NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE 23RD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ASSUMPTION STATE OF LOUISIANA PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC VS NO. 40566 DYLAN J. CROCHET A/K/A DYLAN CROCHET Acting under and by virtue of Writ of Seizure and Sale dated July 30, 2026 issued in the above entitled and numbered cause, to me directed, I did seize and will begin at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, the 14th day of October, 2026, in front of the Courthouse door at Napoleonville, Louisiana, offer for sale at public auction, WITHOUT benefit of appraisement, the following described immovable property, to-wit: The property described in the Act of Mortgage is described as follows: That certain lot or parcel of land, together with all component parts thereon, lying and being situated in Section 38, Township 12 South, Range 13 East said lot fronting on Bayou Pierre Part and being known and designated as Lot #129 as per map of Aldon Leblanc entitled Bayou Pierre Part Sites, Second Filing, dated December 1, 1983. Said Lot #129 measuring 60 feet on Bayou Pierre Part or east, by a depth of 130 feet, more or less, on the south and width of 60 feet in the rear, and bounded north by Lot #130, south by Lot #128, east by Bayou Pierre Part and west by 30 foot road. TERMS OF SALE: CASH, to the last and highest bidder, to satisfy this Writ in the amount of $91,585.66 together with interest, Attorney’s fees and all costs of these proceedings. s/ SHERIFF LELAND J. FALCON PARISH OF ASSUMPTION ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Attorney Dennis F. Wiggins, Jr. The Law Offices of Herschel C. Adcock, Jr. P.O. Box 87379 Baton Rouge, LA 70879 225-756-0373 9/8/2026, 10/6/2026 Cost: $63.00

NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE 23RD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ASSUMPTION STATE OF LOUISIANA LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC VS NO. 40457 JESSICA GUILLOTE A/K/A JESSICA ANN GUILLOTE WIFE OF/AND WAYNE PATRICK GUILLOTE, JR. Acting under and by virtue of Writ of Seizure and Sale dated May 27, 2026 issued in the above entitled and numbered cause, to me directed, I did seize and will begin at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, the 16th day of September, 2026, in front of the Courthouse door at Napoleonville, Louisiana, offer for sale at public auction, WITHOUT benefit of appraisement, the following described immovable property, to-wit: The following described property situated in the Parish of Assumption, State of Louisiana, to wit: 1. A certain lot of ground situated in the Parish of Assumption, State of Louisiana, on the left descending bank of Bayou Lafourche on the East Side of Louisiana Highway 308, opposite the Town of Napoleonville, La., said lot having a front along Louisiana Highway 308 of 123’ 8” by a depth on the upper line of 330 feet and a depth of the lower side of 324 feet; and having a width on the rear line of 123’ 5”; said lot being bounded, now or formerly, as follows: above by property of Richard H. Robichaux; below by property of Aubert D. Talbot; in front by Louisiana Highway 308; and in the rear by other property of vendor herein; all boundaries being now or formerly; said Lot being designated as Lot # 1 on a Plan of Survey made by T.J. Weishaupt, C.E. dated November 7, 1953 and attached to sale to Maceil Boggus, widow of Joe E. McDowell from the vendor herein, on November 25, 1953, duly recorded in C.O.B. 83, page 235, under Entry number 35844 of the Conveyance Records of the Parish of Assumption, State of Louisiana; said survey being made a part hereof by reference. It being the same property acquired by the vendor herein from Alfred G. Robichaux, by act of sale dated the 26th day of October, 1953 and recorded in the Conveyance Records of the Parish of Assumption. It is agreed between the parties hereto that this sale is made subject to that certain mineral reservation in favor of Allen H. Johness, Jr., which was made in the sale from Allen H. Johness, Jr. to Alfred G. Robichaux, in act of sale dated March 5,1951, and duly recorded in C.O.B. 81 at page 204 under Entry number 29531. However, it is agreed that when and if any reversion of said mineral interests takes place, then in that event, said mineral rights shall be owned by the vendee herein. It is further agreed and understood between the parties hereto that this sale is made subject to that certain oil, gas and mineral lease which was granted by Alfred Robichaux to A. N. Simmons, Jr. for the Texas company, said lease having been dated in 1953. It is agreed and understood, however, that any future rentals of royalties due under sale lease, shall, in the future, belong to vendee herein. It further being the same property acquired by Ray A. Toups from Ansil N. Simmons, Jr. in act of sale dated June 21, 1954, and duly recorded under Entry Number 37450 of the Conveyance Records of the Parish of Assumption, State of Louisiana. 2. A certain strip of land on the left descending bank of Bayou Lafourche, in the Parish of Assumption, Louisiana; said strip of land measuring twelve (12’) feet in width by a depth between parallel lines of three hundred and fifty (350’) feet, more or less; said strip of land being bounded in front by La. Highway 308, below by other property of vendee herein, (Ray A. Toups); above and in the rear by other property of Vendors herein; together with all buildings and improvements, rights, ways, privileges and servitudes thereon and thereunto belonging and appertaining. TERMS OF SALE: CASH, to the last and highest bidder, to satisfy this Writ in the amount of $240,867.22 together with interest, Attorney’s fees and all costs of these proceedings. s/ SHERIFF LELAND J. FALCON PARISH OF ASSUMPTION ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: L. Graham Arceneaux Graham, Arceneaux & Allen LLC 3850 N. Causeway Blvd., Suite 1695 Metairie, LA 70002 504-522-8256 8/11/2026, 9/8/2026 Cost: $123.48

NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE 23RD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ASSUMPTION STATE OF LOUISIANA CITIBANK, N.A., NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS OWNER TRUSTEE FOR NEW RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2018-2 VS NO. 40430 MARGUERITE COOKS DORSEY AND ROYAL DORSEY JR. Acting under and by virtue of Writ of Seizure and Sale dated May 28, 2026 issued in the above entitled and numbered cause, to me directed, I did seize and will begin at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, the 16th day of September, 2026, in front of the Courthouse door at Napoleonville, Louisiana, offer for sale at public auction, WITHOUT benefit of appraisement, the following described immovable property, to-wit: A certain tract of land situated in the Parish of Assumption, State of Louisiana, in Sections B, T14S, R14E, in the subdivision of the property of Herman Clause and Everett Clause, said tract being designated as LOT NUMBER SIX (6) OF BLOCK NUMBER TWO (2) in said subdivision, all as shown on the map of survey entitled, “Proposed Subdivision-Herman and Everett Clause, Section 8, T14S, R14E, Assumption Parish, Louisiana,” dated May 12, 1977, revised July 21, 1977, and April 25, 1978, made by George Bergeron, Jr. and Son, Inc., Land Surveyors and Civil Engineers, which map is recorded in the conveyance records of Assumption Parish, as an attachment to Entry No. 126, 061, having been recorded on June 23, 1978; Said Lot No. Six (6) of Block No. Two (2), is bounded as follows; in the rear or South by the Estate of James Lucien and Viola Gaines, now or formerly, in the front or North by Clause Street, on the West by Lot No. Five (5) of Block No. Two (2) and on the East by Lot No. Seven (7) of Block No. Two (2), together with all the rights, ways, privileges, and servitudes thereon and thereto belonging, and all the buildings and improvements thereon, and subject to all reservations, restrictions and easements shown and designated on the map of survey referred to above (the “Property”). TERMS OF SALE: CASH, to the last and highest bidder, to satisfy this Writ in the amount of $50,644.17 together with interest, Attorney’s fees and all costs of these proceedings. s/ SHERIFF LELAND J. FALCON PARISH OF ASSUMPTION ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Cris Jackson Jackson & McPherson, LLC 935 Gravier Street, Suite 1400 New Orleans, LA 70112 504-581-9444 8/11/2026, 9/8/2026 Cost: $80.64

ASSUMPTION ARC Application For Federal Grant PUBLIC NOTICE September 8, 2026 Notice is hereby given that Assumption ARC, Inc. intends to apply for a federal grant for operating assistance and/or capital assistance to provide the Formula Grant Program for Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities of a non-emergency, ambulatory nature for the FY 2027-2028 program year. The application for assistance is pursuant to the Formula Grant Program for Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities Program of 49 CFR 5310. Services will generally be between 6:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday for vocational services and 24-hour demand basis, Sunday through Saturday for group home and supported independent living services, in the area encompassing Assumption Parish, Louisiana. Transit services are provided without regard to race, color, and national origin in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Written comments on the proposed services may be sent within 15 days to Assumption ARC, Inc. 4201 Highway 1, Napoleonville, LA 70390 and to the Program Manager, Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development, P.O. Box 94245, Baton Rouge, LA 70804 9245. Comments must be received by September 23, 2026. 9/8/2026 Cost: $36

ASSUMPTION ARC OPPORTUNITY FOR REQUESTING A PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC NOTICE All interested persons are hereby advised that the Assumption ARC, Inc. has applied to the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development for project funding under Federal Transit Administration (Section 5310 and/or 5311) for the following: PROJECT: Assumption ARC, Inc. is preparing to replace existing equipment to continue transportation services in the Parish. Further details relative to the project are available from Sarah Olivo, Executive Director, Assumption ARC, Inc. 4201 Highway 1, Napoleonville, Louisiana 70390, 985-369-2908, Ext. 23. Interested persons are advised that they may request that a public hearing be conducted to provide a means for the public to express their views relative to the proposed project on the probable social, economic, and environmental effects involved. In lieu of requesting a public hearing, interested persons may submit their comments in writing. Written requests for a public hearing and/or submittal of comments must be postmarked on or before September 23, 2026 and should be addressed to Sarah Olivo, Executive Director, Assumption ARC, Inc. 4201 Highway 1, Napoleonville, Louisiana 70390. Should a public hearing be required, a public notice will be published stating the date, time, and location of the hearing. 9/8/2026 Cost: $40.50

