Whereabouts Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Jennifer Gayle Sharp Hebert please contact Troy E. Hankins, Attorney at Law, at 100 West Robert Street, Hammond, Louisiana 70401; (985) 345-1010. Cost of notice:$50.00

PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with La. R.S. 47:6007(D)(1)(e)(ii), Filming of the 2023 and 2024 series of Build Box, First Person Defender and Guns & Gear by Freefire Media LLC has been completed in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana. While the Company is not aware of any claims, all outstanding creditor claims related to these productions should be submitted in writing no later than July 31, 2026 to: Freefire Media LLC 24362 Hwy 190 E Robert, LA 70455 Cost of notice:$50.00

Florida Parishes Human Services Authority Minutes of the FPHSA Governing Board Meeting FPHSA Headquarters 835 Pride Drive, Suite B, Hammond, LA 70401 May 22, 2026 Timothy Lentz, Board Vice Chair, called the meeting of the Florida Parishes Human Services Authority (FPHSA) Governing Board to order at 9:37 a.m. Rebecca Soley conducted a roll call. A quorum was established. Attendees Governing Board: David Duplantier, Byron Hurst, Timothy Lentz; Meagan Possoit; JoBeth Valentino; and Noble-Bates Young Absent: Deborah Kropog and Genesa Garofalo Metcalf, M.D FPHSA Staff/ Guest: Richard Kramer, FPHSA Executive Director; Rebecca Soley, FPHSA Board Secretary; and Rachelle Sibley, Chief Executive Officer Prayer was offered by Mr. Lentz. Agenda/Consent Agenda Mr. Lentz extended an offer for additional agenda items or revisions to the agenda. Ms. Young made a motion to amending the agenda to add “Board Member Updates” and “Agency Policy 520 Compensation for Extraordinary Qualifications/Credentials” under Section XI: Board Business; seconded by Mr. Duplantier. The motion passed unanimously. Excused Absences Ms. Young made a motion excusing the absences of Ms. Kropog and Dr. Metcalf; seconded by Mr. Duplantier. The motion passed unanimously. Approval of Minutes Ms. Young made a motion to adopt the March 27, 2026, minutes as written; the motion was seconded by Mr. Lentz. The motion passed unanimously. Public Input Dr. Metcalf welcomed all in attendance and extended an opportunity for public input. Executive Director Report The Executive Director presented the May 2026 report, highlighting organizational progress in strategic planning, operations, and community engagement. Key updates included identification of a potential new administrative facility to address space needs, workforce development efforts, and recent community events such as Employee Enrichment Day and the Developmental Disabilities Summit. Updates were also provided on upcoming accreditation activities, expansion of behavioral health services, potential partnerships with St. Tammany Parish, and continued planning related to Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) participation. Additional discussion included ongoing initiatives to enhance service delivery, expand regional collaboration through a Behavioral Health Task Force, and explore use of technology to improve efficiency. Ms. Young made a motion to accept the Executive Director’s report as presented; seconded by Mr. Lentz. The motion passed unanimously. Financial Report: Fiscal Year 2026 (July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026) Ms. Sibley presented the budget analysis, as of April 30, 2026, that reflected a projected deficit, along with anticipated collections from the agency’s self-generated budget. The FY26 Escrow Budget was also shared with the board. She indicated that the Fiscal Department would continue to monitor revenues and expenditures closely, as well as work with the Leadership Team to minimize or eliminate the deficit by fiscal year end. Ms. Young made a motion to accept the financial report as presented; seconded by Mr. Hurst. The motion passed unanimously. Board Business Board Resolution Renewal-Executive Director Signature Authority Mr. Kramer presented the resolution for the board to reconsider renewing granting him signature authority for Memorandums of Understandings (MOUs); Cooperative Endeavor Agreements (CEAs); and/or interagency and/or intergovernmental agreements and/or contracts. He reminded the board that the last resolution was signed in 2024 and some organizations are requesting a more recent resolution. Ms. Young made a motion continuing to approve and authorize Richard J. Kramer, Executive Director, and the FPHSA Administration to enter into the following types of agreements on behalf of FPHSA: Memorandums of Understandings (MOUs); Cooperative Endeavor Agreements (CEAs); and/or interagency and/or intergovernmental agreements and/or contracts as deemed necessary in order to provide and/or enhance service delivery on behalf of FPHSA. By virtue of this board resolution, it is not required to bring these matters before the Board for approval prior to the signing and/or commitment to these agreements. Mr. Lentz seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. Use of Escrow Funds Mr. Kramer presented a request for the use of escrow funds for the board’s consideration to serve as a contingency plan to cover if the agency was presented with a deficit at the end of the fiscal year close. Ms. Young made a motion approving the use of escrow funds as a contingency plan to prevent an overall deficit situation of appropriated funding needed to continue operations and service provisions through the end of the Fiscal Year 2025-2026; seconded by Mr. Lentz. The motion passed unanimously. Lease Approval Mr. Kramer reported that a potential new facility has been identified and presented it for Board consideration. He noted that, due to insufficient office space and the addition of new programs, it has become increasingly urgent to secure an additional location to supplement the existing Pride Drive facility. Ms. Bethel presented a cost comparison analysis of the current Pride Drive lease and two additional properties in Hammond, including the property proposed by Mr. Kramer. Comparative analysis of nearby properties, including St. Tammany Parish, indicated significantly higher costs. It was further noted that the proposed property is largely built out and would require minimal modifications, unlike other options that would necessitate substantial renovations. The proposed terms include a lease agreement at a rate not to exceed $17.50 per square foot, plus triple net