DECLARATION OF ELECTION RESULTS Be it known and declared that the governing authority of the Village of Napoleonville, State of Louisiana (the “Village”), did meet in open and public session to examine the official certified tabulations of votes cast at the special election held in the Village on Saturday, June 27, 2026, and did examine and canvass the returns of the said election, there having been submitted at said election the following proposition, to wit: PROPOSITION (MILLAGE RENEWAL) Shall the Village of Napoleonville, State of Louisiana (the “Village”), continue to levy a tax of 7.02 mills (the “Tax”) on all property subject to taxation in the Village for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2028 and ending with the year 2037 (an estimated $20,400 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year), for the purpose of providing general funds for street improvements and any other lawful purposes of the Village? There was found by said count and canvass that there was a total of 58 votes cast IN FAVOR OF the Proposition and a total of 29 votes cast AGAINST the Proposition, as hereinabove set forth, and that there was a majority of 29 votes cast IN FAVOR OF the Proposition as hereinabove set forth. Therefore, it has been declared by the governing authority of the Village that the proposition as hereinabove set forth was duly CARRIED by a majority of the votes cast by the qualified electors voting at the said special election held in the Village on Saturday, June 27, 2026. Results by precinct are available from the Clerk of the Village during regular business hours or via the Louisiana Secretary of State’s website (voterportal.sos.la.gov). The actual cost of the election as determined by the Louisiana Secretary of State in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, is $203.19. Village of Napoleonville, State of Louisiana September 22, 2026 Cost: $54.00

Regular Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 26, 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 Leroy Blanchard offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, “THAT, the Jury approve to accept any corrections and approval of minutes of the August 12, 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. Following three (3) calls, no 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. Aaron Dugas to the Pierre Part/Belle River Consolidated Drainage District for the resignation of Mr. Bradley Diaz; approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign a CEA with Henry Templet for culvert installation at 2433 Hwy 308 at an estimated project cost of $2,700; approved the drainage project and authorized the President to sign a CEA with Phil Templet for installation of one 15” catch basin at 108 Gaudet Street at an estimated project cost of $1,072; approved a drainage project at 283 Daggs Street; approved to clean out the drainage canal between Bertrand Street and Jones Street and approved the following drainage overages: project #93093, (2) catch basins at 5111 Hwy 1 (W6), $352.72; Project #93210, Culvert replacement at 4520 Hwy 1 (W5) $108.63; Project #93211, Culvert replacement at 4525 Hwy 1 (W5) $908.20; Project #93243, Culvert replacement at 142 Teddy Street (W9) $840.00; Project #93248, Culvert replacement at 145 Agnes Street (W9) $720.00 and Project #93249, Culvert replacement at 113 Pauline Street (W9) $1,071.28. 7. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “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 end probationary period for Mr. Khyree Johnson, Equipment Operator II effective 8/29/26; approved to end probationary period for Ms. Adele Holifield, General Maintenance Worker effective 9/8/26 and approved to ratify the hiring of the following three (3) part-time ULV Mosquito Abatement Drivers: Mr. Terrence Jones, Ms. Tia Jones and Mr. Michael LaRose. 9. Police Juror Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, “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, approved to place a stop sign on Star Road in both directions at its intersection with LA Hwy 1000 and approved the President to sign the Act of Transfer with DOTD for Pear Street. 11. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, “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 the List of Bills submitted through August 21, 2026; approved the Budget Comparison Statements for July 2026 and approved the amended budgets for 2026 along with an extensive discussion of the instability of the General Fund. 13. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, “THAT, the Jury approve the Finance Committee report as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 14. President Jeff Naquin recognized the Solid Waste Committee Chairman Jamie Ponville, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: discussed the outstanding complaints with a representative from Waste Depot. 15. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, ”THAT, the Jury approve the Solid Waste Committee report as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 16. President Jeff Naquin recognized the Engineering/Grants Committee Chairman Leroy Blanchard, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: approved the President to sign the CEA with Louisiana Department of Treasury for Line-Item Appropriations for the Gilbert Dupaty Memorial Park and Labadieville Drainage Improvements; approved for the Grants Coordinator to send a letter to Louisiana Department of Treasury asking them to send CEA’s for Line-Item Appropriations to Pierre Part Volunteer Fire Department, Bayou L’Ourse Volunteer Fire Department and Bayou L’Ourse Gravity Drainage District No. 1 directly to them; approved and authorized the President to sign pending the ADA review the Entity State agreement with DOTD related to enhanced cross walks at LA 1 and Highway 308 in Belle Rose; approved and accepted Edward J. Laperouse Metal Works Inc., as the lowest and responsible bidder for the Large Arena Upper Roof Repairs in the amount of $227,913 inclusive of the base bid and Alternates 1, 2, and 3 to re-work the flashing and gutter systems and authorize the President and Secretary-Treasurer to sign all necessary documentation; approved to adopt a resolution certifying compliance with the Public Bid Law and the requirements of La RS 38:2211 as it relates to the construction contract for the Shell Beach Project; approve the contract amendment with DDG to update plans and budget for Assumption Parish Waterworks Saferoom Project at a fee of $15,000 (75% - FEMA, 25% - APWW); approved 2 hardship variances on a new proposed property line ; ±6 ft. hardship variance on the west side of proposed property line, and ±6 ft. hardship variance on the east side of proposed property line at 115 Delia Road, Belle Rose in Ward 7; approved release of right-of-way and/or servitude that Assumption Parish Police Jury had on Old Delia Road as shown on Survey plat and approved the number and placement of speed bumps for Riverbend Street and Brule Maurin Road as presented by the Flood Plain Manager with Juror Blanchard stating the speed bumps cannot be placed on Brule Maurin Road until after the completion of its overlay. 17. Police Juror Leroy Blanchard offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, “THAT, the Jury approve the Engineering/Grants Committee report as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 18. President Jeff Naquin requested to discuss the appeal for the return of the APCC rental deposit by Donnie Perera. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that this item can be tabled. This item was tabled. 19. President Jeff Naquin recognized Mr. Michael St. Romain with South Coast Gas to discuss the application with the Public Service Commission seeking authorizations for financing and cost recovery for a North City Gate Meter Station. Mr. Michael St. Romain stated that he is the President of South Coast Gas Company in Pierre Part. He stated that when lights go out then the natural gas generators are struggling some cases they are not even coming on. He stated that he would like to introduce Mr. Randy Young, who is their Public Service Commission Attorney. Mr. Randy Young stated that the issue that was before us was the growth issues on the north side of the Pierre Part system and then a lot of generators were installed so when the electricity goes out and generators kick on that’s a big draw on the system. He stated that the system wasn’t built for all that draw at one time. He added that they are trying to figure out how to adapt the system to meet that new need, so they did an analysis on the system and they said the best thing that you can do in the highest priority project is to build a new meter station on the North end of the system. He stated that they are starting to discuss with Synergy Bank on how to finance it and how to go about getting the approvals from the commission. He stated that the banks are working with a consultant that’s recommending a USDA loan guarantee program. The overall cost on the project is going to be about $1.6 Million and Synergy Bank would do a Million dollar loan with a USDA guarantee for part of it he added. He stated that they would also do a second part of the loan of about $300,000 without the USDA guarantee and Pierre Part would put up $300,000 in equity as well. He stated that the loan has not been processed yet and in order to be able to process the loan they need the Public Service Commission to say they are going to be okay with it and they will allow for the cost recovery to pay for it. The payments for that $1.6 Million is going to be around $200,000 annually and to figure out how they will pay for that they came up with a rate structure that there would be one rider added to the bills that all customers would pay because part of this is to address low growth on the system he added and there would also be another part of the rider fee that would be applicable to only those who have generators. He stated that all customers would see about a $6.00 increase to pay for the meter station and the customers who have a generator would pay an additional $6.00 a month, totaling $12.00. He included that this is the set up for the Ryder Proposal and in terms of where they are in Pierre Part rates they’re about the sixth to highest cost out of the nine. Once you add the $6.00 he stated then they will move up to the third to highest cost out of the nine and if you have a generator adding the $12.00 you will be moving up to the second to highest cost. Police Juror Myron Matherne asked if this is a set price. Mr. St. Romain stated that this is the best estimate he can give. Police Juror Jamie Ponville stated that a few months ago some people’s gas bill increased double and some may have even tripled imagine the phone calls you will be getting if someone receives a gas bill for $120.00 a month. He asked where is all the money that has been paid over the years. Mr. St. Romain stated that there is no excess earnings/money that’s just sitting there. He stated that Pierre Part has been on a rate stabilization plan at the commission for the last eight years and the commission reviews their books every year to make sure they are only earning their authorized amounts and no more. He implied that if money is over earned they must give that money back over the course of the next year with a rate decrease. He stated that the commission will want to speak to Pierre Part about the timing of when these rate increases will go into effect. Police Juror Chris Carter asked if they plan on holding a public hearing with the residents for any input. Mr. St. Romain stated that it was all published in the paper and the commissions hearing process is public. He stated that there were no interventions by anybody else in docket but that is why they are at this meeting to hear any input. The jurors thanked Mr. St. Romain for coming. 