NOTICE Pursuant to La. R.S. 22:691.4.E.(2) notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, December 1, 2026, the Louisiana Department of Insurance, located at 1702 North Third Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70802, will hold a public hearing concerning the acquisition of Magellan Complete Care of Louisiana, Inc., by Madison Health Group, Inc. The Hearing will begin at 10:00 AM in the Poydras Hearing room located on the first floor. Any written comments or questions must be submitted to the above address marked attention "Company Licensing" and be received no later than two days before the Hearing date. Email comments or questions can be submitted to publiccomments@ldi.la.gov. Interested parties may also participate electronically by going to ldi.la.gov/public-hearings and clicking on the link provided therein on the date and time stated above. Timothy J. Temple Commissioner of Insurance Louisiana Department of Insurance November 8, 9, 10 2026 LLOU0631134 $77.12

CPSB Meeting Minutes Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at 4:00 PM Caddo Parish School Board 1961 Midway, Shreveport, LA 1. Opening Items 1.01 Call to order 1.02 Student Leader of the Month (Kingstyn Larry, University Elementary) 1.03 Invocation 1.04 Pledge of Allegiance (University Elementary School Students) 1.05 Student/Staff Presentations and Recognitions September 2026 Board Recognitions Memo.docx 1.06 Roll Call Present: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Katie McLain, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present: Don Little 1.07 Committee Report Dr. Vinson, Chairman of the CPSB Ad Hoc-Contracts, Procurement, and Opportunity Committee gave the report from the September 1, 2026 meeting. 2. Minutes 2.01 Consideration to approve the minutes of the August 18, 2026 CPSB Meeting. Final CPSB Meeting Minutes - Aug 18 2026.docx Move to approve the minutes of the August 18, 2026 CPSB Meeting. Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Katie McLain Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Katie McLain, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Abstain: Dr Bonita Douzart Not Present at Vote: Don Little Motion Carries 10-0 3. Agenda Setup 3.01 Agenda read into the record 3.02 Board Members recommend items for consent 6.01, 6.02, 6.03, 8.02.8.03, 8.04, 8.06, 8.07 4. Visitor's Section 4.01 Visitor's Section Ruby Small, Alma Rogers, and Jacqueline Miller spoke regarding the Mooretown community and the utilization of the Mooretown Elementary School building; Jordan Thomas, Red River United, voiced concerns over the number of district resignations and emphasized the need to resolve salary inequities. 5. Recommended Consent Items 5.01 Consideration to approve the recommended agenda items for consent: 6.01, 6.02, 6.03, 8.02, 8.03, 8.04, 8.06, 8.07 Move to approve the recommended agenda items for consent: Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Katie McLain Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Katie McLain, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Motion Carries 11-0 6. Personnel Transactions Report 6.01 Consent: Personnel Leaves (Stanford 603-7105) Personnel Leaves - Certified Personnel - September 2026.pdf Personnel Leaves - Classified Personnel - September 2026.pdf Move to approve Personnel Leaves as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 6.02 Consent: Personnel Resignations (Stanford 603-7105) Personnel Transaction Reports - September 2026 - Classified and Certified Personnel.pdf Move to approve Personnel Resignations as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 6.03 Consent: Administrative Contract Renewals (Stanford 603-7105) Administrative Contract Renewals - For Approval - September 2026.pdf Move to approve Administrative Contract Renewals as recommended by staff and in the electronic mailout. 7. Bids 8. Other Action Items 8.01 Property/Bus Rental Requests (Greer 603-7107) Request for Use of School Bus - Broadmoor Baptist Church.pdf Request for Use of School Bus - Peaceful Rest Baptist Church.pdf Move to approve the property/bus rental requests as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Katie McLain Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Dr Bonita Douzart, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Katie McLain, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Abstain: Mary Trammel Motion Carries 10-0 8.02 Consent: Consideration to approve revision to CPSB Policy IDDFC (Abrams) IDDFC-revised 0826.pdf Move to approve revision to CPSB Policy IDDFC based on Legislative Action and submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.03 Consent: Begin the process of naming an existing building at North Caddo Magnet High School the Les Mason Athletic Complex (Umling, District 1) Les Mason.pdf Memo-Steve Umling, District 1.pdf Irvin letter.pdf Pastor Nation.pdf Irvin letter.pdf Pastor Nation.pdf Letters of Recommendation Les Mason.pdf Les Mason Kind Words.pdf Move to begin the process of naming an existing building at North Caddo Magnet High School the Les Mason Athletic Complex, as recommended by Steve Umling, District 1 Representative. 8.04 Consent: Consideration to approve revisions to the 2026-2027 Caddo Personnel Evaluation Plan (Stanford 603-7105) 2026-2027 Caddo Personnel Evaluation Plan Revisions.pdf PEP 2026-27.pdf Move to approve revisions to the 2026-2027 Caddo Personnel Evaluation Plan as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Dottie Bell Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Katie McLain, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Motion Carries 11-0 8.05 Consent: Consideration to approve a Resolution declaring a public emergency for repairs/replacement of the fire alarm system at Judson Fundamental Magnet Elementary School (Greer 603-7107) Memo - Judson Elementary.pdf CPSB Judson Emergency Resolution Board 9.15.2026.pdf Move to approve a Resolution declaring a public emergency for repairs/replacement of the fire alarm system at Judson Fundamental Magnet Elementary School as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.06 Consent: Consideration to approve a Resolution declaring a public emergency for repairs/replacement of the fire alarm system at Captain Shreve High School (Greer 603-7107) Memo - Captain Shreve HS.pdf CPSB Capt Shreve Emergency Resolution Board 9.15.2026.pdf Move to approve a Resolution declaring a public