expenses. Mr. Lentz made a motion to approve entering into a lease under these terms; seconded by Ms. Young. The motion passed unanimously. Board/Agency Policy Review Mr. Kramer presented Board Policy 015 “Executive Limits- Compensation and Benefits” for the board’s annual review. Ms. Young made a motion adopting the policy as written; seconded by Mr. Lentz. The motion passed unanimously. Agency Policy Approval Mr. Kramer presented the following agency policies for Board review and consideration of revisions: Policy 500 – Equal Employment Opportunity; Policy 540 – Time Administration; and Policy 520 – Compensation for Extraordinary Qualifications/Credentials. Ms. Young made a motion approving the policies as revised; seconded by Mr. Lentz. The motion passed unanimously. Board Member Terms The Board was informed of the resignation of Brandon Browning, representing Livingston Parish, and that a replacement has been identified and is expected to be appointed in the near future. Confirmation of the Next Meeting It was confirmed that the next meeting of the FPHSA Governing Board will be June 26. 2026, at FPHSA Headquarters at 9:30 a.m. Adjournment Ms. Young made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 10:33 a.m.; seconded by Mr. Duplantier. The motion passed unanimously. Respectfully Submitted, _________________________________________ ________________________ Rebecca Soley, Secretary Date _________________________________________ ________________________ Richard J. Kramer, Executive Director Date ________________________________________ ________________________ Genesa Garofalo Metcalf, M.D., Board Chair Date Cost of notice: $149.63

Town of Greensburg Meeting Minutes June 9, 2026 The Town of Greensburg met in regular session on Tuesday, June 9, 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. Upon a motion made by Mr. David Allen Sain and seconded by Mr. Luke Petitto for the Council to enter Executive Session at 7:02 p.m. Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto and seconded by Mr. Aron Burton for the Council to end Execution Session at 7:24 p.m. Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain to add to the agenda the acceptance of the proposed settlement offered by the Municipal Police Employees Retirement System. Upon a motion made by Mr. David Allen Sain and seconded by Mr. Luke Petitto to accept the proposed settlement offered by the Municipal Police Employees Retirement System. Mayor Carruth opened the floor for any public comments: -Mr. Jeff Meyers of PEEC was present to present to the Council updates regarding the projects for the construction of the community center and the improvements to the Forest Festival Park. Mr. Meyers informed the Council that all of the proposed funding amounts have been submitted to the state and that we are currently waiting on the CEA (Cooperative Endeavor Agreement) to be approved and signed so that the funds will be released to the Town. -Ms. April Newsome from the Audubon Regional Library – St. Helena Branch, was present to inform the Council about the new summer reading program that will be offered at the library. Ms. Newsome provided pamphlets to the Council showing all of the events that will be hosted at the library for the children of the community. Mayor’s Report: -Mayor Carruth reported to the Council that Mr. David Templeton had hired someone for the summer to assist him with keeping up with the grass cutting and litter pick-up. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis to adopt the minutes from the special meeting held on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. This motion passed 5-0. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain the bills for the current month were approved. This motion passed 5-0. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto 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 not present at the meeting. Mayor Carruth informed the Council that everything is scheduled for the rebuild of the regulator station on Highway 43 south, with the exception of waiting on some parts that are currently on back order. Once those parts are received, repair work and with painting the station will commence. Water and Sewer Department: -Mrs. Ariel Pope was present to inform the Council that discharge line that runs from the pond to the contact chamber is currently blocked. This line needs to be repaired, but it is not an emergent situation. -Ms. Pope also informed the Council that she had spoke with the Engineer regarding the LWI project’s water line that has to be installed for the new sewer plant. All installation, material, and labor costs will be covered by the grant funding. Police Department/Volunteer Fire Department/Compliance Department: -Chief Cedric Burise was present to inform the Council that he would like to switch from using AMS to the Louisiana Office of Debt Recovery to collect funds for past due citations that have never been paid. This is a free service offered to municipalities through the state. Upon a motion made by Mrs. Jo Ellen Carruth and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis to add to the agenda to switch collection agencies. This motion passed 5-0. Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petittio and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis to approve switching from AMS to the Louisiana Office of Debt Recovery to collect funds for past due, unpaid citations. This motion passed 5-0. -Chief Burise also informed the Council that as of the end of May, over $10,000 (ten thousand dollars) in citation revenue had been collected. -Chief Burise informed the Council that he is currently in the process of getting the Volunteer Fire Department cleaned and organized to prepare for a possible property insurance inspection. This will help improve our fire rating, which is currently at an 8. New Business: Old Business: Upon a motion by Mr. David Allen Sain and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis, the meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 14, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Nick Carruth Nicholas “Nick” Carruth, Mayor Kaycee Bridges Town Clerk Cost of notice: $90.00