20. President Jeff Naquin requested an update on Labadieville Ballpark. The General Drainage Supervisor stated that they finished everything that was left to complete. He handed the jurors some pictures to review. President Jeff Naquin stated that the park is ready for spring ball. Ms. Chelsie Rodrigue stated that the board has met and two members haven’t made any meetings and one has asked to resign so they will need to be making some board replacements. She stated that they met at the Marais Park on LA 400 and looked at some issues over there. She stated that there is some pest control issues, fencing that’s down, two buildings that need to be torn down, and the grass needs to be cut. She stated that they do have residents that are trying to use this park but snakes are a big problem. She added that they do plan to make a prioritized list to get to the jury so they can figure out how move forward. She asked if it was safe for them to go back on the premises of the Labadieville Ballpark. President Jeff Naquin stated that they can. Ms. Rodrigue stated that she is happy to get it started. She thanked the jury for all their help with getting the park together. 21. President Jeff Naquin requested to discuss grass cutting for adjudicated properties and parish owned lots. Police Juror Michael Dias stated that the main concern is really the Community Center. He stated that if grass is put on the sidewalk from cutting they need to blow it off. Police Juror Ron Alcorn asked how many backpack blowers do we have. The General Drainage Supervisor stated that the grass crew has either one or two and one is also at the Community Center. The Parish Manager stated that they must receive a complaint to cut an adjudicated property. President Jeff Naquin recommended they spray the adjudicated lots once they are cut. Police Juror Jamie Ponville asked why are the employees not getting this done. He stated that if they are not doing their job then we need to get rid of them. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that we had one full-time employee there who resigned. The Parish Manager stated that when he was there in 2016 they only had one event a month and now they have a full pack month worth of events. He stated that it requires more than one employee. 22. President Jeff Naquin requested to discuss personal grass cutting complaint. Police Juror Charles Breaux stated that he received a grass cutting complaint and he doesn’t see anything wrong with his lot. Pictures were provided. Police Juror Myron Matherne stated that his lot is terrible and the grass is higher than the lawnmower. Police Juror Charles Breaux stated that he had to hire someone to cut it. He stated that he received his notice twelve days too late. He stated that he received his letter on the August 12th and the deadline was August 15th. He stated that he received a seven day extension and it was granted but he then asked for another and he couldn’t get it. He stated that these matters are normally put on the agenda and he feels like it is a personal attack on him. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that grass cutting does not come before this board, only derelict structures do. 23. President Jeff Naquin requested approval to adopt a resolution supporting Jeff Naquin as candidate for third Vice President of the Louisiana Police Jury Association. 24. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, ”THAT, the Jury approve to adopt a resolution supporting Jeff Naquin as candidate for third Vice President of the Louisiana Police Jury Association.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 25. President Jeff Naquin requested approval to adopt a resolution to re-appoint Kim M. Torres to serve as a Director on the La. Community Development Authority Board for a 2-year term as required by the GOMESA Bond Issuance. 26. Police Juror Myron Matherne offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, ”THAT, the Jury approve to adopt a resolution to re-appoint Kim M. Torres to serve as a Director on the La. Community Development Authority Board for a 2-year term as required by the GOMESA Bond Issuance.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 27. President Jeff Naquin requested approval of the first phase of the derelict structure procedure for dwelling located at 183 Violet Street. 28. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, ”THAT, the Jury approve the first phase of the derelict structure procedure for dwelling located at 183 Voilet Street.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 29. President Jeff Naquin requested approval to adopt ordinance 26-12 to levy the grass cutting charges totaling $3,397.66. 30. Police Juror Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, ”THAT, the Jury approve to adopt ordinance 26-12 to levy the grass cutting charges totaling $3,397.66.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 31. President Jeff Naquin requested approval of the following Occupational License applications: Mimi’s Relics on the Bayou (Pierre Part), Mercy & Moss Co. (Napoleonville), RJ’s Custom Printing, LLC (Morgan City) and Designed by Faith (Plattenville). 32. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, ”THAT, the Jury approve the following Occupational License applications: Mimi’s Relics on the Bayou (Pierre Part), Mercy & Moss Co. (Napoleonville), RJ’s Custom Printing, LLC (Morgan City) and Designed by Faith (Plattenville).” This motion was unanimously adopted. 33. President Jeff Naquin requested approval of the following temporary liquor license application: Sue Sagona, 3304 Hwy 70 S, Pierre Part, LA 70339, 10/18/2026 – 10/19/2026, DBA: Pierre Part/Belle River Volunteer Fire Department. 34. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, ”THAT, the Jury approve the following temporary liquor license application, : Sue Sagona, 3304 Hwy 70 S, Pierre Part, LA 70339, 10/18/2026 – 10/19/2026, DBA: Pierre Part/Belle River Volunteer Fire Department.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 35. President Jeff Naquin stated that he has one deviation. Police Juror Ron Alcorn stated that the deviation is an email that was sent by Hyundai Steel and there is an air permit application that they need to send. He stated that they would like to have the full support of the jury. He stated that this is scheduled for September 4, 2026. ADA Michael Calabro stated that he really does not like this being added to the agenda for a deviation. He stated that they had plenty of time to get support for that plan. He stated that this is something that the whole community needs to be involved with. Before we adjourn Police Juror Leroy Blanchard stated that one of the future users of the Labadieville Ballpark wants to address the jury. Patrick Rodrigue thanked the jury for giving him a ballpark to play at. The jury told him to start warming up for baseball. 36. Police Juror Leroy Blanchard offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, there being no further business to come before the Regular Meeting, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. Kim M. Torres Jeff Naquin Secretary-Treasurer President ************************** On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby accept to appoint Mr. Aaron Dugas to the Pierre Part/Belle River Consolidated Drainage District for the resignation of Mr. Bradley Diaz. 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. Chris Carter, 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 the following Cooperative Endeavor Agreements as recommended by the Parish Manager: • Henry Templet – culvert installation at 2433 Hwy 308, $2,700 • Phil Templet – catch basin installation at 108 Gaudet Street, $1,072 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. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the end of probationary period for the following employee effective as noted: Khyree Johnson Equipment Operator II 8/29/2026 Adele Holifield General Maintenance Worker 9/8/2026 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. Myron Matherne, 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 3 part-time ULV Mosquito Abatement Drivers: Mr. Terence Jones effective 4/6/2026 Ms. Tia Jones effective 4/6/2026 Mr. Michael LaRose effective 4/6/2026 Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 ************************** On a motion by Mr. Ron Alcorn, 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 the President to sign the Act of Transfer with DOTD for Pear Stret. 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. Leroy Blanchard, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the placement of a stop sign on Star Road in both directions at its intersection with LA Hwy 1000. 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. Michael Dias, 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 CEA with Louisianan Department of Treasury for Line-Item Appropriations for the Gilbert Dupaty Memorial Park and Labadieville Drainage Improvements. 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. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the Grants Coordinator to send a letter to Louisiana Department of Treasury requesting that the CEA’s for Line-Item Appropriations for Pierre Part Volunteer Fire Department, Bayou L’Ourse Volunteer Fire Department and Bayou L’Ourse Gravity Drainage District No. 1 be sent directly to them individually. 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. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the President to sign pending the ADA review and approval the Entity State agreement with DOTD related to enhanced cross walks at LA 1 and Highway 308 in Belle Rose. 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. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and accept Edward J. Laperouse Metal Works Inc., as the lowest and responsible bidder for the Large Arena Upper Roof Repairs in the amount of $227,913 inclusive of the base bid and Alternates 1, 2, and 3 to re-work the flashing and gutter systems 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. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and certify compliance with the Public Bid Law and the requirements of La RS 38:2211 as it relates to the construction contract for the Shell Beach Project as provided by the Engineer of record. 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. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the contract amendment with DDG to update plans and budget for the Assumption Parish Waterworks Saferoom Project at a fee of $15,000 (75% - FEMA, 25% - APWW) 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. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve 2 hardship variances on a new proposed property line ; ±6 ft. hardship variance on the west side of proposed property line, and ±6 ft. hardship variance on the east side of proposed property line at 115 Delia Road, Belle Rose in Ward 7. 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. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the release of any right-of-way and/or servitude that Assumption Parish Police Jury had on old Delia Road as shown on Survey plat in Ward 1. 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. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the number and placement of speed bumps for Riverbend Street and Brule Maurin Road as presented by the Flood Plain Manager with Juror Blanchard stating the speed bumps cannot be placed on Brule Maurin Road until after the completion of its overlay. 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. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the President to sign tax exemption certificates for Byron Talbot and RLJ Construction, LLC for the sewer plant & lift station upgrades. 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 release of Labadieville Ball Park to the district for operations. 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. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and support Mr. Jeff Naquin as candidate for third Vice President of the Louisiana Police Jury Association. 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. Leroy Blanchard, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and accept the amended budgets for 2026 as duly presented. Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0 Absent: 0 ************************** On a motion by Mr. Myron Matherne, and seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION INDICATING THE INTENTION OF THE ASSUMPTION PARISH POLICE JURY, STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO BECOME A PARTICIPATING POLITICAL SUBDIVISION IN THE LOUISIANA LOCAL GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL FACILITIES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (THE “AUTHORITY”); APPROVING THE APPOINTMENT OF A DIRECTOR TO REPRESENT THE ASSUMPTION PARISH POLICE JURY ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE AUTHORITY; AND OTHERWISE PROVIDING WITH RESPECT THERETO AS PROVIDED BY CHAPTER 10-D OF TITLE 33 OF THE LOUISIANA REVISED STATUTES OF 1950, AS AMENDED. WHEREAS, Chapter 10-D of Title 33 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, comprised of R.S. 33:4548.1 through 4548.16 is known as the Louisiana Local Government Environmental Facilities and Community Development Authority Act (the “Act”); and WHEREAS, the Act creates the Louisiana Local Government Environmental Facilities and Community Development Authority (the “Authority”) for the purpose of assisting political subdivisions, as defined in the Act, and other designated entities in acquiring, financing and constructing certain facilities, including environmental, public infrastructure, community and economic development purposes and to otherwise establish programs to aid in the financing of local government and economic development projects; and WHEREAS, the ASSUMPTION PARISH POLICE JURY, State of Louisiana, is eligible to become a participating political subdivision of the Authority in accordance with the Act; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 4548.4 of the Act, the governing authority of the ASSUMPTION PARISH POLICE JURY, State of Louisiana, desires to become a member of the Authority (AMember@) and to approve the appointment of KIM M. TORRES to serve as a Director of the Authority and ratify any action taken heretofore by and on behalf of the member; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the governing authority of the ASSUMPTION PARISH POLICE JURY, State of Louisiana, acting in such capacity: Section 1. Under the authority of Section 4548.4 of the Act, it is hereby declared to be the express intention of the ASSUMPTION PARISH POLICE JURY, State of Louisiana, to become a participating political subdivision and member of the Authority. Section 2. Pursuant to the Act, the appointment of KIM M. TORRES to serve as a Director of the Authority for a term of two (2) years from the date hereof is hereby approved. Section 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately and a certified copy hereof shall be forwarded to the offices of the Authority. This resolution having been submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows: YEAS: 9 NAYS: 0 ABSENT: 0 And the resolution was declared adopted on this 26th day of August, 2026. ATTEST: Name: Title: Secretary-Treasurer Title: President 9/22/26 Cost: $873.00

Engineering/Grants Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 26, 2026 5:02 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 Belle Rose Lane Drainage Project, Jolimar Street Drainage Project, Marais Drainage Project, Cancienne Canal Drainage Project, and Bayou St. Vincent Drainage Project. Mr. Jacob Loeske stated that for the Belle Rose Lane Drainage Project they are currently awaiting CJ Savoie for notification to proceed with the bidding phase with no change. For the Jolimar Street Drainage Project, he stated that GIS received correspondence from USACE on 8/2/26 that it has been assigned to Hannah Plaisance and they are awaiting further correspondence. For the Marais Drainage Project, he stated that GIS reviewed and returned certified payrolls for Sage Construction and its subcontractors. He stated that all of Sage Construction’s certified payrolls were approved and revision and resubmittal were requested for subcontractor Curranco, LLC For the Cancienne Canal Drainage Improvements, he stated that GIS submitted the ninety (90) percent design package on March 12, 2026 with no change. He stated that a permit application has been submitted with an anticipated timeline of six (6) months for permit review, however the timeline may vary contingent upon Federal/State agencies. He stated that they are waiting on the permit prior to beginning one hundred (100) percent plans to address any requested conditions listed and they are working with ELOS regarding environmental and land services. He added that ELOS is contacting and coordinating with landowners along the project site and they are coordinating with Ms. Doreen Rivere the Grants Coordinator. For the Bayou St. Vincent Drainage Improvements, he stated that GIS submitted thirty (30) percent design submittal on 4/24/26 and Arcadis submitted the H&H Report on July 6, 2026. He added that this report will be uploaded with full application into IGX and GIS will proceed towards sixty (60) percent design and USACE permit application. He stated that the Geotech field work will likely begin in September and ELOS is updating full application in IGX system. He included that GIS targeted sixty (60) percent plan submittals and permit application submittals by early September. 3. 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 for an update from Infinity Engineering on the Parish-Wide Sewer Plant Improvements Project. Mr. James Viguerie stated that they are working on confirming the buy America for the materials on all of the different sites. He stated that Mr. Savoie is working on the pump stuff and to confirm that the cost they have for the parish annual bid and the state annual bid are by America so they will be able to use them. He added that they did have a meeting with their Geotech to re-evaluate the engineer due to cost. He stated that they are putting together a technical memorandum to show where the reductions are coming from and the jury will have that before the next meeting. 4. 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 mostly complete and all of the site locations are operational except for Georgette. He stated that outstanding construction includes Violet Street, they still have to complete the site grading. He added that the majority efforts are at Georgette Street Wastewater Treatment Plant and remaining items include relocating the generator, demolishing the existing treatment plant, installing the perimeter fence and site grading and the electrical site modifications. He stated that the current status of that recommendation was provided to Byron Talbot which include replacing the single phase distribution panel with a three-phase panel and updating the phase connections to the pump control panel and treatment plant. He added that they spoke to Byron Talbot’s subcontractor Gaines and they resolved outstanding concerns. They are expecting a response from the contractor tomorrow with a request for additional construction days and any additional fee request he stated. He included that pending is the executed tax exempt certificate for Bryon Talbot. Chairman Leroy Blanchard stated that he needs a motion to approve and authorize the President to sign the tax exemption forms for Byron Talbot and RLJ Construction. 5. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “THAT, the committee approve and authorize the President to sign tax exemption certificates for Byron Talbot and RLJ Construction, LLC for the sewer plant & lift station upgrades.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 6. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update from the Grants Coordinator. Ms. Doreen Rivere stated that we have an Entity State Agreement between the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development for the enhanced crosswalks and she will need authorization for the President to sign. Chairman Leroy Blanchard stated that it is a supplemental agreement to the LA 1 and 308 sidewalks in Belle Rose. She stated that the energy efficiency people came and did a walk through, all of the fixtures are on order and will be delivered in about three (3) weeks. The Parish Manager stated that they did order the mini excavator and there was some clarifications that ended up delaying the process a little bit. 7. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, ”THAT, the committee approve to sign the Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with Louisiana Department of Treasury for Line-Item Appropriations for the Gilbert Dupaty Memorial Park and Labadieville Drainage Improvements.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 8. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, ”THAT, the committee approve to send a letter to Louisiana Department of Treasury asking them to send CEA’s for Line-Item Appropriations to Pierre Part Volunteer Fire Department, Bayou L’Ourse Volunteer Fire Department and Bayou L’Ourse Gravity Drainage District No. 1 directly to them.