Tangipahoa Parish Fire Protection District No. 1 Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting April 9, 2026 5:00 p.m. The Board of Commissioners of Tangipahoa Parish Fire Protection District No. 1 met this 9th day of April, 2026, in regular session. Those present were Chairman E. Ray Glasgow, Vice-Chairman Robbie Lee, Commissioners Jeff McKneely and Ray Cutrer, Secretary Agnes Prevost, and Fire Chief J. D. Stevens. Absent was Commissioner Reginald Foster. Assistant Chief Jason King was also in attendance. --------------- A motion was made by Mr. McKneely, seconded by Mr. Lee and carried that the Board dispense with the reading of the minutes of the March 12, 2026, regular meeting of the Board and accept them as prepared. --------------- Mr. Lee made a motion to approve payment of current bills in the amount of $68,739.02. Mr. McKneely seconded the motion and it so carried. --------------- After review of the financial statement, a motion was made by Mr. Lee, seconded by Mr. Cutrer and carried that the financial statement for the month of March, 2026, be accepted. --------------- The following Resolution was offered by Mr. Jeff McKneely and seconded by Mr. Ray Cutrer: RESOLUTION NO. 01-26 RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING COMMITTED FUND BALANCE FOR FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL OUTLAY AND PERSONNEL PLAN WHEREAS, Tangipahoa Parish Fire Protection District No. 1 (hereinafter “Fire District 1”) has developed a 5-year Capital Outlay and Personnel Plan (hereinafter “Plan”) to ensure the safety and operational efficiency of Fire District 1; and WHEREAS, Committed Fund Balances are defined as amounts that can only be used for specific purposes based on constraints imposed by formal action of the government’s highest level of decision-making authority; and WHEREAS, the designation of committed funds is binding on governmental agencies unless or until it takes another formal action to modify or remove said designation; and WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners serves as the highest level of decision-making authority for Fire District 1; and WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners desires to formally establish a Committed Fund Balance to fund the projects and personnel requirements outlined in the Plan to ensure these resources are used only for their established and specific purposes: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RSOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of Tangipahoa Parish Fire Protection District No. 1: SECTION 1. TERM. The 5-Year Capital Outlay and Personnel Plan shall be for a term of five years, commencing April 9, 2026, and ending April 9, 2031. SECTION 2. COMMITMENT OF FUNDS. The Board of Commissioners hereby formally commits a total of Five Million Eight Hundred Sixty Thousand Dollars ($5,860,000.00) of Fire District 1’s funds as its Committed Fund Balance for the specific purpose of funding the 5-Year Capital Outlay and Personnel Plan. SECTION 3. ALLOCATION OF COMMITTED FUND BALANCE. The Committed Fund Balance shall be allocated across the following project components over the five-year period: New Fire Station: $1,500,000.00 Training Facility: $1,800,000.00 Engine 135: $ 700,000.00 SCBA Replacement: $ 500,000.00 New Manpower (3FF): $1,300,000.00 Bunker Gear (24 sets): 60,000.00 SECTION 4. EXPENDITURE SCHEDULE. The anticipated annual draw from this Committed Fund Balance shall follow the projected annual totals: Year 1: $ 560,000.00 Year 2: $1,055,000.00 Year 3: $2,010,000.00 Year 4: $1,115,000.00 Year 5: $1,120,000.00 SECTION 5. COMPLIANCE WITH FISCAL REPORTING. This commitment is created before the Fire District’s fiscal year-end to ensure proper reporting in the year-end balance sheet. While the specific constraint is established herein, the exact amount subject to the constraint may be determined in the subsequent period. The foregoing resolution was read in full, the roll was called on the adoption thereof, and the resolution was adopted by the following votes: YEAS: 4 (E. Ray Glasgow, Robbie Lee, Jeff McKneely, Ray Cutrer) NAYS: None ABSTAINED: None ABSENT: 1 (Reginald Foster) --------------- Fire Chief Stevens made known to the Board that opening of bids for the construction of the training facility has been moved from April 16, 2026, to April 29, 2026. --------------- Chief Stevens requested that the Board approve the purchase of a ¾ ton pickup for use by the Chief, with the current Chief vehicle, 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe, to be used for Fire Prevention and investigations. Mr. Cutrer inquired as to the date for the exam for the Fire Prevention Officer position and how many applicants there are. Assistant Chief King answered that the exam is scheduled for May 20 and that there are four applicants for the position, which is competitive. Discussion then returned to the purchase of the truck, wherein Mr. McKneely asked if the truck would be purchased under state contract. Chief Stevens answered that it depends on what kind of truck, as there are some that are not on state contract; further that if the truck is under $70,000, price quotes would be obtained and if it is over $70,000, the procedure would be to obtain sealed bids. A motion was made by Mr. McKneely, seconded by Mr. Lee and carried that state law is adhered to for the purchase of a new ¾ ton pickup truck for the Chief’s use, with the current Chief vehicle, a 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe, to be used in Fire Prevention. --------------- Mr. Cutrer stated that he did not receive a commissioner per diem check for the February meeting and that he was not listed as being present for the meeting and that he should have been. He made known that in January he was sworn in and that he missed the January meeting but was present for the February meeting. He stated that as a matter of record, he would like to be paid the per diem check for the February meeting and requested that the minutes be amended for the February 12, 2026, meeting of the Fire Board to reflect that he was present at said meeting. Mr. McKneely made a motion that the minutes of the February 12, 2026, meeting be amended to reflect that Mr. Cutrer was present for said meeting, making him eligible to receive the per diem commissioner check. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lee and carried. --------------- Mr. Cutrer then made known that he had read in the newspaper the advertisement for bids for the construction of the new training facility. He questioned why the facility is being named after the late Fire Chief Bruce Cutrer. Chief Stevens made known that the project was begun by Chief Cutrer and was the last project he was working on before his death. Mr. Cutrer stated that Bruce Cutrer already has a facility named after him, being Fire Station 2 on Campo Lane; further that he disagrees with two facilities being named after the same individual when there have been so many other people who have been important to the fire department. He added that his take on it is that the facility does not have to be named after anyone, that the name could be Tangipahoa Parish Fire Protection District No. 1 Regional Training Center. Assistant Chief King clarified that the planning for the facility was outsourced to someone to set up our Capital Outlay project, and he took it upon himself to name the project in order to get it through the legislature. He further explained that the name is a project name and that it is his understanding that naming the facility would need to come before the Fire Board. Mr. McKneely added that it is also possible that Parish government would have to approve the name. --------------- There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Mr. McKneely, seconded by Mr. Lee and carried that the meeting be adjourned. E. Ray Glasgow Agnes Prevost Chairman Secretary-Treasurer Cost of notice: $159.50

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Mayor and City Council of the Town of Amite City will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. at the regular meeting place, 212 East Oak Street, Amite, La for public input on the following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 07-2026 - TOWN OF AMITE CITY PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET – FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2026 - JUNE 30, 2027 The proposed operating budget can be viewed in its entirety from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, in the City Clerk’s office at Amite City Hall, 212 E. Oak Street, Amite, Louisiana or on the town website at www.townofamitecity.com. For more information contact Amite City Clerk Jewel McCoy at 985-748-8761. Cost of notice: $13.13

TANGIPAHOA PARISH COUNCIL PUBLIC NOTICE Is Hereby Given That The Tangipahoa Parish Council Will Meet In Regular Session on Monday, June 8, 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 T.P. Resolution No. R26-17 - A Resolution approving the commercial site development plan for MidStream Auto Sales, LLC located on Hwy 22 West, Springfield, LA 70462, District 6, in accordance with Section 36-220 and Section 36-223 of the Tangipahoa Parish Code of Ordinances ************** 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: $17.50

notice The Village of Tangipahoa will hold a public hearing on June 9, 2026, at 5:45pm at 12616 Jackson Street Tangipahoa, LA 70465 the items on the agenda are Amending the budget fiscal year July 1, 2025, ending June 30,2026 and Proposed Budget July 1,2026 ending June 30, 2027.  Submitted by, Allicie Briggs, Municipal Clerk Cost of notice: $9.45

Town of Greensburg Special Meeting Minutes May 19, 2026 The Town of Greensburg met in special session on Tuesday, May 19, 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: -A representative from the Tangi Times was present to tell the Council about the publication and answer any questions. Mayor’s Report: -Mayor Carruth reported to the Council that the culvert going in to the lift station located on Highway 43 north needs to be repaired. One quote in the amount of $10,500 has been received for the repair and materials needed. The concrete slab will be replaced with limestone. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis, the minutes from the April 14, 2026 meeting were approved. This motion passed 5-0. -Upon a motion made by Mr. David Allen Sain 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. 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 present to discuss the gas department with the Council. Mr. King informed the Council that the quote for the repair on Highway 43 south had been updated due to the change in some part prices, the cost of labor has not changed. The Council discussed with Mr. King to add some additional items to the repair, such as painting the building, and adding barriers around the outer location itself. -Upon a motion made by Mr. David Allen Sain and seconded by Mr. Aron Burton to add a resolution to the agenda to accept the change in price of the prior received quote and add the requested changes. This motion passed 5-0. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Luke Petitto and seconded by Mr. Huey “Bubba” Travis to accept this resolution. This motion passed 5-0. -Mr. King also discussed with the Council that several people from the Highway 38 area had reached out to him again regarding having gas services installed in their area. It was discussed that he was doing research in to getting grants to help with the costs. Water and Sewer Department: -Ms. Ariel Pope was present to inform the Council that we had received our 2025 Water Grade report. We received an 87 “B”. We were docked due to the format of our rate analysis and some unresolved deficiencies due to the old well. -Ms. Pope informed the Council that everything else is going fine. Police Department/Volunteer Fire Department/Compliance Department: -Chief Burise was not present at the meeting. Assistant Chief Lee Carmona informed the Council that the Volunteer Fire Department is doing well. A new board of fire chiefs has been formed and is called the St. Helena Parish Fire Chief’s Association and Chief Burise is on the board. -Assistant Chief Carmona informed the Council that the Police Department is going great and that they have been very busy due to recent events that have occurred in the Town. New Business: -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain to adopt the resolution for the Language Access Plan required for the LWI Project. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain to adopt the resolution for the Citizens Complaint Policy required for the LWI Project. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain to adopt the resolution for the Records Management Policy required for the LWI Project. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain to adopt the resolution for the Contract Administration Policy required for the LWI Project. -Upon a motion made by Mr. Aron Burton and seconded by Mr. David Allen Sain to adopt the resolution for the Monitoring Plan Policy required for the LWI Project. -Bids for the official journal for the July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 year were opened and read aloud. The bid received from the Daily Star was for the amount of $4.00 per square of words per insertion with Thursday being the only day of publication. The bid received from the Tangi Times was for $5.00 per square of 100 words per square of words per insertion with Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays as days of publication. -Upon a motion made by Mr. David Allen Sain and seconded by Mr. Luke Petitto was voted to accept the bid from the Tangi Times to be the official journal for the town for the July 1, 2026 though June 30, 2026 period. -The Council discussed whether or not the fees and deposit for the new installation of water and sewer services at the new library construction should be waived or not. It was decided by the Council that the fees were not to be waived. 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, June 9, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Nicholas Carruth Nicholas “Nick” Carruth, Mayor Kaycee Bridges Town Clerk Cost of notice$99.23

Tangipahoa Parish School Board Meeting 05/19/2026 - 06:00 PM Tangipahoa Parish School Board Central Office 59656 Puleston Rd. Amite, LA 70422 MEETING MINUTES Attendance Voting Members Trent Anthony, Board President Glenn Westmoreland, Board Member and Finance Committee Chairman Robin Abrams, Board Member and Capital Outlay Committee Chairman - Absent Rose Dominguez, Board Member Brett Duncan, Board Member and Instructional Accountability and Support Committee Chairman Jerry Moore, Board Member Joey Piazza, Board Member and Policy Committee Chairman - Absent Janice Richards, Board Member and Personnel Committee Chairman Tom Tolar, Board Member Non-Voting Members Melissa Stilley, Superintendent Lisa Fussell, Asst. Superintendent Gary Porter, Asst. Superintendent Ron Genco, Asst. Superintendent Jeff McKneely, CFO Dina Spears, Director of Communications CALL TO ORDER The Tangipahoa Parish School Board Meeting was called to order by Board President Trent Anthony at 6:01pm Roll Call Pledge of Allegiance (All veterans and active military, please render the proper salute) The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mr. Tom Tolar. OPENING ITEMS Consider approval of Tangipahoa Parish School Board Meeting minutes May 12th. 2026 Motion to approve and adopt the Tangipahoa Parish School Board Meeting minutes report and all recommendations Motion made by: Rose Dominguez Motion seconded by: Glenn Westmoreland Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Brett Duncan Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar (The official adopted minutes have been placed in the Board Minute Archives and/or for viewing on the TPSS website: https://tangischools.community.highbond.com/Portal/MeetingTypeList.aspx) B. Consider approval of DRC Appeal Meeting Minutes Motion to approve and adopt the DRC Appeal meeting report and all recommendations. Motion made by: Glenn Westmoreland Motion seconded by: Tom Tolar Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Brett Duncan Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar (The official adopted minutes have been placed in the Board Minute Archives and/or for viewing on the TPSS website: https://tangischools.community.highbond.com/Portal/MeetingTypeList.aspx) PRESENTATIONS Office Of Innovation Spotlight Mr. Gary Porter