TANGIPAHOA PARISH COUNCIL PUBLIC NOTICE Is Hereby Given That The Tangipahoa Parish Council Will Meet In Regular Session on Monday, July 13, 2026, following the Public Hearing at 5:30PM at the Tangipahoa Parish Gordon A Burgess Governmental Building, 206 East Mulberry Street, Amite, Louisiana, contact number (985)748-3211. PUBLIC HEARING ******************************** CONDEMNATION HEARING - 17031 Ennis Lane, Hammond, LA, Assessment #1929208, District 7 CONDEMNATION HEARING - 17039 East Hanson Ave, Hammond, LA, Assessment #1713507, District 7 T.P. Ordinance No. 26-18 - An Ordinance amending and enacting Chapter 1, General Provisions - Procedures for Non-Compliant Uses and Operations T.P. Ordinance No. 26-19 - An Ordinance extending the temporary moratorium established by T.P. Ordinance No. 25-43 on the acceptance, processing, and approval of any applications or requests made pursuant to Article IX of Chapter 26 of the Tangipahoa Parish Code of Ordinances relating to Halfway Houses, Addictive Disorder Treatment Facilities, Juvenile Detention Facilities, Live-In Mental Health Facilities, Sober-Living Homes, and Homeless Shelters through September 14, 2026; and otherwise providing with respect thereto ************** The meeting agenda will be posted outside the meeting location and posted online at www.tangipahoa.org on Thursday prior to the meeting date. Cost of notice:$27.50

PUBLIC NOTICE ST. MARY PARISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS Regular Meeting of St. Mary Parish School Board 06/04/2026 05:30 PM Evans Medine Meeting Room 474 Hwy 317, Centerville, LA 70522 MEETING MINUTES ————— Attendance ————— Voting Members Guienzy Brent, Board Member Dr. Tammie Wilson, Board Member - Vice President Lindsey Anslem, Board Member Debra Jones, Board Member Ginger Griffin, Board Member Chad Paradee, Board Member Alaina Black, Board Member - President Andrew Mancuso, Board Member Rhonda Dennis, Board Member Lawrence Guillory, Board Member Absent Board Member Marilyn LaSalle, Board Member ————— I. Meeting Called to Order (Mrs. Black) The meeting was called to order by President Black. 1. Roll Call (Dr. Sanders) The roll call was conducted by Dr. Sanders. II. Opening of Regular Meeting The St. Mary Parish School Board met in regular session on Thursday, June 4, 2026, at 5:30 p.m., in the Evans Medine Meeting Room at the Central Office Complex in Centerville, Louisiana for the following purposes and to take whatever actions necessary. The meeting may be viewed online at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnZ1z15loF_FZnVcBe09cRQ 1. Invocation (Mr. Holmes) Mr. Holmes gave the Invocation. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America (Mrs. Black) President Black led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. III. Appearances 1. Recognition of the 2025-2026 retirees. (Ms. Estay) Ms. Estay recognized and introduced the 2025–2026 St. Mary Parish School Board retirees in attendance as follows: Patricia Harrington – 25 years of service Felicia Henry – 37 years of service Terry Jo Candella – 32 years of service Wayne Mire – 5 years of service Myra Wiggins – 13 years of service Brenda Preston – 15 years of service Gale Thomas – 20 years of service Shirley Jones – 50 years of service Additional retirees not in attendance were also acknowledged, including Brad Wiese, Ricky Cook, Marla Calamia, Eric Logerman, Kim Philbrook, Kim Mire, Susan Aucoin, Norma Troquille, Christine Comeaux, Paul Gilder, Shawna Davis, Kathy Thomas, Donna Broussard, and Patricia Meehan. 2. Recognition of Manuel Building Foundation Winners. (Dr. Sanders) Dr. Sanders recognized the Manual Builders Foundation award re- cipients and ex- plained the annual program honors outstanding educators nominated by students, parents, and staff as follows: Kaylee Kidder - Hattie A. Watts Elementary School — 2nd Place Theri Jo Candella — Centerville School - 1st Place Donella Wagner - Raintree Elementary School - Grand Prize Dr. Sanders not-ed there were numerous additional nominees recognized for their contributions. IV. Approval of Amended Agenda (Mrs. Black) There was no amended agenda. V. Approval of Official School Board Minutes (Mrs. Black) 1. Regular Meeting: May 7, 2026 The board ap- proved the official school board minutes from the regular school board meeting held on May 7, 2026, as presented. Motion made by: Debra Jones Motion seconded by: Dr. Tammie Wilson Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved VI. Approval of Consent Agenda (Mrs. Black) President Black stated that board members can re- move any of the items on the consent agenda for further discussion in the regular proceedings. Dr. Sanders read aloud the items on the consent agenda. 1. *Award Bids: Child Nutrition Department Items: Juice, Milk, Produce, Dry and Canned Foods, Frozen Foods and Meat, Paper and Cleaning, Small Kitchen Equipment. (Ms. Chaisson) 2. *Proclamations: A. *Juneteenth (Ms. Mitchell) B. *America 250 - Independence Day (Ms. Mitchell) A motion was made and duly seconded to approve all consent items as presented by Dr. Sanders. Motion made by: Ginger Griffin Motion seconded by: Rhonda Dennis Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved VII. Personnel 1. Review and approve revised job descriptions (Ms. Estay) A. Assistant Coach B. Athletic Director C. Bus Coordinator D. Head Coach E. Instructional Music F. Maintenance Technician 3 G. Maintenance Technician 4 H. Maintenance Technician 7 Electrical I. Maintenance Technician 7 HVAC A motion was made and duly seconded to approve all job descriptions in globo as presented by Ms. Estay. Motion made by: Andrew Mancuso Motion seconded by: Lindsey Anslem Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved VIII. Business Affairs 1. Receive Group Health Insurance Premium to Claims Summary Report (Mr. James Perez) Before beginning the group health insurance update, Mr. Perez asked Mrs. Voisin to re- port on the recent Blue Cross settlement. Mrs. Voisin explained the district received a $485,933.09 settlement payment, which has been deposited into the general fund pending guidance from legal counsel and auditors regarding the permissible uses of these funds for the 26-27 budget. Mr. Perez then provided the insurance update, noting a positive year-to-date outlook, including approximately $1.2 million in claims recovery, resulting in an adjusted loss ratio of 74.78 percent. However, claims are slightly higher than last year and are expected to increase during the summer months. 