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 9. Committee member Myron Matherne offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, “THAT, the committee approve and authorize the President to sign pending the ADA review the Entity State Agreement with DOTD related to enhanced cross walks at LA 1 and Highway 308 in Belle Rose.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 10. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update on the Ag Center Roof Project. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that they received bids on August 13th for the large arena roof along with three (3) alternates for repairs to the side walls and replacement of the gutter systems on the upper roof and lower roof. He stated that they are recommending to move forward with all three (3) alternates. Chairman Leroy Blanchard asked if he knew what the three (3) alternates were. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that alternate number one (1) is repairs to the flashing between the upper roof sidewalls where the flashing meets the lower roof. He stated that alternate number two (2) is the installation of a gutter system on the upper roof section and alternate number three (3) is replacement of the lower gutter system and downspouts then tying them into the subsurface drainage. 11. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, ”THAT, the committee approve and accept Edward J. Laperouse Metal Works Inc., as the lowest and responsible bidder for the Large Arena Upper Roof Repairs in the amount of $227,913 inclusive of the base bid and Alternates 1, 2, and 3 to re-work the flashing and gutter systems and authorize the President and Secretary-Treasurer to sign all necessary documentation..” This motion was unanimously adopted. 12. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update on the Health Unit Repairs. The Parish Manager stated that the estimated total cost based upon the sampling is $5,900 for the asbestos mitigation. He stated that this is just for the four (4) little rooms. The Parish Manager stated that the reason the study was performed is because the intrusion of water caused the tiles to detach. He stated that it broke exposing it so therefore it was recommended by the architect that an environmental study is complete. Police Juror Michael Dias stated that of course it was recommended because they want more money. He stated that they are changing the floors in the DMV and asked if they tested that building. The General Drainage Supervisor stated that they did not touch that building. Police Juror Michael Dias stated that he is not in favor of that at all. The Parish Manager stated that as they discussed before, they used to have engineers doing these projects and now they are doing them in house. He stated that they go over their recommendations of their engineering firms and architectural firms. He stated that he then brought it to the jury and it was approved. Police Juror Michael Dias stated that he wasn’t in favor for it then, it’s going to be a never-ending battle. 13. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update on the Courthouse Renovations Project. The Parish Manager stated that he hasn’t had any updates from the architect. It is still pending the environmental. The OHSEP Director stated that his architect is in the process of drawing the plans. They are at thirty (30) percent drawing stage and once those plans are complete they will send to OCD for review. Chairman Leroy Blanchard asked about the update on the Clerk or Court’s Office. The Parish Manager stated that they are requesting another contractor to come out to give a price on relocating some of the internet connections and the wires. He stated that he received two (2) quotes and he is still waiting on the third quote. Police Juror Michael Dias stated that this is another one with no time line so it’s just dragging on and on and on. The Parish Manager stated that you can’t continuously push and you have to get two (2) prices so you revisit it. Police Juror Michael Dias stated that he needs to call them every day. Police Juror Ron Alcorn stated that he told the jury this at the last meeting when he read the report the first time, it’s a lot of work on one (1) person that’s trying to run a department. Committee member Jamie Ponville stated that he been telling them we needed to hire an in house engineer to take care of this and do roads. ADA Michael Calabro stated that this is more about administrative work; calling to get quotes and following up with contractors. He stated that we do just need to push this. 14. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested an update on the Shell Beach Boat Launch Project. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that the contractor has begun the submittal process and they have received a schedule of values today. He stated that they are now awaiting his final construction schedule. He stated that the projected start date they are looking at is the week after labor day. Chairman Myron Matherne stated that he would like to do a ground breaking on September 10th at 4:00 in the afternoon and he would like to send a letter to the CPRA and Robert Allain inviting them to come. 15. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, ”THAT, the committee approve to adopt a resolution certifying compliance with the Public Bid Law and the requirements of La RS 38:22211 as it relates to the construction contract for the Shell Beach Project.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 16. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval for contract amendment with DDG to update plans and budget for Assumption Parish Waterworks Saferoom Project at a fee of $15,000 (75% FEMA – 25% APWW). The OHSEP Director stated that they have to get new plans and a new budget drawn up by DDG because they can’t use the plans that were drawn up in 2018. 17. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jeff Naquin, ”THAT, the committee approve the contract amendment with DDG to update plans and budget for Assumption Parish Waterworks Saferoom Project at a fee of $15,000 (75% FEMA – 25% APWW).” This motion was unanimously adopted. 18. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval of two (2) hardship variances on new proposed property line; +6 ft hardship variance on the west side of the proposed property line and +6 ft hardship variance on the east side of proposed property line at 115 Delia Road, Belle Rose. The Permit Official stated that there are two (2) small sheds on the property and the land owner is trying to subdivide the property into two (2) separate lots. He stated that he will be the only property owner so he does recommend this for approval. 19. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, ”THAT, the committee approve two (2) hardship variances on new proposed property line; +6 ft hardship variance on the west side of the proposed property line and +6 ft hardship variance on the east side of proposed property line at 115 Delia Road, Belle Rose.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 20. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval to release a right-of-way and/or servitude that Assumption Parish Police Jury had on Old Delia Road as shown on Survey plat. ADA Michael Calabro stated that he did review this and he has no objection to the request. 21. Committee member Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, ”THAT, the committee approve to release a right-of-way and/or servitude that Assumption Parish Police Jury had on Old Delia Road as shown on Survey plat.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 22. Chairman Leroy Blanchard requested approval for number and placement of speed bumps on Riverbend Street and Brule Maurin Road. Chairman Leroy Blanchard stated that they cannot do Brule Maurin until they finish paving. Police Juror Ron Alcorn stated that he needs him and the Parish Manager to come up with a plan within the next thirty (30) days to order speed bumps where the road was paved or any that was approved. He asked for them to have the plan to present at the first meeting in October. 23. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, ”THAT, the committee approve the number and placement of speed bumps on Riverbend Street and Brule Maurin Road.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 24. Committee member Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, “THAT, there being no further business to come before the Engineering/Grants Committee, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 25. The jury then reconvened the Road and Bridge Committee meeting with the arrival of Mr. Joseph Savoie to give an update on the 2025 Road Overlay Program. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that they had some areas where they put dirt on the shoulders and Cypress Street was one of them. He stated that they put down the dirt and fill material to allow the grass to grow back. Committee member Jamie Ponville stated that the road seems to be narrower now. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that he pulled the original widths and there is an area in the front between the main highway and the first driveway that is slightly narrower but in the back that street went all the way down to about fourteen (14) feet. He stated that they straightened the road and went down with a uniform width all the way down. Committee member Jamie Ponville stated that if this road is straight then he will pay for it. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that they will gladly readdress it and if there’s something they can do to make the situation better they will. Committee member Jamie Ponville stated that this road doesn’t look like work that this contractor would normally do. Committee member Leroy Blanchard asked what is the timeline to get the culverts located or where they need to go on Bayou Drive. He stated that six (6) weeks ago the water was too high to open it up but now we are at record lows and if we wait any longer it’ll be too wet because it’ll be winter time. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that he will follow up with the Parish Manager as far as getting the sizes and lengths of culverts he needs on Brule Maurin and Bayou Drive. He stated that he will get a crew out there tomorrow to identify what culverts need to be removed so when the contractor does come back into the parish on Monday he can get a separate crew out there to start cutting that. Committee member Jamie Ponville asked if there is anything further on the Lee Drive dips. Mr. Joseph Savoie stated that he did let the contractor know he has to hold that unit price to his unit contract price. He stated that the contractor did agree to that so they will revisit it with him and let him reprice it according to the unit prices that are approved already under his contract and then they will bring it to the Jury for approval. Chairman Ron Alcorn stated that based off the program itself, we might have at least eleven (11) outstanding roads that have not been milled or overlaid. 26. Committee member Leroy Blanchard offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, “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 Leroy Blanchard Secretary-Treasurer Engineering/Grants Committee Chairman 9/22/26 Cost: $427.50