Assumption Parish Police Jury Health Unit ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS (LEGAL NOTICE) Sealed bids will be received on Thursday, October 8, 2025, by the Assumption Parish Police Jury, at the Assumption Parish Public Works Office, 141 Highway 1008, Napoleonville, Louisiana 70390 until 2:00 P.M. Bids will be accepted ONLY electronically via Central Bidding; www.centralbidding.com. At exactly 2:00 P.M., all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud for the furnishing of item/items listed below. Subsequent to the opening, the bid/bids will be evaluated by the appropriate party/parties and will be presented to the School Board President for awarding, rejecting, or holding for further advisement and/or evaluation. Pursuant to R.S. 38:2212 (E), the Assumption Parish Police Jury has partnered with Central Bidding to distribute bid solicitations, collect responses, and/or allow contractors and vendors the ability to respond through a uniform and secure electronic interactive bidding system. Official Bid/RFP documents can be downloaded from https://www.centralauctionhouse.com in the Assumption Parish Police Jury section. Electronic bids can also be submitted at the same location at no charge. Bidders participating in the electronic option need to contact Central Bidding if they have any questions or issues relating to the electronic bidding process at (225) 810-4814. There may be fees for downloading Bid Documents that are charged by Central Bidding. Where applicable, and in all construction projects, an electronic bid bond is also required and must be furnished. Failure of the bidder to upload their bid to Central Bidding is not the responsibility of Assumption Parish Police Jury. Printed copies of the Bid Documents are not available from the Architect or Owner. WORK DESCRIPTION: ASSUMPTION PARISH HEALTH UNIT RENOVATIONS 158 LA Highway 1008 Napoleonville, Louisiana 70390 Architect’s Project No. 2611 Should printed copies be required by prospective bidders, they may be obtained for the cost of printing and shipping from reprographic companies with access to centralbidding.com. The time of completion of this project is of prime importance. All of the work required shall be completed within fifty five (55) calendar days from the written Notice to Proceed, subject to milestone phase completion deadlines identified in the Project Manual or written approved Change Orders. Should the Contractor neglect, refuse to complete the work, or obtain approval from the State Fire Marshal’s Office for occupancy on the date above, the Owner shall have the right to deduct from and retain out of such moneys which may be due or which may become due and payable to the Contractor, the sum as indicated in Paragraph 9.2 of the Instructions to Bidders per calendar day for each and every day that such completion of the work is delayed beyond the prescribed dates, as stipulated damages and not as a penalty. A NON-MANDATORY Pre-Bid Conference shall be held for bidders on Thursday, September 24, 2026, commencing at 10:00 a.m. at the Assumption Parish Health Unit, 158 LA Highway 1008, Napoleonville, Louisiana 70390. Attendees will be required to sign-in on the Architect’s Sign-in Sheet. The sign-in sheet shall be collected by the architect prior to the commencement of the presentation and shall announce that the contractors shall be expected to stay for the entire meeting. Contractors shall not be allowed to sign the sign-in sheet after it is collected by the architect. In accordance with L.R.S. 38:2212(I), all prospective bidders shall be present at the beginning of the pre-bid conference and shall remain in attendance for the duration of the conference. Any prospective bidder who fails to attend the conference or remain for the duration shall be prohibited from submitting a bid for the project. Contractors are advised to arrive at the meeting location in sufficient time to ensure compliance with this provision. Proposals must be submitted, on the Louisiana Uniform Public Works Bid Form furnished with the Contract Documents, per Instructions to Bidders. Evidence of authority to submit the bid shall be required in accordance with La. R.S. 38:2212(B)(5). All Bid packages shall be accompanied with the following: 1. Bid Security in an amount equal to not less than FIVE PERCENT (5%) of the Bid Amount. Bid Security shall be a Certified Check, Cashier’s Check or Bid Bond (Money Orders or Letters of Credit will not be accepted) made payable to the ASSUMPTION PARISH POLICE JURY. Bid Bond shall be accompanied with Power of Attorney. 2. Completed Louisiana Uniform Public Works Bid Form as described in LA R.S. 38:2212(B)(2). 3. A corporate resolution or other written evidence of the person signing the bid for the Public Work as prescribed by LA RS 38: 2212 (B) (5) shall be required for submission of bid. Failure to include shall result in the rejection of the bid. Failure to include any item specified above, or failure to complete the Louisiana Uniform Public Works Bid Form in its entirety and properly execute this form will result in the Bid / Bids being declared irregular and cause for rejection as being non-responsive. All other information contained in the Instructions to Bidders, Articles 1-9 shall be strictly adhered to. Bids shall be accepted only from Contractors who are licensed under La. R.S. 37:2150 2164 for the classification of BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. No bid may be withdrawn after the closing time for receipt of bids for at least FORTY-FIVE (45) calendar days, except under the provision of La. R.S. 38:2214. The Lowest qualified bid will be the one determined to offer the best advantage to the Assumption Parish Police Jury. The ASSUMPTION PARISH POLICE JURY, to the extent permitted by State and Federal Laws and Regulations, reserves the right to reject any or all Bids/Proposals for just cause. Proposal prices shall specifically EXCLUDE any and all taxes whatsoever. Act 1029 of 1991 exempts local governments from state and local tax effective September 1, 1991. Proposal prices shall include any shipping / transportation charges, if applicable. Jeff Naquin, President Assumption Parish Police Jury FIRST PUBLICATION: Wednesday, September 9, 2026 SECOND PUBLICATION: Wednesday, September 16, 2026 THIRD PUBLICATION: Wednesday, September 23, 2026 9/8/2026 Cost: $162

Regular Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 12, 2026 6:00 O’clock p.m. 1. The regular meeting of the Assumption Parish Police Jury was called to order by Police Jury President Jeff Naquin in the Assumption Parish Police Jury Chamber located at 4813 Highway 1, Napoleonville, Louisiana. 2. Police Jurors recorded as present were: Mr. Ron Alcorn, Ward 1; Mr. Jeff Naquin, Ward 2; Mr. Ira Patureau, Ward 3; Mr. Charles Breaux, Ward 4; Mr. Michael Dias, Ward 5; Mr. Chris Carter, Ward 6; Mr. Leroy Blanchard, Ward 7; Mr. Jamie Ponville, Ward 8 and Mr. Myron Matherne, Ward 9 3. President Jeff Naquin led the prayer followed by the pledge of allegiance. 4. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “THAT, the Jury approve to accept any corrections and approval of minutes of the July 22, 2026 Regular Meeting.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 5. President Jeff Naquin opened the meeting to the public for comments, questions or concerns regarding the items listed on the agenda. Mr. Glen Comeaux, 732 Bayou Drive, stated that he is here to talk about agenda item #15 the golf cart usage on parish roads. He stated that as someone who owns golfcarts and four-wheelers we try to follow the rules but if you don’t have rules the people who want to follow them can’t. He stated that he thinks if you are going to be on the road, you should be of age. He stated that maybe having the golf cart limited to areas that are under a certain speed or maybe keeping them off of state highways. He stated that he hopes they can come up with some kind of plan moving forward. He stated that he thinks there is some danger that will take place if there is no rules on this. He added that he has one (1) more thing and he is here to support Mrs. Niki LaCoste for the Verda Street drainage. Following three (3) calls, no other public comments were received. 6. President Jeff Naquin recognized the Drainage Committee Chairman Jamie Ponville, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: approved to appoint Mr. Austin Bland and to re-appoint Mr. Kenneth Landry, President to the Landry Subdivision Gravity Drainage District effective 8/28/26; approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with Brian Oubre for replacement of collapsed culverts at 212 Cindy Street at a total cost of $2,963, approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with Shawn M. Ponville for culvert installation at 115 Hickory Street at a total cost of $1,339.34, approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with Jerry P. & Suzanna H. Hue for the replacement of collapsed culvert at 110 Comeaux Street at a total cost of $1,989, approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with St. Germain & Guillot, LLC for the replacement of damaged and collapsed culvert running parallel with Comeaux Street at a total cost of $2,464, approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with Jerry Jr. & Yvette S. Simoneaux at 2660 Hwy 70 for repairs to a collapsed culvert at a total cost of $1,969.97, approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with R&S Landry Holdings, LLC for culvert replacement on Verda Street (1012 Hwy 70) at a total cost of $2,374; approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with Jeremy J. Landry Trucking, LLC (2704 Hwy 70) for repairs to a collapsed culvert; approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with Adam Alleman Jr. for replacement of collapsed culvert at 127 Renee Street at a total cost of $1,448, approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with Dominique J. & Jennifer S. Cavalier for replacement of collapsed culvert at 133 Renee Street at a total cost of $1,989, approved the labor assistance only project and authorized the President to sign the CEA with Connie K. & Troy Dumas at 192 Ideal Street at a total cost of $4,200; approved for the Jury to send a letter to DOTD requesting cross culvert replacements at the following locations: cross culvert located at 126 Belle River Road, cross culvert located near 133 North Bay Road, cross culvert located near 4429 Hwy 70. 7. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, “THAT, the Jury approve the Drainage Committee report as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 8. President Jeff Naquin recognized the Personnel Committee Chairman Michael Dias, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: approved to cease the salary of $3,000 from the Special Programs Director for Grants Coordinator Services effective August 21, 2026; approved to ratify the hiring of the following individuals as recommended by the Parish Manager: Otis J. Davis, Equipment Operator 1-B, R&B; Nathaniel Cargo, General Maintenance Worker, 1%; Calvin Bradford, General Fund Maintenance Worker GF; Nicholas Naquin, General Maintenance Worker, 1%; Tyler Andrew, General Fund Maintenance Worker, GF; Khyree Johnson, Equipment Operator II, R&B; Adele Holifield, General Maintenance Worker, R&B; Austin Alleman, Equipment Operator II-B, R&B; Keith Robertson, Equipment Operator I-B, R&B and Tyler Jones, General Maintenance Worker, 1%; approved and authorized the IT Specialist to search for a new software system for the Administration Department, approved to start using inmate labor for maintenance projects, approved and authorized the Secretary-Treasurer to advertise to hire an Accountant/Internal Auditor and Financial Grants Manager for the Administration Department, approved and authorized the transfer of Ms. Caley Delatte, Internal Auditor to Accountant effective August 14, 2026 to a Grade 18 Step 16.5 and approved and authorized the Mosquito Abatement Supervisor to advertise and hire a part-time Mosquito Driver. 