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Public Notice The Audubon Regional Library Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2027 budget on October 21, 5:00-5:15 PM at the library’s Jackson branch, 2637 LA 10, Jackson, LA 70748. The public is invited to attend. The proposed budget is available for review at all three library locations. Cost of notice: $10.00

Town of Greensburg Special Meeting Minutes August 27, 2026 The Town of Greensburg met in a special session on Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Mayor Pro Tem Aron Burton presided over Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis, Mrs. Jo Ellen Carruth, Mr. David Allen Sain and Mr. Luke Petitto. Mayor Carruth arrived at the meeting at 7:15 p.m. Mr. Luke Petitto opened the meeting with an invocation, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Mayor Pro Tem Aron Burton opened the floor for any public comments: -Mr. Burke Jones was present to inquire about the suit that is currently filed against the Town, the current mayor and previous mayors, himself included. Mr. Jones stated that he has currently not been served any legal documents as of yet. Mr. Jones stated that he had spoken with Risk Management – the Town of Greensburg’s general liability insurance company – and was informed that they would not be able to cover the Town’s legal expenses during this suit. Mr. Clifton Speed stated that he was unsure if the Town would be able to hire legal counsel to cover the Town, current mayor and previous mayors that are listed in the suit. Mr. Speed also stated that we should have errors and omissions coverage through Risk Management. -Mrs. Ariel Pope, of Water Quality Solutions and Services, the Town’s Water and Sewer Operator, was present to voice her concerns about being a possible witness in the suit, and what actions she should take. Mr. Speed explained to her that even though she is not an employee of the Town, she could still be called as a possible witness for the suit. Mr. Speed suggested that she possibly seek personal legal counsel if she has any direct questions regarding her legal responsibilities. New Business: Upon a motion Mr. Luke Petitto by and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis, to enter executive session for the purpose of planning and strategy in the defense of the legal matter of the suit of Robert Carter versus the Town of Greensburg Case C-26314. This motion passed 5-0. Upon a motion by Mrs. Jo Ellen Carruth and seconded by Mr. Aron Burton, to exit the executive session. This motion passed 5-0. Upon a motion by Mr. Luke Petitto and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis, to add to the agenda to retain Mr. Alex Prochaska of Jones Walker, LLP as legal counsel for the Town of Greensburg. This motion passed 5-0. Upon a motion by Mr. David Allen Sain and seconded by Mr. Luke Petitto to retain Mr. Alex Prochaska of Jones Walker, LLP as legal counsel for the Town of Greensburg. This motion passed 5-0. Old Business: Upon a motion by Mr. David Allen Sain and seconded by Mr. Luke Petitto, the meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 8, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Aron Burton Aron Burton, Mayor Pro Tem Kaycee Bridges Town Clerk Cost of notice: $35.00

Town of Greensburg Meeting Minutes August 11, 2026 The Town of Greensburg met in regular session on Tuesday, August 11, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Mayor Nicholas Carruth presided over Mr. Aron Burton, Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis, Mrs. Jo Ellen Carruth, Mr. Luke Petitto, and Mr. David Allen Sain. Mrs. Jo Ellen Carruth opened the meeting with an invocation, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Mayor Carruth opened the floor for any public comments: -Mr. Robert Carter and Mrs. Wendy Webb were both present to speak about a letter that was posted on the La DEQ website regarding the new LWI Sewer Pond Project. The letter stated that if anyone had any comments about the construction of the project, they were to notify DEQ before September 4, 2026. Mr. Carter had objections about the wastewater that would be flooded on to land he owned in the Joseph’s Branch area. Mrs. Webb also voiced concerns about the flooding in the area due to her home being located on this section of land as well. -Mrs. Judy Noonan who lives on Highway 1042, voiced her concerns she has been having with the lift station located at her home. Ms. Pope explained to Mrs. Noonan that she would check in to her issue and make sure that there were no issues on the Town’s side. -Resource Office Greg Tillery was present to inform the Council and Mayor that he is currently working at the High School on behalf of the School Board for the 2026 – 2027 school year. He is requesting to be commissioned as he was last year. Mr. Tillery’s salary is being paid by the St. Helena Parish School Board through a grant. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis, to add to the agenda the commission approval of Mr. Tillery to the agenda. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto and seconded by Mr. Aron Burton to approve the commission for Mr. Tillery. Mayor’s Report: Mayor Carruth informed the Council that the latest update regarding the 2025 RLS grant funding applications have been approved and accepted. We are currently waiting on funds to be disbursed according to the information that is currently available on the grant portal. Mayor Carruth informed the Council that he spoke with Mr. John Domingue of PEEC and that they are currently looking in to grant funding opportunities for the sewer collection systems. Mayor Carruth informed the Council that he received notification of the public notice from DEQ regarding the issuance of our permit for the Wastewater Treatment Plant. We also received a copy of the Pond Closure Plan from Pontchartrain Engineers regarding the construction of the Wastewater Plant and closure of the current ponds. Mayor Carruth informed the Council that Ms. Ariel Pope and Ms. Kaycee Bridges will be attending the “Asset Management for La Wastewater Systems” class in Hammond on August 18th and that they will receive 6 credit hours from the LDH for their attendance. Mayor Carruth also informed the Council that it is now mandatory due to LLA regulations to complete a minimum of one (1) hour of training annually in addition to the Sexual Harassment and Ethics classes that are due at the end of the fiscal year. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis to adopt the minutes from the meeting held on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. This motion passed 5-0. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis the bills for the current month were approved. This motion passed 5-0. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain the financial reports were accepted as presented. This motion passed 5-0. Gas Department: Water and Sewer Department: Mrs. Ariel Pope informed the Council that the electrical panel at the lift station needs to be repaired; as well as the lift station at the park. Mrs. Pope stated that these repairs will run between $1200-$1400. Mrs. Pope also sent all information to PEEC for possible sewer grant funding. Mrs. Pope presented a quote of $6200 to repair the damage to the road on Taylor Street that occurred due to a water leak and culvert damage. Mayor Carruth asked to have two additional quotes for this repair presented at the next meeting. Police Department/Volunteer Fire Department/Compliance Department: Chief Cedric Burise informed the Council that everything was going well with the Police Department and the Volunteer Fire Department. Chief Burise also informed the Council that Adult Services will be visiting Ms. Heather Rhodus on Wednesday, August 12th. Mayor Carruth informed the Council that he had reached out to Adult Protection Services, who had reached out to Ms. Rhodus regarding her situation. Chief Burise and Mr. Templeton will be visiting Ms. Rhodus with Adult Protection Services. New Business: -Discussion of possible increase of gas line installation tap fee. We currently charge customers a $250.00 tap fee and a $250.00 deposit. Suggested possibly going up on the amount of the tap fee that is charged. Will obtain more tap amounts from other districts before a definitive increase. Old Business: Upon a motion by Mr. David Allen Sain and seconded by Mr. Luke Petitto, the meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 8, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Nick Carruth Nicholas “Nick” Carruth, Mayor Kaycee Bridges Town Clerk Cost of notice: $62.50