2. Approve Louisiana Compliance Questionnaires of audit engagement entities and adopt the Resolution for audit purposes. (Mrs. Voisin) A motion was made and duly seconded to approve the Louisiana Compliance Questionnaires of audit engagement entities and adopt the Resolution for audit purposes, as presented by Mrs. Voisin. Motion made by: Guienzy Brent Motion seconded by: Debra Jones Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved Yes: Guienzy Brent Yes: Dr. Tammie Wilson Yes: Lindsey Anslem Yes: Debra Jones Yes: Ginger Griffin Yes: Chad Paradee Yes: Alaina Black Yes: Andrew Mancuso Yes: Rhonda Dennis Yes: Lawrence Guillory The motion passed with ten (10) votes in favor and one (1) absent. 3. Discuss and/or take action concerning contract with Superintendent-Elect. (Mrs. Black) A motion was made and duly seconded to approve the contract for Superintendent Elect Dr. Sanders. The superintendent’s contract included a base salary of $158,000, a $1,000 monthly car and phone allowance, and a term ending December 31, 2028. A clause was added to the contract that stated, “In the event the Superintendent goes on sick or any other leave, for a period of thirty (30) days or more, the Superintendent shall not be entitled to the $1,000 per month payment until such time as the Superintendent returns to work.” It was noted that the superintendent declined paid health insurance, leave payouts, and a 2 percent annual raise, instead opting for a higher base salary and a 1 percent annual increase based on satisfactory evaluation. She also declined enhanced (2.0 in- dex) state and federal raises and will receive the same increases as district employees. It was reported that the overall compensation package is comparable to similar districts and aligns with prior compensation when previous benefits are considered. Motion made by: Lawrence Guillory Motion seconded by: Debra Jones Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved IX. Staff Re- ports 1. Chief Financial Officer’s Re- port (Mrs. Voisin) A. Sales Tax Update Mrs. Voisin re- ported that, ten months into the fiscal year, sales tax collections are approximately 4 percent above budget, with April collections totaling approximately $2.409 million, exceeding the budget by about $71,000. B. Financial Statements (Major Funds Only) Financial statements actuals through May 2026 were included in the Board packet. C. Other Significant Items 2. Consider scheduling the 2026-2027 General Funds, Maintenance District Funds, and School Food Service Funds Budget Workshop and the District Board Member Workshop. (Dr. Sanders) The 2026–2027 General Fund, Maintenance District Funds, and School Food Service Funds Budget Workshop, together with the District Board Member Workshop, were scheduled for Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., to be held in the Evans Medine Meeting Room, 474 Highway 317, Centerville, Louisiana. X. Superintendent’s Report (Dr. Sanders) Dr. Sanders re- ported that district educators attended the Louisiana Department of Education Teacher Leader Summit and returned with ideas for the up- coming school year. She noted that Patterson Junior High Principal Lauren Rentrop was nam-ed a finalist for State Principal of the Year. Dr. Sanders further reported that summer professional development is underway, including a recent Career and Technical Education (CTE) retreat and leadership training sessions for administrators, and announced that the district will observe Juneteenth on June 19, 2026. XI. Resolution of Respect (Ms. Estay) Ms. Estay read aloud the Resolutions of Respect for the late Kevin Theriot (retired school secretary), Lynette Hernandez (retired business teacher), and Laura Williams (retired custodian). XII. Executive Session (Mrs. Black) 1. Consider en- tering into executive session, pursuant to La. R.S. 42:17(A)(2), to discuss the status and strategy in the matter entitled: Adam Rhodes v. St. Mary Parish School Board, Suit No. 138911, Div “E”, 16th Judicial District Court, Parish St. Mary. The Board en- tered into the executive session. Motion made by: Ginger Griffin Motion seconded by: Dr. Tammie Wilson Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved The Board re- turned to regular session. Motion made by: Andrew Mancuso Motion seconded by: Debra Jones Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved 2. Consideration and/or action in the matter entitled: Adam Rhodes v. St. Mary Parish School Board, Suit No. 138911, Div “E”, 16th Judicial District Court, Parish St. Mary. A second agenda item for the executive session was noted, but no action was re- quired. XIII. Closing - Adjournment (Mrs. Black) There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:55 p.m. Motion made by: Dr. Tammie Wilson Motion seconded by: Guienzy Brent Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM OF Lynette Hernandez WHEREAS, Al- mighty God, in His infinite wisdom, has taken from our midst Lynette Hernandez, and WHEREAS, her untimely death has deprived the St. Mary Parish School System of a retired business teacher and a fine citizen; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED that the St. Mary Parish School Board and the people attending this Board meeting, rise and bow our heads in silent prayer out of respect for the late Lynette Hernandez, and extend to her bereaved family our sincere condolences in this, their hour of sorrow; and in these inadequate words, endeavor to express the high regard in which we held her in life and honor her memory in death. BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-ED that a copy of this resolution be inscribed on a separate page of the official proceedings of this meeting; that a copy of this resolution be sent to the be- reaved family of Lynette Hernandez, and that this meeting adjourns out of respect for her. This Resolution was therefore declared approved and adopted this 4th of June, 2026. (S) Alaina L. Black ALAINA L. BLACK, PRESIDENT ATTEST: (S) Rachael C. Sanders, Ed. D., SECRETARY RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM OF Kevin Theriot WHEREAS, Al- mighty God, in His infinite wisdom, has taken from our midst Kevin Theriot, and WHEREAS, his untimely death has deprived the St. Mary Parish School System of a retired school secretary and a fine citizen; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED that the St. Mary Parish School Board and the people attending this Board meeting, rise and bow our heads in silent prayer out of respect for the late Kevin Theriot, and extend to his bereaved family our sincere condolences in this, their hour of sorrow; and in these inadequate words, en- deavor to express the high regard in