emergency for repairs/replacement of the fire alarm system at Captain Shreve High School as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.07 Consideration to approve the Superintendent's Evaluation Move to approve the Superintendent's Evaluation Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Dottie Bell Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Dr Terence Vinson and Katie McLain Motion Carries 9-0 9. Superintendent's Report 9.01 Superintendent's Announcements and Information Only Mr. Burton stated that Shreveport/Bossier has been named 1 of 3 2026 Great American Defense Communities due to our support for our Military, Veterans, and BAFB. Additionally, Caddo has gone from zero Purple Star Schools to more than a dozen. He added that he was asked by KEEL Radio to be a guest host Thursday at 6am. 10. Board Member Announcements and Requests 10.01 Board Member Announcements and Requests Dr. Douzart announced Claiborne Fundamental Magnet Elementary School led the district with growth in Math and English Language Arts on the 2026 Leap Test. She added that during her service as a board member she has not missed a Caddo Magnet High Veterans Day Program or Graduation, while attending many Veterans Day Programs at other schools in the district. Dr. Vinson invited the board to the Soul Bowl at 5pm on Saturday. Mr. Umling introduced the upcoming 2026 District 1 Representative, Mrs. Carmichael. Mr. Rachal announced he would be traveling to Pennsylvania to compete in a pistol competition. Mrs. Bell congratulated Huntington High School students as they were inducted into the Law Program. Ms. Green invited everyone to the Soul Bowl and announced it was also her 20th Class Reunion. Ms. Trammel said she had the pleasure of visiting with Ascension Smith, the first Principal of Caddo Magnet High. Ms. Trammel stated she attended Back to School Night at Atkins Elementary and she was overwhelmed by parental turnout. 11. Executive Session 11.01 Superintendent's Evaluation Move to go into Executive Session Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Dottie Bell Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 12. Adjournment 12.01 Adjournment Move to Adjourn the September 15, 2026 CPSB Meeting. Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Jasmine Green Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Dr Terence Vinson and Katie McLain Motion Carries 9-0 _________________ School Board President _________________ Board Secretary 12768176 11/10/26 ($216.68)

CPSB Ad Hoc Contracts, Procurement, and Opportunity Committee Public Minutes Tuesday, September 1, 2026 at 2:00 PM Caddo Parish School Board 1961 Midway Shreveport, Louisiana 1. Opening Items 1.01 Call to Order/Roll Call The Committee members present were: Chairman Dr. Terence Vinson, Dottie Bell, Barry Rachal, Steve Umling, Theron Jackson, Brandon Brown, Markey Pierre, Tim Magner, Brittany Dunn, and Dr. Gayle Flowers. Board Member Jasmine Green was also present, along with Superintendent Burton and Board Counsel Reginald Abrams. 1.02 Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance The Invocation was given, and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Theron Jackson. 1.03 Confirm the Agenda A motion to confirm the agenda as presented was made by Dr. Gayle Flowers, seconded by Brittany Dunn. Motion carried with a unanimous vote. 2. Review Details from Meeting 3 The committee reviewed the board-approved minutes of the August 4, 2026 CPSB Ad Hoc Committee Meeting 3. Solutions Presented to the Committee Dr. Tim Magner moved to approve the following recommendations, and Dottie Bell seconded. Motion carried unanimously. 1. Annual Vendor Maintenance & Renewal: Implement an annual renewal process requiring Opportunity Caddo vendors to submit a simple one-page recertification form to verify active business status and state/local standing. 2. Vendor Education & Training: Offer quarterly Procurement 101 workshops and create on-demand online training modules on the district website to assist vendors with application and bidding processes. 3. Data & Performance Dashboard: Develop a comprehensive tracking dashboard to measure active vendor participation, school-level spending, contracts awarded, dollar values, and progress toward aspirational goals. 4. School-Level Preferred Vendor List: Provide school principals and department heads with an official list of Opportunity Caddo vendors as a preferred vendor list for discretionary projects under the $60,000 state bid threshold. 5. Direct Electronic Bid Notifications: Upgrade website and IT database capabilities to establish an automated email alert system that sends bid notices directly to Opportunity Caddo vendors in real time. 6. CMAR Utilization for Major Projects: Recommend that the board evaluate using Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) on a case-by-case basis for large construction projects exceeding $5 million. 7. Assigned Program Oversight: Assign clear internal departmental responsibility to manage Opportunity Caddo vendor renewals, data collection, and school outreach. 8. Marketing & Media Campaign: Launch a targeted marketing and social media campaign combining vendor success stories with participation data to promote awareness. 4. Visitors 4.01 Visitors Section No visitors attended the meeting. 5. Adjournment The motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Dottie Bell, and seconded by Brittany Dunn. The vote was unanimous, and the meeting was adjourned. 12768150 11/10/26 ($88.64)