SOLID WASTE Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police JurY Wednesday, August 26, 2026 4:49 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 recognized the Mr. Bryan Boudreaux with Waste Depot to discuss outstanding complaints. Mr. Bryan stated that the floor is theirs and he is there to answer any questions. Committee member Jeff Naquin asked if they are making an honest effort to pick up the six (6) yards now instead of the four (4) in the previous contract. Mr. Boudreaux stated that they absolutely are. Committee member Jeff Naquin stated that he had an issue down Quail Street but it was rectified and the pile was picked up last week, a resident had a dumpster in their yard and an icebox to be picked up by Waste Depot. However, it wasn’t picked up the first time and he’s thinking maybe Waste Depot thought that would go in the dumpster but they did end up getting it picked up. Mr. Boudreaux stated that there may be some miscommunication sometimes with employees but at the end of the day it was picked up. Chairman Jamie Ponville stated that they are under contract to pick up things like this and instead of waiting another two (2) weeks to pick up these items residents end up just getting rid of the items because they don’t want the eye sore there anymore. He stated that they pick up six (6) yards and what he would like to see in the reports they send back to the jurors is an estimated yardage of what is still left on the pile. Mr. Boudreaux stated that it was told that he was there due to complaints and he asked for a list of what the complaints were, but it sounds like the jury is going to something else. He asked what are we discussing. Chairman Jamie Ponville stated that he just asked a question and he would like for Mr. Boudreaux to answer it. Mr. Boudreaux stated that there is no way for them to be able to estimate what is left on the ground. He stated that he doesn’t see how that would help if they guesstimate what is left, when they are telling them the amount being picked up. He asked what is the reasoning of them needing this information. Chairman Jamie Ponville stated that if they gave this information then they can let residents know exactly how many pickups and everything will be gone. Mr. Boudreaux stated that then he will be held to that. Chairman Jamie Ponville stated that we just need an estimate. Mr. Boudreaux stated that they can estimate the six (6) yards by what the bucket grabs and it would be very difficult to estimate what is left on the ground. He stated that this would take a lot of their time away from picking up the materials. Police Juror Myron Matherne stated that he was disappointed about the situation that arose on Timothy Street. He stated that the residents were tearing down a shed in the back yard and they were picking up then just stopped. He stated that they put a dumpster to help them out. Mr. Boudreaux stated that he is trying to understand what Mr. Matherne’s complaint is because that pile is an out of spec pile. He stated that they do not pick up demolished houses. He stated that this makes them look bad and like they are not doing their job when the jury says they have complaints but the complaints they are talking about is out of their scope of work. Committee member Chris Carter stated that he had a couple of piles that were questionable and were not in the contract to be picked up but Mr. Boudreaux went back and serviced those piles. Mr. Boudreaux stated for different situations they do not mind helping out but they can not pick up demolition because they would end up covering that bill. He stated that they can not sustain demolition, that they would be out of business. Committee member Leroy Blanchard asked if they are putting door hangers on residents that have out of spec piles. Mr. Boudreaux stated that they were, but they haven’t been doing this recently. He stated that for the most part they have just been communicating with residents and jurors to let them know. He let the jury know that if they would like for door hangers to be put they can put this back in place. Committee member Leroy Blanchard stated that he thinks this should be put back into place because a lot of residents only use this bulk waste service maybe once or twice a year. He stated that with the door hanger in place they can call and find out why their pile was not picked up. Mr. Boudreaux stated that they will implement this back in. Police Juror Charles Breaux asked if he can look at the pile on Louis Lane and give him a price for this to be picked up. He stated that this pile has been there for years. Chairman Jamie Ponville stated that his complaint was Texaco Street because it took forever to pick this pile up because they said it was too far away from the road. He stated that nothing was moved any closer and the next pickup half of the pile was picked up. Mr. Boudreaux stated that this is not true that Mr. Ponville actually moved it. Mr. Ponville stated that they actually picked it up before he could move it. Mr. Boudreaux asked what was able to be reached was picked up correct. Chairman Jamie Ponville stated that it was picked up after being missed three (3) times. Mr. Boudreaux stated that this is not true. Chairman Jamie Ponville stated that he is absolutely correct and that is what happened and thanked him for his service. 3. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, ”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 Jamie Ponville Secretary-Treasurer Solid Waste Committee Chairman September 22, 2026 Cost: $139.50

Finance Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 26, 2026 4:12 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 21, 2026. 3. Committee member Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, ”THAT, the committee approve to pay the List of Bills submitted through August 21, 2026.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 4. Chairman Jeff Naquin requested approval of the Budget Comparison Statements for July 2026. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that they are presented in the packet and there are no recommended changes at this point. 5. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, ”THAT, the committee approve the Budget Comparison Statements for July 2026.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 6. Chairman Jeff Naquin requested approval of amended budgets for 2026. 7. Chairman Jeff Naquin recognized the Secretary-Treasurer to present the 2026 amended budget; she stated that she wants the jury to pay attention to the General Fund. She added that at the end of 2027 we will not be able to operate as we are today. General Fund total revenues are $2,821,577, total expenditures are $2,848,834, a total deficiency of ($27,257), transfers in $73,157, transfers out ($831,130), a beginning fund balance of $1,672,973, an ending fund balance of $887,743. 8. 1% Sales Tax total revenues are $4,074,735, total expenditures are $3,498,149, an excess of $576,586, transfers out ($1,252,268), a beginning fund balance of $8,098,169, an ending fund balance of $7,422,487. 9. Road & Bridge total revenues are $3,243,887, total expenditures are $4,474,930, a total deficiency of ($1,231,043), transfers in $994,400, a beginning fund balance of $1,397,341 an ending fund balance of $1,160,698. 10. Off Duty Officer Fund total revenues are $37,421, total expenditures are $12,340, an excess of $25,081, transfers out ($25,000), a beginning fund balance of $15,991, an ending fund balance of $16,072. 11. Criminal Court Fund total revenues are $219,251, total expenditures are $427,705, a deficiency of ($208,454), transfers in $209,000, transfers out ($273), a beginning fund balance of $1, an ending fund balance of $274. 12. Library Fund total revenues are $1,498,363, total expenditures are $1,170,740, an excess of $327,623, a beginning fund balance of $4,326,469, an ending fund balance of $4,654,092. She stated that they are operating within a balanced budget and that is why they are proposing the propositions in November. 13. Road Lighting District #1 total revenues are $197,001, total expenditures are $95,014, an excess of $101,987, a beginning fund balance of $1,313,722, an ending fund balance of $1,415,709. 14. Consolidated Road Lighting #1 total revenues are $118,235, total expenditures are $65,100, an excess of $53,135, a beginning fund balance of $522,892, an ending fund balance of $576,027. 15. OEP Federal Grants total revenues are $1,459,539, total expenditures are $2,701,955, a deficiency of ($1,242,416), transfers in $1,214,878, a beginning fund balance of $2,581,300, an ending fund balance of $2,553,762. 16. Office of Emergency Preparedness total revenues are $818,609, total expenditures are $1,033,151, a deficiency of ($214,542), transfers in $206,000, a beginning fund balance of $48,682, an ending fund balance of $40,140. 17. ½% Sales Tax (Road Fund) total revenues are $4,826,871, total expenditures are $6,097,567, a deficiency of ($1,270,696), transfers out ($75,000), a beginning fund balance of $3,789,412, an ending fund balance of $2,443,716. 18. ¼% Sales Tax (Drainage) total revenues are $916,478, total expenditures are $1,046,861, a deficiency of ($130,383), transfers in $2,215, a beginning fund balance of $1,767,479, an ending fund balance of $1,639,311. 19. “911” Parish Communications District total revenues are $211,700, total expenditures are $239,669, a deficiency of ($27,969), transfers in $3,609, a beginning fund balance of $453,849, an ending fund balance of $429,489. 20. Consolidated Fire District (Pierre Part-Belle River) total revenues are $338,457, total expenditures are $337,457, an excess of $1,000, transfers out ($1,000), a beginning fund balance of $274,337, an ending fund balance of $274,337. 21. Consolidated Fire District (Paincourtville) total revenues are $338,430, total expenditures are $337,430, an excess of $1,000, transfers out ($1,000), a beginning fund balance of $274,332, an ending fund balance of $274,332. 22. Consolidated Fire District (Napoleonville) total revenues are $299,320, total expenditures are $298,320, an excess of $1,000, transfers out ($1,000), a beginning fund balance of $240,619, an ending fund balance of $240,619. 23. Consolidated Fire District (Bayou L’Ourse) total revenues are $182,025, total expenditures are $181,025, an excess of $1,000, transfers out ($1,000), a beginning fund balance of $139,359, an ending fund balance of $139,359. 24. Council on Aging total revenues are $1,296,646, total expenditures are $1,310,151, a deficiency of ($13,505), a beginning fund balance of $1,068,532, an ending fund balance of $1,055,027. 