9. Police Juror Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, “THAT, the Jury approve the Personnel Committee report as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 10. President Jeff Naquin recognized the Road & Bridge Committee Chairman Ron Alcorn, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: received an update from Mr. CJ Savoie on the 2025 Road Overlay Program and granted substantial completion to Alonzo Contractors, LLC for the concrete work that was completed on Andras Street for the 2025 Road Overlay Program. 11. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the Jury approve the Road & Bridge Committee Report as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 12. President Jeff Naquin stated that the Finance Committee met and recommended the following matters: approved to pay List of Bills submitted through August 7, 2026 and approved to “Opt Out” of the Opioid Abatement Settlement as it relates to a non-monetary portion of the TEVA Settlement. 13. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, “THAT, the Jury approve the Finance Committee report as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 14. President Jeff Naquin stated that a motion passed to approve and authorize for the Jury to pay for lodging for the trip to Washington DC. Police Juror Jamie Ponville stated that the jurors know the situation they are in with the general budget and he will make a motion that each juror pays for their own trip if they go. 15. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, “THAT, the Jury approve and authorize for Jurors to pay for their own expenses for the trip to Washington DC.” This motion failed with Charles Breaux, Myron Matherne, Ron Alcorn, Chris Carter and Jeff Naquin opposing. 16. Police Juror Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, “THAT, the Jury approve and authorize for the Jury to pay for lodging only for the trip to Washington DC.” This motion passed with Jamie Ponville, Michael Dias, Leroy Blanchard and Ira Patureau opposing. 17. President Jeff Naquin recognized the Solid Waste Committee Chairman Jamie Ponville, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: approved Waste Depot’s Annual CPI Rate Adjustment of $0.16 and a total new rate of $3.37 with Waste Depot to be effective August 1, 2026 and discussed the complaints of bulky waste (Waste Depot). 18. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, “THAT, the Jury approve the Solid Waste Committee report as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 19. President Jeff Naquin recognized the Engineering/Grants Committee Chairman Leroy Blanchard, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: approved a contract amendment for the Belle Rose Lane Drainage Project Engineering Contract to reflect an additional $15,000 to be funded through project #93220 to be inclusive of inspections; approved and authorized a contract amendment to include a task order to add Verda Street, Gary Street and Lawes Street to Duplantis Design Group’s scope of work relative to the Ring Levees Project, approved and authorized Change Order No. 1 for the Marais Area Drainage Improvements Project with Sage Construction, LLC in the amount of $7,118.38 for a new driveway replacement not previously identified in inspection and authorized the President and Secretary-Treasurer to sign all necessary documentation; approved for the Grants Coordinator to apply for an Entergy Micro Grant for electrical services connection for Grant Park in the amount of $1,000; approved and authorized to accept C.J. Savoie Engineering Consulting Engineers, LLC as the lowest quote in the amount of $2,500 for the NEPA Review/Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment for the Highway 70 Ring Levee Project and authorization for the President to sign the contract; approved and authorized to accept Turner Appraisals as the lowest quote in the amount of $450 for the Review Appraisal for the Highway 70 Ring Levee Project and authorized the President to sign the contract; approved to go out for RFQ for Engineering Services for the Gilbert Dupaty Park Walking Trail; approved the deduct Change Order No. 3 for the Grant Park Restroom & Pavillion Building Project with Sage Construction, LLC in the amount of $534.08 to convert from three phase power to single phase power to the site and elimination of the Contractor handling the power connection with Entergy with the parish issuing a purchase order to Entergy in the amount of $8,800 to bring power to the site; approved a Letter of “No Objection” for proposed construction of a new 500kV and 230kV transmission line both originating at the proposed Riverplex Substation to the Churchill Substation located in Ascension, Assumption, Iberville, Jefferson, Lafourche, Saint Charles, Saint James, and Saint John the Baptist Parishes, Louisiana; approved for the parish to “Opt In” to allow for expedited temporary housing assistance through GOHSEP’s Shelter Assistance Program; approved and authorized the President to sign the Rue De Kajun over Bayou Pierre Part Bridge Replacement Plans with DOTD; approved and authorized the President to sign an access and hold harmless agreement with Chris Landry (provided by ADA) for access to the pumping station and approved and authorized the President to sign the AIA Contract with Gros Flores Positerry, LLC for the renovations to the Courthouse and DA’s Office in the amount of $100,000. 20. Police Juror Leroy Blanchard offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, “THAT, the Jury approve the Engineering/Grants Committee report as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 21. President Jeff Naquin recognized Attorney Robert Faucheux to discuss a Class Action Lawsuit. Attorney Robert Faucheux thanked the jury for giving him the opportunity to appear and discuss what is called PFas. He stated that this is known as the forever chemical and this chemical gets into water systems and never gets out. He added that he is doing research with the law firm that he is partnering with that firm is reviewing various documentation and found that Assumption Parish is held within those limits. He added that he currently has two (2) other cases like this, one (1) being in the town of Gramercy, one (1) being in the town of Sorrento. He stated that once PFAS gets into the system it will never come out, however, there are methods to filter the amounts of the product portions that pass into the water system. He added that Assumption Parish did test positive for that being in the system. He included that he does feel if they take quick action they will be able to enter into the claim later. The Secretary-Treasurer asked if he knows the money that 3M has paid in and the other company, what are the restrictions on the usage of those funds that are remitted to the parish. Attorney Robert Faucheux stated that there are some restrictions if you want them to improve your water system because you can add filtering to it. He stated that you can use it in the general fund for anything that is needed. He stated that it is not limited to just the water system. The Secretary-Treasurer asked if we were still an eligible candidate even though we do not operate the water system. Attorney Robert Faucheux stated that he thinks it is for the Assumption Paish Waterworks. The Jury explained that they are a separate entity. Police Juror Myron Matherne stated that he will need to speak to them. Attorney Robert Faucheux stated that he thought we ran the water system. President Jeff Naquin stated that he told him that on the phone that they are their own entity. The Secretary-Treasurer will provide Attorney Faucheux the contact information for the Assumption Parish Waterworks. 22. President Jeff Naquin recognized Mr. Joshua Stutes with LADOTD to discuss grass cutting, maintenance of all ditches, trimming of trees and overlaying of all State Highways. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that he brought a couple maintenance engineers that were just recently appointed at the district as well as another engineer that’s over the road transfer program. In reference to the memo from July 9th he stated that the grass cutting is a really hot topic right now. He stated that they got a little behind due to resources, personnel and equipment. However, they did receive help from a neighboring district to get that first cycle cut. He stated that directly after that they spray with some herbicide to help keep it knocked down and in August they will probably have to get another cycle in. He stated that they try to get three (3) cycles in a year. He added that he has been working with other districts, the Legislators and Representative Martinez about how they can improve this. He stated that right now they’re developing IDIQ for five (5) typical maintenance activities such as concrete patching, ditch digging, vegetative maintenance, mowing and one more that he can’t remember off hand. He included that they have some LTI funding that can go directly towards that. He stated that they are carving out $1.8 Million of the LTI specifically for those five (5) IDIQ’s. He stated that grass cutting has always been challenging, it got out of control really quick and they got behind really quick. He stated that it should be better more current. Police Juror Myron Matherne stated that Hwy 70 through Pierre Part was just done and they did a wonderful job. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that they are buying tractors, zero turns, and bushhogs so they will have all of the equipment. Police Juror Myron Matherne stated that he also has a drainage project which is a cross culvert across the highway at 4429 Highway 70. He stated that this needs to be changed very soon. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that he received a complaint about drainage in Napoleonville on LA 1 of water stacking on the road but this is one they can’t complete in house. Police Juror Jamie Ponville stated that on North Bay Road in Pierre Part they have a cross culvert and the work order has been in there for years. He asked for an update on this. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that he just got aware of this literally this afternoon. He stated that this is something they can do inhouse but they had to get with their landscape architect to let them know they were doing this maintenance task to see if it will affect this significant tree. He stated that the last correspondence for this was late 2025 and it was determined that with what they are going to do it will stress out the tree but it’ll be fine. He stated what happened after that was Ascension Parish, Assumption Parish, Iberville Parish and even their district wide crews went to LA 405 where they are building the Hyundai Steel Plant. Police Juror Jamie Ponville stated that it was long before this came about, this is a drainage project, all of the materials are ready to go and they are just waiting on this cross culvert to be changed out. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that they will be going take a look at that. He stated that this is a twenty-four (24) inch pipe as he understands. He stated that he sees that this can be done in a day, but they won’t be able to get to this until November. Police Juror Ron Alcorn stated that they have a minimal crew that takes care of three (3) parishes; the West Side, St. James and all of Assumption. He stated that they barely see the crew and we need help and that’s all we are doing is saying “give us some attention”. He stated that every time you call the barn the words were “we’re going to put you on the list” or “we got a backlog for eight (8) years”. He stated that we just are looking for some help. Police Juror Leroy Blanchard said to let him finish going through the list. Police Juror Chris Carter asked about Paincourtville and LA 1 on both sides of the road the ditches need to be cleaned and culverts need to be blown out from Paincourtville all the way to the hospital bridge. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that the IDIQ is covering this also, they are not going to be able to get to it all right away but it will be done. He stated that he will be aiming for the more priority ones first and they will get contractors to help. He asks that they make a list for him with all of this. Police Juror Myron Matherne stated that maybe Mr. Joshua Stutes can help with this, a few years ago by the Belle River bridge on Hwy 70 the black top was cut out to patch it. However, this was two (2) years ago and the cut out is still there, no one has come to patch it. Police Juror Leroy Blanchard stated that Hwy 996 has been the same for about two (2) years. Police Juror Jamie Ponville stated that he was told all of the funding went to Hwy 405. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that this is where all of their efforts went until basically June. He stated that paving is the utmost need right now and it has to be done in the summer months. He stated that there is a crew in the audience that is writing all of this down so they can finish these projects. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that Superintendent Kenzie Littles rides around every two (2) weeks to see what trees need to trimmed. He stated that he does make a list and the IDIQ is going to be perfect for that because they will be identifying these things biweekly district wide for his nine (9) parishes. LA 996, he stated that they had final plans last year for that but when the Office of Project Delivery was put into place, their initial role was to take over the capital projects, rehabilitation projects, and resurfacing projects for NFA routes. He stated that all of LA 996 is an NFA route and they will rebuild the road as they would. He stated that they have all of DOTD’s plans but he doesn’t have a time frame. However, he stated that he does expect this to be in motion within the next month. Police Juror Leroy Blanchard stated that if we are fixing the road now, he thinks they need to take a look at addressing those crossings. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that he thought LA 1 was on the national highway system but it is not. He stated that it falls into a different funding category and that’s the one that has the mile long wish list. He added that the good news is that they’ve been getting extra funding to advance projects that are already on that list, so everything will be moving up a fiscal year. President Jeff Naquin stated that they appreciated Mr. Joshua Stutes and his crew for coming. Mr. Joshua Stutes stated that he wants to speak about the Road Transfer Project. He stated that they transferred LA 1247 and it resulted in some credits and they did the Pear Street Project. He stated that in order to do the Pear Street Project they had to take Pear Street in with a temporary control section and now they are needing to transfer that back to Assumption Parish. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that she will take a look at the forms the President has to sign to transfer it back to Assumption Parish and this will be placed on the next agenda. 23. President Jeff Naquin recognized Ms. Niki LaCoste to discuss the drainage on Verda Street. Ms. Niki LaCoste stated that she is here to discuss some flooding that took place at her residence at 107 Verda Street in Pierre Part. She stated that in 1991 they flooded and then they did a remodel. She stated that work needs to be done on Verda Street and it’s just not getting done. She stated that sweeping the ditches is great but not when there is trash being left in them. She added that they need to clean out the culverts. She stated that the Parish Manager, Mr. Brian Blankenship and Mr. Trevor Leblanc have been wonderful with all of their help. She added that she also wants to acknowledge Mr. Jamie Ponville, he has helped in ways also. She stated that there was some elevation shots that were done at the front of Hwy 70 and the front elevation at Verda and Hwy 70 is 6 foot 4 ½ inches. She stated that they went all the way down Verda Street and it is at 7 foot 3 ½ inches. She included that this is an 11 inch difference and what’s happening is the water is coming back. She stated that this is priority and this needs to be put at the top of the list. She stated that the Shell Beach Boat Launch is great but priority should be your constituents in your ward. She stated that she has to worry every time it rains and sand bags are all over around the house yet the water is still coming in. She demanded that something has to be done. Mr. Matherne has been here since 2000 and every time she tells him about the issues all she gets is the same story. The pump at the highway she stated that there was times the gate valve should have been open and it wasn’t. She stated that she has flooded again last Sunday and she is at her breaking point. The Parish Manager stated that the process is going to start tomorrow and they marked and identified some other areas that they need to dig out. He stated that she will also see at the end of the meeting that there is one for Timothy Street. He added that she will be seeing a lot of activity starting tomorrow. Ms. Niki LaCoste stated that she just wanted to come address it to the jury so they can see what is going on. President Jeff Naquin stated that we do totally understand and they will start seeing activity starting tomorrow. Police Juror Jamie Ponville asked that when this is done to please make sure everything is done right. Ms. Niki LaCoste thanked the jury for their time. Police Juror Leroy Blanchard suggested to put a car seal change lock on the pumps so any non-employees can’t go operate the valve. Mr. Trevor Leblanc, General Maintenance Supervisor stated that he directed one (1) of his workers to close the valve because when that water starts pushing back inwards, you need to close it. He added that them temporary pumps are not a solution at all. 24. President Jeff Naquin requested to discuss a potential ordinance regarding golf cart usage on parish roads. Police Juror Leroy Blanchard stated that he gave Mr. Calabro a copy of the State Statute so he can read it to make sure that he was interpreting it correctly. He stated that there is a State Statute right now that says that golf carts are not allowed on public roads. He stated that the parish can adopt an ordinance to allow usage on parish roads, but they will still be banned on state roads. He stated that if they want to allow it they can approve it, but as of right now every one is doing it illegally. He added that several people have mentioned minors driving them, and they do not know the rules of the road to be operating the golf cart. He stated that this will be some cost on the parish due to having to erect signs on streets that it will be allowed on. He added that golf cart owners will have to obtain liability insurance which is equivalent to what’s required for a car. He stated that if they take no action on this then it can be enforced on anyone that’s operating on any public road, they can not operate a golf cart on a public road. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that even if the board made a decision they still can’t enforce it. No action was taken on this item. 25. President Jeff Naquin requested an update on the Labadieville Ballpark. Mr. Trevor Leblanc, General Maintenance Supervisor stated that it is undergoing several maintenance, infrastructure and safety improvements. He stated that they have updated the electrical systems inside of the concession stand and the bathrooms. They have thought about adding more circuits inside of the building in the future, he stated. He included that there are new doors and door frames on the concession stand and bathrooms. He added that there was an iron frame bleacher that they did restore for a seating area for spectators and park visitors. He added that they also did clean out all of the gutters, all of the down spouts and elbows were replaced whether they were damaged or completely missing, they removed a couple stadium light poles that were removed from the ground and the old press box was demolished and removed. He stated that the outstanding work to be completed there is the weather heads that were located by the press box and he is recommending to repair the floor in the storage shed. He stated that it is completely rotted out and they have material that is being stored in there. President Jeff Naquin granted him permission to move forward with changing the floor. He asked about the electricity. Mr. Trevor Leblanc stated that all electricity is up. Police Juror Jamie Ponville asked President Jeff Naquin when does he plan on turning the park over to the public so they can start maintaining the park themselves. President Jeff Naquin stated that they can’t cut the grass with our equipment, they have to have their own equipment. He asked if there are any safety issues left. Mr. Trevor Leblanc stated that other than the weather heads that are leaning that’s it. President Jeff Naquin stated that as soon as he gets 100% he will be ready to turn it over to the public. Mr. Trevor Leblanc stated that he has a manlift scheduled to be picked up on Monday morning so he can address those poles. Police Juror Jamie Ponville asked to please put this back on the next agenda so they can turn this loose to the public. 26. President Jeff Naquin requested approval to establish a parish wide prayer to display in all churches, schools, and public meeting centers in entrance foyer. Police Juror Charles Breaux stated that he would like to have the ten (10) commandments placed in all of these locations. ADA Michael Calabro stated that he has to take a look at this to see what we have to do relative to this. No further action was taken. 27. President Jeff Naquin requested a discussion with Post Masters. Police Juror Charles Breaux stated that he received a summons from here on July 10, 2026 and the date on the letter was July 1, 2026. He stated that the letter said he has fifteen (15) days to cut the grass but he couldn’t do it because he was seeing a doctor. He stated that he would like to know who in this body prosecuted that against him. Police Juror Chris Carter stated that this is public record, it came from the Police Jury because someone came here and complained. President Jeff Naquin stated that this is not part of the agenda so it will have to be another discussion. He stated that his grass needs to be cut. Police Juror Charles Breaux stated that he did cut it. President Jeff Naquin asked why is an extension needed if the lot was cut. Police Juror Charles Breaux stated because the jury might come and say it’s not right. He stated that through courtesy someone should have told him that this was going on. Police Juror Chris Carter stated that the jury does not get the notice that the secretaries upstairs do. Mr. Charles Breaux continued to get really upset. He was advised to maintain his grass but no juror was above the law. 28. President Jeff Naquin requested approval of the 2nd phase of the derelict structure for dwelling located at 125 Palm Lane. 29. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the Jury approve the 2nd phase of the derelict structure for dwelling located at 125 Palm Lane.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 30. President Jeff Naquin requested approval of the Can Shake Permit for Knights of Columbus 1099, October 9th & 10th, 2026. 31. Police Juror Leroy Blanchard offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, “THAT, the Jury approve the Can Shake Permit for Knights of Columbus 1099, October 9th & 10th, 2026.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 32. President Jeff Naquin requested approval of the following Occupational License applications: Rooster’s Nest (Napoleonville), Angela Young (Bayou L’Ourse), A Cut Above (Belle Rose), NLEWIS Logistics, LLC (Napoleonville), Ashworth Mechanical Services (Pierre Part), Landry’s Blessings From Da Bayou (Pierre Part), and LLand Contractors, LLC (Belle Rose). 33. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, “THAT, the Jury approve the following Occupational License applications: Rooster’s Nest (Napoleonville), Angela Young (Bayou L’Ourse), A Cut Above (Belle Rose), NLEWIS Logistics, LLC (Napoleonville), Ashworth Mechanical Services (Pierre Part), Landry’s Blessings From Da Bayou (Pierre Part), and LLand Contractors, LLC (Belle Rose).” This motion was unanimously adopted. 34. President Jeff Naquin requested approval of the following Temporary Liquor License application: St. Philomena Catholic Church, Rachel Landry, 120 Convent Street, Labadieville, LA 70372, DBA: St. Philomena Family Day. 35. Police Juror Charles Breaux offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, “THAT, the Jury approve the following Temporary Liquor License application: St. Philomena Catholic Church, Rachel Landry, 120 Convent Street, Labadieville, LA 70372, DBA: St. Philomena Family Day.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 36. President Jeff Naquin stated that he has a deviation for a proclamation for Pastor Tedrick Mills Sr. and “THEE PREVAILING Church Family”. 37. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “THAT, the Jury approve to deviate.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 38. Police Juror Ron Alcorn read the proclamation: Dear, Pastor Tedrick J. Mills, Sr. and “THEE PREVAILING Church Family”. It is with great honor and heartfelt appreciation that we extend sincere congratulations to “THEE PREVAILING” Church on the celebration of its 14th Church Anniversary. For fourteen years, Pastor Tedrick J. Mills, Sr., Founder and Senior Pastor, has faithfully answered the call to ministry, leading with vision, dedication, sacrifice, and an unwavering love for God and His people. Through his leadership, “THEE PREVAILING” Church has faithfully proclaimed the Word of God, strengthened families, served those in need, and brought hope, encouragement, and light to the Assumption Parish community. This 14th Anniversary is a powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness and the enduring impact of faithful service. Pastor Mills’ commitment to the work of ministry has touched countless lives and contributed meaningfully to the spiritual strength and well-being of individuals, families, and the greater community. As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, we are reminded of the words of Jesus in Matthew 16:18: “…upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” May God continue to richly bless and strengthen Pastor Tedrick J. Mills, Sr., his family, the church leadership, and the entire “THEE PREVAILING” Church family. May this ministry continue to grow in faith, fulfill God’s purpose, and shine as a beacon of hope and love for generations to come. Congratulations on 14 years of faithful ministry, steadfast service, and unwavering commitment to God and the people of Assumption Parish. May the Lord continue to order your steps, enlarge your territory, and allow “THEE PREVAILING” Church to prevail and prosper in the years ahead. 39. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “THAT, the Jury approve to adopt the proclamation for Thee Prevailing Church.” 40. President Jeff Naquin questioned if we had any public comments, questions or concerns regarding this item due to it being a deviation. Following three (3) calls, there were no public comments received. 41. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “THAT, the Jury approve to adopt the proclamation for Thee Prevailing Church.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 42. Police Juror Charles Breaux offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the Jury approve to deviate.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 43. Police Juror Charles Breaux offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the Jury approve and authorize to install a street light at 149 Louis Lane, Napoleonville, LA 70390.” 44. President Jeff Naquin questioned if we had any public comments, questions or concerns regarding this item due to it being a deviation. Following three (3) calls, there were no public comments received. 45. Police Juror Charles Breaux offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the Jury approve and authorize to install a street light at 149 Louis Lane, Napoleonville, LA 70390.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 46. The Parish Manager stated that he has one (1) item that he needs to add to the agenda that is important. He stated that on Teddy Street there is a project for culvert replacement and during the process of identifying the projects in Oakridge Subdivision he noticed that the address was wrong for a project. He stated that project #93208 approved on 8/28/24 was identified at 122 Teddy Street and the address is physically 123 Teddy Street. He stated that if he does not change the address then the project is going to come back as not done in a proper location. 47. Police Juror Myron Matherne offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, “THAT, the committee approve to deviate.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 48. Police Juror Myron Matherme offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ira Patureau, “THAT, the Jury approve to change the address on project #93208 to 123 Teddy Street.” 49. President Jeff Naquin questioned if we had any public comments, questions or concerns regarding this item due to it being a deviation. Following three (3) calls, there were no public comments received. 50. Police Juror Myron Matherme offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ira Patureau, “THAT, the Jury approve to change the address on project #93208 to 123 Teddy Street.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 51. Police Juror Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, “THAT, there being no further business to come before the Regular Meeting, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. Kim M. Torres Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Naquin President On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve to re-appoint Mr. Austin Bland and re-appoint Mr. Kenneth Landry, President to the Landry Subdivision Gravity Drainage District #7 effective 8/28/26 each for 5 year terms. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve a drainage project and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with Brian Oubre for replacement of collapsed culverts at 212 Cindy Street at a total cost of $2,963. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve a drainage project and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with Shawn M. Ponville for culvert installation at 115 Hickory Street at a total cost of $1,339.34. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve a drainage project and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with Jerry P. & Suzanna H. Hue for replacement of collapsed culvert at 110 Comeaux Street at a total cost of $917. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve a drainage project and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with St. Germain & Guillot, LLC for the replacement of damaged and collapsed culvert running parallel with Comeaux Street at a total cost of $2,464. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve a drainage project and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with Jerry Jr. & Yvette S. Landry at 2660 Hwy 70 at a total cost of $1,969.97. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve a drainage project and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with R&S Landry Holdings, LLC for replacement of culvert on Verda Street (4429 Hwy 70) at a total cost of $2,374. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with Jeremy J. Landry Trucking, LLC (2704 Hwy 70). Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve a drainage project and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with Adam Alleman Jr. for replacement of collapsed culvert at 127 Renee Street at a total cost of $1,448. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve a drainage project and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with Dominique J. & Jennifer S. Cavalier for replacement of collapsed culvert at 133 Renee Street at a total cost of $1,989. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury (APPJ) does hereby approve a drainage project and authorize its President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as recommended by the Parish Manager with Connie K. & Troy Dumas at 192 Ideal Street at a total cost of $4,200 for labor assistance only. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to cease the salary of $3,000 to the Special Programs Director for Grants Coordinator Services effective August 21, 2026. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and ratify the hiring of the following individuals as recommended by the Parish Manager with a change for Tyler Jones from a R&B Equipment Operator II-B to a 1% - General Maintenance Worker effective 8/14/26: 1. Otis J. Davis Equipment Operator 1-B R&B 3/31/26 2. Nathaniel Cargo General Maintenance Worker 1% 4/6/26 3. Calvin Bradford General Fund Maintenance Worker GF 4/6/26 4. Nicholas Naquin General Maintenance Worker 1% 4/6/26 5. Tyler Andrew General Fund Maintenance Worker GF 5/12/26 6. Khyree Johnson Equipment Operator II R&B 6/30/26 7. Adele Holifield General Maintenance Worker R&B 7/10/26 8. Austin Alleman Equipment Operator II-B R&B 7/15/26 9. Keith Robertson Equipment Operator I-B R&B 7/20/26 10. Tyler Jones General Maintenance Worker 1% 8/5/26 Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the transfer of Ms. Caley Delatte, Internal Auditor to Accountant effective August 14, 2026 to a Grade 8 Step 16.5. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Ron Alcorn seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to grant substantial completion to Alonzo Contractors, LLC for the concrete work that was complete on Andras Street for the 2025 Road Overlay Program. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Ron Alcorn, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to “Opt Out” of the Opioid Abatement Settlement as it relates to a non-monetary portion of the TEVA Settlement. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the annual CPI rate adjustment of $0.16 and a total new rate of $3.37 with Waste Depot to be effective August 1, 2026. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve a contract amendment for the Belle Rose Lane Drainage Project Engineering Contract to reflect an additional $15,000 to be funded through project #93220 and inclusive of inspections. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize a contract amendment to include a task order to add Verda Street, Gary Street and Lawes Street to Duplantis Design Group’s scope of work relative to the Ring Levees Project. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED, that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize Change Order No. 1 for the Marais Area Drainage Improvements Project with Sage Construction, LLC in the amount of $7,118.38 for a new driveway replacement not previously identified in inspection and authorize the President and Secretary-Treasurer to sign all necessary documentation. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the Grants Coordinator to apply for an Entergy Micro Grant for electrical service connection for Grant Park in the amount of $1,000. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to accept C.J. Savoie Consulting Engineers, LLC as the lowest quote of $2,500 for the NEPA Review/Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment for the Highway 70 Ring Levee Project and authorize for the President to sign the contract. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to accept Turner Appraisals as the lowest quote of $450 for the Review Appraisal for the Highway 70 Ring Levee Project and authorize the President to sign the contract. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the Grants Coordinator to complete an RFQ for Engineering Services for the Gilbert Dupaty Park Walking Trail. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the deduct Change Order No. 3 for the Grant Park Restroom & Pavillion Building Project with Sage Construction, LLC in the amount of $534.08 to convert from three phase power to single phase power to the site elimination of the Contractor handling the power connection with Entergy and while authorizing $8,800 directly to Entergy through the purchase order system and authorize the President and Secretary-Treasurer to sign all necessary documentation. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the parish to “Opt In” to allow for expedited temporary housing assistance through GOHSEP’s Shelter Assistance Program. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the President to sign the Rue De Kajun over Bayou Pierre Part Bridge Replacement Plans at DOTD. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the President to sign an access and hold harmless agreement with Chris Landry (provided by ADA) for pumping station. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the President to sign the AIA Contract with Gros Flores Positerry, LLC for the renovations to the Courthouse and District Attorney’s Office. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the Mosquito Control Supervisor to advertise and hire a Mosquito Driver. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize IT Support to search for a new updated software system for the Administration Department; obtain a cost estimate and bring back to the jury for consideration. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the Parish Manager to start using inmate labor for maintenance projects. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, the following resolution was presented: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize for Jurors to pay for all expenses for the trip to Washington DC. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution failed as follows: Yeas: Jamie Ponville, Michael Dias, Leroy Blanchard, Ira Patureau Nays: Charles Breaux, Myron Matherne, Ron Alcorn, Chris Carter, Jeff Naquin Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Charles Breaux, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to install a street light at 149 Louis Lane, Napoleonville, LA 70390. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Chris Carter, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize for the Jury to pay for lodging for the trip to Washington DC. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: Charles Breaux, Myron Matherne, Ron Alcorn, Chris Carter, Jeff Naquin Nays: Jamie Ponville, Michael Dias, Leroy Blanchard, Ira Patureau Absent: 0 On a motion by Mr. Myron Matherne, seconded by Mr. Ira Patureau, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve to correct the address on project #93208 from 122 Teddy Street to 123 Teddy Street. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 9/8/2026 Cost: $1,426.50

Engineering/Grants Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 12, 2026 5:20 O’clock p.m. 1. Committee members recorded as present were: Mr. Leroy Blanchard, Chairman; Mr. Jeff Naquin, Mr. Myron Matherne, Mr. Michael Dias, Mr. Charles Breaux, Mr. Jamie Ponville Other Police Jurors recorded as present were: Mr. Ron Alcorn, Mr. Ira Patureau, Mr. Chris Carter 2. Chairman Leroy Blanchard recognized Mr. Jacob Loeske with GIS Engineering for an update on the Jolimar Street Drainage Project, Belle Rose Lane Drainage Project, Bayou St. Vincent Project and Cancienne Canal Project . Mr. Jacob Loeske stated that for the Jolimar Street Drainage Project GIS has received correspondence from the USACE on 8/2/26 that it has been assigned to Hannah Plaisance and they are awaiting further correspondence. For Belle Rose Lane Drainage Project, he stated that they are currently awaiting CJ Savoie for notification to proceed with Bidding Phase. He added that they had an additional project, Marais Drainage Project. He stated that GIS met with Sage Construction representatives to review certified payroll and all were sent back addressed as “Amend and Resubmit”. He stated that all revised certified payrolls have been resubmitted today, 8/12/26 and GIS will review then return back to the contractor by the end of the week. For Bayou St. Vincent, he stated that Geotech field work will likely begin in September, ELOS is updating full project application in the IGX system and GIS is targeting sixty (60) percent plan submittal for the end of August early September. For Cancienne Canal, he stated that the permit application has been submitted and the anticipated timeline for review is six (6) months; however, the timeline may vary contingent upon Federal/State agencies. He added that they are waiting on the permit prior to beginning one hundred (100) percent plans to address any requested conditions listed and they are also working with ELOS regarding the environmental and land services. He included that ELOS is contacting and coordinating with landowners along the project site. 3. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “THAT, the committee approve a contract amendment for the Belle Rose Lane Drainage Project Engineering Contract to reflect an additional $15,000 to be funded through project #93220 to be inclusive of inspections.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 4. Chairman Leroy Blanchard recognized Mr. James Viguerie with Duplantis Design Group (DDG) for an update on the Ring Levees in Pierre Part/Belle River and to request approval for the President to sign the Agreement to Purchase and Sell Immovable Property. Mr. James Viguerie stated that they have decided on Gary Street, Verda Street and Lawes Street for the sites they are going to proceed with. Committee member Jamie Ponville asked if we were going to have the option for Phillips Street. Chairman Leroy Blanchard stated that they discussed activating them through to move forward with Verda Street and Lawes Street and as those projects develop they can see where the budget is and the scope can be extended to Phillip Street if there is enough funding. 5. Committee member Myron Matherne offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize a contract amendment to include a task order to add Verda Street, Gary Street and Lawes Street to Duplantis Design Group’s scope of work relative to the Ring Levees Project.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 6. Chairman Leroy Blanchard recognized Mr. Robert Haydel with Infinity Engineering for an update on the Parish-Wide Sewer Plant Improvements Project. Mr. Robert Haydel stated that construction is near completion. He stated that all of the sites are operational except for Georgette. For Blackwell Lane, he stated that they were able to install the gantry winch in the electrical rack roof. For Grisaffi, he stated the gantry winch was installed. For Violet Street, he stated that they were able to mount the wet well pump winch. For Belle Rose Lane, he stated that the gantry winch and the roof for the electrical rack was installed. For Belle Rose Lane Lift Station, he stated that they mounted the hand crank winch which is where most of the active construction is taking place. He added that they installed the conduit for the EQ pumps, relocated the generator, located the generator pad, and mounted VFD’s on the electrical rack. He stated that they have informed the contractor that new motors are not required since the site voltage is confirmed to be 240 voltages. He stated that the electrical completion is pending a review and approval of electrical one line diagram that reflects the required electrical modifications. He included that once the parish agrees with a recommendation they will inform Byron Talbot to move forward with the electrical modifications and complete the station. He stated that additional outstanding concerns would be the Davis Bacon documentation and he will submit the semiannual labor compliance report to the parish to be completed and submitted to the Department of Labor. 7. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update of the Marais Drainage project. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that they had some modifications made to the design of the deck. He stated that they will be coming to the next meeting with an actual deduct because they found some cost savings. He stated that the contractor is ordering material but they are still waiting on delivery of engines. He stated that one (1) thing they did come across as they began their survey and excavation of the side ditches along Cancienne Road, is a homeowner there has installed a concrete driveway over one (1) of the culverts that need to be replaced. He stated that the driveway was not there at the time of design and not when they bid the project so the cost they received from the contractor was to remove that driveway and replace it. He stated that they are requesting that in the form of a change order in the amount of $7,118.38 with an increase of two (2) days of construction time. 8. Committee member Charles Breaux offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize Change Order No. 1 for the Marais Area Drainage Improvements Project with Sage Construction, LLC in the amount of $7,118.38 for a new driveway replacement not previously identified in inspection and authorize the President and Secretary-Treasurer to sign all necessary documentation.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 9. Chairman Leroy Blanchard stated that there is another item to review all of the ditches and canals that have been cleaned. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that he called the office to see who placed that on the agenda but no one knew. Committee member Charles Breaux stated that they have to clean around Supreme to get the water out. He stated that this was condemned when they stopped grinding. He stated that we have to get through right there and right now that properties for sale. He stated that maybe we can make a deal or something to go through there right now being it’s all for sale. Mr. Joseph Savoie told him he will contact him at the end of this week or beginning of next week so they can meet out there at some point. Chairman Leroy Blanchard stated that currently this is outside of the scope of the Marais Drainage Project. Mr. Joseph Savoie agreed. 10. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update from the Grants Coordinator. Ms. Doreen Rivere stated that she has some items for approval. Chairman Leroy Blanchard asked if we had any more update from DOTD on the Belle Rose Sidewalks. Ms. Doreen Rivere stated that they let her know that he is a few days away from being able to give the notice to proceed to begin the additional survey for LA 998 that was additionally requested for the project. She stated that he let her know that it will take the survey crew an estimated month and a half to complete the work then Thompson Engineering will resume with design once the survey information is received. The Parish Manager stated that he will give an update on the LA 403 sidewalks. He stated that he did have the plan in hand and he went in the field and walked the project with DOTD from Grant Park all the way to the church. He stated that there are some issues with stuff being in the way that they had to contact the cable companies, but there’s quite a substantial increase in it. Police Juror Ron Alcorn asked what was it budgeted at. The Parish Manager stated originally it was a $60,000 match with the project budget of $600,000. The Grants Coordinator stated that she did speak with DOTD and they told her they would do another letter of commitment with additional funding once they get the finalized numbers. 11. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize the Grants Coordinator to apply for an Entergy Micro Grant for electrical services connection for Grant Park in the amount of $1,000.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 12. Committee member Myron Matherne offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize to accept C.J. Savoie Engineering Consulting Engineers, LLC as the lowest quote in the amount of $2,500 for the NEPA Review/Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment for the Highway 70 Ring Levee Project and authorization for the President to sign the contract.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 13. Committee member Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize to accept Turner Appraisals as the lowest quote in the amount of $450 for the Review Appraisal for the Highway 70 Ring Levee Project and authorize the President to sign the contract.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 14. Committee member Myron Matherne offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jeff Naquin, ”THAT, the committee approve to go out for RFQ for Engineering Services for the Gilbert Dupaty Park Walking Trail.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 15. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update on the Ag Center Roof Project. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that they had a pre-bid conference for the arena roof and they issued the final addendums two (2) days ago. He stated that they will receive bids tomorrow. As far as the restrooms are concerned, he stated that he did reach out to the Fire Marshall and he would let the local inspector in the area know. 16. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update on the Health Unit Repairs. The Parish Manager stated that the Health Unit, Courthouse and District Attorney’s Office will all be the same update. He stated that the environmental testing was complete and we should have a report by Monday. 17. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update on the Courthouse Renovations Project. The Parish Manager stated that the update is the same for the Courthouse as the Health Unit however, there may be some additional site testing required for the Courthouse. He stated that he won’t have this report until Monday. He stated that he met with the Clerk of Court and they discussed the electrical and the confines of it. He stated that they came out with a detailed map. Police Juror Ron Alcorn stated that he thinks this is a lot for one (1) person to handle. He stated that when we had a parish engineer a project of this magnitude was handled by the Parish Engineer. 18. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update on the Shell Beach Boat Launch Project. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that they held a pre-construction conference with the contractor and they have a tentative notice to proceed date of September 1, 2026 with mobilizing after Labor Day. 19. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval of amendment #1 for the Belle Rose Drainage Improvements Project. He stated this item was actually already covered under number one (1). 20. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval of Change Order No. 3 for the Grant Park Restroom & Pavillion Building Project and authorize President and Secretary-Treasurer to sign all necessary documentation. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that there was a change order that has been reduced. He stated that they met with the contractors as well as Entergy and they’ve chosen to go a different route. He stated instead of running the energy and power through the contractor, it’s more cost effective for the parish to do that through a direct purchase order since the meter will be in their name anyway. He added that this will actually generate a deduct change order from the contractor in the amount of $534.08 for the reduction of power from a three phase to a single phase. He stated then they will need a purchase order to Entergy in the amount of $8,800 to bring the power to that site. 21. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, ”THAT, the committee approve the deduct Change Order No. 3 for the Grant Park Restroom & Pavillion Building Project with Sage Construction, LLC in the amount of $534.08 to convert from three phase power to single phase power to the site and elimination of the Contractor handling the power connection with Entergy with the parish issuing a purchase order to Entergy in the amount of $8,800 to bring power to the site.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 22. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval of a Letter of “No Objection” for proposed construction of a new 500kV and 230kV transmission line both originating at the proposed Riverplex Substation to the Churchill Substation located in Ascension, Assumption, Iberville, Jefferson, Lafourche, Saint Charles, Saint James, and Saint John the Baptist Parishes, Louisiana. 23. Committee member Charles Breaux offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, ”THAT, the committee approve the Letter of “No Objection” for proposed construction of a new 500kV and 230kV transmission line both originating at the proposed Riverplex Substation to the Churchill Substation located in Ascension, Assumption, Iberville, Jefferson, Lafourche, Saint Charles, Saint James, and Saint John the Baptist Parishes, Louisiana.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 24. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval for the parish to “Opt In” to allow for expedited temporary housing assistance through GOHSEP’s Shelter Assistance Program. The OSHEP Director stated that this is a yearly thing whether there is a hurricane or disaster that temporary housing needs to be brought to the parish, that we waive any land use or other regulations that would be required for permanent housing. 25. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, ”THAT, the committee approve for the parish to “Opt In” to allow for expedited temporary housing assistance through GOHSEP’s Shelter Assistance Program.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 26. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval and authorization for the President to sign the Rue De Kajun over Bayou Pierre Part Bridge Replacement Plans with DOTD. He stated that there was some miscommunication with the residents but this will be a multi-span bridge with twenty (20) foot spans just like what is there now. Committee member Jamie Ponville asked if it will be at the same elevation. Chairman Leroy Blanchard stated that it will actually be higher. 27. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize the President to sign the Rue De Kajun over Bayou Pierre Part Bridge Replacement Plans with DOTD.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 28. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval and authorization for the President to sign an access and hold harmless agreement with Chris Landry (provided by ADA) for access to the pumping station. 29. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize the President to sign an access and hold harmless agreement with Chris Landry (provided by ADA) for access to the pumping station.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 30. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval and authorization for the President to sign the AIA Contract with Gros Flores Positerry, LLC for the renovations to the Courthouse and DA’s Office in the amount of $100,000. 31. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize the President to sign the AIA Contract with Gros Flores Positerry, LLC for the renovations to the Courthouse and DA’s Office in the amount of $100,000.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 32. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, “THAT, there being no further business to come before the Engineering/Grants Committee, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. Kim M. Torres Secretary-Treasurer Leroy Blanchard Engineering/Grants Committee Chairman 9/8/2026 Cost: $405

Solid Waste Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 12, 2026 5:16 O’clock p.m. 1. Committee members recorded as present were: Mr. Jamie Ponville, Chairman; Mr. Jeff Naquin, Mr. Chris Carter, Mr. Leroy Blanchard, Mr. Michael Dias Other Police Jurors recorded as present were: Mr. Charles Breaux, Mr. Myron Matherne, Mr. Ira Patureau, Mr. Ron Alcorn 2. Chairman Jamie Ponville requested approval of Waste Depot’s Annual CPI Rate Adjustment to be effective August 1, 2026, new rate $3.37 - $0.16 increase. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that this is basically for information purposes, it’s not like they have a choice. She stated that this is part of the contract. She added that this is not an increase to any of the constituents and they are still within budget for the current five (5) year contract. 3. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, ”THAT, the committee approve Waste Depot’s Annual CPI Rate Adjustment to be effective August 1, 2026.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 4. Chairman Jamie Ponville requested to discuss the complaints of bulky waste (Waste Depot). He stated that several piles were not picked up and after conversation they claimed it was out of reach. He stated that they came back once the piles were closed and only picked up parts of the piles. Police Juror Myron Matherne stated that in his ward they would not pick up a shed that was being torn down so the pile just kept getting bigger and bigger. Committee member Jeff Naquin stated that a resident in his ward has a dumpster in their yard for demolition removal but put a refrigerator and sofa to the road to be picked up and Waste Depot won’t pick it up due to them having a dumpster in their yard. ADA Michael Calabro stated that the only recommendation he can give is to make a list and see if they will come to a meeting to discuss this. 5.Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, ”THAT, there being no further business to come before the Solid Waste Committee, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. Kim M. Torres Secretary-Treasurer Jamie Ponville Solid Waste Committee Chairman 9/8/26 Cost: $63