reviewed all the initiatives of the Office of Innovation. S.W.A.G Appreciation Dr. Lisa Fussell presented "Certificates of Excellence" to Mrs. Mildred Johnson and Lance & Lori Moresi. The certificates were awarded in recognition of their successful collaboration on the S.W.A.G. program, a partnership between Sonic and the Tangipahoa Parish School System. Recognize LHSAA 4A Boys Pole Vault Champion Athletic Director Mark Vining introduced and congratulated student Gordon Gros for his exceptional performance in pole vaulting. Mr. Vining commended Gordon for his hard work and celebrated his achievement in breaking the school record with a vault of 14 feet, 11 inches. Louisiana Music Educators Association Recognitions Mr. James Square recognized and presented certificates to the "All-State" winners, commending them for their outstanding achievements and dedication. FINANCIAL UPDATES Sales Tax Updates Mr. McKneely reviewed all sales tax documents. Presentation of April Check Register Presentation of March 2026 Financial Reports BOARD ACTIONS Consider Authorizing the Superintendent to execute any and all documents related to the purchase of property on School Section Road including the selection of a title company for closing Motion to approve administration recommendation Motion made by: Rose Dominguez Motion seconded by: Glenn Westmoreland Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Brett Duncan Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar B. Consider approval for the low bid for Hammond High Track Restoration Motion to approve administration recommendation Motion made by: Brett Duncan Motion seconded by: Rose Dominguez Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Brett Duncan Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar C. Consider approval to amend the job title from "Custodian Coordinator" to "Custodian Foreman" Motion made to adopt administrator recommendation Motion made by: Brett Duncan Motion seconded by: Tom Tolar Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Brett Duncan Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar D. Approval to Revise and Reissue the (RFP) for Superintendent Search Services to Align with Board Priorities Motion made to approve Motion made by: Rose Dominguez Motion seconded by: Glenn Westmoreland Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Brett Duncan Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar 6. SUPERINTENDENT REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATION A. General Updates Superintendent’s Comments & Updates School Year Wrap-Up: * Campuses are preparing for the summer transition as teachers close out the final week. Wishing all staff and students a safe and restful summer break. Report Card Distribution & Policy Change: * Report cards will be emailed and physically mailed by Monday. Parents can view grades in JCampus and are urged to update their email and phone numbers via the portal or school. Note: This is the final year report cards will be printed and mailed. Moving forward, they will be distributed electronically through the Student Progress Center. Summer School: * Term begins June 1st. Outreach is underway to families of qualifying students. Community Outreach: "Coffee Talk" regarding district events was hosted today at the library. Additional Coffee Talks are being scheduled at local libraries. 7. EXECUTIVE SESSION Motion made to move into executive session Motion made by: Brett Duncan Motion seconded by: Glenn Westmoreland Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Brett Duncan Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar A. Consider the case of "Raymond Bean" Brett Duncan motioned to adopt the council recommendation and was seconded by Glenn Westmoreland. Motion made by: Brett Duncan Motion seconded by: Glenn Westmoreland Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Brett Duncan Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar B. Alton Sopsher vs. TPSS et al NO. 2023-0003692 Brett Duncan motioned to adopt the council recommendation and was seconded by Glenn Westmoreland. Motion made by: Brett Duncan Motion seconded by: Glenn Westmoreland Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Brett Duncan Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar 8. BOARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Board Member Comments and Acknowledgments Mr. Jerry Moore expressed his appreciation for another successful school year. * Ms. Rose congratulated the district on a great year and extended special thanks to the Office of Innovation for organizing the recent tours. She wished all students and employees a safe and happy summer. Mr. Brett commended the graduating classes, noting the impressive amount of scholarship money awarded. He highlighted district-wide progress, including exceptional reading scores, improved student behavior, and strong truancy numbers, stating there is much to be proud of across the system. Ms. Janice Richards thanked the staff and administration for their hard work during a successful school year. She commended the Office of Innovation for involving community leaders and local pastors, celebrated the recent graduations—giving a special shout-out to kindergartners for their DIBELS scores and expressed pride in all students and staff. Mr. Tom extended kudos to the Office of Innovation and congratulated the recent graduates. He expressed appreciation to the school resource officers and local police for their dedication to keeping everyone safe. Additionally, he raised a