CPSB Meeting Minutes Tuesday, August 18, 2026 at 4:00 PM Caddo Parish School Board Room, 1961 Midway, Shreveport, Louisiana 1. Opening Items 1.01 Call to order 1.02 Student Leader of the Month (Kaleb Law, Captain Shreve High School) 1.03 Invocation (Jeri Bowen, District 8) 1.04 Pledge of Allegiance (Riverside Elementary Students) 1.05 Student/Staff Presentations and Recognitions 1.06 Roll Call Present: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Jerry Bowman Jr and Katie McLain 2. Minutes 2.01 Consideration to approve the minutes of the July 7, 2026, July 21, 2026, and August 4, 2026 CPSB Meetings Move to approve the minutes of the July 7, 2026, July 21, 2026, and August 4, 2026 CPSB Meetings. Moved by: Dottie Bell; seconded by Barry Rachal Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Jerry Bowman Jr and Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 3. Agenda Setup 3.01 Agenda read into the record 3.02 Board Members recommend items for consent: 6.01, 6.02, 6.03, 8.03, and 8.04 4. Visitor's Section 4.01 Visitor's Section Breka Peoples stated she was unaware that 81st Street Elementary was closing. The following visitors spoke regarding agenda item 8.01 Disposition of Group Grievances regarding Teacher Salary: Christopher Long, Maureen Barclay, Lanie Guidry, Heather Terrell, Carl McDaniel, Erin Berry, Candice Evans, Julie Richard Spencer Attorney for RRU, Bernard Friday, Annette Lee, Erin Gibson, Angela Richie, Fred Howard, Jordan Thomas, President RRU 5. Recommended Consent Items 5.01 Consideration to approve the recommended agenda items for consent (**) Move to approve the recommended agenda items for consent: 6.01, 6.02, 6.03, 8.03, 8.04 Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Barry Rachal Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Katie McLain, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Motion Carries 12-0 6. Personnel Transactions Report 6.01 **Consent - Personnel Leaves Move to approve Personnel Leaves - Certified - as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 6.02 **Consent - Personnel Resignations Move to approve Personnel Resignations - Certified and Classified - as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 6.03 **Consent - Administrative Contract Renewals Move to approve Administrative Contract Renewals as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 7. Bids - None 8. Other Action Items 8.01 Disposition of Group Grievances regarding Teacher Salary Motion 1 (Original Motion): Move to uphold the administrators' decision without oral argument and dismiss the grievance with a finding of no violation of policy or compensation practices. Moved by: Dottie Bell; seconded by: Barry Rachal The board discussed this agenda item. Motion 2: Called for the question to end debate Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Mary Trammel Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell No: Katie McLain Not Present at Vote: Dr Bonita Douzart Motion Carries 10-1 Discussion ended, and the board voted on the original motion made by Dottie Bell, seconded by Barry Rachal to uphold the administrators' decision without oral argument and dismiss the grievance with a finding of no violation of policy or compensation practices. Yes: Don Little, Mary Trammel, Barry Rachal, and Dottie Bell No: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Katie McLain, and Jessica Yeates Not Present at Vote: Dr Bonita Douzart Motion Fails 4-7 Motion 3: Move to hear the grievance at the next board meeting Moved by: Dr Terence Vinson; seconded by: Jasmine Green The board discussed the substitute motion. Motion 4: Called for the question to end debate Moved by Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Mary Trammel Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Don Little, Mary Trammel, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell No: Dr. Terence Vinson, Jerry Bowman, Jr. and Katie McLain Not Present at Vote: Dr. Bonita Douzart Motion Carries 8-3 Discussion ended, and the board voted on the motion made by Dr. Terence Vinson, seconded by Jasmine Green to hear the grievance at the next board meeting. Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Katie McLain, and Jessica Yeates No: Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Dr Bonita Douzart Motion Carries 10-1 8.02 Consideration to approve 2026-2027 Salary Schedule Move to approve 2026-2027 Salary Schedule as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Steve Umling Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Katie McLain, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Dr Bonita Douzart and Barry Rachal Motion Carries 10-0 8.03 **Consent - Consideration to approve Mental Health Interagency Agreements and Contracts 8.04 Move to approve Mental Health Interagency Agreements and Contracts as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. **Consent - Consideration to Authorize Salvage Sale Move to authorize a salvage sale of general classroom items and supplies in accordance with CPSB Policy as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.05 Consideration to approve the proposed Resolution and Extract of Resolution to enter into a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement and Ground Lease with the City of Shreveport for the property known as Mooretown Elementary School. Move to approve the proposed Resolution and Extract of Resolution to enter into a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement and Ground Lease with the City of Shreveport for the property known as Mooretown Elementary School as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. Moved by: Dr Terence Vinson; seconded by: Dottie Bell The board discussed the agenda item, and a substitute motion was made. Move to postpone the agenda item regarding the Cooperative Endeavor Agreement and Ground Lease with the City of Shreveport regarding the property known as the Mooretown Elementary School to the September board meeting Moved by: Dr Terence Vinson; seconded by: Jasmine Green Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell No: Katie McLain Not Present at Vote: Dr Bonita Douzart Motion Carries 10-1 9. Superintendent's Report 9.01 Superintendent's Announcements and Information Only 10. Board Member Announcements and Requests 10.01 Board Member Announcements and Requests 11. Executive Session (No discussion and the board voted in open session) 11.01 Litigation Update (Claimant: James R. Clark; Date of Loss: 09/23/2024; Claim #C4665A7030000301; Suit 658541-B) Move to uphold staff's recommendation for settlement authority Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Jasmine Green Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Katie McLain, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Abstain: Mary Trammel Not Present at Vote: Dr Bonita Douzart Motion Carries 10-0 12. Adjournment 12.01 Adjournment Move to adjourn the August 18, 2026 CPSB Meeting. Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Mary Trammel Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Jeri Bowen, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Dr Bonita Douzart and Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 _________________ School Board President _________________ Board Secretary 12768132 11/10/26 ($204.14)