which we held him in life and honor his memory in death. BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-ED that a copy of this resolution be inscribed on a separate page of the official proceedings of this meeting; that a copy of this resolution be sent to the be- reaved family of Kevin Theriot, and that this meeting adjourns out of respect for him. This Resolution was therefore declared approved and adopted this 4th of June, 2026. (S) Alaina L. Black ALAINA L. BLACK, PRESIDENT ATTEST: (S) Rachael C. Sanders Ed.D. RACHAEL C. SANDERS, Ed. D., SECRETARY RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM OF Laura Williams WHEREAS, Al- mighty God, in His infinite wisdom, has taken from our midst Laura Williams, and WHEREAS, her untimely death has deprived the St. Mary Parish School System of a retired custodian and a fine citizen; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED that the St. Mary Parish School Board and the people attending this Board meeting, rise and bow our heads in silent prayer out of respect for the late Laura Williams, and extend to her bereaved family our sincere condolences in this, their hour of sorrow; and in these inadequate words, en- deavor to express the high regard in which we held her in life and honor her memory in death. BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-ED that a copy of this resolution be inscribed on a separate page of the official proceedings of this meeting; that a copy of this resolution be sent to the be- reaved family of Laura Williams, and that this meeting adjourns out of respect for her. This Resolution was therefore de- clared approved and adopted this 4th of June, 2026. (S) Alaina L. Black ALAINA L. BLACK, PRESIDENT ATTEST: (S) Rachael C. Sanders, Ed. D., SECRETARY Adv. July 10, 2026

PUBLIC NOTICE ST. MARY PARISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS Regular Meeting of St. Mary Parish School Board 06/04/2026 05:30 PM Evans Medine Meeting Room 474 Hwy 317, Centerville, LA 70522 MEETING MINUTES ————— Attendance ————— Voting Members Guienzy Brent, Board Member Dr. Tammie Wilson, Board Member - Vice President Lindsey Anslem, Board Member Debra Jones, Board Member Ginger Griffin, Board Member Chad Paradee, Board Member Alaina Black, Board Member - President Andrew Mancuso, Board Member Rhonda Dennis, Board Member Lawrence Guillory, Board Member Absent Board Member Marilyn LaSalle, Board Member ————— I. Meeting Called to Order (Mrs. Black) The meeting was called to order by President Black. 1. Roll Call (Dr. Sanders) The roll call was conducted by Dr. Sanders. II. Opening of Regular Meeting The St. Mary Parish School Board met in regular session on Thursday, June 4, 2026, at 5:30 p.m., in the Evans Medine Meeting Room at the Central Office Complex in Centerville, Louisiana for the following purposes and to take whatever actions necessary. The meeting may be viewed online at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnZ1z15loF_FZnVcBe09cRQ 1. Invocation (Mr. Holmes) Mr. Holmes gave the Invocation. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America (Mrs. Black) President Black led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. III. Appearances 1. Recognition of the 2025-2026 retirees. (Ms. Estay) Ms. Estay recognized and introduced the 2025–2026 St. Mary Parish School Board retirees in attendance as follows: Patricia Harrington – 25 years of service Felicia Henry – 37 years of service Terry Jo Candella – 32 years of service Wayne Mire – 5 years of service Myra Wiggins – 13 years of service Brenda Preston – 15 years of service Gale Thomas – 20 years of service Shirley Jones – 50 years of service Additional retirees not in attendance were also acknowledged, including Brad Wiese, Ricky Cook, Marla Calamia, Eric Logerman, Kim Philbrook, Kim Mire, Susan Aucoin, Norma Troquille, Christine Comeaux, Paul Gilder, Shawna Davis, Kathy Thomas, Donna Broussard, and Patricia Meehan. 2. Recognition of Manuel Building Foundation Winners. (Dr. Sanders) Dr. Sanders recognized the Manual Builders Foundation award re- cipients and ex- plained the annual program honors outstanding educators nominated by students, parents, and staff as follows: Kaylee Kidder - Hattie A. Watts Elementary School — 2nd Place Theri Jo Candella — Centerville School - 1st Place Donella Wagner - Raintree Elementary School - Grand Prize Dr. Sanders not-ed there were numerous additional nominees recognized for their contributions. IV. Approval of Amended Agenda (Mrs. Black) There was no amended agenda. V. Approval of Official School Board Minutes (Mrs. Black) 1. Regular Meeting: May 7, 2026 The board ap- proved the official school board minutes from the regular school board meeting held on May 7, 2026, as presented. Motion made by: Debra Jones Motion seconded by: Dr. Tammie Wilson Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved VI. Approval of Consent Agenda (Mrs. Black) President Black stated that board members can re- move any of the items on the consent agenda for further discussion in the regular proceedings. Dr. Sanders read aloud the items on the consent agenda. 1. *Award Bids: Child Nutrition Department Items: Juice, Milk, Produce, Dry and Canned Foods, Frozen Foods and Meat, Paper and Cleaning, Small Kitchen Equipment. (Ms. Chaisson) 2. *Proclamations: A. *Juneteenth (Ms. Mitchell) B. *America 250 - Independence Day (Ms. Mitchell) A motion was made and duly seconded to approve all consent items as presented by Dr. Sanders. Motion made by: Ginger Griffin Motion seconded by: Rhonda Dennis Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved VII. Personnel 1. Review and approve revised job descriptions (Ms. Estay) A. Assistant Coach B. Athletic Director C. Bus Coordinator D. Head Coach E. Instructional Music F. Maintenance Technician 3 G. Maintenance Technician 4 H. Maintenance Technician 7 Electrical I. Maintenance Technician 7 HVAC A motion was made and duly seconded to approve all job descriptions in globo as presented by Ms. Estay. Motion made by: Andrew Mancuso Motion seconded by: Lindsey Anslem Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved VIII. Business Affairs 1. Receive Group Health Insurance Premium to Claims Summary Report (Mr. James Perez) Before beginning the group health insurance update, Mr. Perez asked Mrs. Voisin to re- port on the recent Blue Cross settlement. Mrs. Voisin explained the district received a $485,933.09 settlement payment, which has been deposited into the general fund pending guidance from legal counsel and auditors regarding the permissible uses of these funds for the 26-27 budget. Mr. Perez then provided the insurance update, noting a positive year-to-date outlook, including approximately $1.2 million in claims recovery, resulting in an adjusted loss ratio of 74.78 percent. However, claims are slightly higher than last year and are expected to increase during the summer months. 