concern regarding the current "cashless" payment system, noting that credit card fees can be unrealistic for some families and advocating for cash to remain a payment option. Mr. Glenn offered accolades to the entire staff for a successful year, specifically highlighting the S.W.A.G. initiative and the success of the recent Pastor tours. Mr. Trent shared his appreciation for the opportunity to walk through the schools and see the excellent work firsthand. He thanked the administration, teachers, and support staff for their dedication. He also noted the absences of board members JP (attending a youth sports game) and Robin, extending their apologies to the Board. PUBLIC INPUT Mr. Ryan Lawrence addressed the Board during the public comment period to discuss the behavioral practices of Board members. Adjournment Meeting adjourned at 7:35PM Tangipahoa Parish School Capital Outlay Committee Meeting 05/19/2026 - 04:30 PM TPSS Central Office 59656 Puleston Rd. Amite, LA 70422 MEETING MINUTES Attendance Voting Members Robin Abrams, Board Member and Capital Outlay Committee Chairman - Absent Trent Anthony, Board President Rose Dominguez, Board Member Brett Duncan, Board Member and Instructional Accountability and Support Committee Chairman Jerry Moore, Board Member Joey Piazza, Board Member and Policy Committee Chairman - Absent Janice Richards, Board Member and Personnel Committee Chairman Tom Tolar, Board Member Glenn Westmoreland, Board Member and Finance Committee Chairman OPENING ITEMS Called to order by President Trent Anthony at 4:48PM Roll Call Pledge of Allegiance (All veterans and active military, please render the proper salute) Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mrs. Rose Dominguez CURRENT PROJECTS a. Renovations, Repairs and Maintenance Updates Mr. Muse went through the updates on all work done on facilities around the parish. B. Muse Capital Outlay Board Presentation 2 - Facilities 2026 4. Adjournment There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 5:12PM ________________________________________ Tangipahoa Parish School Finance Committee Meeting 05/19/2026 05:30PM TPSS Central Office 59656 Puleston Rd. Amite, LA 70422 MEETING MINUTES Attendance Voting Members Glenn Westmoreland, Board Member and Finance Committee Chairman Trent Anthony, Board President Rose Dominguez, Board Member Jerry Moore, Board Member 1. CALL TO ORDER Meeting was called to order by Chairman Glenn Westmoreland at 5:30PM A. Roll Call B. Pledge of Allegiance (All veterans and active military, please render the proper salute) Mr. Jerry Moore led the pledge of allegiance. 2. NEW BUSINESS A. Consider Adoption of the 2026-27 Salary Schedule - Jeff McKneely Mr. Jeff McKneely reviewed changes with the 26/27 salary schedule. Motion to adopt administration recommendation on the 2026-27 Salary Schedule Motion made by: Rose Dominguez Motion seconded by: Glenn Westmoreland Voting results: Unanimously Approved 3. Adjournment There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 5:49PM Cost of notice: $252.00

TANGIPAHOA PARISH SCHOOL SYSTEM Amite, Louisiana ADVERTISEMENT FOR RFP The Tangipahoa Parish School System will receive sealed proposals in its office in Amite, Louisiana, up until 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 30, 2026 for the following: Request for Proposal – Disaster Management, Grant & FEMA Consulting For information and specifications, contact Daine Carlsen, Tangipahoa Parish School System, at (985) 284-2026. MELISSA STILLEY SUPERINTENDENT PUBLICATION DATES: Friday, June 5, 2026 Wednesday, June 10, 2026 Monday, June 15, 2026 "The Tangipahoa Parish School System does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disabilities or veteran status. We are an equal opportunity employer." Cost of notice: $21.00

Gravity Drainage District No. 4 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Gravity Drainage District No. 4, Parish of Tangipahoa, Louisiana, will receive sealed bids until 4:30 pm, Monday, June 29, 2026, for the official printing for the said Drainage District No. 4 for the year beginning July 1, 2026, and ending June 30, 2027. Bids may be presented to the Drainage Board at Amite City Hall, Amite, Louisiana, or mailed to 614 Suzanne Drive, Amite, Louisiana 70422. Bids must be submitted for the cost of a square of one hundred words, provided when the material is to be in tabular form, the tabulated material shall be computed based on the number of words of straight matter which would occupy an identical amount of space. Must be published and circulated within the said Gravity Drainage District. The right to reject any and all bids received are hereby reserved. Mary Lynn Thompson, Secretary Cost of notice:$15.75

SOUTH TANGIPAHOA PARISH PORT COMMISSION 163 WEST HICKORY STREET PONCHATOULA, LA 70454 (504) 386-9309 N O T I C E THE SOUTH TANGIPAHOA PARISH PORT COMMISSION WILL HOLD A REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2026 9:00AM PONCHATOULA CITY HALL ANNEX BUILDING 110 WEST HICKORY STREET PONCHATOULA, LA ___________________________________________________________________ Any member of the public who has a condition which meets the definition of a disability under the Americans with disabilities Act and who wishes to participate in this meeting, such person, or a designated caregiver of such person, shall contact the port’s administrative office at (985) 386-9309 at least twenty-four hours in advance of the meeting and request that such participation by telephone be arranged. Cost of notice:$4.00