption. Com‐ tration, Office of DEPARTMENT five (45) days. The 602 North Fifth side in the parish in answer the Com‐ Written comments tend to file with the ments environ‐ Proceedings, 395 E OF the facility is plaint for Absolute public is invited and also can be submit‐ Surface Transporta‐ mental on Baton which located; or 2) the Divorce in the and en ergy Street, S.W., Wash‐ ENVIRONMENT encouraged to sub‐ Street, tion Board ted via mail to: Rouge, Louisiana matters should be ington, DC 20423 AL QUALITY mit written com‐ 70802. To request a secretary finds a sig‐ above entitled ac‐ DEPARTMENT OF ("Board"), Wash‐ filed no later than 15 [See 49 C.FR. §§ AND BELL ments to the copy of the pro‐ nificant degree of tion, a copy of ington, DC, a Notice HOMELAND lic interest in which was filed and DEVELOPMENT Louisiana Depart‐ posed of Exemption pur‐ days after the EA 1104.1(a) SECURITY tlement, pub becomes available 1104.3(a)], and one GROUP, LLC this settlement. ment of Environ‐ submit a set with the Clerk of FEMA EHP-W-14 suant to 49 C.F.R to com pleted the public. Such copy must be served mental Quality, Of‐ Public Record Re‐ Court for York Part 1152 Subpart F CANAL fice of the Secretary, quest Form (DEQ For further County on May 28, – Exempt Abandon‐ comments will be on applicants’ repre‐ IMPROVEMENT ad dressed in a in for ma tion, you sentative [See 49 The STATE OFDeLOUISIANA 2026, located at Louisiana ‐ Legal Division, Post Form ments, permitting 1500 MAIN ISD-0005NSR to abandon rail Board decision. In‐ CFR § 1104.12(a)]. partment of Envi‐ Office Box 4302, 01). The form and may call the Legal 1555 W. Main STREET ter ested per sons Di vi sion of the PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY Baton Rouge, Ques tions re gard ing Street, Rock Hill, ronmental Quality BATON ROUGE, service over an ap‐ may obtain a copy instructions for Louisiana OFA, public use or and Bell Develop‐ Louisiana 70821- com South Carolina proximately 3.60LA 70802. pletion may be De 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT of the EA or make part ment of 4302, At ten tion: trails use may be di ‐ 29732, and to serve ment Group, LLC mile long rail line, found on the DEQ Environmental in quiries re gard ing Michael J. Daniels, rected to the Board’s a copy of your An‐ (Re spon dent), from If no substantive extending site attothe ‐ Quality at List theofCentral Pool forInthe Central Jury Court befol held environmental mat ‐ of Attorney. AllTerm com‐ ofWeb Office Public AsJury ‐ Agency swer upon the sub‐ terest comments are re‐ Milepost NN 35.31 ters low ing ad dress: ing to sistance, Govern‐ Numbers 246383 ments will be con‐ http://deq.louisiana. (225) 219-3985. scriber at the ad‐ ceived, the draft EA +/- to Milepost NN OEA,by writSur beginning onAfMonday, 31, 2026 drawn July 8, 2026 face mental 197591AUG19-1T dress below within sidered by on the Wednesday, De‐ gov/assets/ fairs, and August TAMMANY PARISH and 246394, have and +/- and Mile‐ will ST. become final 36.66 docs/ Trans porta tion $641.88 Compliance at 202- entered into a pro‐ partment of Envi‐ General/PublicR thirty (30) days after MICHAEL COOPER NA 36.00 to and a Find ing of No B.post service of this Sum‐ settlement ronmental Quality ecordsRequestFor Milepost NA 38.25 Board, 395 E Street, 245-0230. Copies of posed Significant PARISH ImpactPRESIDENT SW, Wash ing ton, in reach ing a de ci ‐ any com ments or re ‐ mons is complete, agreement, Settle‐ (FONSI) will be is‐ +/- in St. Tammany D.C. 20423, or by m.pdf, or by calling sion on whether to the quests specific ment Tracking Mahamat Abdelsalam David E Coulter Cassidy for R Gonzales Gabriel J Lanaux Nguyet T Nguyen Joe H Sheffieldex Jrclusive of the day No. sued for theApro ject. Parish, Louisiana. Cus tomer Ser‐ call ing that of fice at make the set tle ment Board ac tion should of SA-AE-26-0046, Ashton L Adcox Rodney J Cousin Jake M Graffagnini Jr Holly O Landis Frances R Noble Roy J Shubert IV such service. If Substantive com‐ The Line is entirely (202) 245-0295. vice Cen ter at 1final. beJames served on the ap‐ concerning Terricathe you fail to answer Justinwill J Akersbe ad‐ contained in United Alicia M Cox B Graham M Landor Richard B OConnell Melissa K Shugart ments 866-896-5337. propriate offers pliQuinn cant’s representa‐ State's allegaMary within that time, tionsSof Zip RAp Georgina M pro Albispri‐ States PostalChandler Craig J Green Landry Harold W Odell Sr Elizabeth B Siegrist dressed as ap of fi nan cial as sis ‐ Terms and condi‐ Pur tive: A. environmental viSo‐Landry terGrace ritory ateJohn in the docu‐ Code M final Aldana B Crain Sheree William A Green Nicole Dallas J Oliver Cristian Sierra judgment by default suant to La. R.S. tance ("OFA") to Mullins, Mullins lations by Re spon ‐ tions of the pro‐ 30:2050.7(D), 70460. There Taylor are noA Crandell ments. Audra M Allen Kayla M Greene Remi L Landry David M Orgeron the Robin G Silvanwill be rendered con tinue rail ser vice posed set tle ment Law Group, 2001 L against you for the many Lanning customers served 197067AU19-1T De part ment of En‐ James W Allen Jr Katieon M Crawford KarleighN.W., A GreerSuite dent in St. Tam Jacqueline Kevin J Orgeron Jonathan J Simon can be filed with the agree ment may be Street relief demanded in and the Line, which has $83.78 vi ronRmen tal Quality Tamia R Allen Kiara N Crawford Dottie LWash Griceington, Parish SamuelSt. A Laurent Leah Orkoulas Ronald D Singleton Board. Re quests for re viewed on the De ‐ 720, the Complaint. This Charles Parish, been out of ser vice R Crawford may a public Juan U Alvarez Latasha John 20036; A Griffinphone: Louisiana, which Paul WalLaurenzi Jr Carlos hold A Ortega Martha Skinner en vi ron men tal con ‐ part ment of En vi ‐ D.C. ser vice is made ‐ for over ten Brandy years.N Creppel ingM Ortiz-Campa regarding Sabrina M Anderson The Carolyn M Guidry Phu T set Le ronmental Quality’s hear Marilyn Beth Smith upon you by publi‐ ditions, public use 202-663-7823. legations are proceeding will this pro posed set tle ‐ Cesar A Andrade Brian P Crossland Clarence P Guillory Jr Edward J Leblanc Robert L Oulliber Charles R Smith cation pursuant to forth in Consoli‐ website at www. ment when either of be docketed as AB conditions, or rail 197628AU19-1T John M Anthony Cupiting/trails use $518.46 Tiffany D Guillot E Ledet Bruce T Owen Christine Smithan Order of this deq.louisiana.gov, dated ComSusan pliance 290 (Sub Kathryn No. Wbank the fol low ing con di ‐ Houssem N Aouididi 423X). Gregory G also Daigle can be filed Fabian A Gusman Debbie M Lefort Seth M Owen Kenneth E Smith Court authorizing Order & Notice of by selecting About tions are met: 1) a with the Board. An LDEQ, Enforce‐ writ Joshua D Arce Janice A Haik M Leggio Jailunten A Palmer Lauren E Smith service by publica‐ Potential Christy Penalty, The Board’s Geneva OfficeDaniels request for orig i nal and 10 ment, and Set tle ‐ Raymond D Armand IIIof Environmen William R Dantoni Frances A Hall Loretta C Lemmons Sophie M Palopoli Melvin A Smith tion, entered on July Enforcement Track‐ tal public hearing has copies of any plead ‐ ments. The doc u ‐ 23, 2026. Donae A. Justin J Armstrong Windy G Dantoni Pamela G Hall Ryan T Leonick Raymond P Palumbo Stacy G Smith ing No. AE-CN-25Analysis (“OEA”) been filed by ing that raises mat ‐ ment may also be Minor, Esq. Minor 00296. Kim L Auxilien Jamie M Davis Courtney L Hancock Edwin F Lewis Courtney M Parker Stanley A Smith generally will pre‐ twenty-five (25) ters other than envi‐ viewed at, and per pare an EnKlein vironM‐ Davis Marcia W Avery Hagan C Harkins Patrick S Leyland Melvin E Parker Eric R Snook Law Offices 1273 sons, by a gov ‐ ronmental issues obtained Nathaniel Road, The Department mental Assess ment Eugene E Ballex Olivia A Davis Katyrae Harmon John P of Ligoncopies Parker Emily G SongyEbenezer mental subJrdivi‐ (such as trails public from, the Louisiana ern EnvironmenBrenda tal A Lindsey (“EA”), which nor‐ Davis Alonzo I Baptiste Stephen Lessie L Harness Shelley Ragency, Parker or by Wendy P SongySuite B, Rock Hill, sion or use, and OFA) must Department of En‐ an Carolina Quality willAnthony acceptW Liner mally will beMichael avail‐ E Debram associ tion hav‐ Justin J Barbot Jill C Harris Tidarrius P aParker Peter J Soule South be filed directly ronmental Qual‐ ing on the PviLink able 25 daysGavin after less than Kevin J Barduca J Decker Charlotte M Harrison comments Christopher Maryanot M Payton Sean M Spiess 29732, Telephone: with the Board’s ity, Pub lic Records (803) 504-0971 At‐ proposed setLee tlement the filing of theT Delhom (25) Grant E Barker Karen Anthony J Hattier E Lips Center, Room 127, twenty-five Pierre E Pecot Timothy W Stalling Section of Adminis‐ torney for Plaintiff. for the nextJacefortyabandonment Ana notice mem who re‐ Sherry E Barnes L Demers Jacqueline G Hauck VThe Littleton Aliciabers I Pellegrin Jason A Stephens tra tion, Of fice of Galvez Build ing, 195613AU5-12-19five (45) days. of exemption.Semaj ComF‐ Dempsey side in the parish in Shaun M Bartley Stephen E Haupt Brady S Loisel Andrew N Pellegrin Lennie A Stevens Proceedings, 395 E 3T public is invited and 602 North Fifth which the facility is ments on enTaylor vironW ‐ Dennis Simon Batiste Jr Connor B Havard Jamie Lombardino Laurie S Pellissier Anna H Stevenson Baton located; or 2) the $ encouraged to sub‐ Street, mental and energy Street, S.W., Wash‐ ing ton, DC 20423 Garrett E Bech Torrance W Denomes Amanda N Haverfield Robert A Lotz Dan M Pender Patti P Stewart mit written com‐ Rouge, Louisiana secretary finds a sig‐ matters should be [See 49 C. FR. §§ Kevin C Becker Pasquale A Destasio Preston L Hayes Henry L Louis Jr Anthony M Penton Sanjay N Stewart ments to the 70802. To request a nificant degree of filed no later than 15 1104.1(a) and copy David B Bell Torey J Dickerson Elyse A Herbert III of the pro‐ pub Chase William M Stewart Jr Louisiana Stephen DepartJ‐ Loup days after the EA licA Pereira interest in 1104.3(a)], and one Lakaivia A Bellazan Suzanne S Dickey Ginny L Hernandez Todd G Martha Perry Ronald J Stigler ment of EnvironLoup ‐ posed settlement, this becomes available set tle ment. copy must be served submit a completed Sophy Phai Cathryn F Bender M Dieber Jordan R Hernandez John M Stile mental QualLuther ity, OfW‐ Lucas to the public.Joyce Such on applicants’ repre‐ Public Record Re‐ For retary, Anastasia R Bennett comments will Tami be S Dietrich Dennis C Herringshaw fice of the Sec Allison V Lucia Michael P Pham Seth C Stoltenow fur ther tative [See 49 Legal Division, Post addressed in a C sen Henry G Bennett Amanda Dingman Gerard R Herty Jr Taylor J Lunaquest Form (DEQ in Roy Cma Phillips Jr you William M Stout V for tion, CFR § 1104.12(a)]. ISD-0005- may Office BoxCassandra 4302, L Form Board decision. In‐L Donnelly Jan A Bennett Kristen Brian P Hickey Luquet April Bcall Pichon Schwanda Strickland the Legal Ques tions re gard ing 01). The form and Di Baton Rouge,B Lusch terested per sons Michael A Bennett Kellie E Dorgan Patricia M Hicks Andrew Danielle G Pierce John P Stroke vi sion of the OFA, pub lic use or instructions for Louisiana Louisiana Brian 70821may obtain aAshley copyR Dowden Yvonne L Bennett Jeanne B Hildebrandt T Lutman Jessica L Pierce Patrick J Strom trails use may be di ‐ com ple tion may be 4302, AtPamela tention: make De partWment of Raymond R Bercegay of the EA orKevin M Doyle Justine Hill A Mabry Walter Pierce Qizhou Sun rected to the Board’s found on the DEQ Michael J. Daniels, inquiries regard ingC Drawdy Jr En mental Lester J Bernadas Robert Michaela B Hill Barbara M Magee Jonvi Mron Pierre Jason C Synakiewicz Of fice of Pub lic As ‐ Web site at the fol ‐ At tor ney. All com ‐ environmentalPearl mat Qual at Jr Myles D Bernard A‐Duclos Noah R Hill III Patsy O Maise Jamesity A Pike Hayden H Tageant sis tance, Gov ern ‐ low ing ad dress: ments will be con ‐ ters by writing Margaret M Bevolo Lora LtoDucre Prentis J Hill Angela219-3985. M Pohlmann Christopher J Tamberella mental Affairs, and http://deq.louisiana. (225) sidered by Michael the DeD ‐ Malley OEA, Sur face 197591AUG19-1T Pamela A Beyer Richard D Hogan Suzanne B Poirier Patrick A Tanguis Compliance at 202gov/assets/docs/ partment ofShannon Envi‐W Mangum TransportationGage A Dufrene $641.88 245-0230. Copies of Hannah C Bickham Haley R Holden Evelena Polk Wendi G Taranto General/PublicR ronmental Genie QualFityManton Board, 395 E Michele Street, P Dugar any comments or re‐ Jennifer A Bittner Mindy Paul B Hollis Melissa L Polk Tommy J Tastet in reaching Blake a dePciMaquar ‐ ecordsRequestFor SW, Washing ton,M Dugas quests for specific Elissabeth Blofson Natasha L Hollister Jocelyn to Marinm.pdf, or by calling Ashley M Ponce Justin J Taylor sion on whether D.C. 20423, Guy or LbyDumaine Board action should the Customer Ser‐ Michael A Pool Jr Lorrie M Bode M Dumas Jeremy D Holloway A Marroy Deanna L Taylor-Bird make the setHarry tlement calling that ofDana fice at be served on the ap‐ vice Center at 1- Raven R Porter final. Elizabeth A Bonano Noah V Duplessis Demi R Hopkins David E Marsh Allison P Terry (202) 245-0295. plicant’s representa‐ 866-896-5337. Kyle W Bonin C Durel Deborah P Hord Cannon N Martensson Sierra L Potter Michelle B Tetlow Appropriate Jackie offers tive: William A. Terms and Maison condiT‐ Martin of financial Rodney assis‐J Durocher Deanna M Born Deborah Hose Sharon K Prestwood Rose M Thibodeaux Mullins, Mullins tions of the ‐ Pursuant to La. R.S. Renee E Prevost tance ("OFA") Nichole G Boucree Jerry StoDurtsche Michelle R Howell Marypro A Martin Arasia B Thompson Law Group, 2001 L posed setAbad tlement continue rail ser vice T Easley Elke S Boudoin Andrew Marsha K Hubbard Mata 30:2050.7(D), the Amber V Quave Mark Thompson Street N.W., Suite agreement may beMayDepartment of En‐ Charles G Rabeneck Hillary B Boudreaux can be filed with Lorithe H Echols Jeanine N Hudson Roger O Rochelle E Throckmorton 720, Wash ing ton, vi ron men tal Qual ity reviewed onEdna the De ‐ Board. Requests Charlotte L Boyd Rita for F Edwards Angela T Hughes S Mazier Ayu G Rachmaniarti Qing Tian D.C. 20036; phone: may hold a pub lic partment ofFrank Envi environmentalJoey con Courtney T Braud W‐Elam Nicholas A Hunter L ‐McCabe Elizabeth S Raggio Jose R Torres III 202-663-7823. hear ing re gard ing ron men tal Qual ity’s ditions, public use Al J Breaux Diane M Elfert Heidi D Hutcherson McCaslin Margaret A Tracey 197628AU19-1T proposed settle‐ Robert F Raines III website at Christopher www. Lthis con di tions, or rail Delaney C Bright Eric J Indermill Amanda Jene W Trapen $518.46 ment when either of Edwin C Ramos-Rodas deq.louisiana. gov, S McCormick banking/trailsAbdellatif use Elkersh Alicia T Brister Lisa Ivy S McCormick Katherine B Trauth the following condi‐ Trinett T Rankins by selectingRobyn About also can beMartha filedR Ellis Elizabeth M Brito Claire M Ennis Bobby Jo Jackson George John Tregellas tions are met: 1) a Yvonne M Ranzino LDEQ, En forceB‐ McCuen with the Board. An Keith W Brockman Jo Anne Jackson M McGiveron Melody A Treme ment, and Todd Settle ‐ written request for Abigail K Rase original andAllyson 10K Erminger public hearing has Monica L Raymond Jorge A Bronfield Lino Jaimedelgado James L Trent ments. TheJaimie docLu‐McGuiness copies of any Cody pleadM‐ Ernest been filed by Christopher A Razey Michelle L Broussard ing that raisesGregory Jason A James Dana Turbinton ment may Devin also EbeMcKinney mat‐ A Ertl twenty-five (25) Edwin L Reso Stanley A Broussard ters other thanRobert Dustin W Janes A McLemore Rose M Tusa viewed at,Derekand envi‐J Estopinal persons, by a gov‐ Katherine R Ribaul copies ob tained Latronya C Brown L Expose Kathrine W Jeffrey Sandra G Medus Sean A Tweedy ronmental Tiara issues ernmental subdivi‐ Adam G Rich from, the Louisiana (such as trailsTerry public Thiyonka S Brown B Fandal Angelica Johnson Stefanie L Meier Norma J Tyler sion or agency, or by Raleigh P Richards IV Department Brittany of EnA ‐ Meisner use, and OFA)Chelsea must C Farnell Choles N Brumfield Ashantila C Johnson Jaime D Vega an association hav‐ Connor M Riche vironmental Edwin Qual be filed diOuida rectlyM Ferguson Robert M Burger Elbert T Johnson M‐Mendoza Patricia M Vickers ing not less than Ronald J Rieger ity, Public Records with the Board’s Brian K Burkeen Vincent J Ferrara Harlie M Johnson Minnette L Meo Matthew J Vidacovich twenty-five (25) Center, Room 127,T Miceli Section of AdWayne minis‐L Fiske Max E Burkert Jr Lisa D Johnson Matthew Brett Ripp Tina L Von Buettner mem bers who re ‐ Galvez Building, A Michel tration, Office Tyler A Burrell Keithof R Fitzmorris Michelle M Johnson Danielle D Voyles side in the parish in Dianna B Risher 602 NorthJacqueline Fifth Proceedings, Janis 395 LEFleming Shawn P Byars Paula Johnson Jordan A Michel Alan G Rito Beonka E Wager which the fa cil ity is Street, Baton Street, S.W., Shane WashFleming ‐ Charles T Cain Van A Johnson Charles E Miller April S Wagner located; or 2) the Jacob A Ritter Rouge, Louisiana ing ton, DC 20423 Joyce F Cambas Evan§§ J Flynn Zackeir A Johnson Joshua P Waguespack secretary finds a sig‐ Luis A Rivera 70802. To reWilliam quest T a Milton [See 49 C.FR. Cheryl A Campbell Christine Roger E Johnston III Michael Linda G Walker nificant degree of Bertha L Roa-Roque copy of the proV ‐ Mitchell 1104.1(a) and A Foley John H Cantrell Dominick Fitzgerald Jones Barbara Hope M Wallis public interest in Anthony Roberson posed settle ment,S Moffett 1104.3(a)], and one A Fontana this settlement. Spencer L Carvin K Fontenot Reginald E Jones Angela W Monroe Brooklynn M Robertson Belinda L Waltersbeaver submit a com pleted copy must be Alec served Emma L Casnave Venus H Jones BrianRe P Moore Fay L Robertson Rita C Watson Public Record ‐ on applicants’Jenna repreL‐ Fontenot For further Lisa J Casnave Rebecca Sharon D Joya A Moore Lindsey M Robertson Donna M Welch quest FormDenise (DEQ sentative [See 49 L Foretsharp information, you Terrie T Rodrigue Form ISD-0005Jose Castrolanzas Jeremy S Fos Richard D Joyner Lynne H Moore Jourdanle S Welty CFR § 1104.12(a)]. 01). The form Questions regard ing G Foti Lori T Cavalier Elizabeth David J Kaelin Ryan and J Mooremay call the Legal Wes J Romer Fritz N Westenberger Division of the Martin J Ronis instructions Sandrafor OFA, public Paul use ForFradella Rayelyn H Cerniglia Raymond M Kain S Moore Kerry M Whitman Louisiana completion Taylor may be be diJ ‐Frederick Harold L Chambliss trails use mayGary Kayla M Kass E Moore Michael R Runions Alaina G Whittington Department of found on the DEQ rected to the Board’s Nicolas Chan-Cruz Jennifer M Freme Gregory R Kelly Debra D Moran Richard A Sabalot Caitlyn E Williams En vi ron men tal Website at Salem the fol ‐ Office of PubHillary lic As‐V Fremin Luis S Chavira Jr Scott A Kelly Morelli Jessica K Saini Elton S Williams Qual ity at lowing ad dress: sistance, Gov ern James R Childs Altis K‐Fry Kent C Kennel Brent D Morgan Alexandra N Sanchez Howell Williams (225) 219-3985. http://deq.louisiana. mental Affairs, and David M Chocheles Avery A Fuerst Kenneth T Kinchen Cathy L Morris Joshua W Sanchez Karen L Williams 197591AUG19-1T gov/ assets/ docs/ pliance atAnna 202Katelyn K Chowdhary Com C Furby Lyrae N Kinchen Hope A Sansing Kyle A Williams $641.88 General/PubJonavon licR J Morris 245-0230. Copies of Andrea R Christian P ‐Gaffney Jr Austin D King Shawn Laura A Santelli Natosha E Williams ecordsReques tForC Morris any commentsJohn or re August L Claverie III quests for spe Meghan Elizabeth A King D Morse Jr Karina Santiago Seanica N Williams m.pdf, or byHarold calling cific L Gallien Bruce R Clelland Sanford Kinnear Donaven Felix M Santos Wilbert L Williams Jr the Customer Ser‐T Moss Board action Sandra shouldA Galloway Kyndall P Clements Shawn Carl T Kinsey Becky L Sara Kathryn A Wilson vice CenterJeanette at 1-S Muasher be served on the ap‐M Gandy John C Colombo Dianne S Klibert Whitney A Muchison Mary T Sarantakos Terrence D Wilson 866-896-5337. plicant’s repreFrank sentaS‐ Garcia Jr Emma G Condon Kristin Rolf D Klingenberg Bailey M Mulkey Russell A Sartin Austin A Windom tive: William A.M Gardner Pursuant to La. Peter A Conravey III Mullins, Brandon L Garrett Ashley B Knapp AllieR.S. L Murden Tiffany M Saunders Chananya Wongwannon Mullins 30:2050.7(D), the Law Group, 2001 Raul A Contrerasbarahona StevenLL Garver Deborah A Knowles Luke A Murphy Katherine A Scanlan Alan J Wrublewski Department Erika of En ‐ Street N.W., Victoria Suite K Gauthreaux Casey D Cook April L Kolb A Murray Travis C Scearce Shaun Xiao vironmental Michael QualityR Murray 720, Washing ton, Michael J Cook David B Gerard August J Kuntz Dawn Rae B Scott Martha K Yoselevitz may hold aBryan pubM licMutell D.C. 20036; phone: Douglas A Cooper Cathy L Ghegan Anita L Lachney Theresa B Sehlinger Jori D Young hearing reMonique gardingA Natal 202-663-7823.Jena Giardina Kenneth A Cooper Luke E Laggner Holly H Serpas Abraham J Zeevi this proposed settle ‐ Hazekiah L Copeland 197628AU19-1T Josiah A Gillespie Brent S Lajaunie Leon A Negrotto Donald P Sharp Justin E Zenon ment when ei ther of $518.46 Gay E Corley Frank A Giovingo Dominick F Lala II Emily G Sharp Edgardo R Zeron the followingSarah conM di‐Nelson Vivian E Cornelius Lila J Glaze Rachel R Lambert Khuong Madeline Shaw Nicholas M Zimmerman tions are met: 1) aD Nguyen written request for public hearing has STATE LOUISIANA been OFfiled by twenty-five (25) PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY persons, by a gov‐ 22ND JUDICIAL COURT ernmental DISTRICT subdivi‐ sion or agency, or by an association hav‐ CERTIFICATION ing not less than twenty-five (25) I, Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk of Court, on this 8th day of July 2026, domem hereby berscertify who that re‐ the above and foregoing listing of the central jury venire is a true and correct side in the parish in “Listing of the Central Jury Venire,” being in compliance with Title XI, Qualifications and Selection of Grand and Petit Jurors, Code of Criminal Procedure, Art. 408.1, for which the facility is the Central Jury Term of Court to be held beginning on August 31, 2026 and drawnoron2)July located; the8, 2026. secretary finds a sig‐ nificant degree of Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk of Court public interest in 196344AUG19-1T $627.91 this settlement. lll

