Louisianas Cajun Bayou Tourism Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Wednesday, August 12, 2026 The meeting was called to order at 4:35 pm Members Present: Marguerite Knight-Erwin, Chair William McKee Walton Guidry Donnell Zeringue Kyle Williams Members Absent: Monique Crochet, Vice Chair Jeremy Punch, Secretary/Treasurer Zina Sampey Nicole Emerson Staff Present: Jay Schexnaydre, President & CEO Ian Wallis, Sales & Marketing Manager Brandi Hebert, Finance/Operations Manager Public Present: Approval of Agenda: Action Item #1: K. Williams moved to approve the agenda as presented; W. McKee seconded the motion. Motion passed (5-0). Approval of Meeting Minutes: Action Item #2: D. Zeringue moved to approve the July 2026 meeting minutes as presented; W. McKee seconded the motion. Motion passed (5-0). Public Acknowledgments/Comment: Financial Report: Mrs. Knight-Erwin reported that Total Income for the month of July was $20,505.52. Office of Tourism was $10,000.00 and Interest & Dividends Earned were $10,505.52. Expense exceeded revenue by $87,733.62 for the month. The Budget versus Actual Report was then discussed. Action Item #3: K. Williams moved to approve the financial report as presented; W. McKee seconded the motion. Motion passed (5-0). President and CEOs Report: Mr. Schexnaydre gave an update on his meetings with LCBT partners. The meetings included Outscape, Datafy, Holiday Inn Thibodaux, Q1 Media, State Director of Welcome Centers, The Engine is Red, Threshold 360, Girl Scouts of America, Callahans Computer Services, Nicholls Athletics, Dansereau House, & Team Louisiana. He also attended Galaxiom, Destinations International annual conference, Business at Breakfast, Louisiana Architecture Foundation film screening, ribbon cutting at Bayou Country Childrens Museum, a tour of Nicholls campus & farm, Night at the Museum, Pitch Night, Lafourche Heritage Society annual seminar, Lafourche Parish council meeting, a visit to the Greater Lafourche Port Commission, appeared on FOX8/Nola Now, and hosted journalist Megan Braden-Perry. He then discussed the Cooperative Marketing Program, pavilion rentals, the visitor entrance sign, the Wayfinding Signage project, and server migration. Action Item #4: W. Guidry moved to deviate from the agenda to discuss Chairs Report; K. Williams seconded the motion. Motion passed (5-0). Chairs Report: Mrs. Knight-Erwin went over the Visitor Enterprise CEA Resolution for Fiscal Year 2027. Action Item #5: K. Williams moved to approve the resolution as presented; D. Zeringue seconded the motion. Motion passed (5-0). Mrs. Knight-Erwin then discussed the Segmentation Application for Scenic Byway. This will be discussed in detail at the next meeting. Sales & Marketing Report: Mr. Wallis went over the Destination Promotion Report. Mr. Wallis then discussed the weekly occupancy report for July 2026 and went over the two-year occupancy comparison. He then went over the Monthly Sales and Outreach Report which included one sales lead: NJCAA Beach Volleyball Championships. He then reported definite business with Girl Scouts of America, America & Beyond, FPUSA National Mens Triple Tournament, Galaxiom, Tumbleweed Tours, Road Scholar, YAllStars Southern Skate Showdown, & Sun Tours. Mr. Wallis then gave a summary of hotel property and rate updates, Cajun Bayou Food Trail, SE Spotlight conference, Destinations International conference, FOX8/Nola Now, The Local Lafourche, upcoming travel writers, new visitor guides, & upcoming travel. Committee Reports: New Business: The new visitor guides were discussed. General Discussion: Mr. Williams announced that he is working to get the beautification and tourism commission of Golden Meadow board revitalized. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 6:08 pm. Minutes were approved on ____. The undersigned confirms the accuracy and proper approval of minutes __________________ Board Member 12626727 9/12/26 ($122.85)

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2026 AT 6:00 PM., AT THE LOCKPORT TOWN HALL COMPLEX, 710 CHURCH STREET, LOCKPORT, LA. 70374 1. public hearing to adopt an ordinance for requirements for mobile food/drink trucks in town. Mandy Himel, LMMC Town Clerk In accordance with the Americans with Disability Act, if you need special assistance, please contact the Town Hall at (985) 532-3117, describing the assistance that is necessary. September 12,2026 12623733