Town of Greensburg Meeting Minutes July 14, 2026 The Town of Greensburg met in regular session on Tuesday, July 14, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Mayor Nicholas Carruth presided over Mr. Aron Burton, Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis, Mrs. Jo Ellen Carruth, Mr. Luke Petitto, and Mr. David Allen Sain. Mr. Aron Burton opened the meeting with an invocation, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Mayor Carruth opened the floor for any public comments: -Ms. April Newsome from the Audubon Regional Library – St. Helena Branch, was present to inquire of the Council to waive the park deposit and rental fee on July 23rd. The library would like use of the pavilion and park to host a library program that day. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto, and seconded by Mrs. Jo Ellen Carruth to approve the addition of the fee waiver request to the agenda. This motion passed 5-0. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto, and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain to approve the fee waiver for use of the pavilion and park by the library on Thursday, July 23rd. This motion passed 5-0. -Mr. Tommy Lindsey was present to present to the Council his plans about building and opening a daquiri shop located on South Main Street next to the Centurylink/Brightspeed building. Mr. Lindsey explained that the shop would be a “Drive-Through” only location, and that there would be no consumption on the premises. Mr. Lindsey also inquired what all documentation would be needed for him to open the shop, once construction was finished. Ms. Bridges, the Town Clerk, went over all required documentation and told him to stop by the office the following day and copies of the documents would be provided. Mayor’s Report: -Mayor Carruth stated that the annual audit had been completed, and that there were no significant findings. -Mayor Carruth stated that the work on the sewer pond levee had been completed. The work on the gas regulator station located on highway 43 south had completed. -Mayor Carruth stated that we had received email confirmation from DEQ that Compliance Order WE-C-24-00158 had been completed and closed on June 22, 2026. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. Luke Petitto to adopt the minutes from the meeting held on Tuesday, June 9, 2026. This motion passed 5-0. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis the bills for the current month were approved. This motion passed 5-0. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain the financial reports were accepted as presented. This motion passed 5-0. Gas Department: -Mr. Douglas King was present to inform the Council that the regulator station maintenance and repairs had been completed and that it is now in compliance. Painting will be completed, weather permitting. Mr. King is also still working with the LGA to try and acquire grant funds to fund the gas expansion project. Water and Sewer Department: -Mrs. Ariel Pope was not present at the meeting. Ms. Bridges informed the Council that per Mrs. Pope, there are currently three customers that are having sewer issues; these issues may be due to possible slipped connects. Locates will be performed over the next few days to perform digs to investigate and try and resolve the issues. Police Department/Volunteer Fire Department/Compliance Department: Chief Burise was present to inform the Council that the Volunteer Fire Chief’s Association will be holding a September 11th Remembrance Ceremony Celebration this year. Chief Burise is requesting that the VFCA be able to use the Forest Festival Park for the ceremony, and that the deposit and rental fee be waived. Upon a motion made by Mrs. Jo Ellen Carruth and seconded by Mr. Luke Petitto, to approve the addition of the fee waiver to use the park on Friday, September 11, 2026, was added to the agenda. Upon a motion made by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain to approve the fee waiver for the use of pavilion and park by the VFCA for the Remembrance Ceremony Celebration in September. Chief Burise reported that the Police Department is currently experience some mechanical issues with some of the units; however, repairs are being done as cost effective as possible. New Business: Old Business: Upon a motion by Mr. David Allen Sain and seconded by Mr. Luke Petitto, the meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, August 11, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Nick Carruth Nicholas “Nick” Carruth, Mayor Kaycee Bridges Town Clerk Cost of notice: $72.50