2. Approve Louisiana Compliance Questionnaires of audit engagement entities and adopt the Resolution for audit purposes. (Mrs. Voisin) A motion was made and duly seconded to approve the Louisiana Compliance Questionnaires of audit engagement entities and adopt the Resolution for audit purposes, as presented by Mrs. Voisin. Motion made by: Guienzy Brent Motion seconded by: Debra Jones Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved Yes: Guienzy Brent Yes: Dr. Tammie Wilson Yes: Lindsey Anslem Yes: Debra Jones Yes: Ginger Griffin Yes: Chad Paradee Yes: Alaina Black Yes: Andrew Mancuso Yes: Rhonda Dennis Yes: Lawrence Guillory The motion passed with ten (10) votes in favor and one (1) absent. 3. Discuss and/or take action concerning contract with Superintendent-Elect. (Mrs. Black) A motion was made and duly seconded to approve the contract for Superintendent Elect Dr. Sanders. The superintendent’s contract included a base salary of $158,000, a $1,000 monthly car and phone allowance, and a term ending December 31, 2028. A clause was added to the contract that stated, “In the event the Superintendent goes on sick or any other leave, for a period of thirty (30) days or more, the Superintendent shall not be entitled to the $1,000 per month payment until such time as the Superintendent returns to work.” It was noted that the superintendent declined paid health insurance, leave payouts, and a 2 percent annual raise, instead opting for a higher base salary and a 1 percent annual increase based on satisfactory evaluation. She also declined enhanced (2.0 in- dex) state and federal raises and will receive the same increases as district employees. It was reported that the overall compensation package is comparable to similar districts and aligns with prior compensation when previous benefits are considered. Motion made by: Lawrence Guillory Motion seconded by: Debra Jones Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved IX. Staff Re- ports 1. Chief Financial Officer’s Re- port (Mrs. Voisin) A. Sales Tax Update Mrs. Voisin re- ported that, ten months into the fiscal year, sales tax collections are approximately 4 percent above budget, with April collections totaling approximately $2.409 million, exceeding the budget by about $71,000. B. Financial Statements (Major Funds Only) Financial statements actuals through May 2026 were included in the Board packet. C. Other Significant Items 2. Consider scheduling the 2026-2027 General Funds, Maintenance District Funds, and School Food Service Funds Budget Workshop and the District Board Member Workshop. (Dr. Sanders) The 2026–2027 General Fund, Maintenance District Funds, and School Food Service Funds Budget Workshop, together with the District Board Member Workshop, were scheduled for Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., to be held in the Evans Medine Meeting Room, 474 Highway 317, Centerville, Louisiana. X. Superintendent’s Report (Dr. Sanders) Dr. Sanders re- ported that district educators attended the Louisiana Department of Education Teacher Leader Summit and returned with ideas for the up- coming school year. She noted that Patterson Junior High Principal Lauren Rentrop was nam-ed a finalist for State Principal of the Year. Dr. Sanders further reported that summer professional development is underway, including a recent Career and Technical Education (CTE) retreat and leadership training sessions for administrators, and announced that the district will observe Juneteenth on June 19, 2026. XI. Resolution of Respect (Ms. Estay) Ms. Estay read aloud the Resolutions of Respect for the late Kevin Theriot (retired school secretary), Lynette Hernandez (retired business teacher), and Laura Williams (retired custodian). XII. Executive Session (Mrs. Black) 1. Consider en- tering into executive session, pursuant to La. R.S. 42:17(A)(2), to discuss the status and strategy in the matter entitled: Adam Rhodes v. St. Mary Parish School Board, Suit No. 138911, Div “E”, 16th Judicial District Court, Parish St. Mary. The Board en- tered into the executive session. Motion made by: Ginger Griffin Motion seconded by: Dr. Tammie Wilson Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved The Board re- turned to regular session. Motion made by: Andrew Mancuso Motion seconded by: Debra Jones Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved 2. Consideration and/or action in the matter entitled: Adam Rhodes v. St. Mary Parish School Board, Suit No. 138911, Div “E”, 16th Judicial District Court, Parish St. Mary. A second agenda item for the executive session was noted, but no action was re- quired. XIII. Closing - Adjournment (Mrs. Black) There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:55 p.m. Motion made by: Dr. Tammie Wilson Motion seconded by: Guienzy Brent Voting results: Unanimously Ap- proved RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM OF Lynette Hernandez WHEREAS, Al- mighty God, in His infinite wisdom, has taken from our midst Lynette Hernandez, and WHEREAS, her untimely death has deprived the St. Mary Parish School System of a retired business teacher and a fine citizen; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED that the St. Mary Parish School Board and the people attending this Board meeting, rise and bow our heads in silent prayer out of respect for the late Lynette Hernandez, and extend to her bereaved family our sincere condolences in this, their hour of sorrow; and in these inadequate words, endeavor to express the high regard in which we held her in life and honor her memory in death. BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-ED that a copy of this resolution be inscribed on a separate page of the official proceedings of this meeting; that a copy of this resolution be sent to the be- reaved family of Lynette Hernandez, and that this meeting adjourns out of respect for her. This Resolution was therefore declared approved and adopted this 4th of June, 2026. (S) Alaina L. Black ALAINA L. BLACK, PRESIDENT ATTEST: (S) Rachael