N O T I C E Notice is hereby given that on September 8, 2026, Entergy Louisiana, LLC (ELL), a public utility providing retail electric service throughout the State of Louisiana, filed with the Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) its Application of Entergy Louisiana, LLC for Extension of Phase I of the Entergy Future Ready Resilience Plan (the Application). The Application requests LPSC approval, and issuance of a public interest finding regarding, the extension of Phase I of the Entergy Future Ready Resilience Plan (the Resilience Plan). Specifically, ELL seeks specific approval of Phase IA of the Resilience Plan, which includes approximately $600 million in projects proposed to be implemented primarily over the period of 2027 - 2030 (Phase IA). ELLs Phase IA Resilience Plan will not result in a change in rates unless approved by the LPSC and implemented by ELL. ELL also seeks approval to (a) authorize the Companys continued implementation of the Resilience Plan Cost Recovery Rider (Rider RPCR) to provide for contemporaneous recovery of the Phase IA Projects; and (b) correct the Rider RCPR rate calculation to include prospectively transmission and distribution removal costs in the Rider RPCR revenue requirement and to use regulatory assets to facilitate the recovery and tracking of such costs. ELL also requests the continued use of regulatory assets for addressing recovery of (and on, if applicable), the remaining net book value of assets that are replaced through the Resilience Plan, at the level currently reflected in ELLs rates. ELL also requests that the Commission (a) approve the extension of the Monitoring Plan approved in Order No. U-36625 to Phase IA, subject to any modifications the Commission may order; and (b) acknowledge that ELL will be requesting an extension of waiver from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to allow ELL to continue to capitalize certain conductor handling expenses incurred through the Resilience Plan that would otherwise be treated as expenses, and express support or non-opposition to the contemplated FERC waiver request; and (c) direct the Administrative Hearings Division to adopt a procedural schedule necessary to facilitate a Commission decision on this Application no later than July 31, 2027. For questions and comments regarding ELLs filing, please call the LPSC toll free at (800) 256-2397. Additionally, the filing, including its attachments, may be viewed in the Records Division of the LPSC at the following address: Records Division 602 N. 5th Street, 12th Floor Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802 Telephone: (225) 342-3157 ENTERGY LOUISIANA, LLC 12622287 9/12/26 ($128.60)

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2026 AT 6:00 PM., AT THE LOCKPORT TOWN HALL COMPLEX, 710 CHURCH STREET, LOCKPORT, LA. 70374 1. To adopt an ordinance to amend Section 2-238 of the code of ordinances, Town of Lockport, Louisiana, to amend and re-enact a schedule of court costs. 2. To adopt an ordinance to amend the code of ordinances for Town of Lockport, Louisiana, to regulate use, parking, and storage of recreational vehicles and camper enclosures; and to prohibit recreational unit from: (1) being used for habitation, (2) being connected to utilities, (3) blocking sidewalks, and (4) being parked or stored on public property; to provide for storage pads for recreational vehicles; to establish a permit for exceptional uses of recreational vehicles; and to provide for penalties for violations. Mandy Himel, LMMC Town Clerk In accordance with the Americans with Disability Act, if you need special assistance, please contact the Town Hall at (985) 532-3117, describing the assistance that is necessary. 12622182,9/12/26 ($18.72)