BOARD APPROVED 8.18.26 CPSB Meeting Minutes Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at 4:00 PM Caddo Parish School Board Room, 1961 Midway, Shreveport, Louisiana 1.Opening Items 1.01 Call to order 1.02 Student Leader of the Month 1.03 Invocation (Jerry Bowman, Jr., District 7) 1.04 Pledge of Allegiance 1.05 Presentations and Recognitions July 2026 Board Recognitions Memo.docx 1.06 Roll Call Present: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Absent: Jeri Bowen and Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 2.Minutes 2.01Consideration to approve the minutes of the June 2, 2026, June 9, 2026, and June 16, 2026, CPSB Meetings June 2, 2026 CPSB Ad Hoc Committee.pdf June 2, 2026 CPSB Budget Work Session Minutes.pdf June 9, 2026 CPSB Budget Work Session - Minutes.pdf June 16, 2026 CPSB Meeting Minutes.pdf Move to approve the minutes of the June 2, 2026, June 9, 2026, and June 16, 2026, CPSB Meetings as submitted in the electronic mailout. Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Dottie Bell Yes: Steve Umling, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Jasmine Green, Jeri Bowen, and Katie McLain Motion Carries 9-0 3. Agenda Setup 3.01Agenda read into the record Prior to the reading of the agenda, Mr. Burton announced the release of Executive Order 26-047 Teacher and Support Staff Stipend Guidance earlier that afternoon. He reported that, based on the guidance, the district is considered compliant as a result of the Board's approval of the 6% salary increase for all employees in June. Mr. Burton further noted that the proposed one-time stipend, which had been included on the June agenda but was tabled pending the release of the Executive Order guidance, could be presented for the Board's consideration. Mr. Little asked for public comment regarding adding this item to the agenda. Jon Glover asked if the Superintendent would receive this stipend and Carlos Daniel spoke in favor of adding this agenda item, especially for the lower paid employees. Board Member Yeates made the motion to add the district one-time stipend to the agenda, with the agenda item being 8.08. Move to add the one-time stipend to the agenda with the item being 8.08 Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Dottie Bell Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Jeri Bowen and Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 3.02Board Members recommend items for consent: 6.01, 6.02, 6.03, 6.04, 7.01, 8.01, 8.02,8.03, 8.04, 8.06, 8.07, 8.08 4.Visitor's Section 4.01Visitor's Section Jon Glover reminded the board when Dr. Brumley came to Caddo in May 2024 and stated he said that most schools that could be in recovery are in Caddo Parish. Ms. Glover asked what have we done since then to correct the problem? 5.Recommended Consent Items 5.01Consideration to approve the recommended agenda items for consent Move to approve the recommended agenda items for consent; 6.01, 6.02, 6.03, 6.04, 7.01, 8.01, 8.02, 8.03, 8.04, 8.06, 8.07 Moved by: Dr Terence Vinson; seconded by: Jasmine Green Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Jeri Bowen and Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 6.Personnel Transactions Report 6.01** Consent- Personnel Recommendations Personnel Recommendation - For Approval - Hampton, Lynette - Director of School Performance k-8 & Middle Schools - July 2026.pdf Personnel Recommendation - For Approval - Nix, Mitzi - Director of Accountability - July 2026.pdf Personnel Recommendation - For Approval - Supervisor of Child Welfare and Attendance, Elie, Jessica.pdf Move to approve Personnel Recommendations as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 6.02 ** Consent- Personnel Leaves - Certified Personnel Leaves - Certified Personnel - July 2026.pdf Move to approve Personnel Leaves as submitted in the electronic mailout. 6.03 ** Consent - Personnel Resignations - Certified and Classified Personnel Transaction Report - Resignations - Certified and Classified Personnel - June 2026.pdf Move to approve Personnel Resignations as submitted in the electronic mailout. 6.04** Consent - Administrative Contract Renewals Administrative Contract Renewals - For Approval July 2026.pdf Move to approve the Administrative Contract Renewals as submitted in the electronic mailout. 7.Bids 7.01** Consent - Capital Project Bids Memo - Approval of Capital Project Bid.pdf Move to approve the bid as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout on the bid tabulation sheet: 1) Project 2027-030, Booker T. Washington, Northwood, North Caddo High Football Field Lighting, be awarded to Camus Electric (Not OCC*), Shreveport, LA, with a Base Bid and Alternate 1 for the sum total of $896,000.00. The budget amount is $1,015,000.00. The project will be paid for from the 2026 Public Entity Energy Efficiency Grant. 8.Other Action Items 8.01**Consent - Consideration to approve a one-year extension of the Rutherford House Residential Services Agreement CPSB and Rutherford House-2023 Service Agreement.pdf Fourth Extension.pdf Memo- One-Year Extension Rutherford House.pdf Move to approve a one-year extension of the Rutherford House Residential Services Agreement as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.02 **Consent - Consideration to approve the new CPSB "Operation of Drones" Policy Memo and Proposed New Drone Policy .pdf Move to approve the new CPSB "Operation of Drones" Policy as recommended by Board Member Little and submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.03 **Consent - Consideration to approve revision to CPSB Policy GBRIA-Personal Leave CPSB Policy GBRIA- Personal Leave (Revision 7.21.26).pdf Move to approve the revision to CPSB Policy GBRIA-Personal Leave based on Legislative Action, as submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.04 **Consent - Consideration to approve the 2026-2027 Interagency Agreements and Contracts, as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. Memo - DOEC 2026-2027 Interagency Agreements and Contracts.pdf Move to approve the 2026-2027 Interagency Agreements and Contracts, as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.05 Consideration to confirm the Superintendent's pay raise as authorized by the Board in its action on June 16, 2026 and that the Superintendent's contract be amended to clarify that the Superintendent is entitled to any state and local salary increase authorized to be received by any other certified staff of the Caddo Parish School Board