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‐ CONSTRUCTION, DENT JABBIA Summer Holiday, INC., IN THE 1. OPENING AMOUNT OF Lee Rd. Jr. High As ‐ A. ROLL CALL $256,382.00 sistant Prin pal Members present: ✦ St. Tammany ✦ ci Wednesday, August 19, 2026 ✦FOR 7B THE ALTER‐ Matthew Greene, Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal TO AD‐ CONSENT ATIONS RoslynLegal Hanson, 3. Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices MINISNotices TRATION Adaline Rutherford, AGENDA Kalinda Fauntleroy, A. APPROVAL OF ENTRY - STU‐ FOR DENT SERVICES Amanda Martin, Is‐ MINUTES abelle Moore, Mike THE REGULAR AT NORTHSHORE HIGH SCHOOL, MEET ING HELD Peterson, Gia Baker, STPSB PROJECT Deborah McCol‐ JUNE 11, 2026 lum, Michelle B. APPROVAL OF NO. 1994 FOR E. RECOMMENDS Hirstius, James MINUTES SPECIAL ACCEPTANCE OF Braud, Dennis THE Cousin, and MEETING HELD THE LOW BASE BID, SUBMITTED Michelle Ruffino JUNE 11, 2026 E.C.O. C. RECOM‐ BY Gallaher BUILDERS, INC., MENDS AC CEP ‐ Members absent: Brandon Harrell and TANCE OF THE IN THE AMOUNT LOW BASE BID, OF $1,385,000.00 Tammy Lamy SUBMITTED BY FOR THE ADDI‐ TIONS AT FIFTH B. INVOCATION PREFERRED JUNIOR & PLEDGE OF AL‐ ELECTRIC, INC., WARD IN THE AMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL, LEGIANCE STPSB PRO JECT OF $261,267.00 C. RECOGNITION FOR THE SOFT‐ NO. 2578 BALL FIELD F. RECOMMENDS OF VISITORS LIGHTING AT ACCEPTANCE OF THE LOW BASE D. SUPERINTEN‐ MANDEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, BID, SUBMITTED DENT’S UPDATE STPSB PROJECT BY LA CON‐ TRACTING EN‐ 2. SPECIAL NO. 1937 PUBLIC NOTICE D. RECOM‐ TERPRISE, LLC, RECOGNITION IN THE AMOUNT MENDS AC CEP ‐ A. ANNOUNCE‐ Board Meeting Thursday, July 16, MENT OF ADMIN‐ TANCE OF THE OF $1,142,343.00 ISTRATIVE AP‐ LOW BASE BID, FOR THE SITE 2026 at 6:00 PM C.J. Schoen Admin POINTMENTS - SUBMITTED BY CLEARING, PAVING WITH SIEVERDING SUPERINTEN‐ Complex CONSTRUCTION, MODULAR MOV‐ DENT JABBIA Summer Holiday, INC., IN THE ING, INSTALLA‐ 1. OPENING OF TION AND IN‐ Lee Rd. Jr. High As‐ AMOUNT A. ROLL CALL $256,382.00 FOR FRASTRUCTURE Members present: sistant Principal THE ALTER‐ AT PINE VIEW Matthew Greene, CONSENT ATIONS TO AD‐ MIDDLE Roslyn Hanson, 3. SCHOOL, STPSB MINISTRATION Adaline Rutherford, AGENDA NO. Kalinda Fauntleroy, A. APPROVAL OF ENTRY - STU‐ PROJECT FOR DENT SERVICES 2561 Amanda Martin, Is‐ MINUTES RECOM‐ abelle Moore, Mike THE REGULAR AT NORTHSHORE G. Peterson, Gia Baker, MEETING HELD HIGH SCHOOL, MENDS ACCEP‐ TANCE OF THE STPSB PRO JECT Deborah McCol‐ JUNE 11, 2026 LOW BASE BID, lum, Michelle B. APPROVAL OF NO. 1994 FOR E. RECOMMENDS SUBMITTED BY Hirstius, James MINUTES SPECIAL ACCEPTANCE OF RASHAD AC AND Braud, Dennis THE Cousin, and MEETING HELD THE LOW BASE HEATING LLC, IN BID, SUBMITTED THE AMOUNT OF Michelle Ruffino JUNE 11, 2026 E.C.O. $674,000.00 FOR C. RECOM‐ BY Gallaher Members absent: MENDS ACCEP‐ BUILDERS, INC., THE REPLACE‐ MENT OF FRESH IN THE AMOUNT Brandon Harrell and TANCE OF THE LOW BASE BID, OF $1,385,000.00 AIR UNITS AT 200 Tammy Lamy SUBMITTED BY FOR THE ADDI‐ AND 300 WINGS TIONS AT FIFTH AT MARIGNY EL‐ B. INVOCATION PREFERRED JUNIOR EMENTARY & PLEDGE OF AL‐ ELECTRIC, INC., WARD IN THE AMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL, SCHOOL, STPSB LEGIANCE NO. OF $261,267.00 STPSB PROJECT PROJECT 1912 C. RECOGNITION FOR THE SOFT‐ NO. 2578 H. REC OM ‐ F. REC OM MENDS BALL FIELD OF VISITORS LIGHTING AT ACCEPTANCE OF MENDS ACCEP‐ THE LOW BASE TANCE OF REVI‐ D. SUPERINTEN‐ MANDEVILLE TO HIGH SCHOOL, BID, SUBMITTED SIONS DENT’S UPDATE STPSB PROJECT BY LA CON‐ SCHOOL BOARD PUBLIC NOTICE TRACTING EN‐ POLICY DIC - IN‐ 2. SPECIAL NO. 1937 D. RECOM‐ TERPRISE, LLC, VENTORIES RECOGNITION Board Meeting A. ANNOUNCE‐ MENDS ACCEP‐ IN THE AMOUNT I. RECOMMENDS Thursday, July 16, MENT OF ADMIN‐ TANCE OF THE OF $1,142,343.00 ACCEPTANCE OF TO 2026 at 6:00 PM ISTRATIVE AP‐ LOW BASE BID, FOR THE SITE REVISIONS SCHOOL BOARD C.J. Schoen Admin POINTMENTS - SUBMITTED BY CLEARING, Complex PAVING WITH POLICY DJEG SIEVERDING SUPERINTEN‐ PUR‐ CONSTRUCTION, MODULAR MOV‐ SCHOOL DENT JABBIA 1. OPENING Summer Holiday, INC., IN THE ING, INSTALLA‐ CHASE ORDERS A. ROLL CALL OF TION AND IN‐ J. RECOMMENDS Lee Rd. Jr. High As‐ AMOUNT Members present: sistant Principal $256,382.00 FOR FRASTRUCTURE ACCEPTANCE OF TO Matthew Greene, THE ALTER‐ AT PINE VIEW REVISIONS THE CUSTODIAN Roslyn Hanson, 3. CONSENT ATIONS TO AD‐ MIDDLE DESCRIP‐ Adaline Rutherford, AGENDA SCHOOL, STPSB JOB MINISTRATION Kalinda Fauntleroy, A. APPROVAL OF ENTRY - STU‐ PROJECT NO. TION K. RECOM‐ Amanda Martin, Is‐ MINUTES FOR DENT SERVICES 2561 abelle Moore, Mike THE REGULAR AT NORTHSHORE G. RECOM‐ MENDS ACCEP‐ PUBLIC NOTICE Peterson, Gia Baker, MEETING HELD HIGH SCHOOL, MENDS ACCEP‐ TANCE OF THE TO Deborah McCol‐ JUNE 11, 2026 STPSB PROJECT TANCE OF THE REVISIONS STATE OF lum, Michelle B. APPROVAL OF NO. 1994 LOW BASE BID, THE SWE AIDE II SOUTH DESCRIP‐ Hirstius, James MINUTES FOR E. RECOMMENDS SUBMITTED BY JOB CAROLINA, Braud, Dennis THE SPECIAL ACCEPTANCE OF RASHAD AC AND TION COUNTY OF Cousin, and MEETING HELD THE LOW BASE HEATING LLC, IN L. RECOMMENDS YORK, IN THE Michelle Ruffino JUNE 11, 2026 BID, SUBMITTED THE AMOUNT OF ACCEPTANCE OF FAMILY COURT Gallaher E.C.O. $674,000.00 FOR THE REVISIONS C. RECOM‐ BY FOR THE SCHOOL Members absent: MENDS ACCEP‐ BUILDERS, INC., THE REPLACE‐ TO SIXTEENTH JU‐ Bran don Har rell and TANCE OF THE IN THE AMOUNT MENT OF FRESH BOARD POLICY DICIAL CIR‐ BCBJ BROAD‐ Tammy Lamy AIR UNITS AT 200 OF $1,385,000.00 LOW BASE BID, CUIT, CASE NO. AND SUBMITTED BY FOR THE ADDI‐ AND 300 WINGS CASTING 2026-DR-46-972, B. INVOCATION PREFERRED TIONS AT FIFTH AT MARIGNY EL‐ RECORDING OF MYLAN GUY SCHOOL BOARD & PLEDGE OF AL‐ ELECTRIC, INC., WARD JUNIOR EMENTARY STROTHERS, LEGIANCE IN THE AMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL, SCHOOL, STPSB MEETINGS Plaintiff, vs. RECOM‐ NO. M. OF $261,267.00 STPSB PROJECT PROJECT SHEILA MARIE MENDS ACCEP‐ C. RECOGNITION FOR THE SOFT‐ NO. 2578 1912 STROTHERS, TANCE OF A NEW OF VIS I TORS RECOM‐ BALL FIELD F. RECOMMENDS H. Defendant. TO LIGHTING AT ACCEPTANCE OF MENDS ACCEP‐ SCHOOL BOARD THE D. SUPERINTEN‐ MANDEVILLE THE LOW BASE TANCE OF REVI‐ POLICY - TRANS‐ DEFENDANT, DENT’S UPDATE TO PARENCY AND HIGH SCHOOL, BID, SUBMITTED SIONS SHEILA MARIE STPSB PROJECT BY LA CON‐ SCHOOL BOARD INTEGRITY OF STROTHERS: 2. SPECIAL NO. 1937 TRACTING EN‐ POLICY DIC - IN‐ PUBLIC MEET‐ PUBLIC NOTICE YOU ARE ING RECORD‐ RECOGNITION D. RECOM‐ TERPRISE, LLC, VENTORIES HEREBY A. ANNOUNCE‐ MENDS ACCEP‐ IN THE AMOUNT I. RECOMMENDS INGS Board Meeting SUMMONED to N. CON SENT MENT OF AD MIN ‐ TANCE OF THE OF $1,142,343.00 ACCEPTANCE OF Thursday, July 16, answer the Com‐ ISTRATIVE AP‐ LOW BASE BID, FOR THE SITE REVISIONS TO AGENDA VOTE 2026 at 6:00 PM plaint for Absolute SCHOOL BOARD C.J. Schoen Admin POINTMENTS - SUBMITTED BY CLEARING, Divorce in the SUPERINTEN‐ SIEVERDING PAVING WITH POLICY DJEG - Motion to accept all Complex above entitled ac‐ DENT JABBIA PUR‐ items listed under CONSTRUCTION, MODULAR MOV‐ SCHOOL tion, a copy of consent. Summer Holiday, INC., IN THE ING, INSTALLA‐ CHASE ORDERS 1. OPENING which was filed Lee Rd. Jr. High As‐ AMOUNT OF TION AND IN‐ J. RECOMMENDS Moved by: Isabelle A. ROLL CALL with the Clerk of $256,382.00 FOR FRASTRUCTURE ACCEPTANCE OF Moore; seconded Members present: sistant Principal Court for York TO by: Adaline Ruther‐ THE ALTER‐ AT PINE VIEW REVISIONS Matthew Greene, County on May 28, 3. CON SENT THE CUSTODIAN ford ATIONS TO AD‐ MIDDLE Roslyn Hanson, 2026, located at Matthew DESCRIP‐ Yea: MINISTRATION SCHOOL, STPSB JOB Adaline Rutherford, AGENDA 1555 W. Main Greene, Roslyn NO. TION Kalinda Fauntleroy, A. APPROVAL OF ENTRY - STU‐ PROJECT Street, Rock Hill, Adaline FOR DENT SERVICES 2561 K. RECOM‐ Hanson, Amanda Martin, Is‐ MINUTES South Carolina RECOM‐ MENDS ACCEP‐ Rutherford, Kalinda abelle Moore, Mike THE REGULAR AT NORTHSHORE G. 29732, and to serve PUBLIC NOTICE Peterson, Gia Baker, MEETING HELD HIGH SCHOOL, MENDS ACCEP‐ TANCE OF THE Fauntleroy, Amanda a copy of your An‐ Isabelle TO Martin, STPSB PROJECT TANCE OF THE REVISIONS Deborah McCol‐ JUNE 11, 2026 swer upon the sub‐ STATE OF LOW BASE BID, THE SWE AIDE II Moore, Mike Peter‐ lum, Michelle B. APPROVAL OF NO. 1994 scriber at the ad‐ SOUTH son, Gia Baker, MIN UTES FOR JOB DE SCRIP ‐ E. REC OM MENDS SUBMITTED BY Hirstius, James dress below within CAROLINA, Deborah McCol‐ SPECIAL ACCEPTANCE OF RASHAD AC AND TION Braud, Dennis THE thirty (30) days after COUNTY OF Michelle Cousin, and MEETING HELD THE LOW BASE HEATING LLC, IN L. RECOMMENDS lum, service of this Sum‐ YORK, IN THE James BID, SUBMITTED THE AMOUNT OF ACCEPTANCE OF Hirstius, Michelle Ruffino JUNE 11, 2026 mons is complete, FAMILY COURT Dennis C. RECOM‐ BY E.C.O. $674,000.00 FOR THE REVISIONS Braud, Gallaher exclusive of the day FOR THE and SCHOOL Cousin, Members absent: MENDS ACCEP‐ BUILDERS, INC., THE REPLACE‐ TO SIXTEENTH JU‐ of such service. If Brandon Harrell and TANCE OF THE IN THE AMOUNT MENT OF FRESH BOARD POLICY Michelle Ruffino DICIAL CIR‐ you fail to answer Gal la her LOW BASE BID, OF $1,385,000.00 AIR UNITS AT 200 BCBJ - BROAD‐ Tammy Lamy CUIT, CASE NO. within that time, SUBMITTED BY FOR THE ADDI‐ AND 300 WINGS CASTING AND Not Present: Bran‐ judgment by default 2026-DR-46-972, TIONS AT FIFTH AT MARIGNY EL‐ RECORDING OF don Harrell and B. INVOCATION PREFERRED MYLAN GUY will be rendered SCHOOL BOARD Tammy Lamy JUNIOR EMENTARY against you for the & PLEDGE OF AL‐ ELECTRIC, INC., WARD STROTHERS, IN THE AMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL, SCHOOL, STPSB MEETINGS Motion Carries 13-0 relief demanded in LEGIANCE Plaintiff, vs. OF $261,267.00 STPSB PROJECT PROJECT RECOM‐ NO. M. SHEILA MARIE the Complaint. This AGENDA MENDS ACCEP‐ 4. 1912 service is made C. RECOGNITION FOR THE SOFT‐ NO. 2578 STROTHERS, BALL FIELD F. RECOMMENDS H. RECOM‐ TANCE OF A NEW ITEMS upon you by publi‐ OF VISITORS Defendant. TO LIGHT ING AT ACCEPTANCE OF MENDS ACCEP‐ SCHOOL BOARD A. APPROPRIATE cation pursuant to THE THE LOW BASE TANCE OF REVI‐ POLICY - TRANS‐ RETIREMENT an Order of this D. SUPERINTEN‐ MANDEVILLE DEFENDANT, HIGH SCHOOL, BID, SUBMITTED SIONS TO PARENCY AND RESOLUTIONS DENT’S UPDATE SHEILA MARIE Court authorizing STPSB PROJECT BY LA CON‐ SCHOOL BOARD INTEGRITY 197728 FOL‐ OF FOR19-1TTHE service by publica‐ STROTHERS: LOWING$ 1243.62 CER‐ tion, entered on July PUBLIC NOTICE TRACTING EN‐ POLICY DIC - IN‐ PUBLIC MEET‐ AUG 2. SPECIAL NO. 1937 YOU ARE D. RECOM‐ TERPRISE, LLC, VENTORIES ING RECORD‐ TIFICATED PER‐ 23, 2026. Donae A. RECOGNITION HEREBY SONNEL SUBSE‐ A. ANNOUNCE‐ MENDS ACCEP‐ IN THE AMOUNT I. RECOMMENDS INGS SUMMONED to Minor, Esq. Minor Board Meeting OF THE OF $1,142,343.00 TO JUNE CON SENT QUENT ACCEP TANCE OF N. OF AD MIN‐ TANCE answer the Com‐ Law Offices 1273 Thursday, PublicJuly Notices Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices 16, MENTPublic LOW BASE BID, Legal Notices Legal Notices 11, 2026: VOTE TO AGENDA Road, 2026 atMeet/Hear/Min FOR Meet/Hear/Min THE SITE REVISIONS ISTRAMeet/Hear/Min TIVE AP‐ plaint for Absolute Ebenezer Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min 6:00 PM SUB MIT TED BY SCHOOL BOARD CLEARING, Divorce in the Suite B, Rock Hill, C.J. Schoen Admin POINTMENTS SIEVERDING Carolina Complex PAVING WITH POLICY DJEG - Motion to accept all Kimberly A. Hick‐ SUPERINTEN‐ above entitled ac‐ South CONSTRUCTION, MODULAR MOV‐ SCHOOL PUR‐ items listed under son, Brooks Cur‐ DENT JABBIA tion, a copy of 29732, Telephone: riculum Center consent. Summer Holiday, INC., IN THE ING, INSTALLA‐ CHASE ORDERS which was filed (803) 504-0971 At‐ 1. OPENING OF TION AND IN‐ J. RECOMMENDS Moved by: Isabelle 33.00 years, all in Lee Rd. Jr. High As‐ AMOUNT with the Clerk of torney for Plaintiff. A. ROLL CALL $256,382.00 FOR FRASTRUCTURE ACCEPTANCE OF Moore; seconded St. Tammany Parish Court for York 195613AU5-12-19- Members present: sistant Principal THE ALTER‐ AT PINE VIEW REVISIONS TO by: Adaline Ruther‐ County on May 28, 3T Matthew Greene, Jennifer P. Tonglet, THE CUSTODIAN ford CONSENT ATIONS TO AD‐ MIDDLE 2026, located at $ Roslyn Hanson, 3. MIN IS TRA TION Matthew Brooks Curriculum SCHOOL, STPSB JOB DESCRIP‐ Yea: 1555 W. Main Adaline Rutherford, AGENDA ENTRY STU ‐ Cen ter Greene, Roslyn PRO TION JECT NO. A. AP PROVAL OF Street, Rock Hill, PUBLIC NOTICE Kalinda Fauntleroy, Adaline 29.00 years, 28.00 K. RECOM‐ Hanson, FOR DENT SERVICES 2561 South Carolina Amanda Martin, Is‐ MINUTES RECOM‐ MENDS ACCEP‐ Rutherford, Kalinda years in St. Tam‐ 29732, and to serve “Any knowing the abelle Moore, Mike THE REGULAR AT NORTHSHORE G. a copy of your An‐ whereabouts of Peterson, Gia Baker, MEETING HELD HIGH SCHOOL, MENDS ACCEP‐ TANCE OF THE Fauntleroy, Amanda many Parish STPSB PROJECT TANCE OF THE REVISIONS Isabelle TO Martin, swer upon the sub‐ William D. Johnson, Deborah McCol‐ JUNE 11, 2026 1994 LOW BASE BID, THE SWE AIDE II Moore, Mike Peter‐ Neal G. Naquin, scriber at the ad‐ Emma L. Johnson, lum, Michelle B. APPROVAL OF NO. DESCRIP‐ son, Gia Baker, Covington High FOR E. RECOMMENDS SUBMITTED BY JOB dress below within Jennifer Werther, Hirstius, James MINUTES Deborah McCol‐ 42.96 years, 25.96 SPECIAL ACCEPTANCE OF RASHAD AC AND TION thirty (30) days after please contact Atty. Braud, Dennis THE THE LOW BASE Michelle years in St. Tam‐ L. HEAT ING LLC, IN REC OM MENDS lum, MEET ING HELD service of this Sum‐ E. Appleberry, 405 Cousin, and BID, SUBMITTED THE AMOUNT OF ACCEPTANCE OF Hirstius, James many Parish mons is complete, Gretna Blvd., Ste. Michelle Ruffino JUNE 11, 2026 E.C.O. $674,000.00 FOR THE REVISIONS Braud, Dennis C. RECOM‐ BY exclusive of the day 104, Gretna, LA Gallaher and Jennifer R. Davis, SCHOOL Cousin, of such service. If 70053; (504) 362- Members absent: MENDS ACCEP‐ BUILDERS, INC., THE REPLACE‐ TO you fail to answer 7800 office; (504) Brandon Harrell and TANCE OF THE IN THE AMOUNT MENT OF FRESH BOARD POLICY Michelle Ruffino Fifth Ward Junior High LOW BASE BID, OF $1,385,000.00 AIR UNITS AT 200 BCBJ - BROAD‐ Gallaher within that time, 451-1310 cell; Tammy Lamy AND Not Present: Bran‐ 31.36 years, all in SUBMITTED BY FOR THE ADDI‐ AND 300 WINGS CASTING judgment by default elaineea@ TIONS AT FIFTH St. Tammany Parish don Har rell and AT MARIGNY EL‐ RECORDING OF will be rendered bellsouth.net B. INVOCATION PREFERRED WARD JUNIOR EMENTARY SCHOOL BOARD Tammy Lamy against you for the 196371AU12-19& PLEDGE OF AL‐ ELECTRIC, INC., HIGH SCHOOL, SCHOOL, STPSB MEETINGS Motion Carries 13-0 Gilbert Hartzog, Jr., IN THE AMOUNT relief demanded in 26-3T LEGIANCE Fifth Ward Junior NO. M. RECOM‐ OF $261,267.00 STPSB PROJECT PROJECT the Complaint. This $235.00 2578 AGENDA High 1912 MENDS ACCEP‐ 4. service is made C. RECOGNITION FOR THE SOFT‐ NO. 33.00 years, 9.00 RECOM‐ TANCE OF A NEW ITEMS BALL FIELD F. RECOMMENDS H. upon you by publi‐ OF VISITORS Public Notices LIGHTING AT ACCEPTANCE OF MENDS ACCEP‐ SCHOOL BOARD A. APPROPRIATE years in St. Tam‐ cation pursuant to Meet/Hear/Min THE LOW BASE TANCE OF REVI‐ POLICY - TRANS‐ RETIREMENT many Parish an Order of this D. SUPERINTEN‐ MANDEVILLE TO PARENCY AND RESOLUTIONS HIGH SCHOOL, BID, SUBMITTED SIONS Court authorizing DENT’S UPDATE STPSB PROJECT BY LA CON‐ SCHOOL BOARD INTEGRITY OF FOR THE FOL‐ Cherie N. Bergeron, service by publica‐ TRACTING EN‐ POLICY DIC - IN‐ PUBLIC MEET‐ LOWING CER‐ Harrison Curricu‐ tion, entered on July PUBLIC NOTICE 2. SPECIAL NO. 1937 ING RECORD‐ TIFICATED PER‐ lum Center D. RECOM‐ TERPRISE, LLC, VENTORIES 23, 2026. Donae A. RECOGNITION AMOUNT I. RECOMMENDS INGS SONNEL SUBSE‐ 31.00 years, 25.00 Minor, Esq. Minor Board Meeting A. ANNOUNCE‐ MENDS ACCEP‐ IN THE $1,142,343.00 ACCEPTANCE OF N. CONSENT QUENT TO JUNE years in St. Tam‐ Law Offices 1273 Thurs MENT OF ADMIN‐ TANCE OF THE OF day, July 16, THE SITE REVISIONS many Parish 11, 2026: TO AGENDA VOTE Ebenezer Road, 2026 at 6:00 PM ISTRATIVE AP‐ LOW BASE BID, FOR ING, SCHOOL BOARD Suite B, Rock Hill, C.J. POINTMENTS - SUBMITTED BY CLEAR Schoen Admin PAVING WITH Jan S. Latino, Harri‐ Kim berly A. Hick ‐ POLICY DJEG - Motion to accept all SIEVERDING South Carolina SUPERINTEN‐ Curriculum PUR‐ items listed under son, Brooks Cur‐ son CONSTRUCTION, MODULAR MOV‐ SCHOOL 29732, Telephone: Complex DENT JABBIA ING, INSTALLA‐ CHASE ORDERS Center riculum Center consent. (803) 504-0971 At‐ 1. OPENING Summer Holiday, INC., IN THE TION AND IN‐ J. RECOMMENDS Moved by: Isabelle 33.00 years, all in 34.06 years, 29.56 OF torney for Plaintiff. Lee Rd. Jr. High As‐ AMOUNT ROLL CALL $256,382.00 FOR FRASTRUCTURE ACCEPTANCE OF Moore; seconded St. Tammany Parish years in St. Tam‐ 195613AU5-12-19- A. sistant Principal Mem bers pre sent: many Parish TO by: Adaline Ruther‐ THE ALTER‐ AT PINE VIEW REVISIONS 3T Matthew Greene, lll

SESSION HAS cycle reassessment Cherie N. Bergeron, BEEN RE‐ of CLECO demand Harrison Curricu‐ QUESTED PUR‐ charges following lum Center SUANT TO LRS installation. After ✦ cussion, 8B ✦ Wednesday, August 19, 2026 ✦ TO St. Tammany the 31.00 years, 25.00 42:17A(7) DIS‐ dis proved spe‐ years Public in St.Notices Tam‐ CUSS Public THENotices FOL‐ board ap Public Notices cations on many Parish LOWING MAT‐ cific lo Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min property for poten‐ TERS: Jan S. Latino, Harri‐ A. TO CONDUCT tial solar facility in‐ son Curriculum A STUDENT stallation. Upon mo‐ tion by Ms. Wilkin, Center PLACEMENT seconded by Ms. 34.06 years, 29.56 COMPLIANCE the years in St. Tam‐ REVIEW HEAR‐ O'Daniels, ING WHICH MAY Board unanimously many Parish BE HELD IN EX‐ approved awarding SES‐ the solar energy and Susan A. Munster, ECUTIVE battery storage lease Harrison Curricu‐ SION The parent pulled opportunity to CF lum Center Manage‐ 31.00 years, 22.00 the appeal, this item Breeze ment LLC with ap‐ years in St. Tam‐ has been removed proved locations as many Parish 8. CLOSING A. ADJOURN‐ set forth in updated Exhibit A of the Stephanie R. Tipton, MENT - 6:37 pm lease agreement. Madisonville Junior 197470AU19-1T General Manager’s $232.54 High Report- Ms. Paz re‐ 30.39 years, 24.00 minded the Board to years in St. Tam‐ PUBLIC NOTICE com plete annual many Parish training. Then Ms. BOARD Paz informed the Dalvin L. Bailey, MINUTES Board that all three Mandeville High THE HARBOR 17.04 years, 9.17 CENTER BOARD legislative bills with funding for Harbor years in St. Tam‐ OF Center have passed many Parish COMMISSIONE and were signed by RS the Governor. Hotel Kelley R. Brondum, THURSDAY, occupancy tax rev‐ Mandeville High JULY 2, 2026, enues continue to 44.78 years, 40.78 9AM grow, with the re‐ years in St. Tam‐ 100 HARBOR cent third party many Parish CENTER BLVD. lodging revenue ad‐ SLIDELL, LA dition. Ms. Paz David C. Lawson, 70461 briefed the board Northshore High 17.72 years, all in In the absence of about recent facility St. Tammany Parish Chairman Mr. Davis maintenance pro‐ and Vice Chair Mr. jects. Ms. Paz re‐ Nina Z. Williams Ireton, the meeting minded the Board Tyner, Slidell Pupil was called to order that the deadline for Appraisal at 9:00am by Secre‐ the shoe drive for 36.98 years, 29.98 tary/Treasurer, Ms. Hospice House is July 15, and Katie years in St. Tam‐ Jessica Pigott. many Parish Invocation - Mr. Boeck will be per‐ Don Thanars led the forming at the Motion to accept the prayer and the Lobby Lounge on retirement resolu‐ Pledge of Alle‐ July 14. Sales Report: Ms. tions for certificated giance. Jessica Hester re‐ personnel. Moved by: Isabelle Ms. Victoria Paz ported that rental Moore; seconded performed roll call. and event revenue by: James Braud PresentJennifer increased signifi‐ compared Yea: Matthew Dier, Don Thanars, cantly Greene, Roslyn Donna O’Daniels, with the prior year. Hanson, Adaline Eric Calvin, Glen She attributed the Rutherford, Kalinda Boyer, Jonna growth to a rental Fauntleroy, Amanda Turner, Jessica Pig‐ rate increase and the Martin, Isabelle ott, Kathleen change in book‐ credit Moore, Mike Peter‐ Wilkin, Katie ing/rental son, Gia Baker, Domingue, Linda policies. Deborah McCol‐ Larkin, Miranda Commissioner lum, Michelle Lindsay, Troy Comments: Com‐ Hirstius, James Brackett. Absent- missioners offered Braud, Dennis Greg Ireton, Kevin brief comments and well Cousin, and Davis. Staff present- extending Michelle Ruffino Victoria Paz, Jessica wishes for the up‐ com ing Fourth of Gallaher Hester, Judi Chase. Not Present: Bran‐ Guests: Mr. Tani July holiday, and en‐ don Harrell and Budde and Ms. Sa‐ couraging commu‐ engagement Tammy Lamy vanah Lataxes with nity Motion Carries 13-0 Ericksen Krentel with Harbor Center and Mr. Mark events. Mr. Thanars stated B. APPROPRIATE Myers. the next meeting is RETIREMENT RESOLUTIONS Ms. Paz requested a August 6, 2026. FOR THE FOL‐ motion to elect a LOWING EM‐ chairman pro tem Adjournment: Mr. PLOYEE SUP‐ for today’s meeting. Brackett motioned PORT SERVICES Mr. Boyer motioned to adjourn, and Ms. PERSONNEL to elect Mr. Don Pigott seconded the SUBSEQUENT TO Thanars and Mr. motion with all in JUNE 11, 2026: Calvin seconded the favor. motion, with all in Respectfully sub‐ Kevin B. Lewis, Sr., favor. Mr. Thanars mitted, Carolyn Park Mid‐ accepted the nomi‐ Judi Chase dle nation. Mr. Budde 197033AU19-1T 13.94 years, all in and Ms. Lataxes in‐ $147.81 St. Tammany Parish troduced them‐ selves as our audi‐ PUBLIC NOTICE Sammy V. Mannino, tors from Eriksen Central Office Krentel and that CITY OF COV‐ 27.09 years, 21.09 they’d be reviewing INGTON BOARD years in St. Tam‐ our 2025 audit this OF ADJUST‐ many Parish meeting. There was MENT HAS no public comment. SCHEDULED A Debra R. Rehage, MEETING FOR Central Office Approval of Agenda MONDAY, AU‐ 30.02 years, all in – Ms. Pigott mo‐ GUST 24, 2026, AT St. Tammany Parish tioned to approve 6:00 PM AT THE the agenda, and Mr. COVINGTON Rhonda T. Buisson, Brackett seconded CITY COUNCIL Covington High the motion with all CHAMBERS LO‐ 20.00 years, all in in favor. CATED AT 222 St. Tammany Parish EAST KIRK‐ Approval of Min‐ LAND STREET, Glenda L. Slaydon, utes – Mr. Brackett COVINGTON, Creekside Junior motioned to ap‐ LOUISIANA High prove the June 4, 23.04 years, all in 2026, minutes and BOARD OF St. Tammany Parish Ms. Pigott seconded ADJUSTMENT MEETING with all in favor. Mary B. Williams, Educational Center Treasurer’s Report – These meetings will 29.59 years, all in Ms. Pigott reviewed be held in the City St. Tammany Parish the financial state‐ Council Chambers ments and discussed located at 222 East Michelle M. details as they per‐ Kirkland Street, Brooks, Marigny tain to income and Covington, LA. Elementary expenses and that 18.80 years, all in we are tracking 26-08-14BOA Re‐ St. Tammany Parish ahead of budget. quest for a variance Ms. Lindsay mo‐ from Appendix BCesar E. Argueta, tioned to approve Comprehensive Slidell Junior High the treasurer’s re‐ Zoning Ordinance 16.00 years, all in port and Mr. Calvin of 2010, Part 3- Use St. Tammany Parish seconded with all in District, Section 3.15 CO Commer‐ favor. Jeff C. Lamarque, Old Business: None cial Office/Profes‐ Slidell Warehouse New Business - sional and Section 11.01 years, all in St. 2025 Audit Presen‐ 3.12 RS-3 Two Tammany Parish tation: Mr. Budde of Family Residential Ericksen Krentel 3.1206 (1) and (3) Julie M. Thames, presented the fiscal Performance Stan‐ Sloan Middle year 2025 financial dards Lot Area and 13.37 years, all in and agreed upon Depth. To reduce the St. Tammany Parish procedures audits. Lot area of proposed The audits received lot 4-A from 10,500 Motion to accept the an feet to unmodified square retirement resolu‐ ("clean") opinion 10,291 Square Feet tions for employee from the Legislative and the Lot Depth of support services Auditor with no Lots 4-A from 140’ personnel. findings, material to 110’ on the W Moved by: Roslyn weaknesses, signifi‐ 21st Avenue Side of Hanson; seconded cant deficiencies, or Lot 4-A. by: Isabelle Moore instances of non‐ This variance re‐ Yea: Matthew compliance. Mr. quest is in conjunc‐ Greene, Roslyn Budde noted in‐ tion with a proposed Hanson, Adaline creased facility subdivision request Rutherford, Kalinda rental income from to re-subdivide a Fauntleroy, Amanda the first full year of Portion of Lots 1, 2, Martin, Isabelle the new wing, stable 3, and 4, Lots 5, 6, 7, Moore, Mike Peter‐ financial operations, 8, 9 and 10 and a son, Gia Baker, and recommended Portion of the re‐ Deborah McCol‐ the Board consider voked 20’ Alley in lum, Michelle establishing a for‐ Square 2113 into Hirstius, James mal reserve policy Lots 4A-, 5-A, 6-A, Braud, Dennis and evaluating in‐ 7-A, and 9-A Divi‐ Cousin, and vestment options for sion of New Cov‐ Michelle Ruffino reserve funds. ington, Covington Gallaher Solar RFQ and Pro‐ having municipal Not Present: Bran‐ posed Solar Project: address of 117 N. don Harrell and Ms. Paz provided an Lincoln, Covington. Tammy Lamy update on the Solar Petitioner: Anthony Motion Carries 13-0 RFQ and reviewed Giovingo Anthony the proposed solar Owner: 5. PUBLIC COM‐ facility locations Giovingo MENTS with the Board. She A. THREE MIN‐ reported that CF 26-08-15 BOA : Re‐ UTES Breeze Manage‐ quest for a variance ment LLC was the from Appendix B6. PRESIDENT only responsive re‐ Comprehensive ANNOUNCE‐ spondent meeting Zoning Ordinance MENTS all RFQ require‐ of 2010, Part 3- Use A. ANNOUNCE‐ ments. Ms. Paz also District, Section 3.8 MENTS BY THE noted the potential RSL Single-family BOARD PRESI‐ for additional utility residential-existing DENT savings through a small lots 3.806 (3a) future potential off- Performance Stan‐ 7. AN EXECUTIVE cycle reassessment dards – Lot Depth to SESSION HAS of CLECO demand be reduced from 90’ BEEN RE‐ charges following to 70’ for each of the QUESTED PUR‐ installation. After proposed lots. SUANT TO LRS discussion, the Specifically in coor‐ 42:17A(7) TO DIS‐ board approved spe‐ dination with an ap‐ CUSS THE FOL‐ cific locations on plication to subdi‐ LOWING MAT‐ property for poten‐ vide Lot 1 Square 15 TERS: tial solar facility in‐ into Lots 1A and 1A. TO CONDUCT stallation. Upon mo‐ B Square 15 a Divi‐ A STUDENT tion by Ms. Wilkin, sion of New Cov‐ PLACEMENT seconded by Ms. ington, City of Cov‐ COMPLIANCE O'Daniels, the ington, St. Tam‐ REVIEW HEAR‐ Board unanimously many Parish. The ING WHICH MAY is located award lll