LOG # NA-26-18937 NUISANCE CITATION Article IV - Vegetation, Trash, and Junk SEPT. 10, 2026 MAE DORA MAE VERRET BILLIOT 208 INDIGO ST DULAC LA 70353 Dear MAE DORA MAE VERRET BILLIOT On Tuesday, August 4, 2026, a Warning of Nuisance Violation Notice was issued for Article IV - Vegetation, Trash, and Junk. In this notice, you were advised that if you failed to comply with the requirements, a nuisance citation and the assessment of fines would be issued.Please be advised that as of 8/13/2026 11:37:00 AM, the property located at 208 INDIGO ST LOTS 14, 15 & 16 BLOCK 4 ADDEN. 1 A. J. AUTHEMENT S/D #3. CB 2150/505., continues to violate Article IV - Vegetation, Trash, and Junk of Chapter 14, Nuisance Abatement, of the Terrebonne Parish Code of Ordinances.Specific ViolationThe specific violation is the maintaining of grass or weeds and other vegetation more than twelve (12) inches in height when measured perpendicular from the ground.Section 14-66. - lassification of property.(a) (4) Residential property: Any tract of land which has been subdivided into squares/lots, primarily for residential purposes. Residential property must be ubclassified as either undeveloped or developed;a) (4) a. Developed residential property: Any residential property which has been approved as a residential subdivision by the Houma-Terrebonne Regional Planning mmission and/or any subdivided tract of land which is part of a residential subdivision as depicted on a plat of survey properly registered in the conveyance records of the Parish of Terrebonne.Section 14-67. - Prohibitions.(a) No person, firm, or corporation owning or occupying any developed residential property located within the parish shall permit the growth of tall grass or allow the accumulation of trash, refuse, or junk upon the property or upon any sidewalk abutting the property.In addition to requiring that you take measures to correct the nuisance violation, Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government is assessing a nuisance violation fine. You are being assessed a fine in the amount of $250.00 dollars, since this is your first violation. According to the schedule contained in Chapter 14 Section 14-315, Subsection A. of the Terrebonne Parish Code the rates for nuisance violation fines within the areas of Terrebonne Parish of this chapter are as follows:1st Violation - $250.00;2nd Violation within the same calendar year- $500.00;3rd and subsequent violations within the same calendar year - Criminal Enforcement; and/or up to $5,000.If you fail or refuse to take action to correct the violation within the delays contained in this citation, parish crews or a parish contractor may enter the premises where the violation is occurring and remedy the violation at your expense, or begin proceedings in respect to Criminal Enforcement.Please comply with this ordinance on or by 08/21/2026. You are further advised to contact our office once compliance has been completed.Your failure to pay the charges incurred within thirty (30) days after invoicing by the Parish shall result in the filing of a certified copy of such charges with the recorder of mortgages, and the same when so filed and recorded, shall operate as a lien and privilege in favor of the Parish against the property. The charges shall be added by the tax collector of the Parish of Terrebonne to the annual ad valorem tax bill of the property involve.Please be advised that you may contest this citation by requesting a hearing before the Nuisance Administrative Hearing Officer either in person at 8026 Main Street, Suite 203, Houma, LA 70364, or in writing, within seventy-two (72) hours of service. Failure to appear for a requested hearing before the Nuisance Administrative Hearing Officer may carry an additional penalty and shall be considered a prima facie admission of the violation set forth in the nuisance citation. 9/12/26 ($35.28)

Minutes of the Terrebonne Parish Fire Protection District #10 Board Meeting September 8, 2026 Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr, called the meeting to order at 6:08 PM at Terrebonne Parish Fire Protection District #10 at 1767 Bayou Dularge Road, Theriot, LA. Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr, called for roll call. Upon Roll Call; Board members recorded as present: Jimmy Verret, Jr, Carroll Hebert, Sam Small, Jr, Davon Charles Board members recorded as absent: Linton Merritt Pledge of Allegiance led by Jimmy Verret, Jr. Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr, called for Approval of the August 11, 2026 Board Meeting Minutes. Sam Small, Jr moved for a motion to approve the August 11, 2026 Board Meeting Minutes. Seconded by Carroll Hebert. After Discussion. Motion carried with no dissenting votes Secretary/Treasurer Charles D Boudreaux presented the August 2026 Financial Report. Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr, called for Approval of the August 2026 Financial Report. Carroll Hebert, moved for a motion to approve the August 2026 Financial Report. Seconded by Sam Small, Jr. After Discussion, Motion carried with no dissenting votes Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr, called for the report of the Dularge Volunteer Fire Department. The Annual shrimp boil was held on August 28, 2026. Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr, called for Fire Chief's Report Chief Bryan Hebert reported 20 calls during August 2026. The District will no longer respond to auto accidents where no one was injured or the danger of a fire is not present. Sunbelt Fire replaced the water tank, converted lights to LEDs and repaired other items on the new fire engine. It passed all tests and is currently at the main station. Hoses and other equipment will be taken from old Engine 2 and put on the new engine. At this point it will be placed in service. Pre incident planning has begun. Fire Prevention month is next month and Chief Hebert will begin ordering supplies. The elevator at the main station is broken and awaiting parts. Engine 4 is awaiting parts to repair the pump. Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr, called for Old Business QLR has begun repairs at Station 1. Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr called for New Business. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FIRE CHIEF BRYAN HEBERT TO SERVE AS THE AUTHORIZED AGENT AND REPRESENTATIVE OF TERREBONNE PARISH FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 10 FOR PURPOSES OF A LOUISIANA COOPERATIVE ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT The foregoing resolution was read in full, the roll was called on the adoption thereof, and the resolution was adopted by the following votes: YEAS: Davin Charles, Sam Small, Jr., Jimmy Verret, Jr., Carroll Hebert NAYS: None ABSTAINED: None ABSENT: Linton Merritt Next regular scheduled meeting is set for October 13, 2026 at 6:00 PM. Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr called for Public Wishing to Address the Board. No one from the public wishing to address the Board. Chairman Jimmy Verret, Jr called for individual Board requests. none Davon Charles moved for a motion to Adjourn. Seconded by Carroll Hebert. No Discussion, Motion carried with no dissenting votes Jimmy Verret, Jr, Chairman Charles D. Boudreaux, Secretary/Treasurer 9/12/26 ($123.55)