25. Consolidated Fire District (Labadieville) total revenues are $256,294, total expenditures are $255,294, an excess of $1,000, transfers out ($1,000), a beginning fund balance of $193,126, an ending fund balance of $193,126. 26. Public Buildings Fund total revenues are $523,992, total expenditures are $583,742, a deficiency of ($59,750), a beginning fund balance of $1,114,389, an ending fund balance of $1,054,639. 27. La Cooperative Extension total revenues are $339,888, total expenditures are $467,761, a deficiency of ($127,873), a beginning fund balance of $1,149,374, an ending fund balance of $1,021,501. 28. Library Board Fund total revenues are $4,021, total expenditures are $7,970, a deficiency of ($3,949), a beginning fund balance of $51,990, an ending fund balance of $48,041. 29. Lower Belle River Drainage District #12 total revenues are $2,083, total expenditures are $1,176, an excess of $907, a beginning fund balance of $13,744, an ending fund balance of $14,651. 30. Labadieville Drainage District #3 total revenues are $3,089, total expenditures are $415, an excess of $2,674, a beginning fund balance of $33,927, an ending fund balance of $36,601. 31. Marais Drainage District total revenues are $418, total expenditures are $20, an excess of $398, a beginning fund balance of $12,673, an ending fund balance of $13,071. 32. Hard Times Drainage District total revenues are $926, total expenditures are $20, an excess of $906, a beginning fund balance of $27,894, an ending fund balance of $28,800. 33. Landry Subdivision Gravity Drainage District #7 total revenues are $23,344, total expenditures are $15,009, an excess of $8,335, a beginning fund balance of $62,007, an ending fund balance of $70,342. 34. Oakridge Subdivision Drainage District #8 total revenues are $6,364, total expenditures are $3,894, an excess of $2,470, a beginning fund balance of $26,949, an ending fund balance of $29,419. 35. Northwest Side LA 70 Drainage District #9 total revenues are $6,173, total expenditures are $6,241, a deficiency of ($68), a beginning fund balance of $7,842, an ending fund balance of $7,774. 36. Knotts Gravity Drainage District #11 total revenues are $3,425, total expenditures are $3,360, an excess of $65, a beginning fund balance of $22,589, an ending fund balance of $22,654. 37. LA 70 to Lee Drive Drainage District #14 total revenues are $12,038, total expenditures are $4,880, an excess of $7,158, a beginning fund balance of $54,772, an ending fund balance of $61,930. 38. Pierre Part/Belle River Recreation District Veteran’s Park total revenues are $526,610, total expenditures are $595,770, a deficiency of ($69,160), transfers in $142,365, transfers out ($265,141), a beginning fund balance of $449,433, an ending fund balance of $257,497. 39. Assumption Gravity Drainage District #2 total revenues are $17,208, total expenditures are $3,760, an excess of $13,448, a beginning fund balance of $235,653, an ending fund balance of $249,101. 40. Assumption Gravity Drainage District #5 (Plattenville) total revenues are $2,289, total expenditures are $280, an excess of $2,009, a beginning fund balance of $51,037, an ending fund balance of $53,046. 41. Bertrandville Recreation District total revenues are $88, total expenditures are $10, an excess of $78, a beginning fund balance of $2,674, an ending fund balance of $2,752. 42. Bayou Pierre Part North Drainage District total revenues are $738, total expenditures are $917, a deficiency of ($179), a beginning fund balance of $1,628, an ending fund balance of $1,449. 43. Pierre Part Settlement Drainage District total revenues are $141, total expenditures are $1,483, a deficiency of ($1,342), a beginning fund balance of $3,769, an ending fund balance of $2,427. 44. GOMESA 2021 Bonds total revenues are $191,498, total expenditures are $3,685,803, a deficiency of ($3,494,305), transfers out ($1,608,153), a beginning fund balance of $5,782,714, an ending fund balance of $680,256. 45. Lower Texas Drainage District total revenues are $6,755, total expenditures are $3,906, an excess of $2,849, a beginning fund balance of $26,360, an ending fund balance of $29,209. 46. Ward 1 Recreation District total revenues are $7,515, total expenditures are $17,219, a deficiency of ($9,704), a beginning fund balance of $17,514, an ending fund balance of $7,810. 47. Opiod Abatement total revenues are $71,648, total expenditures are $100,000, a deficiency of ($28.352), a beginning fund balance of $449,418, an ending fund balance of $421,066. 48. Bayou L’Ourse Gravity Drainage District #1 total revenues are $74,094, total expenditures are $65,504, an excess of $8,590, transfers out ($2,215), a beginning fund balance of $109,936, an ending fund balance of $116,311. 49. Bayou L’Ourse Recreation District #1 total revenues are $276,217, total expenditures are $328,618, a deficiency of ($52,401), a beginning fund balance of $475,463, an ending fund balance of $423,062. 50. Pierre Part/Belle River Recreation Bond Sinking Fund (Debt Service Fund) total revenues are $45, total expenditures are $98,632, a deficiency of ($98,587), transfers in $98,632, a beginning fund balance of $194, an ending fund balance of $239. 51. Solid Waste (Enterprise Fund) total revenues are $3,230,577, total expenditures are $2,959,217, an excess of $271,360, a beginning fund balance of $616,638, an ending fund balance of $887,998. Total ending fund balance with enterprise adjustments $889,639. 52. OEP Special Industry Fund (Enterprise Fund) total revenues are $85,050, total expenditures are $90,347, a deficiency of ($5,297), a beginning fund balance of $86,506, an ending fund balance of $110,534. Total ending fund balance with enterprise adjustments $408,526. 53. Mosquito Abatement (Enterprise Fund) total revenues are $353,421, total expenditures are $251,421, an excess of $102,000, a beginning fund balance of $415,630, an ending fund balance of $528,358. Total ending fund balance with enterprise adjustments $662,694. 54. Consolidated Sewer District (Enterprise Fund) total revenues are $157,666, total expenditures are $207,488, a deficiency of ($49,822), transfers in $31,500, a beginning fund balance of $53,351, an ending fund balance of $35,029. Total ending fund balance with enterprise adjustments $40,209. 55. PP/BR Recreation Bond Construction Fund (Project Budget) total revenue $6,053, total expenditures are $210,045, a deficiency of ($203,992), bond proceeds $1,000,000, transfer out ($769,008), a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 56. Community Development Fund total revenues are $513, total expenditures are $382,415, a deficiency of ($381,902), transfer in $382,853, transfer out ($2,936), a beginning fund balance of $22,796, an ending fund balance of $20,811. 57. Energy Assistance Program total revenues are $193,295, total expenditures are $192,622, an excess of $673, transfers out ($673), a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 58. Section 8 Housing total revenues are $581,507, total expenditures are $606,031, a deficiency of ($24,524), a beginning fund balance of $85,149, an ending fund balance of $60,625. 59. Community Services Block Grant total revenues are $53,895, total expenditures are $53,895, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 60. Capital Outlay (Assumption Parish Pumps & Drainage) total revenues are $467,500, total expenditures are $634,167, a deficiency of ($166,667), transfer in $166,667, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 61. Capital Outlay (Shell Beach Boat Launch) total revenues are $134,871, total expenditures are $426,000, a deficiency of ($291,129), transfers in $291,129, a beginning balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 62. Capital Outlay (Grant Park) total revenues are $262,770, total expenditures are $350,360, a deficiency of ($87,590), transfers in $87,590, a beginning balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 63. Community Action Agency Advisory Board total revenues are $0, total expenditures are $0, a beginning fund balance of $14, an ending fund balance of $14. 64. Line-Item Appropriation (Nap & Pain Fire Depts) total revenues are $50,000, total expenditures are $50,000, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 65. Local Government Assistance Program (Courthouse Renovations) total revenues are $76,358, total expenditures are $211,670, a deficiency of ($135,312), transfers in $135,312, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 66. Local Government Assistance Program (Dump Truck, Mini Excvtr, Display) total revenues are $275,000, total expenditures are $275,000, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 67. Local Government Assistance Program (CWEF – Water Lines/Water Pump Imprv) total revenues are $156,000, total expenditures are $156,000, a beginning fund balance $0, an ending fund balance $0. 68. Recreation Trails Program (Belle Rose Library Walking Trail) total revenues are $7,352, total expenditures are $9,190, a deficiency of ($1,838), transfers in $1,838, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 69. Recreation Trails Program (Gilbert Dupaty Park Walking Trail) total revenues are $112,000, total expenditures are $140,000, a deficiency of ($28,000), transfer in $28,000, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0 70. CDBG DRP (CDBG DSP Mit – Cancienne Canal) (Project Budget) total revenues are $3,705,587, total expenditures are $3,705,587, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 71. CDBG DRP (CDBG LWI R2 Mit – Bayou St. Vincent) (Project Budget) total revenues are $9,080,000, total expenditures are $9,080,000, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 72. CDBG DRP (RCIP – Nap Courthouse Weatherization) (Project Budget) total revenues are $840,764, total expenditures are $840,764, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 73. Land & Water Conservation Fund (Project Budget) total revenues are $1,000,000, total expenditures are $1,688,810, a deficiency of ($688,810), transfers in $735,692, transfers out ($46,882), a beginning fund balance $0, an ending fund balance $0. 74. American Rescue Act SLFRF (Project Budget) total revenues are $4,252,070, total expenditures are $4,252,070, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0 75. Line-Item Appropriation (Gilbert Dupaty Park Rehab) (Project Budget) total revenues are $600,000, total expenditures are $574,500, an excess of $25,500, transfers in $2,500, transfers out ($28,000), a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 76. Coastal Protection & Restoration (Amelia Levee Improvements) (Project Budget) total revenues are $2,000,000, total expenditures are $2,000,000, a beginning fund balance of $0, an ending fund balance of $0. 77. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that she is presenting this for approval and we do have the propositions that we are proposing for the November 3rd election. She stated that it is very dire that these propositions do pass and if these do not pass then they will have to come to the table and determine what services will be cut and which employees will be laid off. She stated that there is no other way. Committee member Chris Carter stated that then it is important they inform the public about the importance of passing these. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that the employees that are paid out of General Fund right now for 2026 is $375,000 annually. She added then that they have General Fund Building Administration which is grass cutters and that’s $130,000 annually. She explained that the jail facility which is the prisoners we do receive reimbursement from the Sheriff for $36,000 to assist with the Correct Health contract, but that price tag is $753,000 annually. Chairman Jamie Ponville asked if this is all coming out of the General Fund. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that everything she is discussing will be coming out of the General Fund and continued to say Animal Control is about $55,000 annually, lighting is about $71,000 annually, derelict structures and grass cutting is about $51,000 annually, parks are about $71,000 annually, and Attakapas is about $200,000 annually inclusive of litigation for 2026. She stated recreation for jurors is $90,000 annually but sometimes funds do go over. She added then we get to the transfers out that come out of the General Fund; CDF which is $190,000; CDF salaries which is $58,000; OEP which is $206,000; Consolidated Sewer which is $31,500 and Criminal Court which is $184,000. The Parish Manager stated that for the Consolidated Sewer fund that employee may have a salary of $30,000 annually and that total cost is capsulated in brand new pumps and different things that go to that. He stated that these older plants are failing on a regular basis. Chairman Jeff Naquin stated that the problem is the residents are putting trash down the sewer pipes. He stated that they need to start telling them that if this problem doesn’t stop there will come a point in time where they will no longer have public sewer systems. Committee member Michael Dias and Police Juror Jamie Ponville recommended that they sell these systems. They asked to place this on the next agenda. 78. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, “THAT, the committee approve the 2026 amended budgets as presented.” This motion was unanimously adopted 79. Committee member Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, “THAT, there being no further business to come before the Finance Committee, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. Kim M. Torres Jeff Naquin Secretary-Treasurer Finance Committee Chairman 9/22/26 Cost: $540.00

Road & Bridge Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police JurY Wednesday, August 26, 2026 4:11 O’clock p.m. 1. Committee members recorded as present were: Mr. Ron Alcorn, Chairman; Mr. Charles Breaux, Mr. Leroy Blanchard, Mr. Myron Mathernem Mr. Jamie Ponville Other Police Jurors recorded as present were: Mr. Jeff Naquin, Mr. Michael Dias, Mr. Ira Patureau, Mr. Chris Carter 2. Chairman Ron Alcorn requested an update on the 2025 Road Overlay Program. He stated that Mr. Joseph Savoie is not present at the meeting yet, they will come back to this item. 3. Chairman Ron Alcorn requested approval to place a stop sign on Star Road in both directions at its intersection with LA Hwy 1000. Committee member Leroy Blanchard stated that there was an accident here a couple weeks ago with an ATV and a vehicle and as a safety measure he would like to have stop signs put up. 4. Committee member Leroy Blanchard offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, ”THAT, the committee approve to place a stop sign on Star Road in both directions at its intersection with LA Hwy 1000.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 5. Chairman Ron Alcorn requested approval for the President to sign the Act of Transfer with DOTD for Pear Street. 6. Committee member Myron Matherne offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, ”THAT, the committee approve and authorize for the President to sign the Act of Transfer with DOTD for Pear Street.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 7. Committee member Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “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 Ron Alcorn Secretary-Treasurer Road and Bridge Committee Chairman 9/22/26 Cost: $58.50

Personnel Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 26, 2026 4:10 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, Mr. Charles Breaux 2. Chairman Michael Dias requested approval to end probationary period for Equipment Operator II effective 8/29/26. 3. Committee member Leroy Blanchard offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, ”THAT, the committee approve to end the probationary period for Equipment Operator II effective 8/29/26.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 4. Chaiman Michael Dias requested approval to end probationary period for General Maintenance Worker effective 9/8/26. 5. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, ”THAT, the committee approve to end the probationary period for General Maintenance Worker effective 9/8/26.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 6. Chairman Michael Dias requested approval to ratify the hiring of four (4) Contract ULV Mosquito Abatement Drivers. The Mosquito Control Supervisor stated that he will actually be ratifying the hiring of only three (3) employees that he is still in the process of hiring the fourth. He stated that these individuals were hired at the beginning of the season. 7. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Leroy Blanchard, ”THAT, the committee approve to ratify the hiring of three (3) Contract ULV Mosquito Abatement Drivers.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 8. Committee member Chris Carter 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 Michael Dias Secretary-Treasurer Personnel Committee Chairman 9/22/26 Cost: $67.50

Drainage Committee Meeting Of the Assumption Parish Police Jury Wednesday, August 26, 2026 4:00 O’clock p.m. 1. Committee members recorded as present were: Mr. Jamie Ponville, Chairman; Mr. Myron Matherne, Mr. Ira Patureau, Mr. Jeff Naquin, Mr. Charles Breaux Other Police Jurors recorded as present were: Mr. Michael Dias, Mr. Leroy Blanchard Committee member recorded as absent was: Mr. Chris Carter Other Police Juror recorded as absent was: Mr. Ron Alcorn 2. Chairman Jamie Ponville requested approval to appoint replacement to the Pierre Part/Belle River Consolidated Drainage District for the resignation of Mr. Bradley Diaz. He stated that he would like to appoint Mr. Aaron Dugas as his replacement. 3. Committee member Myron Matherne offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ira Patureau, “THAT, the committee approve to appoint Mr. Aaron Dugas to the Pierre Part/Belle River Consolidated Drainage District for the resignation of Mr. Bradley Diaz.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 4. Chairman Jamie Ponville requested approval of a drainage project and authorization for the President to sign a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement (CEA) with Henry Templet for culvert installation at 2433 Hwy 308 at an estimated project total cost of $2,700. 5. Committee member Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, ”THAT, the committee approve the drainage project and authorization for the President to sign a CEA with Henry Templet for culvert installation at 2433 Hwy 308 at an estimated project total cost of $2,700.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 6. Committee member Chris Carter entered the meeting at this time. 7. Chairman Jamie Ponville requested approval of a drainage project and authorization for the President to sign a CEA with Phil Templet for installation of one 15” catch basin at 108 Gaudet Street at an estimated project total cost of $1,072. 8. Committee member Ira Patureau offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, ”THAT, the committee approve the drainage project and authorization for the President to sign a CEA with Phil Templet for installation of one 15” catch basin at 108 Gaudet Street at an estimated project total of $1,072.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 9. Chairman Jamie Ponville requested to discuss 283 Daggs Street drainage improvements. The Parish Manager stated that the actual driveway is sliding into the ditch. He stated that if they installed culverts at this particular site it would secure the driveway. He stated that this is also parish property. 10. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ira Patureau, “THAT, the committee approve a drainage project at 283 Daggs Street.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 11. Police Juror Ron Alcorn entered the meeting at this time. 12. Chairman Jamie Ponville requested approval to clean out the drainage canal between Bertrand Street and Jones Street. Committee member Chris Carter stated that this is a drainage canal that they clean every two (2) to three (3) years, and it needs to be cleaned again. 13. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, ”THAT, the committee approve to clean out the drainage canal between Bertrand Street and Jones Street.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 14. Chairman Jamie Ponville requested to discuss the cleaning of drainage ditches from Bayou Lafourche to Lake Verret. Committee member Charles Breaux placed this item on the agenda. He stated that the canal needs to be cleaned from Highway 1 along Highway 1011 to the mill. He stated that it needs to start here. Police Juror Michael Dias asked where will this water go once it gets to the mill. Committee member Charles Breaux stated that there is two (2) or three (3) canals back there that they will have to clean out to get the water gone. Police Juror Michael Dias stated that this canal was made to draw water from Bayou Lafourche to the mill. Committee member Charles Breaux stated that this is the only way to get the Marais cleaned out is through there. Police Juror Michael Dias stated that the only way to clean the Marais out because it is a bowl is pumps. Committee member Charles Breaux demanded that we have to clean to the pumps and if you clean the canals you may not need pumps. Committee member Chris Carter suggested that first we contact the land owner. The Parish Manager stated that he just wants to make it clear that this is not part of the Marais Projects scope of work. Chairman Jamie Ponville suggested that committee member Charles Breaux speak to the land owner and report back to the next meeting. No action was taken on this item. 15. Chairman Jamie Ponville requested approval of the following drainage overages: Project #93093, (2) catch basins at 5111 Hwy 1 (W6) $352.72; Project #93210, Culvert replacement at 4520 Hwy 1 (W5) $108.63; Project #93211, Culvert replacement at 4525 Hwy 1 (W5) $908.20; Project #93243, Culvert replacement at 142 Teddy Street (W9) $840.00; Project #93248, Culvert replacement at 145 Agnes Street (W9) $720.00 and Project #93249, Culvert replacement at 113 Pauline Street (W9) $1,071.28. The Parish Manager stated that for budgetary purposes they need to approve these and once they can validate what occurred some may come back to be deducted. The Secretary-Treasurer stated that these invoices have been paid and these projects have been identified as the funding source. The Parish Manager stated that some of these are much older projects. Chairman Jamie Ponville stated that we need to do better. 16. Committee member Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, ”THAT, the committee approve the following drainage overages: Project #93093, (2) catch basins at 5111 Hwy 1 (W6) $352.72; Project #93210, Culvert replacement at 4520 Hwy 1 (W5) $108.63; Project #93211, Culvert replacement at 4525 Hwy 1 (W5) $908.20; Project #93243, Culvert replacement at 142 Teddy Street (W9) $840.00; Project #93248, Culvert replacement at 145 Agnes Street (W9) $720.00 and Project #93249, Culvert replacement at 113 Pauline Street (W9) $1,071.28.” This motion was unanimously adopted. 17. Committee member Ira Patureau offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, there being no further business to come before the Drainage Committee, the meeting be adjourned.” This motion was unanimously adopted. Kim M. Torres Jamie Ponville Secretary-Treasurer Drainage Committee Chairman 9/22/26 Cost: $175.50