dards – Lot Depth to be reduced from 90’ to 70’ for each of the proposed lots. Specifically in coor‐ dination with an ap‐ Public Notices plication to subdi‐ Meet/Hear/Min vide Lot 1 Square 15 into Lots 1A and 1B Square 15 a Divi‐ sion of New Cov‐ ington, City of Cov‐ ington, St. Tam‐ many Parish. The property is located between W 32nd Avenue and Schoultz Drive and N Filmore, having the municipal ad‐ dress of 1216N Fil‐ more Street, Cov‐ ington This variance re‐ quest is in conjunc‐ tion with a proposed subdivision request to re-subdivide Lot 1 in Square 15 mea‐ suring 50’ in width by 140’ in depth into Lots 1-A and Lot 1B, each measuring 60’ in width by 70’ in depth. Petitioner: W 30s Redemption Co/Bryan Burns Owner: W 30s Re‐ demption Co/Bryan Burns If you have com‐ ments, please e-mail them to eagee@ covla.com or mail them to the City of Covington Planning Department at P. O. Box 778, Coving‐ ton, LA 70434. For more informa‐ tion, or to review case material or to inquire about speak‐ ing at the public hearing, please call the City of Coving‐ ton Planning De‐ partment at (985) 867-1214. Thanks for your interest in Covington’s future. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special as‐ sistance, please con‐ tact the ADA Coor‐ dinator at (892-1811 ex 270) Covington City Hall describing the assistance that is necessary. APPEALS: Any persons jointly or severally aggrieved by any decision by the Board of Adjust‐ ment of or any offi‐ cer, department, board, or bureau of the municipality, may present to the District Court of the Parish or City in which the property affected is illegal in whole or in part, specifying the grounds of the ille‐ gality. The petition shall be presented to the court within 30 days after the filing of the decision in the office of the Board. 194405AUG5-1219-3T $301.06 PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF COVINGTON COVINGTON CITY COUNCIL July 07, 2026 Council President Verret called the regular meeting to order at 6:00pm. Roll call was as fol‐ lows: PRESENT: Coun‐ cilman Blake Bush‐ nell District B, Councilman Jimmy Inman District D, Councilman Todd Burrall District E, Councilman At Large, John Bots‐ ford, and Council‐ man At Large, Mark W. Verret. ABSENT: Mayor Mark Johnson, Councilman John Callahan District A, Councilman Joey Roberts District C, STAFF PRESENT: Erin Stair, CAO, and Rod Rodrigue, City Attorney. Moment of Silence The Pledge of Alle‐ giance was led by Councilman Steven Michelle. Councilman Verret read the following calling for a Special Election: The Covington City Council plans to consider adopting a resolution ordering and calling a special election to be held in the City of Coving‐ ton, State of Louisiana, to autho‐ rize the issuance of general obligation bonds therein, at its meeting on Tuesday, August 11, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at the Council Chambers, 222 E. Kirkland Street, Covington, Louisiana. Councilman Inman nominated Council‐ man Mark W. Verret for Council Presi‐ dent and Council‐ man Bushnell sec‐ onded it. Roll Call was Yays-5, Nays-0, Absent-2. Council‐ man Verret was voted Council Presi‐ dent. Councilman Inman nominated Council‐ man John Botsford for Council Vice President and Coun‐ cilman Burrall sec‐ onded it. Roll Call was Yays-5, Nays-0, Absent-2. Council‐ man Botsford was voted Council Vice President. APPEARERS1. Councilman Ver‐ ret introduced Mr. Steven Michell with Never For 5K

man for Council Vice President and Coun‐ cilman Burrall sec‐ onded it. Roll Call was Yays-5, Nays-0, PublicCoun Notices Absent-2. cil‐ Meet/Hear/Min man Bots ford was voted Council Vice President. APPEARERS1. Councilman Ver‐ ret introduced Mr. Steven Michell with Never Forget 5K Foundation who talked about his event. 2. Councilman Ver‐ ret introduced Mrs. Blair Alford who is running for Judge in Division C. Mrs. Al‐ ford introduced her‐ self and spoke briefly. CONSENT CAL‐ ENDAR Councilman Bots‐ ford made a motion to adopt the consent calendar, seconded by Councilman Inman Roll Call: Yeas-5 Nays-0 Ab‐ sent-2 Abstain-0 to adopt the consent calendar. The con‐ sent calendar was adopted. REGULAR AGENDA Unfinished Busi‐ ness A. Items to be voted on: 1. PUBLIC HEAR‐ ING AND ACTION ON ITEM No. 2026-06-01 An Or‐ dinance of the City of Covington Adding the Follow‐ ing Provisions to the Covington Code of Ordinances: Chap‐ ter 98 Utilities Arti‐ cle I. In General SEC. 98-6 Private Water service (Ver‐ ret) Councilman Verret led the discussion on Item No. 202606-01. Jim O’Berry, Public Works Direc‐ tor, made a brief comment. Erin Stair, CAO Made a brief comment. Councilman Bots‐ ford made a motion to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman Inman. There were no objections to closing the public hearing. The public hearing was closed. Councilman Verret made a motion to adopt Item No. 2026-06-01 sec‐ onded by Council‐ man Inman. Roll Call was Yays-6, Nays-0, Absent-1 to adopt Item No. 2026-06-01. Item No. 2026-06-01 was adopted. 2. PUBLIC HEARING AND ACTION ON ITEM No. 2026-06-02 An Ordinance of the City of Covington Amending the Fol‐ lowing Provisions of the Covington Code of Ordi‐ nances: Chapter 98 Utilities Article III. Utility Services SES. 98-91 Defini‐ tions; Basic Re‐ quirements (Verret) Councilman Verret led the discussion on Item No. 202606-02. Councilman Bots‐ ford made a motion to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman Bushnell. There were no objections to closing the public hearing. The public hearing was closed. Councilman Verret made a motion to adopt Item No. 2026-06-02 sec‐ onded by Council‐ man Bushnell. Roll Call was Yays-6, Nays-0, Absent-1 to adopt Item No. 2026-06-02. Item No. 2026-06-02 was adopted. 3. PUBLIC HEARING AND ACTION ON ITEM 2026-06-03 An Or‐ dinance of the City of Covington Au‐ thorizing the Mayor to Sell on Behalf of the City of Coving‐ ton A Portion of the South Monroe Street Right of Way Between West 15th Avenue and West 14th Avenue, City of Covington, St. Tam‐ many Parish, Louisiana. (Inman) Councilman Inman led the discussion on Item No. 202606-03. Councilman Bots‐ ford made a motion to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman Bushnell. There were no objections to closing the public hearing. The public hearing was closed. Councilman Bots‐ ford made a motion to adopt Item No. 2026-06-03 sec‐ onded by Council‐ man Bushnell. Roll Call was Yays-6, Nays-0, Absent-1 to adopt Item No. 2026-06-03. Item No. 2026-06-03 was adopted. 4. PUBLIC HEARING AND ACTION ON ITEM 2026-06-04 An Or‐ dinance of the City of Covington to Amend the 2026 Operating and Capi‐ tal Budget (Burrall) Councilman Burrall led the discussion on Item No. 202606-04. Councilman Bots‐ ford made a motion to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman

but a good friend, he had the pleasure Mr. Chris Rushing. of teaching him He stated he also many years ago and wanted to thank the then we reconnected rest of the city de‐ when he was a city and he partments for step‐ employee Notices be Notices greatly ping upPublic and giv ing a will Public Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min hand during this dif‐ missed. He stated if ficult time. He you would like to COMMENTS AND stated the strong assist the family in part of teamwork some way shape or REPORTS A. Council District does not go unno‐ form please reach and Committee Re‐ ticed and we appre‐ out for you can ciate you and we are check social media ports: blessed to have such accounts and he 1. District A Councilman Cala‐ a great group. He stated he has one up stated so please con‐ as well. He stated han Absent tinue to keep Chris's one of the things 2. District B fam ily and his that he would have Councilman Bush‐ nell stated He friends in your been working on with serrata and wanted to give a prayers. Josh is the Declara‐ special thanks to 3. District C tion of Indepen‐ Sarada Bonnet and Councilman dence reading to‐ her staff for the two Roberts -Absent morrow at 5:00 PM amazing 4th of July 4. District D events that we had Councilman Inman at the trailhead. He stated stated that if you to re it er ate here in the city. He stated he knows it what Councilman want to show up and was a difficult week Bushnell said in see some folks for them as they terms of Chris rush‐ dressed up in period were grieving a loss ing just a quality in‐ piece costumes it's not only a colleague dividual. He stated going to be interest‐ but a good friend, he had the pleasure ing. He stated he NEW BUSINESS A. Items removed Mr. Chris Rushing. of teaching him will be sporting one from the consent He stated he also many years ago and as long as the heat wanted to thank the then we reconnected will allow him. He calendar: None. B. Items to be voted rest of the city de‐ when he was a city stated it's going to partments for step‐ employee and he be a good thing be‐ on: None B. Items for Discus‐ ping up and giving a will be greatly cause Mr. Gary hand during this dif‐ missed. He stated if Mendoza who is a sion: None ficult time. He you would like to trained actor and COMMENTS AND stated the strong assist the family in speaker and also a part of teamwork some way shape or director, will be REPORTS A. Council District does not go unno‐ form please reach reading the Declara‐ we appre‐ out for you can tion of Indepen‐ and Committee Re‐ ticed andAMENDED ciate you and we are check social media dence. He stated he ports: an amazing CITYtoOF COVINGTON blessed have such accounts and he is 1. District A great group. He stated he has one up speaker, and it is Councilman Cala‐ a STATE OF LOUISIANA stated so please con‐ as well. He stated something to look han Absent tinue to keep Chris's one of the things forward to at 5:00 2. District B that he would have PM at the trailhead. ily and NO. his 2026-23 Councilman Bush‐ fam ORDINANCE been working on He stated concern‐ in your nellAN ORDINANCE stated He friends OF THE CITY OF COVINGTON with serrata MID-YEAR and ing the library, there wanted to give a prayers. the DeclaraAND ‐ is going to be a seg‐ AMENDMENT 2026isCAPITAL 3. District C TO THEJosh special BUDGET thanks to tion of Indepen‐ ment on the Ameri‐ cilman Sarada Bonnet and Coun OPERATING BUDGET dence reading to‐ can Revolution in her staff for the two Roberts -Absent morrow at 5:00 PM Covington in which amazing 4th of July 4. District D the traila head. He budget Thomas Wharton Mayor Covington submitted Mid-Year cilof man Inmanhas at events WHEREAS, that we hadTheCoun here in the city. He stated to reiterate stated that if you Collins, the founder want to show up and of Covington was in Councilman Budget to the City Council for their stated he knows it what mendment to the 2026 Capital and nell Operating said in see some folks and the role that he was a difficult week Bush for them as they terms of Chris rush‐ dressed up in period played. He stated it's onsideration; were grieving aand loss ing just a quality in‐ piece costumes it's going to be held July not only a colleague dividual. He stated going to be interest‐ 11th from 10:30 to ing. Budget He stated he 11:30. He stated on had theto plea sure but a good friend,it ishe WHEREAS, necessary amend the 2026 as follows: Mr. Chris Rushing. of teaching him will be sporting one July 23rd if you as long as the heat want to know about ORG also OBJ manyPURPOSE years agoINCREASE and EXPLANATION He stated he wanted to thank the then we reconnected will allow him. He Louisiana geogra‐ rest of theLegal city de‐ when he was a city stated it's going to phy you can go and - Other and $ 8,500.00 Outside legal counsel for special a good thing becases ‐ meet with a master ployee he be partments 01110025 for step446516 ‐ emA(orney $ 8,500.00 cause Mr. Gary naturalist Alex ping up and giving a will be greatly hand during this dif‐ missed. He stated if Mendoza who is a Landry from 10:00 Administra7on actor and AM to 11:00 AM would like to trained ficult time. He463500you Building Columbia Street Landing Stage construcIon and also a and last but not least the fam$$ily75,000.00 in speaker stated the01110030 strong464000assist Closing fees, parking lot purchases, Ordinances 2026-07, 2026-08 01110030 6,000.00 di rec tor, will be if you want to know or part of teamwork some way shape $ 81,000.00 does not go unno‐ form please reach reading the Declara‐ about natural plant ticed and we appre‐ out for you can tion of Indepen‐ life native plant Engineering He statedIntern. he ParIal species here in Cov‐ ciate you and we are410110check 01110035 Salary social media $ 26,499.20 dence. New posiIon - Engineering year of salary. an - Engineering amazIntern. ing ParIal ingyear ton you can go to 01110035 Health insuranceand $ 4,540.64 of benefits. he isNew posiIon blessed to have such420100accounts 01110035 He 420200stated Life Insurance $ New posiIon - Engineering of benefits. and itIntern. is ParIal seeyearthat as well the he has one up67.99 speaker, a great group. 01110035 Dis. Insurance 185.49 some New posiIon - Engineering Intern. ParIal year ofday benefits. thing to look same July 23rd He $stated stated so please con420300 ‐ as Lt.well. 01110035 420400one ReIrement $ 7,154.78 New posiIon Engineering Intern. ParIal year of benefits. forward to at 5:00 from 2:00 PM to of the things tinue to keep Chris's420600 Medicare 01110035 $ 384.24 PM New posiIon - Engineering Intern. ParIal year of benefits. at the trail head. 3:00 PM. He stated he would$ have family and his that 01110035 WC Ins. New posiIon - Engineering Intern. ParIal year of benefits. stated concern‐ As you know he dri‐ been working$ 1,091.77 on53.00 He friends in your420700 01110035 420800 Unemployment New posiIon - Engineering Intern. ParIal year of benefits. ing the library, there ves around his dis‐ serrata $ and prayers. 01110035 444030with Vehicle Ins. 2,706.44 Full year of insurance for new pool vehicle for Engineering going trict after a rain‐ the De$clara250.00 ‐ isOffice 3. District C01110035 446010Josh Officeis supplies suppliesto be a seg‐ the Ameri‐ storm to scope ofservices Inde ‐ ment Councilman01110035 446530tion Computer $ pen 2,380.00 Computeron programs Revolu tionstaIon, in deskthings Small computer Laptop, monitors, docking phone, etc. out and see reading$ 3,475.00 to‐ can Roberts -Ab01110035 sent 448010dence Small officeat 5:00 $ PM 1,000.00 Cov Furniture new posiIon ingforton in which how the drainage is row 4. District D01110035 448005mor 01110035 449040 Telephone $ 174.00 Telephone system Wharton doing and the work Councilman Inman at the trailhead. He Thomas AddiIonal pool vehicle for Engineering Vehicles that if$ you 20,000.00 Collins, the founder it's in progress for stated to 01110035 reiterate462500stated $ 69,962.55 of Cov ing ton was in when we have 3 what Councilman want to show up and see some folks and the role that he inches of rain in an Bushnell Greater saidCovington in Center played. He stated it's hour it is tough for up in period terms of Chris rush448000 ‐ dressed 01110125 Tools / Equipment $ 8,000.00 New commercial-grade stove for BF Hall it's going to be held July any system to man‐ ing just a quality in‐ piece costumes $ 8,000.00 dividual. He stated going to be interest‐ 11th from 10:30 to age. He stated the he had thePolice pleasure ing. He stated he 11:30. He stated on only thing he can if due you tell costfolks be sporting of teaching 01130200him 443501will Gasoline $ one 5,750.00 July AddiIonal23rd funding needed to increased of fuel. is there knowso`ware. about will be a lot of water long Services as the$ heat many years01130200 ago and446530as Computer 10,000.00 want Tailorbuiltto dispatching Louisiana ge og ra ‐ in the ditch so give it He then we reconnected will allow him. $ 15,750.00 when he was a city stated it's going to phy you can go and a little time to see if employee Streets and he be a good thing be‐ meet with a master it's dissipates. city Gasoline Mr. $ Gary 15,000.00 nat AddiIonal due to increased cost of uralfunding ist neededAlex admin isfuel. tration and will be 01150400 greatly443501cause 01150400 Diesel AddiIonal funding needed due to increased of fuel. from 10:00 yourcostvar ious council doza who$ is20,000.00 a Landry missed. He stated if443501Men $ 35,000.00 you would like to trained actor and AM to 11:00 AM reps are cognizant Arts and speaker and also a and last but not least of this circum‐ assist the Cultural family in Events Printtor, supplies will$ 5,000.00 prinIng. and signage. regardless you want toRestaurant knowguidestances be ifPromoIonal some way 01160102 shape or446040direc 01160102 441500 Contract services $clara 3,000.00 Various citynat events: America 250, Jazz thru Ages, etc. about ural plant of thethe amount of read ing the De ‐ form please reach 01160102 Ssupplies $ 8,000.00 life of Inde pen ‐ Banners native plant rainfall. He stated so out for you can445010tion $ 16,000.00 species here in Cov‐ we're working on it I he check social media dence. He stated an amazing ington you can go to promise you that. accounts Water and he is that as well the 5. District E and $ it10,000.00 is see stated he has one up443501speaker, AddiIonal funding needed due to increased cost of fuel. 50310600 Gasoline Councilman Burrall as well. He stated something to $ look 10,000.00 same day July 23rd one of the things forward to at 5:00 from 2:00 PM to stated he wanted to 3:00 PM. He stated ex tend condolences that he would have PM at the trailhead. Sewer Collec7on you he dricovers ‐ to the Rushing fam‐ 23,000.00 Sewer cleanknow outs and manhole stated con$cern ‐ As been work50320700 ing on445010HeSupplies ily. He stated they're 23,000.00 ves around his dis‐ with serrata and ing the library,$ there Josh is the Declara‐ is going to be a seg‐ trict after a rain‐ in our thoughts and tion of Indepen‐ ment on the Ameri‐ storm to scope prayers. He stated TOTAL BUDGET AMENDMENT BY FUND out and see he hoped everyone Rev olution in things dence reading to‐ canFUND to General Fund - GENERAL $ 234,212.55 how drainage is enjoyed the 4th of ing01ton in which Decreasethe morrow at 5:00 PM Cov FUND 50 - UTILITY $ 33,000.00 at the trailhead. He Thomas Wharton doing and the work July for I think the money we put to‐ it's in progress for stated that if you Collins, the founder want to show up and of Covington was in when we have 3 ward the fireworks ofitsrain in hearing an this see some folks the and the roleCity thatCouncil he inches WHEREAS, Covington has held public in year was money dressed up in period played. He stated it's hour it is tough for well spent. He stated piece costumes it's going to be held July any system to man‐ it was the best show accordance going to be inwith terestlaw. ‐ 11th from 10:30 to age. He stated the I could ever remem‐ ing. He stated he 11:30. He stated on only thing he can ber seeing around here and everyone folks is Council there of NOW, BE ITifORDAINED the City the City you tell by will be sport ingTHEREFORE, one July 23rd as long as the heat want to know about will be a lot of water I've spoken to has echoed in the ditch so give it geog ra‐ convened, that the 2026 Capital and the same willofallow him. Louisiana, He Louisiana Covington, at its regular session He stated it's going to phy you can go and a little time to see if comments. be a good thing be‐ meet with a master it's dissipates. city stated so I think it Operating beural amended out above. administration and was success and ist as set Alex cause Mr. Budget Garyshallnat Mendoza who is a Landry from 10:00 your various council maybe we'll do it repssubmitted are coginnizant 11:00 having AM been trained WHEREUPON, actor and AM this to ordinance writing, again havingnext year who speaker and also a and last but not least of this circum‐ knows. He stated again like Council‐ stances re gard less director, will be if you want to know readDe byctitle adoptednat at aural public meeting the City Council City man Inman was say‐ of ofthe amount ofof the plant readbeen ing the laraand ‐ about tion of Indepen‐ life native plant rainfall. He stated so ing, we're getting work ing on vote it I asthese here in then Covsubmitted ‐ we're to dence. He statedState he ofspecies of Covington, Louisiana, was an official a whole, summer storms 3 inches of is an amazing ington you can go to promise you that. rain in an hour on speaker, and it is see that as well the 5. District E thething vote thereon beingsame as follows: day July 23rd Councilman Burrall Sunday was a lot of some to look forward to at 5:00 from 2:00 PM to stated he wanted to rain. He stated we tend condolences had a tree hit a fence 3:00 PM. He stated PM at theMOVE trailhead. TO AMEND Bushnell secondedexby Callahan. He stated concern‐ As you know he dri‐ to the Rushing fam‐ and missed the lift ves around his dis‐ 0 ily. He stated they're station about a foot ing the library, there YEAS: 7 ‐ trict after ABSENT: a rain‐ in our thoughts and on South New is going to be a seg ment on the Ameri‐ storm to scope prayers. He stated Hampshire and that ABSTAIN: and see 0 he hoped everyone would have been a can RevNAYS: olution0 in things out Covington in which how the drainage is enjoyed the 4th of really unfortunate July for Ibythink the situation for a lot of and thebywork Thomas MOVED Wharton FORdoing ADOPTION Robertsmoney Bushnell. put to‐ people. He said that it's in progress for secondedwe Collins, the founder we were lucky there. ward the fire works of Covington was in when we have 3 YEAS: rain in an 0 this year was money He stated Council‐ and the role that7 he inches ofABSENT: played. He stated it's hour it is tough for well spent. He stated man Inman men‐ any system to man‐ 0 it was the best show tioned the Declara‐ going to be held July NAYS: 0 ABSTAIN: 11th from 10:30 to age. He stated the I could ever remem‐ tion of Indepen‐ seeing only thing heth can 11:30. He stated PASSED ANDonADOPTED this 11 day ofber August, 2026.around dence and I plan to July 23rd if you tell folks is there here and everyone bring my boys out I've spo ken to has there and let them want to know about will be a lot of water it echoed the same witness this. He Louisiana geogra‐ in the ditch so give/s/__________________________________ if com phy you can go and a little time to seeMARK W.ments. VERRET He stated he wants to stated PRESIDENT so I think it extend his congratu‐ meet with a master it's dissipates. city COUNCIL naturalist Alex administration and was success and lations to the pro‐ Landry from 10:00 your various council maybe we'll do it motion of Chief again next year who Collins and also to /s/__________________________________ AM to 11:00 AM reps are cognizant He stated our new Deputy ‐ knows. and last but not least of this circum JOANN D. RUCKER again like Council‐ Chief Edwin Mas‐ if you want to know stances regardless COUNCIL CLERK man Inman was say‐ ters. He stated he's about natural plant of the amount of life native plant rainfall. He stated so ing, we're getting going to do a great summer job. species here in Cov‐ we're working on it I these storms 3 inches of 6. Councilman At ington you can go to promise you that. rain in an hour on Large see that as well the 5. District E Presented the Mayor oncil this 13th day 9:00 CounA.M. cilman Bots‐ Sunday2026, was aatlot ofo'clock Coun man Bur rallof August, same day Julyto 23rd from 2:00 PM to stated he wanted to rain. He stated we ford stated he would like to echo the had a tree hit a fence 3:00 PM. He stated extend condolences /s/__________________________________ from ‐ and missed the lift teamwork As you know he dri‐ to the Rushing fam JOANN D. RUCKER station about a foot public works. He ves around his dis‐ ily. He stated they're on CLERK South New stated right before trict after a rain‐ in our thoughts and COUNCIL storm to scope prayers. He stated Hampshire and that Sparks in the Park things out and see he hoped everyone would have been a we had that tree _X_ or ___the by the onally this 13th day of August, 2026. down and you guys unfor tunate enjoyed 4thMayor of re howApproved the drainage is Vetoed doing and the work July for I think the situation for a lot of just attacked it like a bunch of ants and it peo ple. He said that ‐ it's in progress for money we put to /s/__________________________________ when we have 3 ward the fireworks we were lucky there. was gone. He stated MARK JOHNSON HeR.stated Council‐ Chris Rushings was inches of rain in an this year was money man Inman men‐ a hero. He stated he MAYOR hour it is tough for well spent. He stated any system to man‐ it was the best show tioned the Declara‐ was a guy that had age. He stated the I could ever remem‐ tion of Indepen‐ jumped into the only thing he can ber seeing around dence and I plan to water to save his the Mayor on this 13thone day ofbring August, 11:00grand o’clock A.M. daugh ter with my2026, boysatout here and every tell Received folks isfrom there will be a lot of water I've spoken to has there and let them no regard to his own life and he paid the wit ness this. He in the ditch so give it echoed the same 197745AUG19-1T price. He to ultimate $320.68 He stated he wants a little time to see if comments. it's dissipates. city stated so I think/ it/ extend his congratu‐ stated he was the administration and was success and lations to the pro‐ type of guy that if your various council maybe we'll do it motion of Chief you saw him, he al‐ reps are cognizant again next year who Collins and also to ways had a smile on dinance of the City of Covington to Amend the 2026 Operating and Capi‐ tal Budget (Burrall) CouncilPublic manNotices Burrall led the discussion Meet/Hear/Min on Item No. 202606-04. Councilman Bots‐ ford made a motion to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman Bushnell. There were no objections to closing the public hearing. The public hearing was closed. Councilman Verret made a motion to adopt Item No. 2026-06-04 sec‐ onded by Council‐ man Botsford. Roll Call was Yays-6, Nays-0, Absent-1 to adopt Item No. 2026-06-04. Item No. 2026-06-04 was adopted.