Houma Area Convention and Visitor Bureau Regular Schedule Board Meeting Minutes June 25, 2026 I. Attendance - Board and Staff Member Present: Staff: Margie Scoby Chair Sondra Corbitt Renee Murphy Treasurer Avril Duplantis Raegan Creppell William Bisland Katherine Gilbert Absent: Erica Pellegrin Celeste Landry Vice Chair Mary Guidry Peggy Theriot II. Meeting call to order: M. Scoby called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. III. Roll Call: Quorum was present. IV. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance: W. Bisland led the board in the Invocation, and M. Scoby led the board in the Pledge. V. Public to be Heard: There was no public to be heard VI. Approval of May 2026 minutes: W. Bisland moved to approve the May 2026 minutes. Seconded by: R. Creppell. Motion passed. VII. Approval of April 2026 Financial Reports: The financial statements, including the budget-to-actual comparison for the general fund, for the month of April 2026, were presented by S. Corbitt. E. Pellegrin moved to approve the April 2026 Financials. Seconded by: R. Creppell. Motion passed. VIII. Event Sponsorship Request: Presented by S. Corbitt a. Great Upheaval Commemoration: W. Bisland moved to approve the 2026 Great Upheaval Commemoration Event Sponsorship for $500. Seconded by: E Pellegrin. Motion passed. b. National Acadian Day: W. Bisland moved to approve the 2026 National Acadian Day Event Sponsorship for $500. Seconded by: E Pellegrin. Motion passed. IX. Sponsorship Committee Recommendation and Approval: Presented by S. Corbitt. W. Bisland moved to approve the Recommendations by the Sponsorship Committee as amended. Seconded by: R. Creppell. Motion passed. X. President/CEOs Report: LAMP, Keep Louisiana Beautiful Grant, Louisiana Travel Leadership Academy, Louisiana Travel Association Symposium, October Boad Meeting, Research Database, Advertising Campaign Reports, Sondras schedule XI. Board Announcements: R. Creppell Pride Picnic, M. Scoby 1st African American Military and Virtual Reality Bus. XII. Adjournment: M. Guidry moved to end the meeting at 9:28 a.m. Seconded by: K. Gilbert. Motion passed. Minutes were approved on: The undersigned confirms the accuracy and proper approval of the minutes. Committee Chair September 12,2026 12624494

N O T I C E Notice is hereby given that on September 8, 2026, Entergy Louisiana, LLC (ELL), a public utility providing retail electric service throughout the State of Louisiana, filed with the Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) its Application of Entergy Louisiana, LLC for Extension of Phase I of the Entergy Future Ready Resilience Plan (the Application). The Application requests LPSC approval, and issuance of a public interest finding regarding, the extension of Phase I of the Entergy Future Ready Resilience Plan (the Resilience Plan). Specifically, ELL seeks specific approval of Phase IA of the Resilience Plan, which includes approximately $600 million in projects proposed to be implemented primarily over the period of 2027 - 2030 (Phase IA). ELLs Phase IA Resilience Plan will not result in a change in rates unless approved by the LPSC and implemented by ELL. ELL also seeks approval to (a) authorize the Companys continued implementation of the Resilience Plan Cost Recovery Rider (Rider RPCR) to provide for contemporaneous recovery of the Phase IA Projects; and (b) correct the Rider RCPR rate calculation to include prospectively transmission and distribution removal costs in the Rider RPCR revenue requirement and to use regulatory assets to facilitate the recovery and tracking of such costs. ELL also requests the continued use of regulatory assets for addressing recovery of (and on, if applicable), the remaining net book value of assets that are replaced through the Resilience Plan, at the level currently reflected in ELLs rates. ELL also requests that the Commission (a) approve the extension of the Monitoring Plan approved in Order No. U-36625 to Phase IA, subject to any modifications the Commission may order; and (b) acknowledge that ELL will be requesting an extension of waiver from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to allow ELL to continue to capitalize certain conductor handling expenses incurred through the Resilience Plan that would otherwise be treated as expenses, and express support or non-opposition to the contemplated FERC waiver request; and (c) direct the Administrative Hearings Division to adopt a procedural schedule necessary to facilitate a Commission decision on this Application no later than July 31, 2027. For questions and comments regarding ELLs filing, please call the LPSC toll free at (800) 256-2397. Additionally, the filing, including its attachments, may be viewed in the Records Division of the LPSC at the following address: Records Division 602 N. 5th Street, 12th Floor Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802 Telephone: (225) 342-3157 ENTERGY LOUISIANA, LLC 12622262 9/12/26 ($128.60)