C. Sanders, Ed. D., SECRETARY RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM OF Kevin Theriot WHEREAS, Al- mighty God, in His infinite wisdom, has taken from our midst Kevin Theriot, and WHEREAS, his untimely death has deprived the St. Mary Parish School System of a retired school secretary and a fine citizen; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED that the St. Mary Parish School Board and the people attending this Board meeting, rise and bow our heads in silent prayer out of respect for the late Kevin Theriot, and extend to his bereaved family our sincere condolences in this, their hour of sorrow; and in these inadequate words, en- deavor to express the high regard in which we held him in life and honor his memory in death. BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-ED that a copy of this resolution be inscribed on a separate page of the official proceedings of this meeting; that a copy of this resolution be sent to the be- reaved family of Kevin Theriot, and that this meeting adjourns out of respect for him. This Resolution was therefore declared approved and adopted this 4th of June, 2026. (S) Alaina L. Black ALAINA L. BLACK, PRESIDENT ATTEST: (S) Rachael C. Sanders Ed.D. RACHAEL C. SANDERS, Ed. D., SECRETARY RESOLUTION IN MEMORIAM OF Laura Williams WHEREAS, Al- mighty God, in His infinite wisdom, has taken from our midst Laura Williams, and WHEREAS, her untimely death has deprived the St. Mary Parish School System of a retired custodian and a fine citizen; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED that the St. Mary Parish School Board and the people attending this Board meeting, rise and bow our heads in silent prayer out of respect for the late Laura Williams, and extend to her bereaved family our sincere condolences in this, their hour of sorrow; and in these inadequate words, en- deavor to express the high regard in which we held her in life and honor her memory in death. BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-ED that a copy of this resolution be inscribed on a separate page of the official proceedings of this meeting; that a copy of this resolution be sent to the be- reaved family of Laura Williams, and that this meeting adjourns out of respect for her. This Resolution was therefore de- clared approved and adopted this 4th of June, 2026. (S) Alaina L. Black ALAINA L. BLACK, PRESIDENT ATTEST: (S) Rachael C. Sanders, Ed. D., SECRETARY Adv. July 10, 2026

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE The St. Bernard Parish Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. in the St. Bernard Parish Council Chambers, located at 8201 W. Judge Perez Drive, Chalmette, Louisiana 70043 for the following docket items only. S-2026-013 Requesting a re-subdivision of Lot 14-A-1 into Lots 14-A-1-A & 14-A-1-B, Square “T”, St. Claude Heights Subdivision, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, as shown on survey by Richard T. Dading, A Louisiana licensed surveyor. Site Location: 1825 Alexander Avenue, Arabi LA 70032. Petitioner: Luis Zaldivar. S-2026-014 Requesting a re-subdivision of Lot 7-A into lots 7-A-1 & 7-A-2, Square 20-21, Green Acres Subdivision, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, as shown on survey by Richard T. Dading, A Louisiana licensed surveyor. Site Location: 509-511 Community Street, Arabi LA 70032. Petitioner: Russell Tardo S-2026-015 Requesting a re-subdivision of Lot A-1-A and Lot 2 into lot A-1-A-1, Square 98, Versailles Subdivision, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, as shown on survey by Richard T. Dading, A Louisiana licensed surveyor. Site Location: 2601 Paris Road & 111 W. Judge Perez Drive, Chalmette LA 70043. Petitioner: Charles A. McKay, Jr. S-2026-016 Requesting a re-subdivision of Lots 51, 52 & 53, Square “B” into lot 52A, Square “B”, Village Square Subdivision, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, as shown on survey by Richard T. Dading, A Louisiana licensed surveyor. Site Location:8939 W. Judge Perez Drive, Chalmette LA 70043. Petitioner: Charles A. McKay, Jr. Z-2026-007 Petition of Charles A. McKay, Jr. for a Zoning Change from C-1 (Neighborhood Commercial) Zoning to C-2 (General Commercial) Zoning to propose a service station. Site Location: 2601 Paris Road, Chalmette LA 70043 TC-2026-007 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 22, ZONING; SECTION 2-6, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS; SUBSECTION 22-6-4, PERMITTED USES IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS OF THE ST. BERNARD PARISH CODE OF ORDINANCES TC-2026-008 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 22, ZONING; SECTION 22-2, INTERPRETATION; SUBSECTION 22-2-4, DEFINITIONS OF THE ST. BERNARD PARISH CODE OF ORDINANCES July 10, 17, 24, 2026

PUBLIC NOTICE The St. Bernard Parish Board of Zoning Adjustments will hold a public hearing meeting Thursday, July 16, 2026 at 5:30 p.m., in the Parish Council chambers at the Government Complex, 8201 W. Judge Perez Drive, Chalmette, Louisiana 70043, regarding the following requests for zoning variances: V-2026-008 Petition of Douglas Ferreira for a variance of Section 22-4-2.14 (b) to permit construction of an accessory building that exceeds height requirements. Site Location: 94 W Claiborne Square, Chalmette LA 70043 V-2026-009 Petition of Shaun Hauswald for a variance of Section 22-4-2.15 (a-d); Residential fences in Arabi, Chalmette, Meraux, Violet and in all R-1 Districts regardless of location. Section 22-4-3.3; Exceptions to yard requirements. Section 22-5-3; bulk and area requirements to permit new construction of a Two-Family Residence. Site Location: 2136 E Beauregard Street, Chalmette LA 70043 V-2026-010 Petition of Cody Facio for a variance of Section 22-5-5 to build a structure nonadjacent to his residences. Site Location: 1705 Green Ave, St Bernard LA 70085 V-2026-011 Petition of Mikes Construction for a variance of Section 22-4-3.2-3 exceptions to area regulations to permit new construction of a Two-Family Residence. Site Location: 3221 Pakenham Drive, Chalmette LA 70043 July 10, 2026