NEW BUSINESS A. Items removed from the consent calendar: None. B. Items to be voted on: None Public Notices B. Items for Discus‐ Meet/Hear/Min sion: None

‐ ing. He stated he drive, and they want CIL CHAMBERS Louisiana state law City Council has re‐ not affect other pro‐ pursuant to all ap‐ order for parishes to vote at the said elec‐ will be sporting one 250 donors to con‐ LOCATED AT 222 regarding the dispo‐ ceived the recom‐ visions be able to partici‐ tion under the Con‐ herein plicable provisions as long as the heat tribute 250 items or KIRKLAND sition of surplus mendation of the which can be given of law, the Mayor is pate in the tempo‐ stitution and laws of City Planning Com‐ effect without the authorized to take rary housing pro‐ this State and the will allow him. He more throughout the STREET, COV‐ property. ✦ St. Tammany ✦ tiWednesday, 2026 of✦ the 9B stated it's going to month because dur‐ INGTON, NOW, THERE‐ mission regarding invalid gram, a cer fication August provision all steps necessary Consti19, tution summer time LOUISIANA. and; be a good thing be‐ ing thePublic FORE,Public BE Notices IT OR‐ said sales, said Prop‐ must be submitted UnitedPublic and toPublic this Notices end the to acquire States, the Public Notices Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Notices nations go the provisions cause Meet/Hear/Min Mr. Gary the do DAINED by the WHEREAS, waiv‐ following of this erty. Meet/Hear/Min to GOHSEP proposi‐ Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min a bit. He Planning ton City ordinance Mendoza who is a down quite City Coun cil for the CovingMeet/Hear/Min are BE IT FURTHER ing land use regula‐ tion, to-wit: Com mis ‐ trained actor and stated that their City of Covington, Council has deter‐ hereby declared to ORDAINED that tions relating to mo‐ speaker and also a summer stock pro‐ sion Meeting Louisiana, in regu‐ mined that a portion be severable. the Mayor is autho‐ bile homes, recre‐ PROPOSITION director, will be grams are going on 26-08-18 ADMN lar session con‐ of the McDougall WHEREUPON, rized to exercise his ational vehicles, and (BOND) reading the Declara‐ so when school lets SUB Request: (An vened, that the mov‐ Street, right of way, this ordinance hav‐ discretion in acquir‐ other temporary tion of Indepen‐ out many children administrative sub‐ able property de‐ is described as: ing been submitted ing the Property, to‐ housing adjacent to Shall the City of dence. He stated he lose their access to division Referred to scribed in attached A certain parcel of in writing, having gether with all a survivor’s dam‐ Covington, State of is an amazing regular hot meals the Planning Com‐ Exhibit A and Ex‐ ground being a por‐ been read by title agreements and all aged dwelling; and Louisiana (the hibit B is hereby de‐ tion of the right-of- and adopted at a transactions neces‐ WHEREAS, munic‐ "City"), incur debt speaker, and it is and meals in general mis sion by the Plan ‐ not needed way of McDougall public meeting of sary to carry out the ipalities something to look and the food bank must and issue bonds to Department) A clared for public use and Street, lying be‐ the City Council of intent of this ordi‐ choose to opt-in or the amount of not forward to at 5:00 stepped it up going ning to subdivide there nance. fore sur plus; PM at the trailhead. out there and identi‐ arequest tween East Tate opt-out the program exceeding the City of Coving‐ tion of Lots 1, He stated concern‐ fying these children 2, Por Street and East 32nd ton, State of BE IT FURTHER on the attached $4,700,000, in one 3, and 4, Lots 5, 6, and BE OR IT FUR THER DAINED that if ing the library, there and serving them. 7, Av enue, Sec ond form, which is to be or more series, to Louisiana, was then 9 and 10 and a ORDAINED that Connelly Addition is going to be a seg‐ He stated this month Por8,tion submitted to an offi‐ purchased, the pur‐ submitted to St. run not exceeding of the re ‐ ment on the Ameri‐ they had over 150 voked 20’ Alley in said surplus prop‐ to the City of Cov‐ cial vote as a whole, chase price shall not Tammany Parish be‐ 20 years from the can Revolution in additional ones that Square 2113 into erty described in at‐ ington, St. Tam‐ the vote thereon exceed the fair mar‐ fore September 1, date thereof, with ket value of the 2026; and Covington in which they set out so that Lots 4A-, 5-A, 6-A, tached Exhibit A many Parish, being as follows: interest at a rate not and Exhibit B be Louisiana and more MOVED Thomas Wharton was awesome. He 7-A, THERE‐ exceeding 6% per FOR property as evi‐ NOW, 9-A Divi‐ dis denced posed of pur ‐ by an ap ‐ Collins, the founder said that their aver‐ sion and fully de scribed as FORE, THE COV‐ annum, for the pur‐ ADOPTION by of New Cov‐ suant to Louisiana follows: of Covington was in age daily boxes dis‐ ington, CITY pose of making cap‐ Bushnell, seconded praisal, plus closing INGTON ington Revised Statute 49fees and costs. and the role that he tributed are 62 for having Cov COUNCIL by Roberts. ital improvements mu nic i pal BE IT FURTHER HEREBY played. He stated it's seniors and people address of 117 N. 125 and the Chief Commencing from YEAS: ABSENT: RE‐ in the City, includ‐ Administrative Of‐ a ½ inch iron pipe NAYS: ABSTAIN: ORDAINED that SOLVES that the ing, but not limited going to be held July that are in need. He coln, Covington. fi cer is hereby au‐ found at the north‐ PASSED 11th from 10:30 to said total boxes dis‐ Lin AND any and all actions City Council for the to, constructing, Per Ap pen dix A 11:30. He stated on tributed were 1065 Subdivision Article thorized to sell such east corner of Lot 1, ADOPTED this previously taken by City of Covington at renovating, acquir‐ movable Square 42, Second 11th day of August, the Mayor in fur‐ a meeting duly con‐ ing, and/or improv‐ July 23rd if you and new households 3. Sec. 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ surplus therance of the ac‐ vened, hereby con‐ ing (i) roads, street want to know about this month or last ministrative Subdi‐ property at online Connelly Addition 2026. tions contemplated sider waiving land and bridges; (ii) Louisiana geogra‐ month was 53. He visions, this case is public auction; and to the City of Cov‐ authorized use / permitting re‐ public phy you can go and stated their average being referred to the BE IT FURTHER ington and the Point /s/______________ and buildings, meet with a master distribution is 91 Planning commis‐ ORDAINED that if of Beginning, go ________________ herein are ratified quirements for the parks and recre‐ any provision of this North 77 degrees 30 ____________ and accepted ac‐ State of Louisiana ational naturalist Alex boxes per day and facilities; due to a lot or dinance shall be minutes 24 seconds MARK W. VER‐ cordingly. Landry from 10:00 the total boxes dis‐ sion expedited tempo‐ (iii) drains and depth vari ance BE IT FURTHER rary housing assis‐ drainage facilities; AM to 11:00 AM tributed for last being requested in held to be invalid, East along the south RET and last but not least month were 1363. BOA Case No, 26- such invalidity shall line of East Tate COUNCIL PRESI‐ ORDAINED that if tance program. (iv) public safety fa‐ not any provision of this af fect other pro ‐ if you want to know He stated just think 08-15BOA Street 50.0 feet to a DENT cilities; (v) sewer‐ a lot visions or herein di nance shall be about natural plant about that 1363 peo‐ that will beand three-quar ter inch MOVED FOR age collection and created which can be given iron pipe set at the /s/______________ held to be invalid, ADOPTION life native plant ple that they serve on the undevel by treatment, including oped effect without the northwest corner of ________________ such invalidity shall Councilman Bots species here in Cov‐ for that's a lot of Right ‐ ___ acquiring all neces‐ of Way of W invalid provision Square 41 A; thence JOANN ington you can go to people right here in 22nd be D. not affect other pro‐ ford, seconded by sary land, equip‐ tween Lin ‐ visions to this end the South 12 degrees 29 RUCKER herein Councilman Calla‐ ment and furnish‐ see that as well the Saint Tammany and S. Johnson. and provisions of this minutes 36 seconds COUNCIL CLERK which can be given han, was then sub‐ ings, title to which same day July 23rd Parish and Washing‐ coln Pe ti tioner: An thony ordinance are East 120.0 feet to a Presented to the effect without the mitted to a vote, the shall be in the pub‐ from 2:00 PM to ton Parish at well Giovingo declared to point; thence South Mayor on this 12th invalid provision vote thereon being lic, which bonds 3:00 PM. He stated that need our help. Owner: Anthony hereby be severable. As you know he dri‐ 7. Councilman At Giovingo 77 degrees 30 min‐ day of August, and to this end the as follows: will be general WHEREUPON, ves around his dis‐ Large utes 24 seconds 2026, at 8:45 o'clock provisions of this obligations of the ordinance are YAYS: 7 trict after a rain‐ Councilman Verret .CASE NO. 26-08- this ordinance hav‐ West 50.0 feet to a A.M. City and will be hereby declared to NAYS: 0 storm to scope stated He wanted to 19 ADM SUB -An ing been submitted point, being the payable from ad val‐ things out and see echo the condo‐ administrative sub‐ in writing, having southeast corner of /s/______________ be severable. ABSENT: 0 orem taxes to be read by title Lot 1, Square 42; ________________ WHEREUPON, how the drainage is lences and prayers ABSTAIN: 0 levied and collected vision Referred to been and adopted at a thence North 2 de‐ ___ this ordinance hav‐ doing and the work for Chris rushing's di in the manner pro‐ the Planning Com‐ pub ing lic meet ing of been sub mit ted it's in progress for family and friends mis grees 29 min utes 36 And the resolution vided by Article VI, D. sion by the Plan‐ the City Council of seconds West 120.0 JOANN in writing, having was when we have 3 he said it Council‐ declared Section 33 of the Department - the City of Coving‐ feet to the Point of RUCKER been read by title inches of rain in an man Botsford is ex‐ ning adopted on this, the Constitution of the COUN CIL CLERK ap pli ca tion to sub di ‐ State of Beginning, is no Approved __X_ or and adopted at a 11th day of August, State of Louisiana hour it is tough for actly correct that he vide Lot 1 Square 15 ton, any system to man‐ has probably never into Lots 1-A and 1- Louisiana, was then longer needed for Vetoed ___ by the public meeting of 2026. of 1974, and statu‐ age. He stated the met many people B, Square 15 a Divi‐ submitted to an offi‐ public use or pur‐ Mayor on this 12th the City Council of /s/______________ tory authority sup‐ vote as a whole, poses, and; only thing he can who had a smile day of August, the City of Coving‐ _______________ plemental thereto, of New Cov‐ cial the vote thereon ton, State of /s/______________ with no estimated tell folks is there every single time sion 2026. ton, City of Cov‐ being Louisiana, as fol lows: was then will be a lot of water like Chris did in in ing WHEREAS, the ______________ increase in the mill‐ ton, St. Tam‐ MOTION FOR sale of the property /s/______________ submitted to an offi‐ MARK W. VER‐ age rate to be levied in the ditch so give it conjunction with the ing Parish. ADOP cial TION by vote as a whole, a little time to see if prayers and condo‐ many is in the best in ter est RET JOANN D. ________________ in the first year of erty having the Bushnell, seconded of the City; the vote thereon RUCKER it's dissipates. city lences, he wanted to Prop ___ issue above the 3.50 mu nic i pal ad dress administration and thank every city de‐ of 1216 N Filmore, by Verret. NOW, THERE‐ MARK R. JOHN‐ being as follows: COUNCIL PRESI‐ mills being levied to MOVED FOR DENT COUNCIL pay General Obliga‐ your various council partment FORE, BE IT OR‐ SON that Covington, LA. ADOPTION 7 by CLERK reps are cognizant stepped up. He DAINED by the MAYOR tion Bonds of the Appendix A YEAS: Botsford, seconded SENT: 0 of this circum‐ stated we have had a Per divi City Council of the City? sion Article AB by NAYS: 0 Bush nell. stances regardless lot of events, and we Sub City Received from the 3. Sec. 3.4 Adminis‐ ABSTAIN: 0 of of the amount of have had a lot of tra Cov ing ton, at its C E R T I F I C A T E Mayor on this 13th SECTION 2. Publi‐ tive, this case is rainfall. He stated so people in the city, being regular session con‐ day of August, YEAS: 7 cation of Notice of referred to the PASSED AND AB SENT: 0 we're working on it I and every depart‐ Plan vened, that the I, JoAnn D. Rucker, 2026, at 9:00 o'clock Elec tion. A Notice commis‐ ADOPTED this Mayor of the City of A.M. NAYS:0 promise you that. ment pulled its sion.ning Council Clerk of the of Special Election A re quest for ABSTAIN: 0 weight, and he is lot depth variance 11th day of August, Covington be and is 5. District E City of Covington, shall be published in 2026. hereby authorized to /s/______________ Councilman Burrall very grateful for has certify that the the official journal been placed on AND above and foregoing of the City once a stated he wanted to that. He stated he the Board of Adjust‐ execute an act of ________________ PASSED ADOPTED this constitutes a true week for four con‐ /s/______________ sale to Pamela ___ extend condolences cannot stress Agenda as ________________ 11th day of Au gust, and correct copy of secutive to the Rushing fam‐ enough to come out ment Miley on be half of JOANN D. weeks, Case No. 26-08-14 ____ 2026 ily. He stated they're tomorrow at 5:00 BOA. the City of Coving‐ RUCKER a Resolution passed with the first publi‐ in our thoughts and PM and see Coun‐ Petitioner: West 30s MARK W. VER‐ ton of the following COUNCIL CLERK and adopted by the cation to be made /s/______________ City of Covington not less than fortyprayers. He stated cilman described property: 197742AU19-1T Inman Redemption Com‐ RET COUNCIL PRESI‐ A certain parcel of $181.02 ________________ on the 11th day of five (45) days nor he hoped everyone Dressed however he pany ____________ enjoyed the 4th of is going to dress Owner: West 30s DENT ground being a por‐ August, 2026, at more than ninety MARK W. VER‐ which meeting a (90) days prior to July for I think the reading the Declara‐ Redemption Com‐ tion of the right-of- PUBLIC NOTICE RET /s/______________ way of McDougall money we put to‐ tion of Indepen‐ pany quorum was present the date of the elec‐ ________________ Street, lying be‐ CITY OF COV‐ COUNCIL PRESI‐ and voting. ward the fireworks dence. He stated he tion, which Notice ____ DENT this year was money was correct that PROCESS & tween East Tate INGTON Covington, shall be substan‐ JOANN D. Street and East 32nd STATE /s/______________ well spent. He stated won't happen, but APPEAL: The Louisiana, this 11th tially in the form at‐ OF ________________ day of August, tached hereto as Ex‐ it was the best show every 250 years so, planning commis‐ RUCKER Avenue, Second LOUISIANA COUNCIL CLERK Connelly Addition ___ I could ever remem‐ come on out and sion 2026. hibit "A" and incor‐ shall have the JOANN D. /s/______________ porated herein by ber seeing around have one last July authority to grant or to the City of Cov‐ ORDINANCE sented to the ington, St. Tam‐ NUMBER 2026-21 RUCKER here and everyone 4th holiday event. ______________ reference the same deny final subdivi‐ Pre COUNCIL CLERK JOANN on this 12th many I've spoken to has Councilman Bush‐ sion Parish, D. as if it were set forth approval and Mayor day of Au gust, Louisiana echoed the same nell asked what time any other and more RUCKER herein in full. AN ORDINANCE matters 2026, at 8:45 fully described as OF THE CITY OF Presented to the COUNCIL CLERK comments. He do the kids come out brought before it o’clock A.M. Mayor on this 12th stated so I think it and take pictures? where fol lows: 197748AU19-1T Notwithstanding the COVINGTON purview day of August, $97.28 was success and Councilman Inman and jurisits foregoing, prior to AUTHORIZING dic tion pre ‐ maybe we'll do it stated somewhere vails; however, any /s/______________ Commencing from THE CITY OF 2026, at 8:45 o'clock the publication of A.M. again next year who between 5:45 and person claiming to ________________ a ½ inch iron pipe COVINGTON, the Notice of Elec‐ PUBLIC NOTICE knows. He stated 6:00pm. found at the north‐ THROUGH THE /s/______________ tion, the Council be aggrieved by the ____ JOANN D. ________________ again like Council‐ ADMINISTRA‐ east cor ner of Lot 1, President of the CITY OF MAYOR, TO AC‐ sion of the com‐ RUCKER man Inman was say‐ TIVE Square 42, Second QUIRE CERTAIN ___ COM‐ decision Governing Author‐ COVINGTON may appeal COUNCIL CLERK Con JOANN D. ing, we're getting MENTS AND RE‐ mis nelly Ad di tion ity is authorized and STATE OF PARCELS, such decisions to the RUCKER these to summer PORTS the City of Cov ‐ di rected to make LOUISIANA RIGHTS OF WAY 22 nd Ju di cial Dis ‐ storms 3 inches of 1. Mayor Mark-Ab‐ trict Court for the Approved _X_ or ington and the Point AND/OR SERVI‐ COUNCIL CLERK any amendments to Vetoed ___ by the of Beginning, go TUDES FOR THE rain in an hour on sent the foregoing RESOLUTION Parish of St. Tam ‐ Mayor on this 12th North 77 degrees 30 COLUMBIA Approved _X__ or NUMBER 2026-16 proposition Sunday was a lot of 2. Erin Stair, CAO many. that day of August, minutes 24 seconds STREET BRIDGE Vetoed ___ by the rain. He stated we stated That we have may be required to Mayor on this 12th A RESOLUTION comply with any had a tree hit a fence recognized East along the south PROJECT chief If you have com‐ 2026. day of August, ORDERING AND state or federal regu‐ and missed the lift Farrell for his retire‐ line of East Tate please e-mail /s/______________ Street station about a foot ment and now we ments, 50.0 feet to a WHEREAS, CALLING A SPE‐ latory agencies. the 2026. them to eagee@ ________________ three-quarter inch City of Covington /s/______________ CIAL ELECTION on South New have chief Collins. covla.com mail Hampshire and that She stated another them to the City of ____ iron pipe set at the desires to acquire ________________ TO BE HELD IN SECTION 3. Can‐ would have been a person that is known Covington Planning MARK R. JOHN‐ northwest corner of certain THE CITY OF vass. This Govern‐ parcels, ___ MARK R. JOHN‐ COVINGTON, really unfortunate of the city is Latisca Department at P. O. SON Square 41 A; thence rights-of-way ing Authority shall situation for a lot of Taylor, our Director Box 778, Coving‐ MAYOR South 12 degrees 29 and/or servitudes as SON STATE OF meet at its regular MAYOR people. He said that of Utility Billing. ton, min utes 36 sec onds LOUISIANA, TO meeting place, the depicted and identi‐ 70434. ceived from the East 120.0 feet to a fied on the Right of we were lucky there. She stated Latisca For LA AUTHORIZE THE Council Chambers, informa‐ Re Mayor on the 13th Re ceived from the He stated Council‐ has also decided to tion, more point; thence South OF 222 E. Kirkland or to review day of August,2026, 77 degrees 30 min‐ Way maps and/or Mayor on this 13th ISSUANCE man Inman men‐ retire later in the case ma Street, Covington, GENERAL process verbal legal te r ial or to tioned the Declara‐ month so, we need inquire about speak‐ at 9:00 o’clock A.M. utes 24 seconds descriptions Louisiana, on at‐ day of August, OBLIGATION tion of Indepen‐ to recognize her at ing at the public West 50.0 feet to a tached hereto (col‐ 2026, at 9:00 o'clock BONDS THEREIN, TUESDAY, JANU‐ dence and I plan to the same time. She hearing, please call /s/______________ point, being the lectively, the “Prop‐ A.M. MAKING APPLI‐ ARY 5, 2027, at bring my boys out stated Raven the City of Coving‐ ________________ southeast corner of erty”); and CATION TO THE 6:00 P.M., and shall ____ /s/______________ there and let them Mitchell is going to ton Lot 1, Square 42; STATE BOND then and there in WHEREAS, there is Planning De‐ JOANN D. thence North 2 de‐ a need and public ________________ COMMISSION, witness this. He be our new interim open and public ses‐ ment at (985) RUCKER ___ stated he wants to utility billing direc‐ part grees 29 min utes 36 AND PROVIDING sion proceed to ex‐ Thanks COUNCIL CLERK seconds West 120.0 purpose for the ac‐ JOANN D. extend his congratu‐ tor so if you need 867-1214. am ine and canvass FOR OTHER MAT‐ quisition of the for your interest in 197735AU19-1T lations to the pro‐ anything just reach Cov feet to the Point of Property for the RUCKER TERS IN CON‐ the returns and de‐ ing ton’s fu ture. $107.30 motion of Chief out to her for, she Beginning. benefit of the Co‐ COUNCIL CLERK NECTION THERE‐ clare the results of Collins and also to knows her stuff. She In accordance with the said special elec‐ WITH lumbia Street 197739AU19-1T our new Deputy stated, as you know, the Americans with BE IT FURTHER Bridge tion. Project, $138.19 Chief Edwin Mas‐ we are rolling into Disabilities Act, if PUBLIC NOTICE ORDAINED that which will serve to BE IT RESOLVED ters. He stated he's budget season and you need special as‐ the City of Coving‐ replace the bridge PUBLIC NOTICE 4. by the City Council SECTION going to do a great we will start having sis ton shall ap point an OF CITY of the City of Cov‐ Polling Places. The over Mile Branch on please con‐ COVINGTON job. in internal meetings tacttance, ex pert ap praiser polling places for ington, State of Columbia Street, CITY OF the ADA Coor‐ STATE OF 6. Councilman At with all departments dinator who shall appraise and COVINGTON Louisiana (the the precincts set at (985 -892- LOUISIANA Large to talk about what 1811 x 270) the prop erty and the STATE OF "Governing Author‐ forth in the afore‐ WHEREAS, the Cov ing ‐ property shall be City of Covington LOUISIANA Councilman Bots‐ we need to put in the ity"), acting as the said Notice of Spe‐ City Hall de‐ ORDINANCE ford stated he would budget for next year. ton sold for governing authority cial Election are desires to acquire ing the assis‐ NUM like to echo the 3. Rod Rodrigue , scrib not less than the ap ‐ BER 2026-22 of the City of Cov‐ hereby designated the Property and au‐ RESOLUTION teamwork praised value; and from City Attorney None tance that is neces‐ thorizes the Mayor NUMBER 2026-15 ington, State of as the polling places public works. He Council President sary. AN OR DI NANCE Louisiana (the at which to hold the 194406AU5-12-19- OF THE CITY OF BE IT FURTHER to take whatever stated right before Verret stated the 3T said election, and steps are necessary A RESOLUTION "City"), that: Sparks in the Park next council meet‐ $262.06 ORDAINED that to enter into negoti‐ OF THE COVING‐ COVINGTON the Commissionerswe had that tree ing will be Tuesday the deed shall retain ations for the acqui‐ TON CITY COUN‐ SECTION 1. Elec‐ in-Charge and Com‐ AUTHORIZING down and you guys August 11, 2026. THE MAYOR TO all mineral rights in sition of said Prop‐ CIL TO CON‐ tion Call. Subject to missioners, respec‐ PUB LIC NO TICE just attacked it like a SELL ON BEHALF favor of the City. SIDER WAIVING the approval of the tively, will be the erty and; bunch of ants and it There being no fur‐ OF THE CITY OF BE IT FURTHER WHEREAS, the ac‐ LAND USE / PER‐ State Bond Com‐ same persons as was gone. He stated ther business, the CITY OF COV‐ COVINGTON A ORDAINED that quisition of the MITTING RE‐ mission, and under those designated in Chris Rushings was meeting was ad‐ INGTON PORTION OF THE the City of Coving‐ Property is in the QUIREMENTS with the authority con‐ accordance OF MCDOUGALL a hero. He stated he journed at 6:34 PM. STATE ton shall reserve a best interest of the FOR THE STATE ferred by the Consti‐ law. was a guy that had Video of this meet‐ LOUISIANA predial City; STREET RIGHT perpetual OF LOUISIANA tution of the State of jumped into the ing can be found on of NOW, OF WAY BE‐ servitude THERE‐ EXPEDITED TEM‐ Louisiana of 1974, SECTION 5. Elec‐ OR DI NANCE water to save his www.covla.com. TWEEN EAST drainage and utili‐ FORE, BE IT OR‐ PORARY HOUS‐ including Article tion Commission‐ NUMBER 2026-20 TATE granddaughter with STREET ties located within DAINED by the ING ASSISTANCE VI, Section 33, the ers; Voting Ma‐ no regard to his own /s/______________ the en tirety of the AND EAST 32ND applicable provi‐ chines. The officers City Council of the PROGRAM AN ORDINANCE AVENUE, life and he paid the ____ CITY property to be sold. City sions of the designated to serve ultimate price. He /s/______________ OF THE CITY OF OF COVINGTON, The City of Coving‐ of Covington, at its WHEREAS, Act Louisiana Election as CommissionersCOVINGTON stated he was the ____________ ST. TAMMANY ton shall have full regular session con‐ No. 526 of the Code, and other in-Charge and Com‐ type of guy that if MARK W. VER‐ DECLARING access to the servi‐ vened, that the City Louisiana PARISH, 2022 constitutional and missioners pursuant you saw him, he al‐ RET JOANN D. SURPLUS tude and the right to of LOUISIANA Covington, Legislative Session statutory authority, a to Section 4 hereof, EQUIP MENT ways had a smile on RUCKER maintain the servi‐ through requires the Gover‐ special election is or such substitutes his face and was Council President OWNED BY THE WHEREAS, the tude and the right to Office of hereby called and therefor as may be CITY OF COV‐ McDougall Street install, maintain and the Mayor is autho‐ nor’s very quiet. He stated Council Clerk rized to acquire by Homeland Security ordered to be held in selected and desig‐ INGTON when you went to 197749AUG19-1T right of way is a repair such drainage purchase, donation, and Emergency Pre‐ the City on SATUR‐ nated in accordance talk with him it was $389.88 public right of way lines, features and La. R.S. paredness DAY, DECEMBER with WHEREAS, it has owned by the City facilities as shall be or otherwise all or like you're having a 18:1287, shall hold (“GOHSEP”) de ‐ 12, 2026, be tween parts of the pro ‐ been determined of Covington; and bad day you just PUBLIC NOTICE necessary to allow posed parcels, velop a program to the hours of seven the said special elec‐ that the property de‐ WHEREAS, walked away feel‐ the and accommodate rights-of-way provide temporary o'clock (7:00) a.m. tion as herein pro‐ scribed on the at ‐ ing better because CITY OF COV‐ City of Covington such drainage and to and/or servitudes housing and shelter and eight o'clock vided, and shall tached ex hibits is no he just had that glow INGTON PLAN‐ has received an ap‐ install, maintain and assistance to (8:00) p.m., in ac‐ make due returns of longer needed for plication for the pri‐ repair all utility described and about him. He will NING COMMIS‐ within 14 cordance with the said election for the the public purposes vate sale of a portion lines located in the depicted on the parishes be dearly missed SION HAS Right of Way maps days following a provisions of La. meeting of the Gov‐ of the City of Cov‐ of the McDougall servitude. throughout the SCHEDULED A and/or process ver‐ presidential declara‐ R.S. 18:541, and at erning Authority to ington; and whole city. He MEETING FOR Street right of way BE IT FURTHER bals attached hereto tion of a major dis‐ the said election be held as provided WHEREAS, it is the between East Tate ORDAINED that if stated he had some MONDAY AU‐ the aster or emergency; there shall be sub‐ in Section 3 hereof. desire of the City Street and East 32nd any provision of this (collectively, updates from the GUST 24, 2026, and mitted to all regis‐ All registered voters “Property”). Coun cil for the City food bank. He stated 6:30 PM AT THE Avenue from ordinance shall be BE IT FURTHER WHEREAS, the Act tered voters quali‐ in the City will be of Cov ing ton to they have their CITY OF COV‐ held to be invalid, ORDAINED that specifies that, in fied and entitled to entitled to vote at Pamela Miley, and comply with WHEREAS, America 250 food INGTON COUN‐ the such invalidity shall pursuant to all ap‐ order for parishes to vote at the said elec‐ the special election, drive, and they want CIL CHAMBERS Louisiana state law City Council has re‐ not affect other pro‐ plicable provisions be able to partici‐ tion under the Con‐ and voting ma‐ 250 donors to con‐ LOCATED AT 222 regarding the dispo‐ ceived the recom‐ visions herein in the tempo‐ stitution and laws of chines shall be used. sition of surplus mendation of the which can be given of law, the Mayor is pate tribute 250 items or KIRKLAND rary housing pro‐ this State and the au tho rized to take property. more throughout the STREET, COV‐ City Planning Com‐ effect without the all steps necessary gram, a certification Constitution of the SECTION 6. Autho‐ NOW, THERE‐ mission regarding invalid month because dur‐ INGTON, provision to acquire said Prop‐ must be submitted United States, the rization of Officers. FORE, BE IT OR‐ said sales, and; ing the summertime LOUISIANA. and to this end the erty. to GOHSEP waiv‐ following proposi‐ The Council Clerk DAINED by the WHEREAS, the donations go the provisions of this BE IT FURTHER ing land use regula‐ tion, to-wit: of the City is hereby down quite a bit. He Planning Commis‐ City Council for the Covington or di nance are City empowered, autho‐ relating to mo‐ City of Covington, Council has deter‐ hereby declared to ORDAINED that tions stated that their sion Meeting rized and directed to the Mayor is autho‐ bile homes, recre‐ PROPOSITION Louisiana, in regu‐ mined that a portion be severable. summer stock pro‐ arrange for and to rized to exercise his ational vehicles, and (BOND) grams are going on 26-08-18 ADMN lar session con‐ of the McDougall WHEREUPON, fur nish to said elec‐ temporary discretion in acquir‐ other so when school lets SUB Request: (An vened, that the mov‐ Street, right of way, this ordinance hav‐ ing the Property, to‐ housing adjacent to Shall the City of tion officers in able prop erty de ‐ out many children administrative sub‐ ing been submitted gether with all a survivor’s dam‐ Covington, State of ample time for the is described as: lose their access to division Referred to scribed in attached A certain parcel of in writing, having holding of said elec‐ and Louisiana ments and all lll