Motion 1 - Move to confirm the Superintendent's pay raise as authorized by the Board in its action on June 16, 2026 and that the Superintendent's contract be amended to clarify that the Superintendent is entitled to any state and local salary increase authorized to be received by any other certified staff of the Caddo Parish School Board, as recommended by Board Member Dottie Bell. Moved by: Dottie Bell; seconded by: Jessica Yeates Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Jeri Bowen and Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 Motion 2: Call for the question to end debate and return to vote on original motion Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Mary Trammel Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell No: Dr Terence Vinson Not Present at Vote: Jeri Bowen and Katie McLain Motion Carries 9-1 8.06 **Consent - Consideration to authorize the Superintendent to execute a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) regarding the Caddo Coordinated Response Model for Domestic Violence, on behalf of the Caddo Parish School Board, with participating municipalities and the Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence, as submitted in the electronic mailout. MOU - CPSB and LA Coalition Against Domestic Violence.pdf Move to authorize the Superintendent to execute a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) regarding the Caddo Coordinated Response Model for Domestic Violence, on behalf of the Caddo Parish School Board, with participating municipalities and the Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence, as submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.07 **Consent - Consideration to approve the proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Caddo Parish School Board and Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office regarding the use of CPSB-owned school buses during declared emergencies or other qualifying incidents. CPSO-CPSB Bus MOU.docx Move to approve the proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Caddo Parish School Board and the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office regarding the use of CPSB-owned school buses during declared emergencies or other qualifying incidents, as recommended by staff and submitted in the electronic mailout. 8.08 Consideration to approve a $1,000 stipend for all employees to be paid on or before August 15, 2026. Additionally, we are recommending that all employees who are on a salary grade where step 0 pay is under $30,000 receive an additional $500. The stipends will be paid to all employees who were employed and eligible for benefits on August 6, 2026, and those employees who retired after fulfilling their 2025-26 contract days. (Jessica Yeates, District 11) Motion 1 - Move to approve a $1,000 stipend for all employees to be paid on or before August 15, 2026. Additionally, recommend that all employees who are on a salary grade where step 0 pay is under $30,000 receive an additional $500.The stipends will be paid to all employees who were employed and eligible for benefits on August 6, 2026, and those employees who retired after fulfilling their 2025-26 contract days as recommended by Mrs. Jessica Yeates, Board Member District 12. Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Dottie Bell Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Jeri Bowen and Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 Call for the question to end debate and Moved by: Jessica Yeates; seconded by: Dottie Bell Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Jeri Bowen and Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 Motion 2 - Substitution Motion - Move to approve a $1,000 pay raise for all employees to be paid on or before August 15, 2026. Additionally, we are recommending that all employees who are on a salary grade where step 0 pay is under $30,000 receive an additional $500. The pay raise will be paid to all employees who were employed and eligible for benefits on August 6, 2026, and those employees who retired after fulfilling their 2025-26 contract days Moved by: Jasmine Green; seconded by: Dr Terence Vinson Yes: Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, and Dr Bonita Douzart No: Steve Umling, Don Little, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Dottie Bell, and Jessica Yeates Not Present at Vote: Jeri Bowen and Katie McLain Motion Fails 3-7 and we returned to vote on the original motion 9.Superintendent's Report 9.01Superintendent's Announcements and Information Only Mr. Burton announced Summer Graduation 2026 would be held at 6pm on Thursday, August 6 at Southwood High School. Mr. Burton congratulated Board Member Jessica Yeates on her outstanding academic achievement of earning her Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of Arkansas Grantham, graduating Magna Cum Laude. 10.Board Member Announcements and Requests 10.01Board Member Announcements and Requests Mrs. Bell requested that the Superintendent notify employees as soon as possible regarding the stipend. Dr. Douzart noted that Grambling State University recently celebrated its 125th anniversary. Ms. Green expressed her appreciation for the district's decision to provide employees with an additional stipend and requested that board members be notified whenever community meetings are scheduled. Mr. Rachal requested that the Policy Review Committee schedule a meeting to address concerns regarding the availability of certain books in district schools. Mrs. Yeates announced that two Caddo students advanced to the state level in baton twirling. Dr. Vinson stated that board members are willing to help share information with their communities when requested. 11.Executive Session 11.01Executive Session Move to Executive Session Moved by: Dr Terence Vinson; seconded by: Steve Umling Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Terence Vinson, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Jeri Bowen and Katie McLain Motion Carries 10-0 11.02 Request for Settlement Authority - Claimant: Roderick Parker & Ashley Murray obo Ladishia Murray, Date of Loss: 01/20/2023, Claim #C36652545000101 Memo - Request for Settlement Authority.pdf Move to uphold staff's recommendation for request for settlement Moved by: Barry Rachal; seconded by: Mary Trammel Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, and Dottie Bell No: Jessica Yeates Abstain: Don Little Not Present at Vote: Dr Terence Vinson, Jeri Bowen, and Katie McLain Motion Carries 7-1 12.Adjournment 12.01Adjournment Move to adjourn the July 21, 2026 CPSB Meeting Moved by: Jasmine Green; seconded by: Steve Umling Yes: Steve Umling, Jasmine Green, Don Little, Dr Bonita Douzart, Mary Trammel, Jerry Bowman Jr, Barry Rachal, Jessica Yeates, and Dottie Bell Not Present at Vote: Dr Terence Vinson, Jeri Bowen, and Katie McLain Motion Carries 9-0 __________________ School Board President __________________ Board Secretary 12768034 11/10/26 ($353.30)

