Deciding where to spend state DOTD funds dedicated to road and/or bridge repair is likely to draw some discussion when the Acadia Parish Police Jury meets in regular session here Tuesday.
With all the focus in Baton Rouge on balancing a budget versus possible cuts to higher education and health care, a House bill has been introduced that could directly affect the way the Acadia Pari
OneAcadia’s Creative Placemaking initiative got a shot in the arm this week when the Acadia Parish Police Jury contributed $2,500 to the project.
By a narrow margin, members of the Acadia Parish Police Jury voted to look around for roads on which to spend their DOTD “right-sizing” credits.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Crews collect “old” trash carts recently in the Midland area. The Acadia Parish Police Jury is threatening legal action against Waste Connections, Inc., its solid waste contractor, because of allegations that carts are being collected and not replaced.
Just two weeks into the new contract, the Acadia Parish Police Jury is threatening legal action against its solid waste collector.
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