the special election, the issuance of such things, an exception through buildings and voting ma‐ Bonds and based on for "preliminary ex‐ for commercial es‐ chines shall be used. the amount of said penditures" as de‐ tablishments selling and/or dealing in al‐ Bonds actually is‐ fined therein. ✦ Wednesday, ✦ 10B TION August 19, 2026 THERE‐ coholic beverages, sold,✦deSt. livTammany ered NOW, SEC 6. Autho ‐ sued, BE Notices IT RE‐ (Fadely/Jones). for, plus FORE,Public rizationPublic of Of ficers. and paid Notices Public Notices Public Notices by the ex‐ SOLVED, The Coun cil Clerk "out-of-pocket" Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min of the City is hereby penses, said fees to City Council of the 3. Item No. 26-07empowered, autho‐ be contingent upon City of Covington in 3659: An ordinance rized and directed to the issuance, sale due, regular, and amending the Code arrange for and to and delivery of said legal session con‐ of Ordinances of the furnish to said elec‐ Bonds. The Finance vened, that it does City of Slidell, tion officers in Director is hereby hereby certify this Chapter 8, Article I, ample time for the authorized and di‐ resolution ordering Section 8-2 with re‐ holding of said elec‐ rected to execute, and calling a special spect to the opera‐ tion, the necessary and this Governing election to be held in tion of garage, es‐ equipment, forms Authority hereby the City of Coving‐ tate, and similar State of sales in the City of and other parapher‐ agrees to and ac‐ ton, nalia essential to the cepts the terms of, Louisiana, to autho‐ Slidell, (Fadely/Jones). rize the is suance of the en gage ment let ‐ proper holding of said election and the ter of Bond Counsel general obligation Council President appended hereto as bonds therein, mak‐ 4. Item No. 26-07and/or Council Exhibit "B". A certi‐ ing application to 3660 - An ordinance Clerk of the City are fied copy of this res‐ the State Bond to impose a timefurther authorized, olution shall be sub‐ Commission, and limited moratorium empowered and di‐ mitted to the Attor‐ providing for other on the review, ap‐ rected to take any ney General of the matters in connec‐ proval, permitting, or construction of and all further ac‐ State of Louisiana tion therewith. FOR new buildings or tion required by for approval of said MOVED by structures, along State and/or Federal employment and of ADOPTION law to arrange for the fees herein des‐ ______ seconded by with any ancillary ignated, and pay‐ ______, was then improvements for the election. ment for the work submitted to a vote, same, in the area specified the vote thereon within the City of SECTION 7. Fur‐ herein Slidell bordered by completion being as follows: nishing Election upon Fremaux Ave. on the thereof and under Call to Election Of‐ north; Sgt. Alfred conditions YAYS: ABSENT: ficials. Certified the Dr. on the west; copies of this reso‐ herein enumerated NAYS: ABSTAIN: Daney St. on the lution shall be for‐ is hereby approved warded to the Secre‐ without further ac‐ And the resolution south; and the east‐ tary of State, the tion of this Govern‐ was adopted on the ern side of Pine Park 11th day of August, Place Subdivision Clerk of Court and ing Authority. 2026. on the east, (Brown‐ Ex-Officio Parish /s/______________ field). SEC TION 10. Con ‐ Custodian of Voting Machines of St. firmation of Ap‐ _______________ Tammany Parish pointment of Mu‐ /s/______________ Note: A Public Hearing will be held and the Registrar of nicipal Advisor. The ______________ Voters of St. Tam‐ City hereby retains MARK W. VER‐ on the above listed many Parish, as no‐ Raymond James & RET JOANN D. ordinances on Tues‐ day, August 11, tification of the spe‐ Associates, Inc., of RUCKER Rouge, COUNCIL PRESI‐ 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in cial election, in Baton DENT the Council Cham‐ COUN CIL Louisiana, to act as order that each may bers, 2045 Second prepare for said its Municipal Advi‐ CLERK Street, Suite 319. election and per‐ sor ("MA") pursuant form their respec‐ to the provisions of Dodd-Frank C E R T I F I C A T E C. Proposed tive functions as re‐ the Resolutions: Wall Street Reform quired by law. and Consumer Pro‐ I, JoAnn D. Rucker, Coun cil Clerk of the 1. R26-23: A tection Act and the SECTION 8. Appli‐ rules promulgated City of Covington, resolution authoriz‐ cation to State Bond thereunder by the certify that the ing the Mayor of the Commission. Appli‐ Securities and Ex‐ above and foregoing City of Slidell to ex‐ Commis‐ constitutes a true ecute an agreement cation is made to the change State Bond Com‐ sion. The City and correct copy of with the State of acknowl‐ a Resolution passed Louisiana, Gover‐ mission for consent hereby and authority to edges that it is repre‐ and adopted by the nor’s Office of hold the special sented by the MA City of Covington Homeland Security election as herein and will rely upon on the 11th day of and Emergency Pre‐ provided, and in the the advice of the August, 2026, at paredness, for the event said election MA with respect to which meeting a Hazard Mitigation Program, carries for further the Bonds. The fee quorum was present Grant (Brownfield/Den‐ consent and author‐ to be paid the MA and voting. ham, by request of ity to issue, sell and shall be payable Covington, deliver the bonds solely from the pro‐ Louisiana, this 11th Administration). day of Au gust, provided for therein. ceeds of the Bonds 2. R26-24: A A certified copy of when and if issued, 2026. this resolution shall and the amount /s/______________ resolution request‐ ing the City Admin‐ be forwarded to the thereof shall be sub‐ ______________ D. istration use the city State Bond Com‐ ject to the approval JOANN website and social mission on behalf of of the State Bond RUCKER this Governing Au‐ Commission. The COUNCIL CLERK media to distribute the City Council thority, together Finance Director is 197746AU19-1T meeting agendas, with a letter request‐ hereby authorized $373.52 (Brownfield). and di rected, in her ing the prompt con‐ sideration and ap‐ discretion, to exe‐ PUBLIC NOTICE D. Reallocation of proval of this appli‐ cute any contract the cation. By virtue of MA may require SLIDELL CITY Funds: with respect to the COUNCIL applicant/issuer’s application for, ac‐ engagement. 2045 SECOND 1. Reallocation for Breckenridge Play‐ ceptance and uti‐ STREET lization of the bene‐ SECTION 11. Dec‐ SLIDELL, LA ground equipment: 92240-85026-0265 la ra tion of Of fi cial fits of the Louisiana 70458 Playground Equip‐ State Bond Com‐ Intent. Prior to the ment Pocket Parks mission’s ap‐ delivery of the MINUTES Expenditures proval(s) resolved Bonds, the City JULY 28, 2026 $67,000 Increase; intends 6:30 P.M. and set forth herein, presently 92240-85005it resolves that it un‐ and reasonably ex‐ 0073Mill & Overlay derstands and pects that it may pay Breck enridge Ex‐ agrees that such ap‐ all or a portion of the Council President pen ditures $67,000 costs of the Pro ject proval(s) are ex‐ Brownfield called pressly conditioned from legally avail‐ the regular meeting Decrease. upon, and it further able funds in its of the Slidell City resolves that it un‐ General Fund. Upon Council to order in 2. Reallocate derstands, agrees the issuance of the the Council Cham‐ funding to retain a and binds itself, its Bonds, the City bers. A quorum was federal lobbyist for the City: 92010intends present. successors and as‐ presently 62059- 0266 Lob‐ signs to, full and and reasonably ex‐ by ist Expenditure pects to re im burse continuing compli‐ PRESENT: Council ance with the “State any such expendi‐ Members Leslie $120,000 Increase; Bond Commission tures for the Project Denham, Tom 20415-05145 Build‐ Policy on Approval from a portion of the Abney, Landon ing Litigation Ex‐ of Proposed Use of proceeds of the Washington, Sean penditure Decrease provided Fadely, Megan Hag‐ $934; 20418-08105 Swaps, or other Bonds, forms of Derivative that such reimburse‐ gerty, Nick DiSanti, Lindberg/Gause Im‐ Products Hedges, ment shall be in an Shawn Jones, Trey provements Expen‐ Decrease Etc.”, adopted by amount not cur‐ Brownfield and Tim diture $8,487; 20419the Commission on rently reasonably Rogers 09135 City Barn July 20, 2006, as to expected to exceed Expenditure De‐ the borrowing(s) the maximum prin‐ ABSENT: None crease $10,115; and other matter(s) cipal amount of the subject to the ap‐ Bonds set forth in ALSO PRESENT: 20419-09149 Cutter proval(s), including Section 1 hereof. Mayor Randy Fan‐ Attachment Expen‐ subsequent applica‐ Any such allocation dal, Police Chief diture $30,000 De‐ 20419tion and approval of proceeds of the Tommy Williams, crease; under said Policy of Bonds for reim‐ Council Adminis‐ 09150 Tow Boom Expenditure the implementation bursement will be trator Thomas Lift or use of any with respect to capi‐ Reeves, Chief of Decrease $8,000; swap(s) or other tal expenditures (as Staff Mike Noto, 20419-09155 Audi‐ Fence product(s) or en‐ defined in Reg. and City Attorney torium Dumpster Expendi‐ hancement(s) cov‐ 1.150-1(b)) and will Thomas Schneidau ture De crease be made not later ered thereby. 20421than 18 months after The Council Presi‐ $9,000; SECTION 9. Em‐ the later of (i) the dent opened the 51136 Boiler Reployment of Bond date such expendi‐ Consent Calendar tube Expenditure Counsel. This Gov‐ ture was paid or (ii) for a public hearing. Decrease $40,000; erning Authority the date on which No one from the 20421-51920 finds and deter‐ the Project was public appeared to Westchester Place mines that a real ne‐ placed in service or speak. The Council Property Expendi‐ Decrease cessity exists for the abandoned, but in President closed the ture employment of spe‐ no event more than public hearing on $10,000; 209992cial counsel in con‐ three years after the the Consent Calen‐ 95092 Transfer to City Capital Expen‐ nection with the is‐ original expenditure dar. diture Increase suance of the pro‐ is paid. This Section posed general oblig‐ is intended to be a Councilman DiS‐ $116,536; 959992Transfer ation bonds of the declaration of offi‐ anti seconded by 45020 from Sales Tax Rev‐ City, and accord‐ cial intent within the Councilwoman enues Increase ingly, Foley & meaning of Reg. Haggerty made a Judell, L.L.P., of 1.150-2, and certain motion to adopt the $116,536; 9200285999 Undesig‐ New Orleans, terms used in this Consent Calendar. nated Expenditure Louisiana, as Bond Section shall have Counsel, is hereby the meaning given ROLL CALL 9 Yeas Decrease $3,464. employed to do and in such Regulation. 0 Nays 0 Absent Bids and Request to perform work of a For purposes of this CARRIED Purchase: traditional legal na‐ Section, the Project making CONSENT CAL‐ ture as bond counsel includes 2. Annual cap i tal im prove ‐ with respect to the ENDAR Maintenance Con‐ issuance and sale of ments in the City, in‐ said Bonds. Said cluding, but not lim‐ A. Approval of the tract – BLD Ser‐ LLC, Bond Counsel shall ited to, constructing, Minutes of the July vices, $2,784,635 prepare and submit renovating, acquir‐ 14, 2026 meeting. to this Governing ing, and/or improv‐ Authority for adop‐ ing (i) roads, street B. Proposed Ordi‐ REGULAR AGENDA tion all of the pro‐ and bridges; (ii) nances: buildings, ceedings incidental public PRE‐ to the authorization, parks and recre‐ 1. Item No. 26-07- SPECIAL facilities; 3657 - An ordinance SENTATIONS issuance, sale and ational delivery of such (iii) drains and amending the Code Bonds, shall counsel drainage facilities; of Ordinances of the The presentation for and advise this Gov‐ (iv) public safety fa‐ City of Slidell, National Stillbirth and erning Authority as cilities; (v) sewer‐ Louisiana, by re‐ Prevention to the issuance and age collection and pealing Article VI, Awareness will be held dur ing the Sep ‐ treat ment, in clud ing sale thereof and Sections 27-131, shall furnish its acquiring all neces‐ 27-132, and 27-133 tember 8, 2026, opinions covering sary land, equip‐ of Chapter 27, council meeting. the legality of the is‐ ment and furnish‐ thereby abolishing suance of the Bonds. ings. All of the ex‐ mandatory bicycle Jeff Duhe, SBA The fee of Bond penditures covered registration require‐ Public Affairs Spe‐ cialist appeared be‐ Counsel for each se‐ by this Section were ments, fore the Council to ries of bonds shall or will be made on (Fadely/Washing‐ speak about disaster and after the date be fixed at a sum not ton). loans offered at very exceeding the fee al‐ which is 60 days lowed by the Attor‐ prior to the effective 2. Item No. 26- 07- low interest rates to ney General's fee date of this Resolu‐ 3658 - An ordinance those impacted by Storm guidelines for such tion or as otherwise eliminating the pro‐ Tropical bond counsel work allowed by Reg. hibition on drive-up Arthur, which oc‐ curred on June 17, in connection with 1.150-2 which in‐ windows/drivethe issuance of such cludes, among other through buildings 2026. The types of things, an ex cep tion Bonds and based on for commercial es‐ loans offered are as the amount of said for "preliminary ex‐ tablishments selling follows: Business Bonds actually is‐ penditures" as de‐ and/or dealing in al‐ Physical Disaster sued, sold, delivered fined therein. coholic beverages, Loans, Economic Injury Disaster THERE‐ (Fadely/Jones). and paid for, plus NOW, Loans and Home "out-of-pocket" ex‐ FORE, BE IT RE‐ penses, said fees to SOLVED, by the 3. Item No. 26-07- Disaster Loans. The be contingent upon City Council of the 3659: An ordinance walk in recovery the issuance, sale City of Covington in amending the Code center located in the and delivery of said due, regular, and of Ordinances of the Tower’s Building on Bonds. The Finance legal session con‐ City of Slidell, Old Spanish Trail Director is hereby vened, that it does Chapter 8, Article I, will be open until authorized and di‐ hereby certify this Section 8-2 with re‐ Friday, July 31st for rected to execute, resolution ordering to the era‐ people who want to lll

loans offered are as follows: Business Physical Disaster Loans, Economic Injury Disaster Loans Public and Notices Home Disaster Loans. The Meet/Hear/Min walk in recovery center located in the Tower’s Building on Old Spanish Trail will be open until Friday, July 31st for people who want to talk to someone in person. You can also fill out an applica‐ tion on line at https://lending.sba. gov. PUBLIC INGS

HEAR‐

A public hearing was opened, held, and closed prior to any action being taken on each of the following items: As advertised, a public hearing was held on Item No. 2607-3652, an ordi‐ nance to dissolve the Town Center Parkway Economic Development Dis‐ trict and repeal Or‐ dinance No. 3910 creating same. No one from the public appeared to speak. The Council Presi‐ dent closed the pub‐ lic hearing. Council‐ woman Denham seconded by Coun‐ cilwoman Haggerty made a motion to adopt Item No.2607-3652, Ordinance No. 4297. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED As advertised, a public hearing was held on Item No.2607-3653, an ordi‐ nance providing a quarterly update to the Unified Devel‐ opment Code and official Zoning Map (TXT2026-0002) as found in Exhibit A, as well as Amend‐ ment A which re‐ places Exhibit A in its entirety. No one from the public ap‐ peared to speak. The Council President closed the public hearing. Council‐ man Fadely sec‐ onded by Council‐ man Jones made a motion to postpone Item No. 26-073653 and Amend‐ ment A for thirty days, (August 25, 2026). ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED As advertised, a public hearing was held on Item No.2607-3654, an ordi‐ nance changing cer‐ tain staffing levels within the City of Slidell's Finance Department. No one from the public ap‐ peared to speak. The Council President closed the public hearing. Council‐ man DiSanti sec‐ onded by Council‐ woman Denham made a motion to adopt Item No. 2607-3654, Ordinance No. 4298. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED As advertised, a public hearing was held on Item No.2607-3655, an ordi‐ nance changing cer‐ tain staffing levels within the City of Slidell's Office of Public Utilities De‐ partment, as well as Amendment A, which corrects the grade. No one from the public appeared to speak. The Coun‐ cil President closed the public hearing. Councilman Jones seconded by Coun‐ cilman Abney made a motion to adopt Amendment A to Item 26-07-3655. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED Councilwoman Haggerty seconded by Councilwoman Denham made a motion to adopt Item No.26-073655, as amended, Ordinance No. 4299. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED As advertised, a public hearing was held on Item No.2607-3656, an ordi‐ nance for the City of Slidell (the "City") setting forth and designating the City’s millage rates, as required by Part II of Article VII of the Constitution of Louisiana and other applicable law, for the purposes of maintenance and operation of garbage collection and disposal, and sewerage works and facilities, in the City for the fiscal year 2026-2027. No one from the public ap‐ peared to speak. The Council President closed the public hearing. Council‐ man Washington seconded by Coun‐ cilman Fadely made a motion to adopt Item No.26-073656, Ordinance No. 4300. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED LEGISLATIVE

closed the public hearing. Council‐ man Washington seconded by Coun‐ cilman Fadely made a motion adopt PublictoNotices Item Meet/Hear/Min No.26-073656, Ordinance No. 4300. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED

free snowballs. He will put something on the Facebook page so the commu‐ nity will be able to know Public in ad vance Notices where Meet/Hear/Min the trailer will be.

As there was no fur‐ ther business, the meeting was ad‐ journed at 6:55 p.m. LEGISLATIVE 197670AUG19-1T COMMENTS AND $351.38 REPORTS PUBLIC NOTICE Councilman Fadely gave a shout out to Special Board the U.S. Coast Meeting Minutes Guard for their up‐ Thursday, July 16, coming 236th an‐ 2026 at 4:30 PM niversary on August C.J. Schoen Admin 4th. Complex Councilwoman 1. OPENING Denham stated that A. ROLL CALL the D.A.D. Project Members present: will host a D.A.D. & Matthew Greene, me Summer Jam, Roslyn Hanson, wherein fathers and Adaline Rutherford, children will partici‐ Amanda Martin, Is‐ pate in hands on abelle Moore, Mike STEM activities, lit‐ Peterson, Gia Baker, eracy fun, raffles Deborah McCol‐ and giveaways. The lum, Michelle event will take place Hirstius, and James on August 1st from Braud 10:00 a.m. to noon Members absent: in the Slidell Audi‐ Kalinda Fauntleroy, torium. Brandon Harrell, Tammy Lamy, Den‐ Councilman Rogers nis Cousin, and recognized long Michelle Ruffino time city employee Gallaher Elaine Troutwine on her recent retire‐ 2. TO CONDUCT ment. He also stated STUDENT EX‐ that his District G PULSION AP‐ website is up and PEAL HEAR‐ running at tim‐ ING(S), WHICH rogers.org, giving MAY BE HELD IN residents updates EXECUTIVE SES‐ and community ini‐ SION PURSUANT tiatives for District TO THE PROVI‐ G. SIONS OF LRS 42:17A(7) Councilman A. EXPULSION Brownfield thanked APPEAL HEAR‐ his colleagues for ING FOR STU‐ allowing him to DENT A. serve as President of the Council. He Motion by Mrs. stated that his mis‐ Rutherford, second sion for the upcom‐ by Mrs. Moore that ing year is to bring the Board go into collaboration to executive session. East St. Tammany. Yea: Matthew As such, on Tues‐ Greene, Roslyn day, August 18th at Hanson, Adaline 3:00 p.m. he will be Rutherford, hosting a summit Amanda Martin, Is‐ with leaders from abelle Moore, Mike our hospital, parish Peterson, Gia Baker, officials, city coun‐ Deborah McCol‐ cil, fire department lum, Michelle and school board to Hirstius, and James discuss infrastruc‐ Braud Motion Car‐ ture plans, growth ries 10-0 plans, etc. The sum‐ mit will take place Motion by Mrs. every four months. Hanson, second by Also, he would like Dr. Peterson that the to host an open Board return to reg‐ house one evening ular session. for residents to Yea: Matthew come meet the Greene, Roslyn Council, Council Hanson, Adaline Staff, and tour our Rutherford, offices and Council Amanda Martin, Is‐ Chambers, he is also abelle Moore, Mike including Keep Peterson, Gia Baker, Slidell Beautiful Di‐ Deborah McCol‐ rector and Main lum, Michelle Street Manager. Hirstius, and James Councilman Braud Motion Car‐ Brownfield is also ries 10-0 putting together work groups such as Motion by: Roslyn a Permitting and Hanson; seconded Development Re‐ by: Deborah Mc‐ view Committee to Collum to uphold look at ways to re‐ the expulsion of duce redundancies Student A in those processes. Yea: Matthew The public can Greene, Roslyn email Mr. Brown‐ Hanson, Adaline field at tbrown‐ Rutherford, field@cityofslidell. Amanda Martin, Is‐ org with sugges‐ abelle Moore, Mike tions. He is also Peterson, Gia Baker, forming a Munici‐ Deborah McCol‐ pal Efficiency and lum, Michelle Review Committee Hirstius, and James (MERC), for trans‐ Braud Motion Car‐ parency, open lines ries 10-0 of communications, and accessibility. 3. PUBLIC Lastly Councilman COMMENTS Brownfield is form‐ A. THREE ing an Economic MINUTES Development and 4. CLOSING Business Growth A. Committee to re‐ ADJOURNMENT search what other 197479AU19-1T cities are doing $53.03 around us to bring in businesses. PUBLIC NOTICE ADMINISTRA‐ Board TIVE COM‐ Special ings Minutes MENTS AND RE‐ Meet Thursday, July 9, PORTS 2026 at 10:00 PM C.J. Schoen Admin Mayor Fandal stated Com plex that on October 1st at Fritchie Gymna‐ 1. OPENING sium there will be a Live Confident mar‐ ROLL CALL tial arts tournament, A. Members present: which will bring Ada line Rutherford, over 1,000 competi‐ Fauntleroy, tors to Slidell. Au‐ Kalinda Brandon Harrell, gust 3rd is the Amanda Martin, Is‐ United Way Red abelle Moore, Mike Beans and Rice Peterson, Gia Baker, Cookoff from 11:00 Michelle Hirstius, a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in James Braud, and Slidell Auditorium. Michelle Ruffino August 7-9th, Keep Gallaher Slidell Beautiful bers absent: will host a Pickle‐ Mem Matthew Greene, ball Event at the Roslyn son, Fritchie Park Gym. Deborah Han Col‐ Saturday, August lum, TammyMc Lamy, 8th is the White Lin‐ nen and Lagniappe and Dennis Cousin event in Olde AGENDA Towne. Lastly, 2. Mayor Fandal stated ITEMS RECOM‐ that school is start‐ A. ACCEP‐ ing next week and MENDS OF A asked drivers to be TANCE ORANDUM aware of school MEM OF UNDER‐ zones and to drive STAND ING WITH safely. THE ST. TAM‐ ERA‐ POLICE CHIEF MANYOFFED TEACH‐ COMMENTS AND TION ERS AND SUP‐ REPORTS PORT EMPLOY‐ RELATED TO Chief Williams EES AND stated that the men SALARY OTHER PAY FOR and women of the FY 2026-2027 Slidell Police De‐ partment are out on Motion to accept the the streets working MOU as recom‐ hard to protect the mended citizens. Also, the Moved by: James police department’s Braud; seconded by: snowball trailer has Ada ford been refurbished Yea:line Ruther Adaline and is ready to go. Ruther ford, Kalinda The police depart‐ Fauntleroy, Bran‐ ment will be out in don rell, different neighbor‐ Amanda MarHar Is‐ hoods handing out abelle Moore,tin, Mike free snowballs. He Peterson, Michelle will put something Hirstius, James on the Facebook Braud, and Michelle page so the commu‐ Ruffino laher nity will be able to Nay: GiaGal Baker know in advance Not sent: where the trailer Matthew Pre Greene, will be. Roslyn Hanson, Deborah McCol‐ As there was no fur‐ lum, Tammy Lamy, ther business, the and Dennis Cousin meeting was ad‐ Motion Carries 9-1 journed at 6:55 p.m. 197670AUG19-1T

abelle Moore, Mike Peterson, Michelle Hirstius, James Braud, and Michelle Ruffino Gallaher Nay: Gia Baker Public Notices Not Meet/Hear/Min Present: Matthew Greene, Roslyn Hanson, Deborah McCol‐ lum, Tammy Lamy, and Dennis Cousin Motion Carries 9-1 B. CONSIDERA‐ TION OF MEMO‐ RANDUM OF UN‐ DERSTANDING WITH THE ST. TAMMANY FED‐ ERATION OF TEACHERS AND SUPPORT EM‐ PLOYEES RE‐ LATED TO HEALTH AND WELFARE FUNDS Motion to accept the MOU as presented Moved by: Adaline Rutherford; sec‐ onded by: Michelle Hirstius Yea: Adaline Rutherford, Kalinda Fauntleroy, Bran‐ don Harrell, Amanda Martin, Is‐ abelle Moore, Mike Peterson, Gia Baker, Michelle Hirstius, and Michelle Ruffino Gallaher Abstain: James Braud Not Present: Matthew Greene, Roslyn Hanson, Deborah McCol‐ lum, Tammy Lamy, and Dennis Cousin Motion Carries 9-0 C. RECOM‐ MENDS ACCEP‐ TANCE OF THE SALARY SCHED‐ ULE FOR FY 20262027 Motion to accept the 26-27 Salary Sched‐ ule as recommended Moved by: Kalinda Fauntleroy; sec‐ onded by: Amanda Martin Yea: Adaline Rutherford, Kalinda Fauntleroy, Bran‐ don Harrell, Amanda Martin, Is‐ abelle Moore, Mike Peterson, Gia Baker, Michelle Hirstius, James Braud, and Michelle Ruffino Gallaher Not Present: Matthew Greene, Roslyn Hanson, Deborah McCol‐ lum, Tammy Lamy, and Dennis Cousin Motion Carries 10-0 3. PUBLIC COMMENTS A. THREE MINUTES 4. CLOSING A. ADJOURNMENT 10:05 pm 197466AU19-1T $75.65 PUBLIC NOTICE ST. TAMMANY PARISH MICHAEL B. COOPER PARISH PRESIDENT

Zoning Commission will hold a work session on Tuesday, August 25, 2026 at 6:00PM andNotices a Public publicMeet/Hear/Min hearing on Tuesday, September 8, 2026 at 6:00PM at the Mandeville City Hall Council Cham‐ bers, 3101 E. Cause‐ way Approach, Mandeville, LA re‐ garding the follow‐ ing case(s): V26-08-31_R2608-03 – L3 Builds, LLC requests a vari‐ ance to CLURO Section 7.5.18.3. Town Center Site Development Regu‐ lations to subdivide Lot 2 into Lots 2A and 2B, City of Mandeville, Square 47 Lot 2, B-3 - Old Mandeville Busi‐ ness District, Square 47 Lot 2 Tina Myers Planning Secretary 197647AU1926SEP2-3T $62.37

PUBLIC NOTICE The City of Mandeville Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a work session on Tuesday, August 11, 2026 at 6:00PM and a pub‐ lic hearing on Tuesday, August 25, 2026 at 6:00PM at the Mandeville City Hall Council Chambers, 3101 E. Causeway Ap‐ proach, Mandeville, LA regarding the following case(s): CU26-08-03 – Michael and Kerri Blache request Con‐ ditional Use Ap‐ proval to allow Lodging (Transient) — Short-term Rental Whole House per the Table of Permitted Uses, CLURO Section 7.8, Old Town of Mandeville, Square 19 Lot 9, B-3 - Old Mandeville Busi‐ ness District, 538 Girod CU26-08-04 – Chris and Jonell Bowles request Conditional Use Approval to allow Lodging (Transient)— Shortterm Rental Whole House per the Table of Permitted Uses, CLURO Section 7.8, Old Town of Mandeville, Square 2 Lot 3, B-3 - Old Mandeville Busi‐ ness District, 1939 Lakeshore P26-08-06 – An Or‐ dinance to Enact Section 7.6.5 of The City of Mandeville Comprehensive Land Use Regula‐ tions Ordinance to Create the Monroe Street Corridor Low-Traffic Over‐ lay District, and re‐ lated matters Z26-08-01 – L3 Builds, LLC re‐ quests the rezoning of proposed Lot 2B designated as B-3 Old Mandeville Business District to TC - Town Center District, City of Mandeville, Square 47 Portion of Lot 2, B-3 - Old Mandev‐ ille Business Dis‐ trict, Square 47 Por‐ tion of Lot 2, Ord 26-30

The St. Tammany Parish Board of Ad‐ justment shall hear testimony for and/or against the follow‐ ing variance/appeal cases at their Sep‐ tember 1st, 2026, Board of Adjust‐ ment meeting at 2:00PM, located at the St. Tammany Parish Government Complex, Parish Council Chambers, 21490 Koop Drive, SUP26-08-02 – Mandeville, Cassandra Major re‐ Louisiana: quests Special Use BOA CASE NO. Approval to allow Lodging (Transient) 2026-4743-BOA Short Term Request by an appli‐ – cant in an I-2 Indus‐ Rental: Bed and Resi‐ trial District for Breakfast dence per the Table variances to: • Increase the maxi‐ of Permitted Uses, Section mum allowable CLURO width of driveway. 7.8, Old Town of • Reduce the depth Mandeville, Square of the rear yard 31 Lot P, R-1 Single landscape area from Family Residential 35’ to 10’. District, 326 Adair The property is lo‐ cated: 17967 Fabri‐ V26-08-26 – Robert cation Row, Cov‐ and Karen Bordes ington, Louisiana request a variance to Owner & Represen‐ CLURO Section 5. tative: Favret In‐ 2.3.3. Fill Sub-Area vestments, LLC - B, Old Town of Uncas Favret Mandeville, Square 43B Lot C, O/R BOA CASE NO. Office/Residential 2026-4770-BOA District, 724 Carroll Request by an appli‐ cant in a S-1 Subur‐ V26-08-27 – ban Residential Dis‐ Pontchartrain Yacht trict for after the fact Club, Inc. repre‐ variances to: sented by Tom • Reduce the front Jarvis requests a yard setback from variance to CLURO 25’ to 15’ Section 10.5. Ex‐ • Reduce side yard emptions, Table setback for 10.5.1: Signs Al‐ boathouse from 5’ to lowed Without a 3.2’ Permit, Old Town of • Reduce driveway Mandeville, Square side yard setback 75 Lot 1, PM-2 from 5’ to 0’ Planned Marina • Allow for fill and District – Non-Wa‐ wooded retaining terfront Lots, 140 walls to remain on Jackson the property The property is lo‐ V26-08-28 – NNN cated: 175 Carr Reit, LP represented Drive, Slidell, by Ashley White re‐ Louisiana quests a variance to Owner & Represen‐ CLURO Section 10. tative: Thomas Lau‐ 8.2.6. Land Uses lo‐ rendine cated in B-1, B-2, B196775AU12-194, O/R, PM-1, PM26-3T 2, M-1, and M-2 $99.48 Districts, Commer‐ cial Hwy 22 Man‐ deville, Lot U, B-2 PUBLIC NOTICE Highway Business District The City of Mandeville V26-08-29 – Chris Planning and Campbell requests a Zoning variance to CLURO Commission will hold a work session Section 9.2.5.7. Key Native Tree Species on Tuesday, August 25, 2026 at Protection Require‐ ments, Old Town of 6:00PM and a Mandeville, Square public hearing on 32 Lot 55, R1X50 Tuesday, September 8, 2026 Single-Family Ex‐ at 6:00PM at the isting Small Lots, Mandeville City 436 Adair Hall Council Cham‐ bers, 3101 E. Cause‐ V26-08-30 – Ralph way Approach, Cox represented by Tam Parish