Board Approved 8.18.26 CPSB Ad Hoc - Contracts, Procurement, and Opportunity Committee Minutes Tuesday, August 4, 2026 at 2:00 PM Caddo Parish School Board 1961 Midway Shreveport, Louisiana 1.Opening Items 1.01Call to Order/Roll Call The Committee members present were: Chairman Dr. Terence Vinson, Steve Umling, Dr. Gayle Flowers, and Brandon Brown. Board member Dr. Bonita Douzart was present along with Superintendent Burton and Board Counsel Reginald Abrams. It was noted that a quorum was not present due to members being out of town, meaning no official votes or movements could be made during this session. The primary goal of the meeting remained discussion to formulate recommendations for the full board. 1.02 Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance Steve Umling, District 1 1.03 Confirm the Agenda No Vote due to quorum 2.Review Details from Meetings 1 and 2: Public bid laws and federal procurement requirements. The role of Apex in supporting vendors across a 10-parish region in Northwest Louisiana. The distinction between Request for Proposals (RFP) and the standard bid process. Eligibility and certification requirements for Opportunity Caddo. The importance of training and awareness to ensure local vendors know how to navigate the system 3. Solutions Barriers to Local Preference: A significant hurdle identified is the Louisiana State Bid Law, which mandates awarding contracts to the lowest responsive bidder for materials and supplies. This often makes it difficult for small local businesses to compete with "big box" stores like Staples on price alone. Dr. Flowers emphasized that they provide one-on-one counseling and virtual training to help small businesses with bonding, capacity, and the certification process. Senator Jenkins argued that the "private sector"specifically general contractorsneeds to be brought to the table to explain why they are not meeting aspirations for local subcontractor participation. It was clarified that material and supply purchases over $60,000 must go through the formal bid process. For purchases between$30,000 and $59,999, three quotes are required, and schools have more flexibility for purchases under these thresholds. 4. Opportunity Caddo Enhancements: The committee discussed "cleaning up" the vendor database to ensure contact information is accurate and that vendors are actually responsive when solicited for bids. There is an aspirational goal of 25% participation for small and economically disadvantaged businesses 5. Feasibility for Recommendations: Attorney Rhodes provided a detailed overview of Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) as an alternative to traditional bidding for capital projects. In Louisiana, CMAR can only be used for projects exceeding $5 million. The process involves hiring a construction manager early (when design is no more than 30% complete) to provide pre-construction services, cost estimates, and constructability reviews. It aims to reduce change orders through a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) and allows for a more collaborative "team effort" between the owner, designer, and contractor. While state law limits using local preference as a standalone weighted factor in selection, CMAR allows the board to evaluate a proposer's qualifications and their proposed programs for working with local subcontractors or students. 6.Final Recommendations: Member Input: Members were encouraged to email specific questions and recommendations to help bring the committee's work to a head as the school year begins. There was a brief discussion about potentially proposing legislative changes to state bid laws to allow for more local incentives, though this was recognized as a "heavy lift". The committee intends to establish a timeline for "check-ins" to see if implemented recommendations are effectively increasing local participation. 7. Visitors: Public comment was invited, but no visitors requested to speak 8. Adjournment: The next and final meeting of the Ad Hoc Committee is scheduled for September 1, 2026, at 2:00 PM. The meeting adjourned shortly after the discussion concluded 12767670 11/10/26 ($112.40)

NOTICE TO BIDDERS SP# 2323 Sealed bids will be received by the Procurement Section of the Division of Administration, 1201 N. 3rd. St., 2nd. Floor, Suite 2-160, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at 10:00 A.M. for the following: RFx No. 3000026870, *Rebid* Fishing Pamphlets Prints - LDWF, 11/19/26 RFx No. 3000026858, Tractor Rental DOC, 12/02/26 RFx No. 3000026864, *REBID* Kawasaki W175LTD Motorcycles DPS, 12/02/26 Bid proposal forms, information and specifications may be obtained by accessing the bid number in LaPac at www.doa.la.gov/doa/osp/ or from the procurement section listed above. No bids will be received after the date and hour specified. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to waive any informalities. Amy Vincent Director of State Procurement FAX (225) 342-8688 November 10,2026 12767693