PUBLIC NOTICE PARISH OF ST. BERNARD Parcel# 409600N00004 Notice is hereby given that the Parish of St. Bernard has received a request to sell their respective tax interest in the following listed properties. These properties have previously been adjudicated to the Parish of St. Bernard for unpaid taxes. The property described herein below will be purchased through the Parish “Lot Next Door” program and is therefore exempt from the public hearing requirement. For additional information, please contact Parish Adjudicated Property Program at E & P Consulting, LLC: 318-807-0924 or ParishPropertyInfo@louisianalandsolutions.com. Parcel # 409600N00004 / No Municipal Address Brief Legal: LOT 4, 5 SQ. N, ST. BERNARD GROVE ADDN. 100X150=15,000 July 7, 2026

PUBLIC NOTICE RE: Public Notice for St. Bernard Parish Fire Department Fire Station To: All interested Federal, State, and Local Agencies, Groups, and Individuals This is to give notice that the St. Bernard Parish Government (SBPG) under 24 CFR Part 58 has determined that this proposed action under HUD’s Congressional Direct Spending is located in the 500-year floodplain/Federal Flood Risk Management Standard (FFRMS) coastal floodplain and SBPG will be evaluating practicable alternatives to locating this action in the floodplain and the potential impacts on the floodplain from the proposed action, as required by Executive Orders 11988 and 11990, as amended by Executive Order 13690 in accordance with HUD regulations at 24 CFR 55.20 Subpart C Procedures for Making Determinations on Floodplain Management. The 500-year flood plain (0.2 percent annual chance) was used to define the FFRMS floodplain. The project scope includes the construction of a three-story addition to the existing approximately 3,900 square feet fire station on an approximately 1.25-acre site at 3901 Bayou Rd, St. Bernard, LA 70085. Approximate coordinates are 29.860280, -89.775409. The proposed project will include the construction of an approximately 15,643 square feet new fire station building with associated access drive, parking, utilities, and accessories. The existing Fire Station and parking area south of the proposed project area will not be demolished, and the proposed project will supplement existing facilities. The proposed project area is bounded by LA 46 to the north, Fire Station Road to the west, a concrete levee wall to the east, and a gravel drive/parking area to the south. The proposed project would impact approximately 1 acre of FFRMS floodplain considering temporary work space and would permanently impact approximately 0.75 acres of FFRMS floodplain. Based on a review of National Wetlands Inventory (NWI) data, the project would impact zero acres of wetlands. There are three primary purposes for this notice. First, people who may be affected by activities in floodplains and those who have an interest in the protection of the natural environment should be given the opportunity to express their concerns and provide information about these areas. Second, an adequate public notice program can be an important public educational tool. The dissemination of information about floodplains can facilitate and enhance Federal efforts to reduce the risks associated with the temporary impacts to the special areas. Third, as a matter of fairness, when the Federal government determines it will participate in actions taking place in floodplains, it must inform those who may be put at a greater or continued risk. Written comments must be received by Tim Soileau at ELOS Environmental on behalf of SBPG at the following address on or before July 26, 2026 during the hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Tim Soileau Project Manager/Environmental Scientist ELOS Environmental, LLC 607 W Morris Ave Hammond, LA 70403 tsoileau@elosenv.com (985) 662-5501 July 7, 2026

public Notice Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Article IV, Section 21(D)(1) of the Louisiana Constitution, that on June 1, 2026, Entergy Louisiana, LLC (“ELL”), a public utility providing retail electric and gas service throughout the State of Louisiana, filed with the Louisiana Public Service Commission (“LPSC”) public and confidential versions of its Formula Rate Plan (“FRP”) Rider Schedule FRP Evaluation Report and Workpapers for Test Year 2025. The filing reflects an earned return on common equity (“EROE”) for the 2025 Evaluation Period/Test Year of 9.63%, which is within the approved FRP dead band and results in no change in FRP base revenue. Changes in FRP Revenue include a reduction in credits flowing through the Tax Adjustment Mechanism, additions to transmission and distribution plant in service reflected through the Transmission Recovery Mechanism and Distribution Recovery Mechanism, respectively, and a decrease in credits flowing through the MISO Cost Recovery Mechanism. These changes result in a net increase in FRP Revenue of $226 million. The resulting FRP factors to be applied to the respective ELL rate classes effective for customer bills rendered on and after the first billing cycle of September 2026 are as follows: Ln No. Rate Class Total ELL FRP Rate Adj. 1 RESIDENTIAL 100.7855% 2 SMALL GENERAL SERVICE 93.2446% 3 GENERAL SERVICE 96.3035% 4 MUNICIPAL PUMPING SERVICE 102.9310% 5 LARGE POWER SERVICE 82.9259% 6 HIGH LOAD FACTOR SERVICE 82.7593% 7 LARGE LOAD HIGH LF POWER SERVICE 80.9583% 8 LARGE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE 86.5556% 9 LIGHTING SERVICE 94.5556% It is estimated that the proposed adjustment in rates will have the following effects upon applicable Legacy ELL customers’ typical monthly bills: for a Residential customer using 1,000 kWh the bill would change by approximately $6.35; for a Small General Service customer using 50 kW and 12,500 kWh the bill would change by approximately $80.47; for a Large General Service customer using 1,000 kW and 500,000 kWh the bill would change by approximately $1,887.73. It is estimated that the proposed adjustment in rates will have the following effects upon applicable Legacy EGSL customers’ typical monthly bills: for a Residential customer using 1,000 kWh the bill would change by approximately $6.35; for a Small General Service customer using 5000 kWh the bill would change by approximately $34.62; for a Large General Service customer using 500 kW and 255,500 kWh the bill would change by approximately $897.06. For questions and comments regarding ELL’s filing, please call the LPSC toll free at (800) 256- 2397. Additionally, the filing, including its attachments, the public version of which may be viewed in the Records Division of the LPSC at the following address: Records Division 602 N. Fifth Street, 12th Floor Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802 Telephone: (225) 342-3157 ENTERGY LOUISIANA, LLC July 7, 2026