pre‐ at File# 6068 on De‐ Campbell requests a Use Standards for ing 36,436 square Scar: R_arm - Scar Civil Code. The by J.V. Burkes cember 08, 2021, as variance to CLURO Swimming Pools to feet, all as per sur‐ from Cut // Mark: Real Property or its pared Associates, Inc., File No. 6068 of the Section 9.2.5.7. Key clarify setbacks for vey of Fontcuberta No Marks Reported address is com‐ and located as Plat File Clerk of Courts of Native Tree Species pool equipment Surveys Incorpo‐ // Piercing: - No monly known as Num I, DEWAYNE ber✦1177 of the August ✦ St. Tammany Wednesday, 11B St. 19, 2026 Tam✦many Protec tion Require‐ d. Amend Chapter rated dated July 28, Piercings Reported 909 Hailey Avenue, Carlos VASQUEZ records of St. Tam‐ Parish, Louisiana; ments, Public Old Town of 1994. All as more 100 – Ad min is tra ‐ Slidell, LA 70458. // Scar: Arm , have been Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices many Parish, subject to Sales restric‐ Mandev ille, Square tion and Chapter fully shown on the Dermatitis on Left convicted of Meet/Hear/Min Sex Offenders Sex Offenders Sex Offenders Sheriff Sales Sheriffbeing Sales a Louisiana, tions, Sheriff servitudes, 32 LotMeet/Hear/Min 55, R1X50 - 400 – Meet/Hear/Min Zoning, in‐ survey of Bryon D. & Right Arms // FORCIBLE RAPE re sub di vi sion of Lot rights-of-way and Single-Family Ex‐ cluding Section Howell, P.L.S. dated Tattoo: Arm - Angel Property Located 876. AGGRAVATED I, MICHAEL outstanding mineral isting Small Lots, 400-3 Commercial September 29, // Tattoo: Back At: 909 HAILEY ORAL SEXUAL ANTHONY 436 Adair 2025. Zoning Districts, AV, SLIDELL, LA The improvements rights of record af‐ Angel & Virgin BATTERY ALVARADO , fecting the property. Section 400-4 Spe‐ 70458-4439 Mary // Prosthesis: have been . thereon bear the V26-08-30 – Ralph cialized Zoning Dis‐ Maps depicting the - None Reported // convicted of Mu nic i pal No. 1043 Cox represented by tricts, Section 400-5 areas proposed for Ultraviolet Tattoo Property Located Writ Amount: INDECENT My Address is: Marina Drive, At: 5136 Clarkston Tammany Parish Industrial Districts, the conditional use - None Reported // BEHAVIOR WITH Plaintiff Attorney: 61075 SHADY Slidell, LA 70458 Hos requests a vari‐ 400-7 Overlay Dis‐ may be inspected at Scar: Chest Grove DR, JUVENILES. $27,460.37 PINE RD ance to CLURO tricts, and Section the St. Tammany surgical LA Pivach, Pivach, Property Located SLIDELL, LACOMBE, LA Section 9.2.5.7. Key 400-8 Use Stan‐ Parish Department Hufft, Thriffiley & At: 1043 MARINA 70461 My Address is: 70445 Native Tree Species dards to add “Out‐ of Development, 194604 AUG 12-19 Dunbar 8311 High‐ DR, SLIDELL, LA 36414 Joe Moore Protection Require‐ door Writ Amount: Shooting 21454 Koop Drive, 250.00 way 23, Ste. 104 Rd Race: BLACK ments and section 9. Range” as a condi‐ Suite 1B, Mandev‐ $221,617.02 Belle Chase , LA 70458 Pearl River, LA Sex: MALE 2.5.5. Landscape tional use and in‐ ille, LA weekdays Plaintiff Attorney: 70037 70452 Date of Birth: Writ Amount: Requirements in clude Dean Morris, LLP minimum from 8:00 AM to 10/08/1982 $78,675.81 Districts Other than standards 1505 NORTH 19TH 4:30 PM. Terms of Sale: With‐ Race: OTHER Height: 5' 9 Low-Density Resi‐ e. Amend Chapter MON‐ out appraisal, 10% Plaintiff Attorney: STREET Sex: MALE Weight: 168 dential, Old Town of 400 – Zoning, Sec‐ Ross Liner, Director at adjudication and Newman, Mathis, ROE, LA 71207 Date of Birth: Hair Color: Mandeville, Lots D, tion 400-8(AA) – Department of Plan‐ Terms of Sale: With balance within 30 Brady & Spedale, 5/07/1981 BLACK E, F, PCUD - Use Standards for ning and Develop‐ appraisal, 10% at days. Height: 5' 5 Eye Color: Planned Combined Mobile Food Trucks ment adjudication and BRET IBERT, APLC Weight: 256 BROWN 3501 N. CAUSE‐ balance within 30 Use District, Lots D, to incorporate re‐ 196535AU12-19SHERIFF Hair Color: Scars/Tattoos: WAY BLVD. E, F on W Causeway vised standards days. 26-3T $91.99 Mark: Tattoo: Chest BROWN SUITE 300 Approach BRET IBERT, f. Amend Chapter $168.06 Eye Color: SEVERAL METAIRIE, LA Tina Myers SHERIFF 500 – Nonconformi‐ I, BILL THOMAS BROWN ANGELS // Tattoo: 70002 Planning Secretary $73.22 ties, Section 500-2 PUBLIC NOTICE (52) 202416737 TROTTER , have abdomen - TWO Scars/Tattoos: Terms of Sale: With‐ 196110AU5-12-19- Types of Noncon‐ Wilmington Sav‐ out appraisal, 10% been convicted of Mark: Tattoo: ANGELS // Tattoo: 3T formities to clarify “The following ings Fund Society, at adjudication and CARNAL L_arm - GOOD Neck - GOD, $265.95 abandonment terms proposed FSB not in its Indi‐ balance within 30 (52) 202517008 KNOWLEDGE OF barcode // Tattoo: TIMES, BAD for manufactured ordinance was Selene Finance, LP vidual Capacity but days. A JUVENILE. TIMES,CLOWN L_arm homes PUBLIC NOTICE introduced at the Solely as Trustee for BRET FACES // Mark: MILITARY IBERT, Vs. g. Amend Chapter August 11, 2026, Tammy Butler GWST Trust 2020-1 SHERIFF NONE My Address is: 219 SNIPER, THREE 600 – General De‐ meeting of the The Mandeville Vs SKULLS, MONEY, REPORTED // $81.89 NAPOLEON AVE Stan‐ Slidell City Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ Historic Preserva‐ velopment Edward Joseph Other: - NONE THREE BULLET SLIDELL, LA dards, Section 600- Council. A sion tion District Levie, IV and Seni‐ HOLES, A BLUNT REPORTED // 70460 6.2 Accessory Use complete copy of Parish of St. Tam‐ Commission will tra Levie Piercing: - NONE // Tattoo: R_arm (52) 202513313 Standards to in‐ this ordinance is many hold a public REPORTED // POEM, "NEVER Race: WHITE Pen ny mac Loan crease the size of a State of Louisiana hearing on available in the Sex: MALE Prosthesis: - NONE Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ Services, LLC MORE", ANGEL, boat house allow‐ City Council Thursday August sion REPORTED // MICROPHONE, Date of Birth: Vs. 20, 2026 at 6:00 pm able on a state-des‐ Office at 2045 Parish of St. Tam‐ Jarranisha Shante Notice is hereby Scar: - NONE "LAUGH NOW 7/24/1968 given that by virtue at Mandeville City ignated scenic river Second Street, many REPORTED // CRY LATER", Height: 5' 10 Allen a/k/a Jarran‐ of a Writ of Seizure h. Amend Chapter Suite 318.” Hall, 3101 E. State of Louisiana PEN WITH PAPER Tattoo: abdomen Weight: 156 isha S. Allen a/k/a and Sale issued out Causeway Ap‐ 900 – Infrastructure, "ALVARADO" // // Tattoo: Back Jarranisha Allen 900-6.5 1. Item No. 26-08- Hair Color: BALD of the Honorable proach, Mandev‐ Section Ultraviolet Tattoo - Notice is hereby "THE WORLD IS Eye Color: BLUE Place ment of Fill to ille, LA 3661- An ordinance given that by virtue Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ - NONE NOT ENOUGH" add language which to amend the zoning Scars/Tattoos: trict Court for the of a Writ of Seizure REPORTED // WITH TWO Parish of St. Tam‐ PUBLIC HEAR‐ regulates the place‐ map to include the Mark: Tattoo: and Sale issued out sion Tattoo: Back ANGELS AND Parish of St. Tam ‐ ment of fill in major Innovation & Tech‐ R_Shoulder - back- HANDS many in the above ING AGENDA of the Honorable many CROSS, Gene Simmons No entitled and num‐ I. CALL TO subdivisions nology Overlay for Changes 22nd Judicial Dis‐ State of Louisiana "XAVIER", SURROUNDING bered cause dated ORDER property located at 03/25/2021 // "ISAAC" // Tattoo: trict Court for the THE WORLD // Maps depicting the 1284 E Howze II. ROLL CALL Parish of St. Tam‐ Notice is hereby December 15, 2025 Ultraviolet Tattoo - R_arm - VIRGIN and to me directed, III. APPROVAL OF areas proposed for Beach Road, identi‐ Tattoo: R_arm many in the above given MARY // Tattoo: - NONE Tribal No Changes that by virtue I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, land use change MEETING MIN‐ fied as a 7.30-acre 03/25/2021 // Mark: REPORTED // R_forearm - GRIM entitled and num‐ of a Writ of Seizure may be in spected at UTES parcel located in bered cause dated and Sale issued out have taken posses‐ REAPER Piercing: - NONE IV. OLD BUSI‐ the St. Tammany Section 34, Town‐ - No marks reported REPORTED // December 17, 2024 of the Honorable sion of and will offer W/CRYSTAL Parish Department ship 9 South, Range No Changes for sale at public NESS and to me directed, 22nd BALL // Tattoo: Scar: NONE 03/25/2021 // Judicial Dis‐ auction to the high‐ Development, 14 East, north of the V. NEW BUSI‐ of I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, trict Court Upper_R_Arm REPORTED // Piercing: Both for the 21454 Koop Drive, intersection NESS with have taken posses‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ est bidder in the CLOWN // Tattoo: Mark: - NONE courthouse located 1). HC26-08-18 - Suite 1B, Mandev‐ Oak Harbor Blvd, Nipples/closed ears REPORTED // sion of and will offer many Upper_L_Arm 04/08/2020 No the above at St. Tammany ille, LA weekdays zoned CR Regional Residential-633 for sale at public entitledin and Prosthesis: - NONE CLOWN SKULL Changes num ‐ from 8:00 AM to Marigny AvenueCommercial (Case 03/25/2021 // Scar: REPORTED // auction to the high‐ bered cause dated Parish Courthouse, N Columbia St, Elevation, Renova‐ 4:30 PM. Z2026-0003). Tattoo: R_Foot 195401 AUG 12-19 est bidder in the October 2, 2025 and 701 No scars reported /s/ LA tion and Addition (Brownfield/Den‐ courthouse located to me directed, I, Covington, BURN MARK ON 250.00 No Changes 70433, beginning at 2). HCR26-01-01- Ross Liner, Director ham, by request of 03/25/2021 at St. Tammany Bret Ibert, Sheriff, TOP // Tattoo: // Residential- 1911 Department of Administration). Parish Courthouse, have taken posses‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ L_Hand Tattoo: R_wrist day, August 26, Lakeshore Drive- Planning and 701 N Columbia St, sion SEVERAL SMALL "Carson" No and will offer 2026, the following Development COA Revision Public Notices Note: A Public Changes Covington, LA for of SCARS FROM AN sale at pub lic Sheriff Sales 3). HC26-08-20- 196165AU5Hearing will be held 03/25/2021 // 70433, beginning at auction to the high‐ property: ACCIDENT Property Descrip‐ Residential-Sq 1 19SEP2-3T on the above listed Tattoo: L_forearm 10:00 am Wednes‐ bidder in the tion: $181.81 Lot 14A on Clai‐ ordinance on Tues‐ Cross, day, August 26, est 194603 AUG 12-19 cour t house lo cated borne Street- New day, August 25, heart/rose/skull/anar 250.00 2026, the following at St. Tammany THAT CERTAIN Residential Con‐ 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in No Changes property: Parish Courthouse, PIECE OR PAR‐ (52) 202012566 struction Duplex the Council Cham‐ 03/25/2021 // Property Descrip‐ 701 N Co lum bia St, CEL OF GROUND, 4). HC26-08-21- PUBLIC NOTICE bers, 2045 Second Tattoo: L_wrist tion: Covington, LA together with all Home Loan & Lot Residential- 1801 Street, Suite 319. 101, Oak Alley, 70433, Bryson/Flames No be gin ning at Thrift, LLC Lakeshore Drive- The St. Tammany Sincerely, Phase II B as refer‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ buildings and im‐ Changes vs. Zoning Thomas P. Reeves provements thereon, Demo rooftop Parish enced in the Mort‐ day, 03/25/2021 // August 26, and all of the rights, Clau dine Wood Com mis sion will widow’s walk Thomas P. Reeves recorded at In‐ 2026, the L_Hand fol low ing Tardo, Wife of/ and gage ways, privileges, 5). HC26-09-22- hold their regular Council Adminis‐ Tattoo: strument# 1957006. property: ring finger Quinn Tardo, Sr. servitudes, appurte‐ Commercial- 115 monthly meeting trator "Rehannon" Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Property Located Property Descrip‐ nances and advan‐ Girod Street- Exte‐ on Tuesday, Sep‐ 197551AU19-1T *02/09/2026 filled sion tember 1, 2026 in $52.53 tages thereunto be‐ rior renovations At: 1825 JUSTIN tion: in band with Parish of St. Tam‐ DR, VI. STAFF UP‐ the St. Tammany COVINGTON, Lot 9-A, Square 6, longing or in any‐ black/red to cover many Parish Administra‐ wise appertaining, DATES LA 70435 Public Notices name // Tattoo: I, Gilbert Joseph Piney Ridge Subdi‐ situated in in St. State of Louisiana Complex, VII. ADJOURN‐ tive Writ Amount: vi Permits Misc. R_forearm heart; Brown , have been sion as ref er enced 21490 Koop Drive, Tammany Parish, MENT gun; Rehannon; convicted of the Mortgage Louisiana, Notice is hereby $193,041.97 being Kathy Reeves, Sec‐ Mandeville, LA at Plaintiff Attorney: in rose *02/09/2026 MOLESTATION recorded at in stru ‐ given that by virtue Dean 6:00 PM. A public more fully de‐ retary Mor ris, LLP covered name with OF JUVENILE. number scribed as follows, of a Writ of Seizure 1505 NORTH 19TH ment hearing will be con‐ 1675 Gause Blvd C197713AU19-1T and Sale issued out STREET ducted at this meet‐ Store LLC dba Yum a rose (see new to wit: $28.97 MON‐ 2285813 line) // Prosthesis: Prop erty Lo cated LOT NUMBER 18, of the Hon or able My Address is: ing to hear com‐ Central is applying ROE, LA 71207 None Reported No At: 608 SUN SET 22nd Ju di cial Dis ‐ 29155 ELLIS DR ments for or against to the Office of Al‐ CHAMALE SUB‐ PUBLIC NOTICE BOGALUSA, LA trict Court for the Terms of Sale: With‐ DR, SLIDELL, LA DIVISION, ADDI‐ amendments to the cohol and Tobacco Changes 03/25/2021 // 70460 Parish of St. Tam ‐ 70427 Uni fied De vel op ‐ TION ONE, Slidell, appraisal, 10% Control of the State The St. Tammany many in the above out ment Code with re‐ of Louisiana for per‐ Ultraviolet Tattoo St. Tammany at adjudication and Writ Parish Library - None Reported Amount: en ti tled and num ‐ spect to the fol low ‐ Parish, Louisiana. Race: WHITE bal ance within 30 mit to sell beverages No Changes Board of Control $158,150.81 bered cause dated days. ing conditional use of high and low al‐ All in accordance Sex: MALE meeting is sched‐ 03/25/2021 // Plaintiff Attorney: with a survey by July 6, 2020 and to BRET permit: Date of Birth: IBERT, Law cohol content at re‐ Tattoo: L_arm uled for Monday, Of fices of Her ‐ me di rected, I, Bret Ivan M. Borgen, 7/29/1957 IFF tail in St Tammany August 24, 2026 at schel Adcock, Jr., C.E., dated April 25, Ibert, Sheriff, have SHER 1. Conditional Use Parish at the follow‐ (upper/tricep)skull Height: 6' 0 $62.06 6:30 P.M. at the St. w/gas mask No PO Box 87379, taken pos ses sion of Permit 2026-4777- ing address: 1675 1978, revised Janu‐ Weight: 237 Tammany Parish Changes Baton Rouge, LA ary 12, 1987, and and will offer for CP Hair Color: GRAY Gause Blvd, Slidell, 03/25/2021 // Council Chambers 70879 sale at pub lic auc ‐ Pe ti tion for a con di ‐ July 3, 1989 under Eye Color: LA 70458 at 21490 Koop Dr., Terms of Sale: With‐ survey tion to the highest (52) 202512983 tional use permit for Jaznina Kaur, Amrik Tattoo: R_arm no. BROWN Mandeville, LA (upper/tricep)skull bidder in the court‐ Fairport Asset Man‐ out appraisal, 10% 15416/46675/49502 a pole sign on a tract Dhillon, Gurjinder Scars/Tattoos: 70471. w/wings No at ad ju di ca tion and house lo cated at St. of land situated in Dhillon: Members Mark: Scar: R_knee ment II REO, balance within 30 , a copy of which is Changes Tammany Parish age annexed to an act at LLC The agenda, which S19 & 30 T7S, 197194-Aug 19 & 03/25/2021 // Scar: - SURGICAL // days. Cour t house, 701 N COB 1391, folio Tattoo: vs. includes a Public R12E, Ward 4, Dis‐ 26, 2t R_arm BRET IBERT, Co lum bia St , Cov ‐ 796; subject to re‐ Upper_L_Arm Olde Towne Live, SHERIFF Hearing on the 2027 trict 11, St. Tam‐ $179.56 FOREARMington, LA 70433, LLC; Parish, strictions, servi‐ Nicholas R. $61.67 Budget, will be many SURGICAL SCAR CROSS beginning at 10:00 Manalle, Louisiana, which is tudes, rights-of-way Jr.; and posted at least 24 Golden Honey LLC // Tattoo: am Wednes day, a Par cel lo cated on and out stand ing Dana Phillips Man‐ 196637 AUG 19-26 September hours prior to the d/b/a Elevation R_forearm - heart; 23, alle mineral rights of 250.00 meeting. The 2027 the east side of LA Staion is applying to gun; 2 roses // 2026, the fol low ing record affecting the Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ (52) 202516740 Proposed Budget is Highway 59, north the Office of Alco‐ Tattoo: L_Hand property: Click N’ Close, Inc. property. sion available for view‐ of Little Creek Road hol & Tobacco Con‐ ring finger black Prop erty De scrip ‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ Vs. ing at all 12 library and Interstate 12, trol of the State of and red band tion: Keandra Augustine Property Located and Louisiana for a per‐ branch locations Mandeville, ONE CERTAIN many a/k/a Keandra Maria At: 121 CHAMALE which prop erty and on our website mit to sell beverages 195137 AUG 12-19 LOT OR PARCEL State of Louisiana Augustine com prises a total of DR, SLIDELL, LA at https://www.stt of high and low al ‐ OF GROUND, to‐ Notice is hereby 70460-2563 ammanylibrary.org/ 36,436 square feet cohol content at a 250.00 gether with all of the given that by virtue Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ or 0.836 acres of Class AR (Restau‐ reports-and-otherbuild ings and im ‐ land more or less. rant) Permit in the Writ Amount: of a Writ of Seizure sion documents/. provements thereon, and The property peti‐ Parish of Saint Tam‐ Sale issued out Parish of St. Tam‐ $211,933.92 Trevor Collings and all of the rights, tioned for rezoning many at the follow‐ Plaintiff Attorney: of the Honorable many Director ways, privileges, 22nd Dean Morris, LLP Judicial Dis‐ State of Louisiana St. Tammany Parish is more fully de‐ ing address: servitudes, advan‐ trict scribed as fol lows: 1505 NORTH 19TH for the Library I, MAXWELL 50 Park Place tages and appurte‐ ParishCourt No tice is hereby A cer tain tract or STREET MON‐ St. Tam‐ 195818AU5-12-19ALFONSO SMITH nances Covington, LA, thereunto many inof the given that by virtue ROE, LA 71207 parcel of land situ‐ 70433 above 3T , have been belonging or in any‐ entitled and num‐ of a Writ of Seizure ated in Sections 19 $80.14 convicted of bers: George wise appertaining, bered and 30, T7S, Rl2E, Mem dated and Sale issued out Terms of Sale: With SEXUAL Lan drum and James situated in the June 4, cause St, Tammany Henson and Tyler 2025 and to of the Honorable appraisal, 10% at BATTERY. PUBLIC NOTICE Parish of St. Tam ‐ Parish, Louisiana, Marsolan and directed, I, Bret 22nd Judicial Dis‐ adjudication many, State of me more fully de‐ Connor Jonathon Ibert, Sheriff, have trict Court for the balance within 30 The St. Tammany scribed as com‐ 197144-August 19 I, Johnson My Address is: Louisiana, and more Parish of St. Tam ‐ , have days. possession of Parish Planning and mencing at a point & 26, 2t 62784 N fully described as taken been convicted of IBERT, and will offer for many in the above BRET Zoning Commis‐ described as being $208.76 PONTCHARTRAIN follows, to-wit: sale en ti tled and num ‐ INDECENT SHER IFF at pub lic auc ‐ sion will hold their located West 1340.0 DR LOT 15, SQUARE tion to the highest bered cause dated $78.03 BEHAVIOR WITH regular monthly feet; South 00 de‐ LACOMBE, LA 12, PINECREST bidder in the court‐ November 21, 2025 JUVENILES. Public Notices meeting on Tues‐ grees 40 minutes 70445 SUB DIVISION, Sex Offenders located at St. and to me directed, day, September 8, East 266.0 feet; Slidell, St. Tam‐ house Tammany Parish I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, (52) 202517261 My Address is: 2026 in the St. Tam‐ North 88 degrees 45 many Parish, Race: BLACK Courthouse, 701 N have taken posses‐ U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ 29250 DINKINS many Parish Ad‐ minutes West 469.7 Louisiana. All in ac ‐ Sex: MALE Columbia St , Cov‐ sion of and will offer tional Association, DR ministrative Com‐ feet; North 89 de‐ cordance with the ing Date of Birth: ton, LA 70433, for sale at public Not in Its Individual LACOMBE, LA plex, 21490 Koop grees 30 minutes survey by Albert A. begin 10/25/1978 at 10:00 auction to the high‐ Capacity but Solely 70445 Drive, Mandeville, West 819.6 feet; Lovell, C.E., dated am ning Height: 6' 0 Wednes day, est bidder in the as Owner Trustee LA at 6:00 PM. A No11h 02 degrees March 20, 1987, Weight: 135 Sep tem ber 23, courthouse located for RCF 2 Acquisi‐ Race: WHITE public hearing will 17 minutes West a Sur vey No. Hair Color: 2026, the following at St. Tammany tion Trust Sex: MALE be conducted at this distance of 200.0 95759A. Further in prop BLACK Parish Courthouse, vs. Date of Birth: meeting to hear feet from the Quar‐ accordance with Property: Eye Color: erty Descrip‐ 701 N Columbia St, Ryan C. Robinson 4/15/2005 comments for or ter Section Corner Map File No. EM tion: BROWN Covington, LA Height: 5' 10 against amendments common to Sections 84, on file with the THAT CERTAIN 70433, beginning at and Kimberly K. Scars/Tattoos: Weight: 143 to the Unified De‐ 19 and 30, T7S, Clerk of Court of St. PIECE LOT OR 10:00 am Wednes‐ Robinson Mark: Tattoo: Hair Color: velopment Code Rl2E, St. Tammany I, Amos Aaron Tammany Parish, abdomen - MOB // TION OF day, August 26, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ BROWN with respect to the Parish, for a point of Beliew Jr, have together with any POR Tattoo: L_arm 2026, the following sion GROUND, to gether Eye Color: HAZEL following changes: been convicted of and all pre sent and BABY THUG // beginning; from with all the build‐ property: Parish of St. Tam‐ Scars/Tattoos: MOLESTATION fu ture build ing(s), Tattoo: R_arm Property Descrip‐ many said point of begin‐ Mark: Scar: Neck - GRIM REAPER IN constructions, com‐ ings and improve‐ tion: 1. Amendments to ning proceed North OF JUVENILE thereon, and State of Louisiana 2 SCARS UNDER GRAVE YARD // the Code of Ordi‐ 02 degrees 17 min‐ MOLESTATION ponent parts, im‐ ments the rights, ways, Lot number 2278, a NECK // Tattoo: nances, Part II: Uni‐ utes West 27.0 feet OF JUVENILE provements, attach‐ all Tattoo: L_arm cer tain par cel of privileges, servi‐ Notice is hereby Chest - PIC OF fied Development to a point; thence . ments, appurte‐ tudes FLOW STARS in given that by virtue and advan‐ ground CROSS 6/30/26 // Code nances, fixtures, tages there MUSIC NOTE // LAKESHORE VIL ‐ North 86 degrees 27 unto be‐ of a Writ of Seizure Ultraviolet Tattoo - Tattoo: Chest a. Amend Chapter minutes West 20.0 rights, ways, privi‐ My Address is: ing or in any‐ LAGES (PHASE and Sale issued out 100 – Administra‐ feet to a point; North 70518 BELIEW LN - NONE leges, advantages, long MDS // Ultraviolet 10), to gether with wise ap per tain ing, REPORTED tion, Sec. 100-2.5 02 degrees 48 min‐ batture, and batture situated in Eden all the buildings and of the Honorable Tattoo - - NONE LACOMBE, LA 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 6/30/26 // Scar: Board of Adjust‐ utes East 148.36 feet rights, servitudes Isles Subdivision, improvements REPORTED // 70445 trict Court for the L_elbow - SMALL Piercing: Nose ment to add training to a point; thence and easements of Unit thereon, and all of Tam‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ ROUND SCAR // requirements NONE LEFT SIDE every type and de‐ manyFour, St.Parish, the rights, ways, many in the above South 88 degrees 56 WHITE b. Amend Chapter minutes 33 seconds Race: scription, now Louisiana, // Piercing: Ear priv i leges, servi ‐ Sex: MALE being entitled and num‐ 200 – Procedures, East 200.00 feet to a Date of Birth: 195116 AUG 12-19 BOTH EARS // and/or in the future appurte‐ bered cause dated fully de‐ tudes, Section 200-3.3 point; thence South 4/02/1959 250.00 Scar: - SCARS ON relating to the mort‐ more nances and advan‐ January 14, 2026 scribed as fol lows, Zoning Map 04 degrees 31 min‐ gaged Property, and BACK OF NECK tages thereunto be‐ and to me directed, 6'1 Changes to codify utes 42 seconds East Height: any and all items to-wit: longing to or in any‐ I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Weight: 208 the procedure for 175.00 feet to a Hair Color: and fix tures at ‐ 196121 AUG 12-19 Lot 876A, Unit wise appertaining, have taken posses‐ Parish Council ac‐ point; thence North BROWN tached to and/or 250.00 Four, Eden Isles situated in the sion of and will offer tion on zoning map 89 degrees 30 min‐ Eye Color: GREEN forming integral or Sub vision, St. Parish of St. Tam‐ for sale at public change applications utes West 200.00 Scars/Tattoos: component parts of Tamdi many, State of many Parish, c. Amend Chapter feet to the point of Mark: Tattoo: the mortgaged Prop‐ Louisiana, accord‐ Louisiana, as shown auction to the high‐ est bidder in the 400 – Zoning, Sec‐ beginning. Contain‐ L_arm - Indian // erty in accordance ing to the plan if re‐ on the plat recorded courthouse located tion 400-8(RR) – ing 36,436 square Scar: R_arm - Scar with the Louisiana subdi at File# 6068 on De‐ at St. Tammany vi sion pre ‐ Use Standards for feet, all as per sur‐ from Cut // Mark: Civil Code. The by J.V. Burkes cember 08, 2021, as Parish Courthouse, Swimming Pools to vey of Fontcuberta No Marks Reported Real Property or its pared Associates, Inc., File No. 6068 of the 701 N Columbia St, clarify setbacks for Surveys Incorpo‐ // Piercing: - No address is com‐ and cated as Plat File Clerk of Courts of Covington, LA pool equipment monly known as lo I, DEWAYNE Tammany 70433, beginning at rated dated July 28, Reported Num ber 1177 of the St. d. Amend Chapter 1994. All as more Piercings 909 Hailey Avenue, records Carlos VASQUEZ Parish, Louisiana; // Scar: Arm of St. Tam‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ 100 – Administra‐ fully shown on the Dermatitis on Left Slidell, LA 70458. , have been many Parish, subject to restric‐ day, August 26, tion and Chapter survey of Bryon D. & Right Arms // convicted of tions, servitudes, 2026, the following Louisiana, being a 400 – Zoning, in‐ Howell, P.L.S. dated Tattoo: Arm - Angel FORCIBLE RAPE I, MICHAEL subdivision of Lot rights-of-way and property: cluding Section September Property Located re AGGRAVATED outstanding mineral Property Descrip‐ 29, // Tattoo: Back ANTHONY 876. 400-3 Commercial 2025. At: 909 HAI LEY ORAL SEXUAL rights of record af‐ tion: Angel & Virgin ALVARADO , Zoning Districts, AV, SLIDELL, LA BATTERY // Prosthesis: have been The improvements fecting the property. Lot 745, Lakeshores Section 400-4 Spe‐ Maps depicting the Mary 70458-4439 . None Reported // convicted of thereon bear the Villages, Phase 4-Acialized Zoning Dis‐ areas proposed for -Ultraviolet Tattoo INDECENT Municipal No. 1043 Property Located 2 as referenced in tricts, Section 400-5 the conditional use Writ Amount: At: 5136 Clarkston Address is: BEHA lll