Board Approved August 18, 2026 CPSB Ad Hoc - Contracts, Procurement, and Opportunity Caddo Minutes Tuesday, July 7, 2026 at 2:00 PM Caddo Parish School Board Room 1 1961 Midway Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana 1. Opening Items 1.01 Call to Order/Roll Call Committee Members Present Chairman Dr. Terence Vinson, Dottie Bell, Barry Rachal, Steve Umling, Markey Pierre, Brittany Dunn, and Dr. Gayle Flowers. Also present was Board Member Dr. Bonita Douzart. Superintendent's Designee Emily Stanford, and Board Counsel Reginald Abrams. 1.02 Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance - Barry Rachal 1.03 Confirm the Agenda - Motion made to confirm the agenda by Dottie Bell, seconded by Dr. Gayle Flowers. Motion Carried with unanimous vote 2. Overview of the Opportunity Caddo Program (Purchasing Department) 3. Current Law Defining Small and Emerging Businesses (Abrams) 4. Discussion of the Current Status of Opportunity Caddo 5. Recommendations to Improve Opportunity Caddo The committee proposed the following recommendations: 1) Database Maintenance: Implement a one-to-two-year renewal process to ensure businesses in the OCP database are still active and in good standing with the Secretary of State. 2) Support & Training: Create direct links on the CPSB website to support organizations like Apex and LED to help vendors navigate complex paperwork. There were also calls for regular vendor training classes and marketing fairs. 3) Data Collection: Collect spending data directly from individual schools, as current tracking only covers central purchasing and capital projects. 4) Policy Changes: Explore Construction Management at Risk (CMAR/Seymour) for large projects to provide more flexibility in selecting subcontractors compared to traditional bidding. 6. Visitors - Alfonso Williams of AWE Construction 7. Adjournment - Motion made by Steve Umling, seconded by Barry Rachal. Motion carries with unanimous vote. 12767619 11/10/26 ($65.54)

CC3825 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the Caddo Parish Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, November 25, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. in the Government Plaza Chamber, 1st Floor, 505 Travis Street, Shreveport, LA, for the purpose of considering the following subdivision applications &/or amendments to the Caddo Parish Unified Development Codes & the official Zoning Map for the Shreveport Metropolitan Planning Area of Caddo Parish, LA. CASE NO. 26-32-P: TBD. Application by LOWOOD DEVELOPMENT for approval to rezone property located on the West side of Keith Road approximately 120 feet South of Colquitt Road, from R-A Rual-Agricultural Zoning District to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial Zoning District, being more particularly described as LOT 1, CHANTICLEER SUBN., UNIT #6. Section 26 Township 16N Range 15W Caddo Parish, LA. Stephen Jean, Executive Director Metropolitan Planning Commission 12767576 11/8 11/9 11/10/26 ($89.30)

I, DONOVAN WILLIAMS, DOC# 754725, have applied for clemency for my conviction of ARMED ROBBERY / CONTRABAND. If you have any comments, contact the Board of Pardons (225) 342-5421. November 4, 10, 13 2026 LLOU0624366

LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF SHREVEPORT Public Notice is hereby given in compliance with Section 38-84(2) of the Shreveport Code of Ordinance (the Ordinance), that the following name property owners are required to abate the properties within ten (10) days for care of premises, securings and inoperable vehicles, and thirty (30) days for demolitions, from the date of publication of this notice. The city shall have the authority to abate any violations(s) enumerated under the provisions of this chapter by the utilization of city resources or a private contractor. Any costs or expenses incurred by the city relative to the abatement of any violations(s) under the provisions of this chapter including, but not limited to orders of the director, the hearing officer, or the city council, shall be the responsibility of the owner in accordance with Section 38-85. Should you appear in Environmental Court, any person found guilty and convicted of violating any provisions of the Ordinance, may be fined in accordance with the schedule of penalties indicated in Section 38.5-7 of the Ordinance. Daily fines shall not exceed $75.00 per day per violation for residential properties and $300.00 per day per violation for commercial properties. Fines for residential properties shall not exceed $5,000.00. Upon proof of age, all senior citizens, 65 and older, shall be given an additional 30 days prior to enforcement under subsection 38.5-8(b). In addition to the above civil penalties, criminal penalties may be assessed by the City in accordance with Section 38-115 of the Ordinance, including additional fines and/or potential imprisonment. If the re-inspection reveals that you have not complied with the Ordinance, the City will issue a contract to have the work performed, and you will be responsible for the payment of all costs incurred by the City for having the work performed, plus an administrative charge of $500.00 (Section 38-72(a)). The City shall be entitled to enforce its lien in accordance with the provisions of this section ad applicable provisions of state law (Section 38-72(b). Demolitions: 1961 Alston St Booker T Bell;Booker T Bell(Unopened Succession)c/o Booker T Bell Jr;3720 Hollywood Ave Artemissia Mosley Moham etal;Bobby Glen Moham 1/8;Debra Gail Moham Henderson 1/8;Van Ray Moham 1/8;Felisa Farr Moham Johnson 1/8;267 W 74th St Raymond Black;702 W 72nd St Dontia Properties LLC;Christopher Cosse;Benjamin Ames Beach;Jeffrey W Silmon;John Cody Cowen;Chardonnay Investments Family Ltd Partnership;Home Federal Bank;2414 Darien St Rochell Randle Jr c/o Defrances Wiggins;3121 W College St Brenda Parson c/o Charles E Wimbley;3419 W 70th St Dominion Investors LLC;Jayson Torres LLC;Jayson Torres;2221 Darien St Larry T Jackson;1838 George W Carver Ave Abigail Land Holdings 14 LLC;Clariece Hunter;William Bell;Abigail Land Holdings 14 LLC thru Tax Deed Law Group LLC;Sip Tax Lien Fund 1 LLC;1350 Summers St Zydeco #3;Barbara Pickering Moak;Cody Investments 2 LLC c/o Diann Harvill;R Lee Harvill;637 W 75th St White Oak Title LLC;Lonnie Samuel Jr;Randall D Harvill;R Lee Harvill;518 W 75th St Gerardo I Robles;5833 Union Ave Linda Anderson;426 Woodrow St ACME Property Solutions;1804 Patzman St Yellowbird Investment LLC;Cody Investments LLC;Diann F Harvill;R Lee Harvill;Pamela McDaniel 1/6;John Henry McDaniel Jr 1/6;Timothy Harold McDaniel 1/6;Genola McDaniel Turner 1/6;Kathryn McDaniel Pierson 1/6;Virgie McDaniel Simmons 1/6;511 Dowling St Kenya Abdullah Jackson Care of Premises: 3880 Hollywood Ave Henry Himes ;Gwendolyn E Harrison ;3720 Hollywood Ave Artemissia Mosley Moham etal;Bobby Glen Moham 1/8;Debra Gail Moham Henderson 1/8;Van Ray Moham 1/8;Felisa Farr Moham Johnson 1/8;3801 Lakeside Dr Kristy Marie Addison;2414 Darien St Rochell Randle Jr c/o Defrances Wiggins;3121 W College St Brenda Parson c/o Charles E Wimbley;3419 W 70th St Dominion Investors LLC;Jayson Torres LLC;Jayson Torres;2221 Darien St Larry T Jackson;1838 George W Carver Ave Abigail Land Holdings 14 LLC;Clariece Hunter;William Bell;Abigail Land Holdings 14 LLC thru Tax Deed