Finance Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 12, 2026 5:11 O’clock p.m. 1. Committee members recorded as present were: Mr. Jeff Naquin, Chairman; Mr. Leroy Blanchard, Mr. Ron Alcorn, Mr. Michael Dias, Mr. Chris Carter Other Police Jurors recorded as present were: Mr. Charles Breaux, Mr. Myron Matherne, Mr. Ira Patureau, Mr. Jamie Ponville 2. Chairman Jeff Naquin requested approval to pay the List of Bills submitted through August 7, 2026. 3. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, ”THAT, the committee approve to pay the List of Bills submitted through August 7, 2026.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 4. Chairman Jeff Naquin requested approval to “Opt Out” of the Opioid Abatement Settlement as it relates to a non-monetary portion of the TEVA Settlement. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that every time a new company is added to that litigation we have to chose to opt in. She stated that this one if we chose to opt in they want to send us the actual drug and she has been in communication with the Sheriff and he sees no reason that he would need more. 5. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, ”THAT, the committee approve to “Opt Out” of the Opioid Abatement Settlement as it relates to a non-monetary portion of the TEVA Settlement.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 6. Chairman Jeff Naquin requested to discuss the jurors going to Washington DC. Police Juror Myron Matherne stated that he can’t go this year but he would like to see some type of help. 7. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize for the Jury to pay only rooms for the jurors for the trip to Washington DC.” This motion passed with Michael Dias and Leroy Blanchard opposing. 8. Committee member Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, “THAT, there being no further business to come before the Finance Committee, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. Kim M. Torres Secretary-Treasurer Jeff Naquin Finance Committee Chairman 9/8/2026 Cost: $63

Road and Bridge Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 12, 2026 5:07 O’clock p.m. 1. Committee members recorded as present were: Mr. Ron Alcorn, Chairman; Mr. Charles Breaux, Mr. Leroy Blanchard, Mr. Myron Matherne, Mr. Jeff Naquin, Mr. Jamie Ponville Other Police Jurors recorded as present were: Michael Dias, Mr. Ira Patureau, Mr. Chris Carter 2. Chairman Ron Alcorn requested an update on the 2025 Road Overlay Program. Mr. CJ Savoie stated that they are currently working towards Wards 4 and 5 right now. He stated that things are progressing as far as the asphalt contracts are concerned. He added that he is prepared to recommend substantial completion of the concrete contract that’s with Alonzo Contractors, LLC for the concrete work that was complete on Andras Street. Committee member Jamie Ponville asked what percentage completion are we at for the Road Overlay Program. Mr. CJ Savoie stated that on the asphalt side they are about ninety (90) percent complete. Committee member Jamie Ponville asked what does the budget look like. Mr. CJ Savoie stated that we are slightly over in Ward 8 and Ward 9 currently. However, he would say they are within $50,000 right now of budget. Committee member Jamie Ponville stated that additional funds will not be available more than likely. Mr. CJ Savoie stated that they will not unless the jury increases the budget. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that the more money you add to this contract it could potentially push the next one further back. Committee member Jamie Ponville stated that he completely understands but there are roads that can’t last until the next project. Committee member Jeff Nauqin stated that they are a very good contractor. Chairman Ron Alcorn stated that they are the best we’ve ever had since he’s been a Juror. 3. Committee member Charles Breaux offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, “THAT, the committee grant substantial completion to Alonzo Contractors, LLC for the concrete work that was completed on Andras Street for the 2025 Road Overlay Program.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 4. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Mathene ,“THAT, there being no further business to come before the Road and Bridge Committee, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. Kim M. Torres Secretary-Treasurer Ron Alcorn Road and Bridge Committee Chairman 9/8/2026 Cost: $67.50

Personnel Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 12, 2026 4:13 O’clock p.m. 1.Committee members recorded as present were: Mr. Michael Dias, Chairman; Mr. Jeff Naquin, Mr. Leroy Blanchard, Mr. Jamie Ponville, Mr. Chris Carter Other Police Jurors recorded as present were: Mr. Ira Patureau, Mr. Ron Alcorn, Mr. Myron Matherne Police Juror recorded as absent was: Mr. Charles Breaux 2. Chairman Michael Dias requested authority to cease the salary of $3,000 to the Special Programs Director for Grants Coordinator Services effective August 21, 2026. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that the role has all been transferred to the current Grants Coordinator so she is asking for permission to cease the salary. 3. Committee member Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, ”THAT, the committee approve to cease the salary of $3,000 from the Special Programs Director for Grants Coordinator Services effective August 21, 2026.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 4. Chairman Michael Dias requested approval to ratify the hirings by the Parish Manager. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that Mr. Tyler Jones was hired under Road and Bridge but in his time with us they’ve noticed that he would be more beneficial and has knowledge on repairs of the equipment so they are recommending to move him to 1% as a General Maintenance worker effective 8/14/2026. 5. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, ”THAT, the committee approve to ratify the hiring of the following individuals as recommended by the Parish Manager: Otis J. Davis, Equipment Operator 1-B, R&B; Nathaniel Cargo, General Maintenance Worker, 1%; Calvin Bradford, General Fund Maintenance Worker GF; Nicholas Naquin, General Maintenance Worker, 1%; Tyler Andrew, General Fund Maintenance Worker, GF; Khyree Johnson, Equipment Operator II, R&B; Adele Holifield, General Maintenance Worker, R&B; Austin Alleman, Equipment Operator II-B, R&B; Keith Robertson, Equipment Operator I-B, R&B and Tyler Jones, General Maintenance Worker, 1%.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 6. Chairman Michael Dias requested to discuss parish software equipment. Committee member Chris Carter stated that he spoke to the IT Specialist, about the system we are currently using (IBM AS 400). He stated that he let him know that it is a very old system and he has no knowledge on how to work on the system nor repair it. He stated that the accountant is the one who deals with these problems. He added that he wants the jury to consider having the IT Specialist research some newer systems, see what the cost would be and then determine if there is a funding source. He stated that the AS400 is about thirty-seven (37) or thirty-eight (38) years old. Committee member Jamie Ponville stated that he is in agreement with that and that he would like to also see about updating our purchase order process to be more efficient. 7. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, “THAT, the committee approve and authorize the IT Specialist to search for a current software system for the Administration Department.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 8. Chairman Michael Dias requested to discuss using inmate labor. Committee member Jamie Ponville stated that after speaking with the Sheriff there are some inmates that would like to get out and do some work for us. He stated that he feels like the tax payers of the parish would like to see inmate labor being utilized. 9. Committee member Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the committee approve to start using inmate labor for maintenance projects.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 10. Chairman Michael Dias requested approval to discuss current staffing of the Accounting Department. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that she would like to request permission to go into Executive Session, not to discuss work performance but to discuss current staffing and structure of the department. 11. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, ”THAT, the committee approve to enter into Executive Session.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 12. Police Juror Charles Breaux entered the meeting at this time. 13. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, ”THAT, the committee approve to enter back into Regular Session.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 14. Committee member Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the committee approve and authorize the Secretary-Treasurer to advertise to hire an Accountant/Internal Auditor and Financial Grants Manager for the Administration Department.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 15. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, “THAT, the committee approve and authorize the transfer of Ms. Caley Delatte, Internal Auditor to Accountant effective August 14, 2026 to a Grade 18 Step 16.5.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 16. Chairman Michael Dias stated that we do have one (1) deviation. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that we had a recent resignation of a Senior Mosquito Sprayer so the Mosquito Abatement Supervisor will need authorization to advertise to hire one (1) additional part-time contract driver to replace this individual that resigned. 17. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, “THAT, the committee approve to deviate.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 18. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the committee approve and authorize the Mosquito Abatement Supervisor to advertise and hire a part-time Mosquito Driver.” 19. Chairman Michael Dias asked if we had any public comments, questions or concerns regarding this item due to it being a deviation. Following three (3) calls, there were no public comments received. 20. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the committee approve and authorize the Mosquito Abatement Supervisor to advertise and hire a part-time Mosquito Driver.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 21. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, “THAT, there being no further business to come before the Personnel Committee, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. Kim M. Torres Secretary-Treasurer Michael Dias Personnel Committee Chairman 9/8/2026 Cost: $171