at St. Tammany courthouse located of the Honorable Parish Courthouse, at St. Tammany 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 701 N Columbia St, Parish Courthouse, trict Court for the Covington, LA 701 N Columbia St, Parish of St. Tam‐ ✦ 12B ✦ Wednesday, 19, ing 2026 70433, beginningAugust at Cov ton,✦ St. Tammany LA many in the above 10:00 Public am Wednes ‐ 70433,Public beginNotices ning at entitledPublic and num‐ Notices day, Sheriff August 26, 10:00 Sheriff am Wednes ‐ bered Sheriff causeNotices dated Sales Sales Sales 2026, the following day, September 23, March 18, 2026 and property: 2026, the following to me directed, I, Property Descrip‐ property: Bret Ibert, Sheriff, tion: Property Descrip‐ have taken posses‐ Lot 745, Lakeshores tion: sion of and will offer Villages, Phase 4-A- ONE (1) CERTAIN for sale at public 2 as referenced in PIECE OR POR‐ auction to the high‐ the OF est bidder in the Mortgage TION recorded at instru‐ GROUND, together courthouse located ment number with all the build‐ at St. Tammany 2198716 ings and improve‐ Parish Courthouse, ments thereon, and 701 N Columbia St, Property Located all of the rights, Covington, LA At: 6881 DELTA ways, servitudes, 70433, beginning at RIDGE AV, Slidell, appurtenances and 10:00 am Wednes‐ LA 70461 advantages there‐ day, September 23, unto belonging or in 2026, the following Writ Amount: anywise appertain‐ property: $273,500.87 ing, situated in the Property Descrip‐ Plaintiff Attorney: Parish of St Tam‐ tion: Jackson & Mcpher‐ many, State of A CERTAIN PIECE son Louisiana, in COIN PORTION OF 935 GRAVIER DU LESTIN SUB‐ GROUND, situated STREET DIVISION, ADDI‐ in the City of Slidell, SUITE 1400 TION NO. 2, which St. Tammany NEW ORLEANS, subdivision forms a Parish, Louisiana, in LA 70112 part of Section 38 that part thereof Terms of Sale: With‐ and 42, Township 9 known as PARK out appraisal, 10% South, Range 14 PLACE SUBDIVI‐ at adjudication and East and Sections 43 SION, as per survey balance within 30 and 44, Township 9 by James S. Boyde, days. South, Range 13 C.E., dated August BRET IBERT, East, 9th Ward, St. 7, 1962, recorded in SHERIFF Tammany Parish, the official records Louisiana and des‐ of St. Tammany $64.56 ignated as LOT 78, Parish, Louisiana SQUARE 7, accord‐ and in accordance ing to a plan of sur‐ with survey of (52) 202610511 Newtek Small Busi‐ vey by John H. Soll‐ James S. Boyde, berger, dated March C.E., dated July 22, ness Finance, LLC 12, 1962 filed in 1962, resurveyed Vs. Alassane K. Dante, Map File No. 151A March 20, 1964, Assetou Doumbia, with the office of the said piece or portion and Dante the Ulti‐ Clerk of Court for of ground is desig‐ Tammany nated, described and mate Cleaning Ser‐ St. Parish, said lot hav‐ measured as fol‐ vice, LLC ing such measure‐ lows: Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ ments and dimen‐ sions and being sub‐ LOT 6 in PARK sion Parish of St. Tam‐ ject to such servi‐ PLACE SUBDIVI‐ tudes and restric‐ SION, which said many tions are mote par‐ lot commences at a State of Louisiana ticularly shown on distance of 103.27 feet from point of Notice is hereby said map. given that by virtue Which has the ad‐ curve of intersec‐ of a Writ of Seizure dress of 110 Davis tions into Blanchard measures and Sale issued out Drive, Slidell, LA Street, thence 70.34 feet of the Honorable 70460 front on Blanchard 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Property Located Street, 80 feed in At: 110 DAVIS DR, width in the rear, by Parish of St. Tam‐ LA a depth of 120.35 many in the above SLIDELL, feet on the sideline entitled and num‐ 70460-3439 adjoining Lots 7 and bered cause dated 8, and a depth on the March 9, 2026 and Writ Amount: opposite sideline of to me directed, I, $272,611.60 136.66 feet. Lot No. Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Plain tiff At tor ney: 6 in Square bounded have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer LOGS Legal Group, by 9th Street, Blan‐ LLP chard Street, Park for sale at public auction to the high‐ 3510 N. Causeway Drive and Lot No. 10. est bidder in the Blvd Suite 600 courthouse located Metairie, LA 70002 Included in the act are any and all the at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, Terms of Sale: With‐ rights, ways, privi‐ out ap praisal, 10% leges, servitudes, 701 N Columbia St , Covington, LA at adjudication and advantages, and ap‐ bal ance within 30 purtenances there‐ 70433, beginning at unto belonging or in 10:00 am Wednes‐ days. IBERT, anywise appertain‐ day, August 26, BRET ing in and to the 2026, the following SHERIFF $83.81 property herein de‐ property: scribed. Property Descrip‐ tion: Property Located LOT 5, Block 1, of (52) 202611176 RIVER PARK ES‐ Lakeview Loan Ser‐ At: 1151 COUSIN ST, SLIDELL, LA TATES, PHASE I, vicing, LLC 70458-8322 "A PLAT UPDATE vs. TO A PORTION OF The Estate of RIVER PARK ES‐ Charles Collis Lyle, Writ Amount: $120,600.91 TATES SUBDIVI‐ III SION" located in Section 18, T-6-S, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Plaintiff Attorney: Halliday, Watkins & R-11-E, St Tam‐ sion many Parish, Parish of St. Tam‐ Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH Louisiana, prepared many ST by Kelly J. State of Louisiana Monroe, LA 71201 McHugh, Louisiana Registered Land Notice is hereby Terms of Sale: With‐ Surveyor No. 4443, given that by virtue out appraisal, 10% Louisiana Regis‐ of a Writ of Seizure at adjudication and tered Civil Engineer and Sale issued out balance within 30 No. 18940, dated of the Honorable days. IBERT, February 14, 2017, 22nd Judicial Dis‐ BRET recorded at Plat trict Court for the SHERIFF 5613, records of St. Parish of St. Tam‐ $87.18 Tammany Parish, many in the above Louisiana entitled and num‐ bered cause dated (52) 202611633 Being the same April 14, 2026 and Standard Mortgage property conveyed to me directed, I, Corporation to Alassane K. Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Vs. Dante and Assetou have taken posses‐ Barbara Ann Doumbia, from sion of and will offer Burkhardt Divorced D.R. Horton, Inc. - for sale at public Wife by First Mar‐ Gulf Coast, a auction to the high‐ riage of Norman Delaware Corpora‐ est bidder in the Landry, Jr. tion by Act of Cash courthouse located Sale dated Septem‐ at St. Tammany Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ ber 29, 2017 and Parish Courthouse, sion recorded on October 701 N Columbia St , Parish of St. Tam‐ 03, 2017 in Instru‐ Covington, LA many ment No. 2081720. 70433, beginning at State of Louisiana 10:00 am Wednes‐ Property Located day, September 23, Notice is hereby At: 16969 RIVER 2026, the following given that by virtue PARK DR, COV‐ property: of a Writ of Seizure INGTON, LA Property Descrip‐ and Sale issued out 70435 tion: of the Honorable Lot 4, Madisonville 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Writ Amount: Oaks Subdivision, trict Court for the $30,380.83 Phase 1, Town of Parish of St. Tam‐ Plaintiff Attorney: Madisonville, as many in the above Derbes Law Firm, referenced in the entitled and num‐ LLC Mortgage recorded bered cause dated 3027 Ridgelake Dr. at instrument num‐ April 16, 2026 and Metairie, LA 70002 ber 2345431 to me directed, I, Terms of Sale: With Property Located Bret Ibert, Sheriff, appraisal, 10% at At: 507 GARDEN have taken posses‐ adjudication and LN, MADIS‐ sion of and will offer balance within 30 ONVILLE, LA for sale at public 70447-9253 days. auction to the high‐ BRET IBERT, est bidder in the SHERIFF Writ Amount: courthouse located $77.55 Plaintiff Attorney: at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, $304,036.42 701 N Columbia St , Jackson & Mcpher‐ Covington, LA (52) 202610681 Carrington Mort‐ son 935 GRAVIER 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ gage Services, LLC STREET SUITE 1400 day, August 26, vs. NEW OR LEANS, 2026, the following Tracey May Pearson property: and Charles Exell LA 70112 Prop erty Descrip‐ Pearson Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ tion: out appraisal, 10% Lot 110, Penn Mill sion Parish of St. Tam‐ at adjudication and Lakes Subdivision, balance within 30 Phase 2B, as refer‐ many days. enced in the Mort‐ State of Louisiana BRET IBERT, gage recorded at in‐ SHER IFF strument number Notice is hereby 1884807 given that by virtue $63.12 Property Located of a Writ of Seizure At: 768 LAKE‐ and Sale issued out VIEW LN, COV‐ of the Honorable (52) 202611385 LA 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Lakeview Loan Ser‐ INGTON, 70435 trict Court for the vicing, LLC Writ Amount: Parish of St. Tam‐ vs. $43,336.77 many in the above Brittany Hayes Plain tiff At torney: entitled and num‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Graham, Arceneaux bered cause dated sion February 9, 2026 Parish of St. Tam‐ & Allen Two Lakeway and to me directed, many 3850 N. Causeway I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, State of Louisiana Blvd., Ste. 1695 have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer Notice is hereby Metairie, LA 70002 for sale at public given that by virtue auction to the high‐ of a Writ of Seizure Terms of Sale: With‐ est bidder in the and Sale issued out out appraisal, 10% courthouse located of the Honorable at adjudication and at St. Tammany 22nd Judicial Dis‐ balance within 30 Parish Courthouse, trict Court for the days. IBERT, 701 N Columbia St, Parish of St. Tam‐ BRET Covington, LA many in the above SHERIFF $62.63 70433, beginning at entitled and num‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ bered cause dated day, September 23, March 18, 2026 and 2026, the following to me directed, I, property: Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Property Descrip‐ have taken posses‐ tion: sion of and will offer ONE (1) CERTAIN for sale at public PIECE OR POR‐ auction to the high‐ lll

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(52) 202611708 Mark Alan Jolis‐ saint, APLC vs. Michelle Walker Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Fieri Fa‐ cias issued out of the Honorable 22nd Ju‐ dicial District Court for the Parish of St. Tammany in the above entitled and numbered cause dated June 5, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: All that certain piece or parcel of land, together with all buildings and im‐ provements thereon, and all rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, prescrip‐ tions and appurte‐ nances thereunto belonging or in any‐ wise appertaining thereto, situated in Section 11, Town‐ ship 8 South, Range 14 East, Greensburg District, Louisiana, more fully de‐ scribed as follows: From the Southwest Corner of Section 40, Township 8 South, Range 14 East, run North 11 degrees and 30 min‐ utes West 80 feet; South 75 degrees West 698.3 feet and South 11 degrees and 30 minutes East 488 feet to an iron corner and the point of beginning. From the point of beginning run South 11 degrees and 30 minutes East 230.1 feet (actual 226.51 feet) to an iron cor‐ ner thence run South 52 degrees and 30 minutes West 68 feet (actual, South 52 degrees, 12 min‐ utes 2 seconds west 67.55 feet) to an iron corner; thence run South 27 degrees west 281.6 feet (ac‐ tual, South 27 de‐ grees 21 minutes 41 seconds West 250.28 feet) to an iron corner on the East side of a gravel road; thence along the east side of said gravel road run North 45 degrees and 15 minutes West 263 feet (actual, 255.52 feet) to an iron corner; thence run North 44 de‐ grees, and 30 min‐ utes East 467.3 feet (actual, North 44 de‐ grees 53 minutes 08 seconds East 438.26 feet) to the point of beginning, as more fully shown on map of survey of J.V. Burkes & Associ‐ ates, Inc., dated April 3, 2002. Being the same property acquired by vendors herein by Act of Cash Sale dated April 16, 2002, and recorded as Instrument No. 1298188 in the offi‐ cial records of the Clerk of Court for the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana. Property Located At: Vacant Land Section 11, Town‐ ship 8, Range 14 East, Greensburg District, Louisiana, Pearl Writ Amount: $36,254.22 Plaintiff Attorney: Mark A. Jolissaint Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $100.17 (52) 202611916 NewRez, LLC vs. Steven Miles Waguespack Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated April 10, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Court

Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated April 10, 2026 and to me Public directed, I, Notices Bret Ibert, Sheriff Sher Salesiff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: A certain piece or parcel of land, and its component parts, together with all the buildings and im‐ provements thereon; also all rights, ways, means, privileges, servi‐ tudes, prescriptions, advantages and ap‐ purtenances there‐ unto belonging or in anywise appertain‐ ing thereto, in Mer‐ rywood Estate Sub‐ division, Addition NO. 3, being Lot 11 A, Block 15, and being a part of Sec‐ tion 19, Township 5 South, Range 11 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, all as more fully shown on the plat of subdivision of Mer‐ rywood Estates Subdivision, by Land Engineering Services, Inc., Jeron R. Fitzmorris, Reg‐ istered Land Sur‐ veyor, dated April 1, 1969, last revised September 11, 1979, on file in the office of the Clerk of Court of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana as Map File No. 81-D and as further shown on the resub‐ division plat pre‐ pared by Jeron R. Fitzmorris, Regis‐ tered Land Sur‐ veyor, dated June 27, 1979 on file in the office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana as Map File No. 594-A and more fully de‐ scribed as follows, to-wit: Lot 11 A, Block 15 commences at a dis‐ tance of 430.0 feet from the intersec‐ tion of the westerly right of line of Or‐ leans Avenue and the northerly right of way line of Mar‐ guerite Street and measure hence 200.0 feet front on Marguerite Street, the same in width in the rear by a depth of 300.0 feet be‐ tween equal and parallel lines. As more fully shown on the survey of Randell W. Brown & Associ‐ ates, Inc., Randall W. Brown, Regis‐ tered Land Sur‐ veyor, dated Sep‐ tember 21, 1994, re‐ vised March 26, 1996. Property Located At: 206 MAR‐ GUERITE ST, FOLSOM, LA 70437 Writ Amount: $192,893.20 Plaintiff Attorney: Jackson & Mcpher‐ son 935 GRAVIER STREET SUITE 1400 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70112 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $75.65 (52) 202612358 NewRez, LLC Vs. Michael Luchsinger

Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated May 26, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, Au‐ gust 26, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, together with all the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereunto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, situated in St. Tam‐ many Parish, Louisiana, in that part thereof known as OZONE PARK

with all the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servi‐ tudes, Publicap purte‐ Notices nancesSheriff and Sales advan‐ tages there unto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, situated in St. Tam‐ many Parish, Louisiana, in that part thereof known as OZONE PARK SUBDIVISION, all in accordance with a plan of survey of John E. Bonneau & Associates, INc., dated February 13, 1992 and according to which said Lot is designated and mea‐ sures as follows, towit: LOT 13A OF SQUARE 17,OZONE PARK SUBDIVISION, and according to said survey said Lot measures 70 feet front on Beech Street, same width in the rear, by a depth in 150 feet be‐ tween equal and parallel lines. Said lot 13A commences at a distance of 140 feet from the corner of Palmetto Avenue and Beech Street. Property Located At: 166-168 Beech Street, Covington, LA 70433 Writ Amount: $15,951.66 Plaintiff Attorney: LOGS Legal Group, LLP 3510 N. Causeway Blvd Suite 600 Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $79.96 (52) 202612540 Fairport Asset Man‐ agement Reo 2, LLC Vs. Soule’ Cafe, LLC Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated May 21, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, Au‐ gust 26, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, together with alI the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereunto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, situated in the PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY, STATE OF LOUISIANA, in CLIPPER ES‐ TATES SUBDIVI‐ SION, PHASE 8, all as more fully shown on the Plan of Sub‐ division drawn by J.V. Burkes & Asso‐ ciates, Inc., Draw‐ ing No. 1062615, dated July 14, 2006, last revised January 5, 2007, and filed In the office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana as Map File Number 4407 on February 27, 2007, and more fully described as follows, to-wit: LOT 284, CLIPPER ESTATES SUBDI‐ VISION, PHASE 8, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA. The Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 1441 Clipper Island Road, Slidell, Louisiana 70458. Being the same property acquired by PRESTIGE RE‐ ALTY OF LOU!SIANA, LLC per act dated April 28, 2009 recorded on April 30, 2009 and registered under Instrument No. 1723869 of the offi‐ cial records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Property Located At: 1441 CLIPPER ISLAND RD, SLIDELL, LA 70458 Writ Amount: $52,109.63 Plaintiff Attorney: Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC, 1505 N 19th Street, Mon‐ roe, LA 71201 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF

$52,109.63 Plaintiff Attorney: Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC, 1505 N 19th Street, Mon‐ Notices roe, LAPublic 71201 Sheriff Sales Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $89.58 (52) 202612874 Avrom Dov, LLC and Meekness Puc, LLC vs. The Unopened Suc‐ cession of and Un‐ known Heirs of John B. Cooper Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated June 29, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all buildings and improvements thereon and all of the rights, way privil eges, servitudes, ap‐ purtenances and ad‐ vantages thereon and all of the rights thereto belonging or in anywise apper‐ taining, situated in the Parish of St. Tammany, in that part thereof know(sic) as SLIDELL OZONE HEIGHTS SUBDI‐ VISION, in Section 34, Township 8 South, Range 14 East, all as per plan of subdivision filed for record with the Clerk of court and being more fully de‐ scribed as follows: Lot 19 of SQUARE OF SLIDELL OZONE HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION , St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Including 1985 Magnolia Viking Mobile Home VIN: GDVKM‐ S358411819 as per Affidavit to Immo‐ bilize Mobile Home as recorded as In‐ strument #1763775 in the records of the Clerk of Court in the Parish of St. Tam‐ many, Louisiana. Property Located At: 60516 PALM DR, SLIDELL, LA 70460 Writ Amount: $82,500.00 Plaintiff Attorney: P. D Olney 921 Ryan St Lake Charles, LA 70601 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $82.85 (52) 202612875 Resource Bank Vs. Amanda Smith Fisk and Steven Wesley Fisk Sheriff’s Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated May 21, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, Au‐ gust 26, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: That Certain Piece or Parcel of Ground, together with all the buildings and im‐ provements thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereunto be‐ longing or in any wise appertaining thereto, situated in Section 38, Town‐ ship 9 South, Range 14 East, 9th Ward, lying and being situ‐ ated in the Parish of

provements thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages there unto be‐ longingPublic or Notices in any Sheriff wise apperSales taining thereto, situated in Section 38, Town‐ ship 9 South, Range 14 East, 9th Ward, lying and being situ‐ ated in the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, and more fully de‐ scribed as follows, to wit: From the Corner common to Sections 5, 37 & 38 in Town‐ ship 9 South, Range 14 East, go North 62 degrees 45 minutes west 3,099.4 feet; thence South 53 de‐ grees 7 minutes West 2,190.38 feet to the Point of Be‐ ginning. From the Point of Beginning, go South 53 degrees 7 min‐ utes West 496.84 feet to a point on the eastern boundary of Bayou Liberty; thence go north‐ westerly and northerly along the eastern boundary of Bayou Liberty a dis‐ tance of 910 feet more or less; thence go South 89 degrees 32 minutes East 461.2 feet; thence go South 24 degrees 6 minutes East 302.9 feedback to the Point of Begin‐ ning. Said tract is identi‐ fied as Parcel D on a survey by J. V. Burkes, C. E., dated September 6, 1966. Reference is also made to a survey by J. V. Burkes & Asso‐ ciates, Inc., dated September 14, 2008, drawing num‐ ber 2008 0497. Property Located At: 59465 NESLO RD, SLIDELL, LA 70460 Writ Amount: $287,813.62 Plaintiff Attorney: Rodrigue and Ro‐ drigue 604 East RUT‐ LAND ST COV‐ INGTON, LA 70433 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $92.47 (52) 202613499 Seneca Mortgage Servicing, LLC vs. Rudolph Philibert, Jr. Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 1, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all of the rights, ways, means, privi‐ leges, servitudes, advantages and ap‐ purtenances there‐ unto belonging or in anywise appertain‐ ing, situated in the Parish of St. Tam‐ many, State of Louisiana, and being more fully de‐ scribed as follows, to-wit: LOT 65, BARKLEY PARC SUBDIVISION, PHASE 1, as shown on the subdivision plat of Fontcuberta Surveys, Inc., recorded as Map File 4071. Improvements thereon bear the Municipal Number: 210 Autumn Woods Drive, Covington, Louisiana 70433 (“Property”). Property Located At: 210 AUTUMN WOODS DR, COV‐ INGTON, LA 70433 Writ Amount: Plain‐ tiff Attorney: $171,429.83 Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $76.11

$171,429.83 Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201 Public Notices

Sales Terms Sheriff of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $76.11

(52) 202613767 Navy Federal Credit Union vs. John C. Ezeb Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 6, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all buildings and im‐ provements thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereunto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, situated in Section 3, Township 9 South, Range 14 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, to-wit: LOT 81, WIMBLE‐ DON ESTATES SUBDIVISION, all in accordance with plat of said subdivi‐ sion by J. V. Burkes, C.E., dated Febru‐ ary 15, 1973, bear‐ ing Plat No. 1537 of the official records of the Clerk of Court, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. And according to survey of Ivan M. Borgen, Registered Surveyor, dated March 14, 1977, said Lot 81 com‐ mences 150 feet from the corner of Kempsey Court, and measures thence 75 feet front on Can‐ berra Court, by a depth on Sydney Circle of 100 feet on a curved line, with a width in the rear of 61.77 feet, and a depth on its other side line of 112 feet (“Property”). Property Located At: 205 CAN‐ BERRA CT, SLIDELL, LA 70458-1564 Writ Amount: Plaintiff Attorney: $170,106.23 Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $81.40 52) 202611144 Firstbank vs. Brett Ripp and Damaris Habicht Ripp Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated March 20, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: Lot 820, Bedico Creek, Parcel 13 as referenced in the Mortgage recorded at instrument num‐ ber 2319104 Property Located At: 7009 BALD EAGLE CR, MADISONVILLE, LA 70447 Writ Amount: Plaintiff Attorney: $477,988.71 Jackson & Mcpher‐ son 935 GRAVIER STREET