Law Group LLC;Sip Tax Lien Fund 1 LLC;637 W 75th St White Oak Title LLC;Lonnie Samuel Jr;Randall D Harvill;R Lee Harvill;518 W 75th St Gerardo I Robles;501 W 75th St Jimmie L Stewart;308 W 69th St Louis Charles Collins;Mary Alice Collins;1916 Clanton St Allen Hamlin c/o Rosie H Hamilton;1953 Clanton St Britney Ashton etal;Estate Cecero Bates;1741 Clay St J Ellison Consulting Group LLC;1949 Clanton St James Wilson;Gloria Hayes Burke;1941 Clanton St Bill Morris;Lurlean Early Morris;413 Shepherd St Lovie Isaac c/o Clinton Isaac Jr;1919 Hickory St Crystal Fassitt;1927 Nicholson St Nancy Lynette Harper Harrell c/o E M Mann;Veronica Mann Gafford;Edwin Harper;Charles Henry Mann;5314 Bienville Ave Taylor Family Property LLC;Shanell Taylor;1517 Clanton St I-Harris Properties LLC;John E Settle Jr Atty At Law;1520 Clanton St Connie Green Myles;Kalynndra UKayah Edwards;1441 Clanton St Willie Coy Taylor;Jennie V Taylor;1431 Clanton St Cynthia Ann Gilliam;1415 Clanton St Rilla B Reed;1459 Oakdale St Inez S Porter;1460 Oakdale St Curtis C Douglas & Dorothy Williams Douglas c/o Melvin Coleman;1508 State St David Snider;1536 Doris St Jerry W Harris 1/6 etal;Michael W Harris 1/6;Edna Morris 1/6;Jettorez Harris 1/12;Henry Lewis 1/12;Rayshundric Harris 1/12;Schcorrie Brown 1/12;Cassandra Lewis 1/12;Schwonica Brown Collins 1/12;841 Sherwood Rd Terrance Jackson;3029 Fisher Dr Lucille Marshall;835 Sherwood Rd Korrome M Winzer;Chacara K Taylor;1714 Stewart Ln Vanity Mgmt LLC;Aleshia Williams;1794 Jessie Owens St Arutha Nicholson c/o James Warner;2963 Nena St Danny Hartzo Rice etal;Sandra Rice Bowie;Janice D Rice Pickens;Lawrence Rice;Larry Rice Jr;4017 Mayfield St Dora Ann White etal c/o Joann McMillian;Elmo Taylor 1/12;Henry Taylor 1/12;Rafe Taylor 1/12;Bettie J Taylor 1/12;Bell Tennessee Taylor Cook 1/12;Philip Taylor 1/12;Helen Taylor 1/12;Eddie Taylor 1/12;Sweeney Taylor 1/12;Flenore Taylor 1/12;Nathaniel Taylor 1/12;2964 Nena St Elizabeth Maxie;Bobbie Anne Green;Kenneth Wayne Maxie;1431 Parker St Mitchell Family Investments Group II LLC;Kevon Mitchell;1514 Parker St Jancor Investments LLC;Cody Dale Bogan;1520 Parker St Porfirio Valenzuela;1724 Hickory St White Oak Title LLC;Randall D Harvill;Verna Hill Sweatt ;Deborah Sweatt Brown ;5914 2nd St Phyllis H Williams;Mary Frances Williams;Margaret Williams Price;L C Williams;Charlie Williams;Robert Williams Jr;Jimmy Williams;Sheila Williams;Ola V Williams Marks;7621 Old Spanish Trl Roy Kenneth Perkins;9358 Walker Rd Doris K Smith;6702 Linwood Ave RPH Properties LLC;RPH Properties LLC thru Corp Service Co;5411 Bienville Ave Sergio Daniel Guel Esparza ;Tatum-Renee Christine Irwin ;5407 Bieville Ave Reginald Hughes;832 E 70th St Jullia Ann Gray Walker;Patricia Ann Walker Harper;Gary Andrew Walker Sr;661 Woodmont Pl Dawud Properties LLC;Majdi Dawud;601 W 71st St DTRE LLC;1828 Saint John St Clifford Howard Simpson III;Clifford Simpson III;Stanley N Simpson;Ronald Simpson;Willie James Simpson;Reginald Simpson;1819 Alston St Shirley M Villarreal Coutee;1818 Alston St Alex Thomas;Alex A Thomas Estate c/o Mary Thomas;1815 Alston St Marie Katherine Voss;Ernest S Harrison;Johnetta Howard Harrison;6211 Tinker St Charles Winn;1804 Alston St Ruth Driver Barnard;June Gayle Barnard 1/3;Shirley Rose Barnard Thompson 1/3;Robert Gayle Barnard 1/3;1808 Alston St Reba Marie Hurt;1812 Alston St Helen L Braden Paul c/o Frank M Paul Jr;1816 Alston St Mary Jane Stiles Peoples etal c/o Sylvia Douglas-Clark;Sylvia Douglas Clark 1/8;June Stiles Horton 1/8;Russell Stiles 1/8;Jimmy Cooper 1/8;1840 Alston St Robert Charles Henson;Viola Williams Henson;1850 Alston St Earl David Jackson;1852 Alston St John Thomas ;Jessie Mae Buckner ;1856 Alston St Bobbie L Snyder;Jake Cullick Real Estate Inc c/o Harold Cullick;1860 Alston St PPI Omnibus;Lois Muse;317 N Dale Ave Mt Canaan Baptist Church;Eve Goins;1909 Alston St Emanuel James Johnson;Ola Johnson Moore;Johnnie Johnson;Charley Johnson;1915 Alston St Donnetta Venus Frazier;1917 Alston St Shreveport Redevelopment Agency Inoperable Vehicles: 1838 George W Carver Ave (White/Dodge Ram Truck) Abigail Land Holdings 14 LLC;Clariece Hunter;William Bell;Abigail Land Holdings 14 LLC thru Tax Deed Law Group LLC;Sip Tax Lien Fund 1 LLC;637 W 75th St (White/Chevy Silverado) White Oak Title LLC;Lonnie Samuel Jr;Randall D Harvill;R Lee Harvill;501 W 75th St (Blue/Silver/Dodge Ram 1500) Jimmie L Stewart;1425 Natalie St (Gold/BMW e90) Jordan D West;718 W 69th St (Burgundy/Chevy Truck) Prince J Hill;1928 Nicholson St (White/GMC Yukon) Lugene French Robinson;R L Robinson;Bobbie Jean Robinson;Luegolder Palmer;Leo Blackston;Lawrence Blackston;Robert Earl Robinson;Walter Robinson Jr;Donald Aytch;Cynthia Aytch;4122 Wallace Ave (Black/Cadillac Fleetwood;Blue/Mercury Sable) Valerio Ellis;1440 W 59th St (White/Nissan Versa) Jewel Properties LLC;Leslie Nash;650 W 69th St (Grey/Nissan Maxima;Tan/Honda Accord) Antonio L Ware;Jelisha Bianca Clark Securings: 3419 W 70th St Dominion Investors LLC;Jayson Torres LLC;Jayson Torres Any person or persons acquiring any interest in and to said property will be subject to the requirements of this Notice. Written appeals can be made within TEN (10) days of Publication of PUBLIC NOTICE, pursuant to Section 38-105 and 38.5-6 of the Shreveport Code of Ordinances, to the City of Shreveport, Environmental Court, Attn: Department of Property Standards, P. O. Box 31109, Shreveport, LA 71130. 11/9,11/10/2026

NOTICE Pursuant to La. R.S. 22:691.4.E.(2) notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, December 1, 2026, the Louisiana Department of Insurance, located at 1702 North Third Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70802, will hold a public hearing concerning the acquisition of Magellan Complete Care of Louisiana, Inc., by Madison Health Group, Inc. The Hearing will begin at 10:00 AM in the Poydras Hearing room located on the first floor. Any written comments or questions must be submitted to the above address marked attention "Company Licensing" and be received no later than two days before the Hearing date. Email comments or questions can be submitted to publiccomments@ldi.la.gov. Interested parties may also participate electronically by going to ldi.la.gov/public-hearings and clicking on the link provided therein on the date and time stated above. Timothy J. Temple Commissioner of Insurance Louisiana Department of Insurance November 8, 9, 10 2026 LLOU0631144 $54.09