PUBLIC NOTICE OPPORTUNITY FOR REQUESTING A PUBLIC HEARING All interested persons are hereby advised that the Assumption Parish Police Jury/Assumption Council on Aging 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 Parish Police Jury/Assumption Council on Aging is preparing to Replace existing equipment to continue transportation services in the Parish. Further details relative to the project are available from Assumption Parish Transit, 166 Hwy 1008, Napoleonville, LA 70390 or Angele Authement, 985-369-7961. 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 10/7/26, and should be addressed to: Assumption Parish Transit, Attn: Angele Authement, 166 Hwy 1008, Napoleonville, LA 70390. Should a public hearing be required, a public notice will be published stating the date, time, and location of the hearing. Issue Date 9/22/26 Cost: 38.25

DECLARATION OF ELECTION RESULTS Be it known and declared that the governing authority of (i) Consolidated Fire Protection District of the Parish of Assumption, State of Louisiana and (ii) Assumption Parish Road Lighting District No. 1 (the “Districts”), did meet in open and public session to examine the official certified tabulations of votes cast at the special elections held in the Districts on Saturday, June 27, 2026, and did examine and canvass the returns of the said elections, there having been submitted at said elections the following propositions, to wit: CONSOLIDATED FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT PROPOSITION (MILLAGE RENEWAL) Shall Consolidated Fire Protection District of the Parish of Assumption, State of Louisiana (the “District”), continue to levy a special tax of 5 mills (the “Tax”) on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $1,235,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2027 and ending with the year 2036, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection and emergency medical service facilities, for purchasing fire trucks and other fire fighting or emergency medical service equipment in and for the District, and payment of all related personnel costs, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, including charges for fire hydrant rentals and service, provided that a portion of the Tax proceeds is required to be contributed to state and statewide retirement systems as provided in R.S. 11:82? ROAD LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 1 PROPOSITION PROPOSITION (MILLAGE RENEWAL) Shall Assumption Parish Road Lighting District No. 1 (the “District”), continue to levy a tax of not exceeding 15 mills on all property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $160,000 reasonably expected to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2027 and ending with the year 2036, for the purpose of maintaining, improving and keeping in repair, the system of the road lighting in the District? There was found by said count and canvass that (i) there was a total of 1,970 votes cast IN FAVOR OF Consolidated Fire Protection District Proposition and a total of 580 votes cast AGAINST Consolidated Fire Protection District Proposition, as hereinabove set forth, and that there was a majority of 1,390 votes cast IN FAVOR OF Consolidated Fire Protection District Proposition as hereinabove set forth and (ii) there was a total of 265 votes cast IN FAVOR OF Road Lighting District No. 1 Proposition and a total of 137 votes cast AGAINST Road Lighting District No. 1 Proposition as hereinabove set forth, and that there was a majority of 128 votes cast IN FAVOR OF Road Lighting District No. 1 Proposition as hereinabove set forth. Therefore, it has been declared by the governing authority of the Districts that the propositions as hereinabove set forth were duly CARRIED by a majority of the votes cast by the qualified electors voting at the said special elections held in the Districts on Saturday, June 27, 2026. Results by precinct are available from the Secretary- Treasurer of the Police Jury during regular business hours or via the Louisiana Secretary of State’s website (voterportal.sos.la.gov). The actual cost of the elections as determined by the Louisiana Secretary of State in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, is $7,611.73. Parish of Assumption, State of Louisiana September 22, 2026 Cost: $99.00

Public Notice Notice is hereby given by the Assumption Parish Police Jury, in accordance with Assumption Parish Ordinance No. 06-19 (Assumption Parish Derelict Structure Ordinance), that the following property is in violation of Section 2 of said ordinance by being derelict and presents a danger to the health and welfare of the residents of Assumption Parish. Furthermore, notice by certified mail has been attempted to the owner or agent of the owner, of the following property, however the Post Office has returned the stated notice, due to its inability to make delivery or refusal of acceptance. The property is as follows: Ward 6 Carl Franklin Lot: 144 Oakville Street Belle Rose, LA 70341 Notice is further given that if the owner fails to commence to demolish or repair the subject building, dwelling, or structure within fifteen (15) days of this notice, the Assumption Parish Police jury may, in its discretion, have the subject building, dwelling, or structure restored to a safe condition or demolished. The Police Jury shall charge the owner for actual cost incurred for the work plus a fifteen (15%) per cent administration fee. If the owner fails to pay the costs incurred, the Police Jury may file a lien on said property in favor of the Parish and may recover costs of courts, attorney fees, and interest. Jeff Naquin, President 2T/9/22/2026 9/29/2026 Cost: $40.50 mmm NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be accepted by the Assumption Parish Police Jury for the following service: THE REMOVAL, CLEAN-UP AND DISPOSAL OF JUNK, (WOOD, TIN, TREE BRANCHES, TIRES, ETC.) ON PREDETERMINED SITE(S) LOT AT 156 DAGGS STREET, BELLE ROSE, LA 70341 Sealed bids will be accepted until Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. Any bids received after the specified time and date will not be considered. Bids may be submitted via Certified or Registered Mail with Return Receipt Requested to P.O. Box 520, Napoleonville, LA 70390 or hand delivered to the Assumption Parsh Police Jury Administrative Office, 4813 Highway 1, Napoleonville, LA 70390. Sealed bids may also be submitted via the Assumption Parish Police Jury website (www.assumptionla.com). Bids to be opened at 2:00 p.m. on the same day in the Assumption Parish Police Jury Administrative Office. Specifications and Contract for the above are available and can be picked up at the Police Jury Administrative Office at 4813 Highway 1, Napoleonville, LA. Contractor shall be licensed by the Louisiana State Contractors Licensing Board for Rigging, House Moving, Wrecking and Dismantling. Contractor’s license number must appear on the face of the sealed envelope containing his/hers bid. Bids must be submitted on contract document. Signed: Jeff Naquin, President Ext. 2T 9/22/2026 9/29/2026 Cost: $42.75 mmm DECLARATION OF ELECTION RESULTS Be it known and declared that the governing authority of the Village of Napoleonville, State of Louisiana (the “Village”), did meet in open and public session to examine the official certified tabulations of votes cast at the special election held in the Village on Saturday, June 27, 2026, and did examine and canvass the returns of the said election, there having been submitted at said election the following proposition, to wit: PROPOSITION (MILLAGE RENEWAL) Shall the Village of Napoleonville, State of Louisiana (the “Village”), continue to levy a tax of 7.02 mills (the “Tax”) on all property subject to taxation in the Village for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2028 and ending with the year 2037 (an estimated $20,400 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year), for the purpose of providing general funds for street improvements and any other lawful purposes of the Village? There was found by said count and canvass that there was a total of 58 votes cast IN FAVOR OF the Proposition and a total of 29 votes cast AGAINST the Proposition, as hereinabove set forth, and that there was a majority of 29 votes cast IN FAVOR OF the Proposition as hereinabove set forth. Therefore, it has been declared by the governing authority of the Village that the proposition as hereinabove set forth was duly CARRIED by a majority of the votes cast by the qualified electors voting at the said special election held in the Village on Saturday, June 27, 2026. Results by precinct are available from the Clerk of the Village during regular business hours or via the Louisiana Secretary of State’s website (voterportal.sos.la.gov). The actual cost of the election as determined by the Louisiana Secretary of State in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, is $203.19. Village of Napoleonville, State of Louisiana September 22, 2026 Cost: $54.00

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Assumption Parish Police Jury will be holding a public Hearing on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 5:50 p.m. The public hearing will be held at the Assumption Parish Police Jury Administrative Building located at 4813 Highway 1 in Napoleonville. The purpose of the public hearing is to receive comments, questions, concerns, and input from the public relative to the proposed rate increase on telecommunications service to be levied within the jurisdiction of the 911 district. ASSSUMPTION PARISH POLICE JURY Paul LeBlanc 911 Director Bayou Pioneer, September 15,22, & 29, 2026 Cost: $20.25