Louisiana (“Prop‐ Property Located property: That Certain Lot or of a Writ of Seizure at St. Tammany tion: Louisiana erty”). At: 7009 BALD A CERTAIN PIECE Parcel of Ground, and Sale issued out Parish Courthouse, Property assessment EAGLE CR, OR PARCEL OF Notice is hereby together with all the of the Honorable 701 N Columbia St, number 111262 Notice is hereby LA (formerly MADISONVILLE, GROUND, together given that by virtue buildings and im‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Covington, given that by virtue Property Located ✦ St. Tammany ✦ 13B with all of the build‐ of a Writ of Seizure provements thereon, trict Court for the 70433, beginning at 1281219111): LOT Wednesday, 2026 Rous At: 19, 3286 set LA 70447 of a Writ✦ of Seizure August ings and improve‐ and Sale issued out and all the rights, Parish of St. Tam‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ 329 PH 1E1 BE‐ and Sale issued out Ridge DR, Slidell, Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices ments Sheriff thereon and of theSheriff tember 23, LAIR Sheriff in theSales above day, Sep Writ Amount: SUB Sales INST of theSheriff privSales ileges, many Sheriff HonSales orable LA 70461 HonSales orable ways, Sheriff Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales all of the Sales rights, 22nd Judicial Plaintiff Attorney: Dis‐ servitudes, advan‐ entitled and num‐ 2026, the following NO 1024672 INST 22nd Judicial Dis‐ ways, means, privi‐ trict Court for the tages and appurte‐ bered cause dated property: Amount: NO 1060072 INST trict Court for the Writ leges, servitudes, Parish of St. Tam‐ nances $477,988.71 thereunto July 14, 2026 and to Property Descrip‐ NO 1428253 INST Parish of St. Tam‐ $319,889.09 Plain tiff At torney: Jackson & Mcpher‐ appurtenances and many in the above belonging or in any‐ me directed, I, Bret tion: NO 1560146 INST many in the above advantages there‐ entitled and num‐ wise appertaining, Ibert, Sheriff, have Lot 3, Square 3, NO 1677799, also entitled and num‐ Halliday, Watkins & son taken possession of Robindale Subdivi‐ being described as: 935 GRAVIER unto belonging or in bered cause dated situated as follows: bered cause dated Mann, PC anywise appertain‐ March 17, 2026 and and will offer for sion, Phase 1 as ref‐ THAT CERTAIN June 12, 2026 and to 1505 North 19TH STREET ing thereto, situated to me directed, I, In SUITE 1400 Section 31, sale at public auc‐ erenced in the Mort‐ LOT OF GROUND, me directed, I, Bret ST Section 15, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Township 9 South, tion to the highest gage recorded at in‐ together with all the Ibert, Sheriff, have Monroe, LA 71201 NEW ORLEANS, in Town ship 5 South, number buildings and im‐ taken possession of Terms of Sale: With LA 70112 have taken posses‐ Range 14 East, 9th bidder in the court‐ strument Range 11 East, sion of and will offer Ward, St. Tammany house located at St. 1329823 provements thereon, and will offer for appraisal, 10% at Greens burg Dis trict, Prop Tam many Parish erty Lo cated and all the rights, sale at public auc‐ adjudication Terms of Sale: With‐ and for sale at public Parish, State of Tammany auction to the high‐ Louisiana, and more Courthouse, 701 N At: 72332 PLAN‐ ways, out appraisal, 10% St. privileges, tion to the highest balance within 30 at adjudication and Parish, Louisiana, est bidder in the fully described as Columbia St , Cov‐ TATION ST, COV‐ servitudes, appurte‐ bidder in the court‐ days. ington, LA 70433, INGTON, LA nances, and advan‐ house located at St. BRET balance within 30 and more particu‐ courthouse located follows, to-wit: IBERT, larly described as at St. Tammany beginning at 10:00 70435-6027 days. tages thereunto be‐ Tammany Parish SHERIFF Wednesday, BRET IBERT, follows, to-wit: longing or in any‐ Courthouse, 701 N $72.26 Parish Courthouse, Commencing at the am 23, Writ Amount: wise appertaining, Columbia St , Cov‐ SHERIFF 701 N Columbia St, quarter corner com‐ September From the North west $62.63 situated in the ington, LA 70433, Covington, LA mon to Sections 30 2026, the following $101,287.68 Corner of Section 70433, beginning at and 31 of said property: Plaintiff Attorney: Parish of St. Tam‐ beginning at 10:00 Newrez LLC d/b/a 15 of the above 10:00 am Wednes‐ Township 9 South, Property Descrip‐ Jackson & Mcpher‐ many, State of am Wednesday, Shellpoint Mort‐ ship and day, September 23, Range 14 East, go tion: son Louisiana, in Sec‐ September 23, gage Servicing Carrington Mort‐ Town Range, run North 89 Lot 935 2, Square 12, GRAVIER tions 18 and 19, 2026, 2026, the fol low ing the fol low ing North 170.0'; thence gage Services, LLC degrees, 30 minutes Vs. Township 8 South, property: property: along the southerly Alton, St. Tammany STREET Michael J. Vazquez vs. 1324 feet and Property Descrip‐ right of way North Parish, Louisiana as SUITE 1400 Range 14 East, in a Property Descrip‐ A/K/A Michael J. Todd Walon Dillion East thence South 00 de‐ tion: Shore Beach Subdi‐ referenced in the NEW ORLEANS, portion of parcel 1, tion: (a/k/a Todd Dillon, grees Vazquez Sr. and 25 minutes ALL THAT CER‐ vision go South 89 Mortgage recorded LA 70112 being designated as All that certain Erika D. Vazquez Todd W. Dillon) and East 30.0 feet to a at in stru ment num ‐ Terms of Sale: With ‐ Belair Subdivision, piece or portion of Jill Dillon (a/k/a Jill point; thence North TAIN TRACT OR degrees 35 minutes out appraisal, 10% phase 1E1, all as per ground, PORTION OF 43 seconds West ber 1665924 together (52) 202610290 E. Dillon) 89 degrees 30 min‐ LAND, at adjudication and plan of Krebs, with all the build‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ together 570.9'; thence 712' utes East a dis tance bal Prop erty Lo cated ance within 30 LaSalle, LeMieux with ings all the build ‐ and im prove‐ sion along curve; thence (52) 202613232 2038.2 feet to a ings and improve‐ South 65 degrees 49 At: 62269 North days. Consultants, Inc., ments thereon, and Parish of St. Tam‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ of point; which is the ments thereon and minutes ST, BRET IBERT, dated August 14, all the rights, ways, many West 12TH sion Parish of St. Point State of Beginning; all rights, ways, 366.65' to the East‐ SLIDELL, LA SHERIFF 1996, Job No. 495 privileges, servi‐ Louisiana Tammany State of thenceofSouth 89 de ‐ $66.48 0110, filed in the of‐ tudes and appurte‐ means, privileges, erly right of way of 70460 Louisiana grees 20 minutes servitudes, prescrip‐ Debbie fice of the Clerk of nances thereunto Notice is hereby Drive; East a dis tance of Writ Amount: Court for St. Tam‐ belonging or in any‐ given that by virtue Notice is hereby 115 feet to a point; tions, appurtenances thence along said $37,366.78 many Parish, State and wise ad van tages ap per taining, of a Writ of Seizure drive South 76 de ‐ Lakeview Loan Ser‐ given that by virtue thence go South 04 of Louisiana, on No‐ situated in the and Sale issued out of a Writ of Seizure degrees 52 minutes thereunto belonging grees 00 minutes 52 Plaintiff Attorney: vicing, LLC vember 14, 1996, as Parish of St. Tam‐ of the Honorable East Graham, Arceneaux vs. and Sale issued out 34 seconds West or in anywise apper‐ seconds of the Honorable 281.5 feet to a point; taining thereto, situ‐ 835.30' to a point on & Allen Two Lake‐ Andrew Brock, Sr. map file no. 1485, many, State of 22nd Judicial Dis‐ a/k/a Andrew more fully de‐ Louisiana, in that trict Court for the 22nd Judicial Dis‐ thence go South 89 ated in Section 27, the northerly right way Township 5 South, of way of Jacqueline 3850 N. Causeway Brock, Kevin Brock scribed as follows, part thereof known Parish of St. Tam‐ trict Court for the de grees 20 min utes Blvd., Ste. 1695 Range 11 East, St. Drive; thence go as DELLWOOD many in the above and the Unopened to-wit: Parish of St. Tam‐ East 215 feet; Tammany Parish, along the said Drive Metairie, LA 70002 Suc cession of and Lot 329, Belair Sub‐ SUBDIVISION, many in the above thence entitled and num‐ go South 04 Terms of Sale: With ‐ di vi sion, phase 1E1, Louisiana, being which said portion bered cause dated North 65 de grees 33 Unknown Heirs of entitled and num‐ degrees 52 minutes out ap praisal, 10% St. Tam many more of par tic u larly ground is com ‐ min utes East Gwendolyn Bour‐ bered cause dated 34 seconds West February 25, 2026 described as fol‐ 630.50'; thence at adjudication and geois Brock a/k/a Parish, Loiusiana, posed of all of LOT and to me directed, June 15, 2026 and to feet to a point; lows, to-wit: 414.05 feet along balance within 30 Gwendolyn Bour‐ all in accordance NUMBER 87 AND I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, me directed, I, Bret 232.5 go North 89 curve; thence go days. geois Brock a/k/a with survey by THE SOUTH 15 have taken posses‐ Ibert, Sheriff, have thence grees 20 minutes From the quarter North 89 degrees 45 BRET IBERT, Gwendolyn LaSalle, FEET OF LOT sion of and will offer B. Krebs, taken possession of de West 330 feet to a SHER IFF Brock a/k/a Gwen‐ LeMieux Consul‐ NUMBER 88 and for sale at public and will offer for point; thence go corner common to minutes 43 seconds $63.12 tants, Inc., dated said portion of auction to the high‐ Sections 27 and 34, East 381.55' to a dolyn Brock sale at public auc‐ 04 degrees 52 Township 5 South, point on the cul-deFebruary 6, 1997, ground commences est bidder in the tion to the highest North min utes 34 sec onds and resurveyed May a distance of 230.00 courthouse located Range 11 East, St. sac; thence fol low (52) 202414772 bidder in the court‐ East 514 feet to a house located at St. point; back to the Tammany Parish, go the curve of a por‐ Federal Home Loan Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ 28, 1997, a copy of feet from corner of at St. Tammany which is annexed to Arrowhead Drive Parish Courthouse, North 89 degrees 47 tion of the 50' radius Mortgage Corpora‐ sion Tammany Parish of Beginning. minutes West, 417.4 cul-de-sac the chord tion Southwood 701 N Columbia St, Parish of St. Tam‐ the act dated August and as Trustee Courthouse, 701 N Point Said par cel of 1997, and Drive and measures Covington, State of 11, Columbia St , Cov‐ ground contains 2.5 feet; thence North of which measures for Freddie Mac many LA recorded as CIN thence 75.00 feet 70433, beginning at Credit Louisiana ington, LA 70433, acres, more or less. 00 degrees 04 min‐ 59' to the point of Seasoned 1060072, Parish of front on Arrowhead 10:00 am Wednes‐ Risk Transfer Trust, beginning at 10:00 All in accordance utes West, 1050.0 beginning. Series 2018-1 vs. Notice is hereby St. Tammany, State Drive, same width day, September 23, am Wednesday, with the survey by feet; thence North of Louisiana. 00 in the rear, by a 2026, the following de grees 24 min ‐ Thence go North 00 K. Walton and given that by virtue September 23, and Webb, utes West, 209.20 degrees 14 minutes John Municipal Address: depth of 120.78 feet property: Car of olyn Faith Wal ‐ a Writ of Seizure 2026, the following Bodin Inc., dated October feet to the Point of 17 seconds West 58 ton Clearpoint between equal and Property Descrip‐ and Sale issued out 5443 property: 17, 1989. Beginning. feet Title (57.84' Ac‐ (52) 202613208 of the Honorable Drive, Slidell, LA parallel lines. All in tion: Property Descrip‐ Prop erty Lo cated accordance with a A parcel of land lo‐ tual); thence go Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 70460. tion: At: 81481 ROBERT From the Point of North 89 degrees 45 sion sketch by JV Burkes cated in LOT 367 of Parish of St. trict Court for the THAT CERTAIN RD, COV ING TON, Beginning go North minutes 43 seconds Tammany State of Parish of St. Tam‐ Property Located & Associates, Inc., the North Oaklawn PIECE OR PAR‐ LA 70435 89 degrees 50 min‐ East 83 feet; thence Louisiana many in the above At: 5443 CLEAR‐ Sean M. Burkes, Subdivision, in Sec‐ CEL OF GROUND, And DR, Land utes 00 seconds go South 00 degrees Surveyor, tion 39, T8S, R13E, entitled and num‐ POINT TOGETHER WITH A CERTAIN PIECE LA dated November 27, Greensburg Land ALL BUILDINGS OR PARCEL OF West, 78.79 feet to a 14 minutes 17 sec‐ Notice is hereby bered cause dated SLIDELL, 2002, for reference; District, more par‐ AND IMPROVE‐ GROUND, together 1/2 inch rebar set; onds East 105 feet; given that by virtue March 5, 2025 and 70460-3940 thence North 00 de‐ thence go South 89 of a Writ of Seizure to me directed, I, subject to restric‐ ticularly described MENTS with all of the build ‐ grees 18 minutes 02 degrees 45 minutes and Sale issued out Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Writ Amount: tions, servitudes, as follows, to-wit: THEREON, AND and improve‐ seconds rights-of-way and From the NW corner West, 43 seconds West 50 of the Honorable have taken posses‐ Plaintiff Attorney: ALL OF THE ings ments thereon and outstanding mineral of LOT 367 proceed RIGHTS, WAYS, all of the rights, 212.13 feet to a 1/2 feet Title (49.6 feet 22nd Judicial Dis‐ sion of and will offer $0.00 inch rebar set; Actual) to a point on trict Court for the for sale at public US Assets, LLC rights of record af‐ South 72 degrees 30 PRIVILEGES, ways, means, priv i ‐ 11414 Lake Sher ‐ thence fecting the property minutes East a dis‐ South 89 de ‐ the said cul-de-sac; Parish of St. Tam‐ auction to the high‐ SERVITUDES, AP‐ leges, servitudes, grees 57 minutes 00 thence go 57 feet many in the above est bidder in the wood Ave North Ste (“Property”). PURTENANCES tance of Twenty purtenances and seconds East, Title (57.79 feet Ac‐ entitled and num‐ courthouse located A Feet (20) to the AND ADVAN‐ ap ad van tages there ‐ TAGES THERE‐ unto belonging or in 273.00 feet to a 1/2 tual) in a Northwest‐ bered cause dated at St. Tammany Baton Rouge, LA Property Located Point of Beginning; At: 3721 ARROW‐ thence UNTO BELONG‐ anywise appertain‐ inch rebar set; erly direction on a June 10, 2026 and to Parish Courthouse, 70816 continue HEAD DR, South 72 degrees 30 ING OR IN ANY‐ ing thereto, situated thence South 00 de‐ chord of the said me directed, I, Bret 701 N Columbia St , SLIDELL, LA minutes East a dis‐ grees 18 minutes 22 cul-de-sac back to Ibert, Sheriff, have Covington, LA Terms of Sale WISE APPER‐ Section 15, seconds East, the point of begin‐ taken possession of 70433, beginning at Without appraisal, 70458 TAINING, SITU‐ in tance of Eighty-Two Town ship 5 South, 10% at ad ju di ca tion 212.69 feet to a 1/2 ning. All in ac cor ‐ and will offer for 10:00 am Wednes‐ ATED feet (82); thence IN Range 11 East, and bal ance within Writ inch rebar set; Amount: dance with sur vey sale day, at pub lic auc ‐ Sep tem ber 23, SLIDELL, South 26 degrees 30 ST. Greensburg District, thence North 89 de‐ of Universal Land tion to the highest 2026, the following 30 days. $47,783.90 TAMMANY min utes West a dis‐ St. Tammany grees 50 minutes 00 Surveyors, BRET IBERT, Inc., bidder in the court‐ property: tance PARISH, of 300.0 feet; Parish, Louisiana, West, Land Plaintiff Attorney: thence North 72 de‐ Surveyors, house located at St. Property Descrip‐ SHERIFF LOUISIANA AND and more particu‐ seconds $98.73 Halliday, Watkins & grees 30 minutes Parish tion: BEING MORE larly described as 194.23 feet to a 1/2 dated July 30, 1983 Tammany inch rebar found and and according to Courthouse, 701 N Mann, PC 1505 West a distance of FULLY DE‐ follows, to-wit: the North Point of Be gin ‐ 19TH ST which said lot is Columbia St , Cov‐ Pinehurst of Kings‐ SCRIBED AS FOL‐ Eighty-Two feet ning. designated as Lot ington, LA 70433, point Subdivision, Meb Loan Trust Monroe, LA 71201 LOWS, TO-WIT: (82); thence North From the North west No. 128 of North be Phase gin ning at 10:00 8M, Lot 273 26 degrees 30 min‐ LOT 136, FOUN‐ Corner of Section VIII Terms of Sale: With‐ utes East a distance Wednesday, as referenced in the vs. TAIN ESTATES 15 of the above This tract contains Shore Addition No. am 1.33 acres. All in ac‐ One, Phase II. Fur‐ September out appraisal, 10% of 300 feet to the Mort 23, gage recorded SUBDIVISION, Is chicka Davis ship and cordance with map ther, in accordance 2026, the following at instrument num‐ at adjudication and Point of Beginning. SLIDELL, ST. Town Range, run North 89 or plat of survey by with survey by Dad‐ prop balance within 30 AND ber 2230448 erty: TAMMANY (52) 202511699 de grees, 30 min utes Land Surveying, ing, Marques, & As‐ Property Descrip‐ Property Located Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ days. ALL THAT CER‐ PARISH, East 1324 feet and BRET Inc., dated March 5, IBERT, TAIN PIECE OR so ci ates, Inc., Land tion: At: 1402 DEN‐ sion LOUISIANA. thence South 00 de ‐ 2009, SHER being Num ber IFF Sur vey ors, dated MARK CT, Parish of St. Tam‐ REFERENCE IS PORTION OF 25 minutes 13903. November 9, 1990. LA many Lot 92, Rosedown SLIDELL, MADE TO A SUR‐ grees 30.0 GROUND, together State of $85.25 feet to a 70461-4564 Sub di vi sion, Phase VEY NO. 9308 East with all the build ‐ Louisiana point; thence North Property Located And further in ac‐ 2-C as referenced in DATED NOVEM‐ 89 ings and improve‐ de grees 30 min ‐ 79101 cordance with sur‐ the Mortgage Writ Amount: BER 28, 1983 BY utes East a distance At: Notice is hereby Newrez, LLC d/b/a ments thereon, and RD, vey by Dading, recorded at Instru‐ $184,794.74 J.V. BURKES, C.E. of 2038.2 feet to a BARKER given that by virtue Shellpoint Mort‐ all of the rights, COVINGTON, LA Marqus & Associ‐ ment# 1620388. ways, means, privi‐ of a Writ of Seizure gage Servicing point; thence South 70435-9324 ates, Inc., Land Sur ‐ Plaintiff Attorney: and Sale issued out vs. leges, servitudes, Property Located 04 degrees 52 min‐ vey ors, dated June Property Located Law Offices of Her‐ of the Honorable Phuong Chi Vong advantages and ap‐ At: 105 BI‐ 34 seconds Writ Amount: 21, 1994 Job No. At: 110 KRAMER schel Adcock, Jr. ENVILLE DR, utes 22nd Judicial Dis‐ and Mai Thanh purtenances there‐ West 514 feet to a $37,151.29 94-2451 which is CT, MANDEV‐ P.O. BOX 87379 SLIDELL, LA point trict Court for the Chuong a/k/a Mai unto belonging, sit‐ which is the annexed to an Act ILLE, LA 70471- BATON ROUGE, Parish of St. Tam‐ Thanh 70458-1517 Chuong uated in the State of Point of Beginning; Plaintiff Attorney: passed before 8211 LA 70879 Louisiana in the many in the above Vong thence con tinue Jones Fussell, LLP Martha Baldwin, Writ Amount: Parish of St. Tam‐ entitled and num‐ South 04 de grees 52 1001 HIGHWAY Notary Public, dated Writ Amount: Terms of Sale: With‐ bered cause dated (52) 202612307 many, in Section 39, $136,656.29 minutes 34 seconds 190 EAST SER‐ July 5, 1994, Plaintiff Attorney: out appraisal, 10% April 12, 2025 and Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ T8S, R13E, Greens‐ West 145 feet to a VICE RD recorded in the St. at adjudication and to me directed, I, sion burg District in Plaintiff Attorney: fence cor ner; thence Suite 103 Tam many Parish, balance within 30 Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Parish of St. Tam‐ North $263,289.58 LOGS Legal Group, go South 89 degrees Oaklawn COVINGTON, LA Louisiana, public Jackson & Mcpher‐ days. LLP have taken posses‐ many State of Subdivision, being a minutes East 330 70433 records at Instru‐ son 935 GRAVIER BRET IBERT, 3510 N. Causeway 20 part of Lot No. 367 sion of and will offer Louisiana feet to a point; ment No. STREET SHERIFF Blvd bounded by US for sale at public thence North 04 de ‐ Terms of Sale: With 913399(CB). SUITE 1400 $67.45 Suite 600 auction to the high‐ Notice is hereby Highway 190, Lot 52 minutes 34 appraisal, 10% at NEW ORLEANS, Metairie, LA 70002 grees est bidder in the given that by virtue No's 368, 366 and seconds East 145 adjudication and The Improvements LA 70112 courthouse located of a Writ of Seizure Lot A, which said thence North balance within 30 thereon bear the Terms of Sale: With‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ feet; Liberty Investments at St. Tammany and Sale issued out Lot is designated by 89 de grees 20 min ‐ days. Mu nic i pal Num ber out ap praisal, 10% out appraisal, 10% utes West 330.0 feet with Union Bank as Parish Courthouse, of the Honorable the letter "B" on the IBERT, 128 Jacqueline at adjudication and Se at adjudication and to the Point of Be‐ BRET of J.V. Party d/b/a 701 N Columbia St , 22nd Judicial Dis‐ survey Drive, Slidell, balance within 30 Libcured balance within 30 ginning. Said parcel SHERIFF Covington, LA trict Court for the Burkes, C.E. dated erty In vest ments $97.28 Louisiana 70460. days. days. 70433, beginning at Parish of St. Tam‐ August 9, 1967, a vs. of ground contains BRET IBERT, The Estate of Janet 10:00 am Wednes‐ many in the above copy of which is an‐ BRET IBERT, 1.10 acres, more or Property Located IFF SHERIFF C. Thibodeaux a/k/a day, September 23, entitled and num‐ nexed to Act of Sale less. All in accor‐ D.A.N. Joint Ven‐ At: 128 JACQUE‐ SHER $63.60 $79.96 Janet Combs Thi‐ 2026, the following bered cause dated from Thomas E. dance with the sur‐ ture LINE DR, May 8, 2026 and to Schafer, III to Mrs. bodeaux, The property: vey by Bodin and Vs. III, L.P. SLIDELL, LA United States of Property Descrip‐ me directed, I, Bret Mercedes Finnan, Webb, Inc., filed on Alvin L. Blue Jr., In‐ 70458 Ibert, Sheriff, have wife of/and Carl H. Government Loan America, Small tion: Citizens Savings February 22, 1999 Lot 2, The Moorings taken possession of Swanson, Jr., dated vidually and as Se Busi cu ri ti za tion Trust ness Ad min is ‐ Bank as Instrument Num‐ di Writ Amount: 2011-FV1, U.S tration, Belair Subdivision Phase 1 and will offer for the 8th day of Sep‐ vs. ber 1136189 of the Heir of Christine $128,861.68 Bank Trust National Homeowners Asso‐ as referenced in the sale at public auc‐ tember, 1967 by Act Dennis Melvin official records of M. Curran Mortgage recorded tion to the highest before Felix O. Association, Not In ciation Fussell, Betty Rose St. Tammany 52) 202611663 Plaintiff Attorney: Its Notary at instrument num‐ bidder in the court‐ Rousset, Individual Ca‐ Cooper Fussell, and Parish, Louisiana. New man, Mathis, ber 2340557 house located at St. Public and accord‐ Dennis Fussell Property Located Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Brady & Spedale, pacity But Solely As (52) 202414940 Parish ing thereto, said Lot Delaware Trustee Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Property Located Tammany Trucking, LLC At: 81505 Robert sion of St. Tam‐ APLC At: 124 ISLANDER Courthouse, 701 N commences at a dis‐ And U.S. Bank Na‐ sion RD, COVINGTON, Parish 3501 N. CAUSE ‐ DR, SLIDELL, LA many Co State of lum bia St , Cov‐ tance of 153.57 feet tional Association, Parish of St. Tam‐ (52) 202513630 LA 70435 WAY BLVD. 70458 ington, LA 70433, from the intersec‐ Not many In Its In di vid ual State of Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Writ Amount: Louisiana SUITE 300 beginning at 10:00 tion of a street form‐ pacity But Solely Louisiana sion Parish of St. $725,598.41 METAIRIE, LA Ca Writ Amount: am Wednesday, ing the sideline of As Co-Trustee Tammany State of Plaintiff Attorney: Notice is hereby 70002 September that by virtue 23, Lot No. 368 and a vs. Notice is hereby Plaintiff Attorney: Louisiana Jason S. Micken‐ given of a Writ of Seizure 2026, the following street on the oppo‐ Estate of Countess given that by virtue $54,062.54 heim Terms of Sale: With ‐ site side from US Sale issued out Parker Carter of a Writ of Partition Jackson & Mcpher‐ property: Notice is hereby 326 AUSTIN and of the Honorable out appraisal, 10% by Licitation issued son 935 GRAVIER Property Descrip‐ Highway 190 and given that by virtue STREET at ad ju di ca tion and measures thence STREET 22nd tion: Ju di cial Dis ‐ out of the Honorable (52) 202516571 of a Writ of Seizure BOGALUSA, LA Lot Number 2121, a 102 feet front on trict Court for the balance within 30 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ SUITE 1400 and Sale issued out 70427 Parish of St. Tam‐ days. Parish of St. trict Court for the NEW ORLEANS, certain parcel of said street by a of the Honorable BRET IBERT, sion ground in depth on the line Tammany State of Parish of St. Tam‐ LA 70112 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Being Sold In Globo many in the above SHER IFF LAKESHORE VIL‐ separating said LOT Louisiana many in the above trict Court for the Terms of Sale: With entitled and num‐ $127.60 entitled and num‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ LAGES (9-A), to‐ B from Lot No. 368 Parish of St. Tam‐ appraisal, 10% at bered cause dated 1, 2026 and to Notice is hereby bered cause dated out appraisal, 100% gether with all the of 707 feet and a many in the above adjudication and April building and im‐ depth on the oppo‐ given that by virtue June 9, 2026 and to cash at sale. entitled and num‐ balance within 30 me directed, I, Bret IBERT, provements thereon, site side line of Ibert, Sheriff, have East St. Tammany of a Writ of Seizure me directed, I, Bret BRET bered cause dated days. and all of the rights, 704.2 feet by a possession of Habitat for Human‐ and Sale issued out Ibert, Sheriff, have SHERIFF December 8, 2025 BRET IBERT, taken and will offer for ity, Inc ways privileges, width in the rear of the Honorable taken possession of $59.27 and to me directed, SHERIFF sale at public auc‐ vs. servitudes, appurte‐ separating it from 22nd Judicial Dis‐ and will offer for I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, $129.53 tion to the highest The Unopened Suc‐ trict Court for the sale at public auc‐ nances and advan‐ Lot A of 102 feet, have taken posses‐ bidder in the court‐ cession of Brenda Parish of St. Tam‐ tion to the highest Navy Federal Credit tages thereunto be‐ being the North sion of and will offer house located at St. Renard Brown, De‐ many in the above bidder in the court‐ Union longing to or In any‐ 704.2 feet of Lot for sale at public Citizens Savings Tammany wise appertaining, "B" on the above Parish ceased entitled and num‐ house located at St. vs. auction to the high‐ Bank Cour t house, 701 N bered cause dated Tammany Parish Joseph R. Patterson situated in the parish referenced plat. est bidder in the Vs. December 15, 2025 Courthouse, 701 N a/k/a Joseph Russell of St. Tammany, courthouse located Lyle P. Keating Jr. Columbia St , Cov‐ 52) 202613862 state of Louisiana, Property Located at St. Tammany and Kendra Keating ington, LA 70433, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ and to me directed, Columbia St, Cov‐ Patterson 29248 beginning at 10:00 sion as shown on the Plat At: I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, ington, LA 70433, Parish Courthouse, am recorded at file ERINDALE DR, Wednesday, Parish of St. Tam‐ have taken posses‐ beginning at 10:00 (52) 202613258 701 N Columbia St, (52) 202611414 LA 23, many State of sion of and will offer am Wednesday, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ #6069 on December LACOMBE, Covington, LA Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ September 2026, the following Louisiana 08, 2021, as File No. 70445-3107 for sale at public September 23, sion 70433, beginning at sion property: auction to the high‐ 2026, the following Parish of St. Tam‐ 6069 of the Clerk of 10:00 am Wednes‐ of St. Tam‐ Property Descrip‐ Notice is hereby est Amount: bidder in the property: day, September 23, Parish many State of Courts of St. Tam‐ Writ many State of tion: many Parish, $165,607.24 given that by virtue courthouse located Property Descrip‐ Louisiana 2026, the following Louisiana That Certain Lot or of a Writ of Seizure at St. Tammany tion: Louisiana (“Prop‐ Plaintiff Attorney: property: LOGS Legal Group, erty”). A CERTAIN PIECE Notice is hereby Parcel of Ground, and Sale issued out Parish Courthouse, Property assessment LLP 111262 Notice is hereby OR PARCEL OF given that by virtue together with all the of the Honorable 701 N Columbia St, number LA (formerly GROUND, together of a Writ of Seizure buildings and im‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Covington, given that by virtue Property Located 3510 N. Causeway provements thereon, trict Court for the 70433, beginning at 1281219111): LOT of a Writ of Seizure At: 3286 Rousset Blvd Suite 600 with all of the build‐ and Sale is sued out ings and improve‐ of the Honorable and all the rights, Parish of St. Tam‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ 329 PH 1E1 BE‐ and Sale issued out Ridge DR, Slidell, Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With privileges, many in the above day, September 23, LAIR SUB INST of the Honorable LA 70461 ments thereon and 22nd Judicial Dis‐ ways, appraisal, 10% at all of the rights, trict Court for the servitudes, advan‐ entitled and num‐ 2026, the following NO 1024672 INST 22nd Judicial Dis‐ and tages and appurte‐ bered cause dated property: Amount: adjudication NO 1060072 INST trict Court for the Writ ways, means, privi‐ of St. Tam‐ nances balance within 30 thereunto July 14, 2026 and to Property Descrip‐ NO 1428253 INST Parish of St. Tam‐ $319,889.09 leges, servitudes, Parish many in the above NO 1560146 INST many in the above Plaintiff Attorney: days. appurtenances and entitled and num‐ belonging or in any‐ me directed, I, Bret tion: IBERT, advantages there‐ bered cause dated wise appertaining, Ibert, Sheriff, have Lot 3, Square 3, NO 1677799, also entitled and num‐ Halliday, Watkins & BRET SHERIFF taken possession of Robindale Subdivi‐ being described as: unto belonging or in March 17, 2026 and situated as follows: bered cause dated Mann, PC $109.32 and will offer for sion, Phase 1 as ref‐ THAT CERTAIN June 12, 2026 and to 1505 North 19TH anywise appertain‐ to me directed, I, ST sale at lic auc‐ In Section lll

$165,607.24 Parish of St. Tam‐ East, near the City Plaintiff Attorney: many in the above of Slidell and in ac‐ LOGS Legal Group, entitled and num‐ cordance with the LLP bered cause dated plan of J. V. Burkes ✦ St. 14B ✦N. Wednesday, AugustJuly 19, 2026 Tammany 3510 Causeway 6, 2026 and to &✦ Associates, Inc., Blvd Suite 600 me directed, I, Bret dated Sep tember 5, Public Notices Public Notices Metairie, LA 70002 Ibert, Sher iff, have 2001, Public filed Notices as Plat Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Terms of Sale: With taken possession of File No. Sales 2118, appraisal, 10% at and will offer for recorded on No‐ adjudication and sale at public auc‐ vember 13, 2001 balance within 30 tion to the highest with the Clerk of days. bidder in the court‐ Court for the Parish BRET IBERT, house located at St. of St. Tammany, and SHERIFF Tammany Parish which said lot is $109.32 Courthouse, 701 N designated as LOT Columbia St , Cov‐ NO. 364. LOT NO. ington, LA 70433, 364 begins at a dis‐ ginning at 10:00 tance of 572.33 feet Planet Home Lend‐ be am Wednesday, from the point of ing, LLC Sep tember 23, curve of Kings Row vs. 2026, the following and measures 62.80 Taja Jhane Carriere prop feet front on Kings and Jamal Alex Property: erty Descrip‐ Row, the same Johnson tion: width in the rear, by ONE CERTAIN a depth of 120.00 52) 202613589 OF GROUND, feet between equal Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ LOT situated in the and parallel lines. sion Parish St. Tam‐ All as more fully Parish of St. Tam‐ many, ofState of shown on the plan of many State of Louisiana, in that survey by Randall Louisiana part thereof known W. Brown & Associ‐ HURST" ates, Inc., dated Jan‐ Notice is hereby as "PINE KINGSPOINT uary 30, 2002 and given that by virtue OF SUBDIVISION, revised June 19, of a Writ of Seizure PHASE 8P, being a 2002, a copy of and Sale issued out por tion of Sec tion which is annexed to of the Honorable Township 9 CIN 1336635, offi‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 23, Range 14 cial records of St. trict Court for the South, near the City Tammany Parish, Parish of St. Tam‐ East, of Slidell and in ac‐ Louisiana (“Prop‐ many in the above cor with the erty”). entitled and num‐ plandance V. Burkes bered cause dated & AsofsoJ. ci ates, Inc., Property Located July 6, 2026 and to dated September 5, At: 1241 KINGS me directed, I, Bret 2001, filed as Plat Ibert, Sheriff, have File No. 2118, RO, SLIDELL, LA taken possession of recorded on No‐ 70461-4803 and will offer for ber 13, 2001 Writ Amount: sale at public auc‐ vem the Clerk of $162,553.65 tion to the highest with for the Parish Plaintiff Attorney: bidder in the court‐ Court St. Tammany, and Halliday, Watkins & house located at St. of which said lot is Mann, PC Tammany Parish designated as LOT 1505 North 19TH Courthouse, 701 N NO. 364. LOT NO. ST Columbia St , Cov‐ 364 be at a dis‐ Monroe, LA 71201 ington, LA 70433, tance ofgins feet Terms of Sale: With‐ beginning at 10:00 from the572.33 point of out appraisal, 10% am Wednesday, curve of Kings Row at adjudication and September 23, measures 62.80 balance within 30 2026, the following and feet front on Kings days. property: the same BRET IBERT, Property Descrip‐ Row, width in the rear, by SHERIFF tion: of 120.00 $84.29 ONE CERTAIN afeetdepth between equal LOT OF GROUND, and parallel lines. situated in the All as fully Parish of St. Tam‐ shown onmore plan of many, State of survey bytheRan Louisiana, in that W. Brown & Assodall ci‐ part thereof known Inc., dated Jan‐ as "PINEHURST" uates, 30, 2002 and OF KINGSPOINT reary vised June 19, SUBDIVISION, of PHASE 8P, being a 2002, isa ancopy nexed to portion of Section which CIN 1336635, of fi 23, Township 9 cial records of St.‐ South, Range 14 many Parish, East, near the City Tam (“Prop‐ of Slidell and in ac‐ Louisiana cordance with the erty”). plan of J. V. Burkes Property Located & Associates, Inc., 1241 KINGS dated September 5, At: SLIDELL, LA 2001, filed as Plat RO, 70461-4803 File No. 2118, recorded on No‐ Amount: vember 13, 2001 Writ with the Clerk of $162,553.65 tiff Attorney: Court for the Parish Plain liday, Watkins & of St. Tammany, and Hal PC which said lot is Mann, 1505 North 19TH designated as LOT ST NO. 364. LOT NO. Monroe, LA 71201 364 begins at a dis‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ tance of 572.33 feet out praisal, 10% from the point of at adap judication and curve of Kings Row bal ance within 30 and measures 62.80 days. feet front on Kings BRET Row, the same SHERIFF IBERT, width in the rear, by $84.29 a depth of 120.00 feet between equal and parallel lines. All as more fully shown on the plan of survey by Randall W. Brown & Associ‐ ates, Inc., dated Jan‐ uary 30, 2002 and revised June 19, 2002, a copy of which is annexed to CIN 1336635, offi‐ cial records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana (“Prop‐ erty”). lll

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sion Parish of St. Tammany State of Louisiana

Property Located At: 1241 KINGS Public Notices RO, SLIDELL, Sheriff SalesLA 70461-4803

Notice is hereby given that virtue Publicby Notices of a Writ of Seizure Sheriff Sales and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated January 17, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: Lot 27, Moonraker Island Phase 1, as referenced in the Mortgage recorded at instrument num‐ ber 1565613 Property Located At: 152 MOON‐ RAKER DR, SLIDELL, LA 70458

Tammany Louisiana erty”).

Writ Amount: $162,553.65 Plaintiff Attorney: Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $84.29 U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ tional Association, as Trustee of Cabana Series V Trust vs. Edwin J. Ferrand Sr. and Pamela Thomp‐ son Ferrand (52) 202516612 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tammany State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated January 17, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: Lot 27, Moonraker Island Phase 1, as referenced in the Mortgage recorded at instrument num‐ ber 1565613 Property Located At: 152 MOON‐ RAKER DR, SLIDELL, LA 70458

Writ Amount: Plain‐ tiff Attorney: $240,792.40 Jackson & Mcpher‐ son 935 GRAVIER STREET SUITE 1400 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70112 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $62.15

Mortgage recorded at instrument num‐ ber 1565613 Property Located At: 152 MOON‐ RAKER DR, Public Notices SLIDELL, Sheriff SalesLA 70458 Writ Amount: Plain‐ tiff Attorney: $240,792.40 Jackson & Mcpher‐ son 935 GRAVIER STREET SUITE 1400 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70112 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $62.15 U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ tional Association, Not in Its Individual Capacity but Solely as Owner Trustee For RCF 2 Acquisition Trust vs. Michael J. Sliker (52) 202613754 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tammany State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 14, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: One certain lot or parcel of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and im‐ provements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereon be‐ longing or anywise appertaining, situ‐ ated in the Parish of ST. TAMMANY, State of Louisiana, in that subdivision known as BRIAR‐ WOOD TERRACE SUBDIVISION, PHASE II, and being designated on the official plan of said subdivision, on file and of record in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of said Parish and State, as LOT NUMBER SEV‐ ENTY-FOUR (74), said subdivision, said lot having such measurements and dimensions and being subject to such servitudes as shown on said sub‐ division map (“Property”).

(52) 202613754 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tammany State of Louisiana Public Notices Sheriff Sales

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 14, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: One certain lot or parcel of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and im‐ provements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereon be‐ longing or anywise appertaining, situ‐ ated in the Parish of ST. TAMMANY, State of Louisiana, in that subdivision known as BRIAR‐ WOOD TERRACE SUBDIVISION, PHASE II, and being designated on the official plan of said subdivision, on file and of record in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of said Parish and State, as LOT NUMBER SEV‐ ENTY-FOUR (74), said subdivision, said lot having such measurements and dimensions and being subject to such servitudes as shown on said sub‐ division map (“Property”).

One certain lot or parcel of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and im‐ provements thereon, and allPublic of theNotices rights, ways, Sheriff privSales ileges, servitudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereon be‐ longing or anywise appertaining, situ‐ ated in the Parish of ST. TAMMANY, State of Louisiana, in that subdivision known as BRIAR‐ WOOD TERRACE SUBDIVISION, PHASE II, and being designated on the official plan of said subdivision, on file and of record in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of said Parish and State, as LOT NUMBER SEV‐ ENTY-FOUR (74), said subdivision, said lot having such measurements and dimensions and being subject to such servitudes as shown on said sub‐ division map (“Property”).

division (“Property”).

Property Located At: 106 MCHUGH CT, Public MAN DEV‐ Notices ILLE, Sheriff LA Sales 704482286 Writ Amount: $71,742.48 Plaintiff Attorney: Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $

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Property Located At: 1241 KINGS RO, SLIDELL, LA 70461-4803 Writ Amount: $162,553.65 Plaintiff Attorney: Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $84.29

Writ Amount: Plain‐ tiff Attorney: $240,792.40 Jackson & Mcpher‐ son 935 GRAVIER STREET SUITE 1400 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70112

Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $62.15

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Property Located At: 106 MCHUGH CT, MANDEV‐ ILLE, LA 704482286 Writ Amount: $71,742.48

Plaintiff Attorney: Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201

Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $

Property Located At: 106 MCHUGH CT, MANDEV‐ ILLE, LA 704482286 Writ Amount: $71,742.48 Plaintiff Attorney: Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $

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