Tangipahoa Parish School Board Central Office 59656 Puleston Rd. Amite, LA 70422 MEETING MINUTES Attendance Voting Members Trent Anthony, Board President Glenn Westmoreland, Board Member and Finance Committee Chairman Robin Abrams, Board Member and Capital Outlay Committee Chairman Rose Dominguez, Board Member Brett Duncan, Board Member and Instructional Accountability and Support Committee Chairman Absent Jerry Moore, Board Member Joey Piazza, Board Member and Policy Committee Chairman Janice Richards, Board Member and Personnel Committee Chairman Tom Tolar, Board Member 1. CALL TO ORDER The Tangipahoa Parish School Board Meeting was called to order by Board President Trent Anthony at 6:02PM Roll Call Pledge of Allegiance (All veterans and active military, please render the proper salute) The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mr. Joey Piazza 2. OPENING ITEMS a. Consider approval of Tangipahoa Parish School Board Meeting minutes of June 16th, 2026 Motion to approve and adopt the Tangipahoa Parish School Board Meeting minutes of June 16th, 2026 report and all recommendations. Motion made by: Joey Piazza Motion seconded by: Rose Dominguez Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Robin Abrams Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Joey Piazza Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar (The official adopted minutes have been placed in the Board Minute Archives and/or for viewing on the TPSS website: https://tangischools.community.highbond.com/Portal/ MeetingTypeList.aspx) b. Consider approval of Tangipahoa Parish School Capital Outlay Committee Meeting minutes of June 16th, 2026 Motion to approve and adopt the Tangipahoa Parish School Capital Outlay Committee Meeting of June 16th, 2026 report and all recommendations. Motion made by: Glenn Westmoreland Motion seconded by: Tom Tolar Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Robin Abrams Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Joey Piazza Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar (The official adopted minutes have been placed in the Board Minute Archives and/or for viewing on the TPSS website: https://tangischools.community.highbond.com/Portal/ MeetingTypeList.aspx) c. Consider approval of Tangipahoa Parish Superintendent Search Process Commit- tee of the Whole meeting minutes of June 16th, 2026 Motion to approve and adopt the Tangipahoa Parish Superintendent Search Process Committee of the Whole meeting minutes of June 16th, 2026 report and all recom- mendations. Motion made by: Joey Piazza Motion seconded by: Robin Abrams Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Robin Abrams Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Joey Piazza Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar (The official adopted minutes have been placed in the Board Minute Archives and/or for viewing on the TPSS website: https://tangischools.community.highbond.com/Portal/ MeetingTypeList.aspx) 3. ACADEMIC UPDATE a. Early Childhood Data, 2025-2026 - Carmen Brabham provided a presentation on the Early Childhood data highlighting the below. 15 Public School Pre-K Classrooms 46 Childhood Centers 7 Head Start Centers 3 Family Home Care Centers 79% of all enrolled Pre-K students scored average or better on end of year assess- ments! b. Update on 2026 LEAP and K-3 Dibels Results Dr. Lisa Fussell provided updates on the LEAP and Dibels scores. DIBELS K-3 Literacy Results K-3 Reading proficiency climbs 17.7 points during 2025-2026. LEAP 2026 Results The district showed growth in proficiency. 4. BOARD ACTIONS a. Consider Approval of Substantial Completion of McLin Construction, LLC for Woodland Park 6 Classroom Addition Motion to approve the substantial completion of McLin Construction for Woodland park Motion made by: Glenn Westmoreland Motion seconded by: Janice Richards Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Robin Abrams Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Joey Piazza Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar b. Consider Approval of the Student Accident Insurance Renewal Motion to approve the renewal with US Fire Insurance Company for $81,300 Motion made by: Joey Piazza Motion seconded by: Tom Tolar Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Robin Abrams Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Joey Piazza Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar c. Presentation by "Blue Line Solutions, LLC". d. Consider approval for the Superintendent to develop a MOU with the Tangipahoa Sheriff’s Office to implement a school zone speed limit enforcement program through Blue light solutions pending final Board approval before implementation Motion to approve the Superintendent to enter into a MOU with Tangipahoa Sheriff’s Office to implement a school zone enforcement program through "Blue Line LLC". Motion made by: Robin Abrams Motion seconded by: Joey Piazza Voting results: Unanimously approved Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Yes: Robin Abrams Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Joey Piazza Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar e. Potential Cost Stabilization Plan for 2026-2027 - Mr. Jeff McKneely presented updates by the state regarding the state funding cuts as well as the stipends that were cut at the state level. f. Consider approval to allow Administration to enter into a Cooperative Agreement with Town of Roseland regarding a potential land donation or exchange to accommo- date teacher parking. Motion to authorize the superintendent to enter into an emergency TRO against the City of Roseland and to take all necessary steps to secure our teachers parking area at Roseland Elementary School. Motion made by: Tom Tolar Motion seconded by: Glenn Westmoreland Voting results: Yes: Trent Anthony Yes: Glenn Westmoreland Not Present: Robin Abrams Yes: Rose Dominguez Yes: Jerry Moore Yes: Joey Piazza Yes: Janice Richards Yes: Tom Tolar 5. SUPERINTENDENT REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATION a. Alternative Education Updates Superintendent Melissa Stilley presented an update on district initiatives regarding the Alternative Learning Program. The Superintendent highlighted the foundational proactive measures and support structures currently implemented across the district to promote positive behavior and student wellbeing: Alternative Support: School-Based Alternative Education Classes and Positive Action Classes (Short-Term In-School Suspension). Mental Health & Guidance: Certified Counselors placed in every district school and dedicated School Well-Being Teams. Curriculum & Intervention: Implementation of a K-12 Character Education curriculum, Student Assistance Teams (SAT), and district-wide Positive Behavior Interventions Support (PBIS). Safety & Conflict Resolution: Utilization of the P3 App for anonymous reporting, alongside Restorative Practices and Peer Mediation. B. Goals for the Enhancement of Alternative Education (AE) Placement The administration outlined key strategic goals designed to enhance the effectiveness of alternative placements: Instructional Quality: Provide students with high-quality instruction delivered by certi- fied teachers utilizing the TPSS Tier 1 curriculum. Graduation Path: Ensure all placed students remain actively on-track for timely graduation. Holistic Support: Align social, emotional, and behavioral interventions directly with individual student needs. Seamless Transitions: Guarantee that student transitions between the alternative site and their home-based schools are efficient and seamless. Family Empowerment: Provide families with flexible options for Alternative Education placement. C. Family AE Placement Choice Options To better serve diverse student and family needs at the Crystal Street location, three distinct enrollment models were presented: On-Site Model: Student attends daily on-site at Crystal Street for face-to-face aca- demic instruction and counseling. Blended Model: Student participates in a hybrid schedule combining face-to-face instruction at Crystal Street with virtual learning at home. Full Virtual Model: Student participates fully online for academic instruction and coun- seling, with scheduled, mandatory in-person interventions and counseling sessions at the Crystal Street facility. D. Academic Delivery & Programming The academic framework for the alternative education program ensures rigorous conti- nuity of learning through the following provisions: Direct Instruction: Scheduled direct instruction conducted by teachers via Zoom, utilizing high-quality instructional materials from the TPSS Tier 1 curriculum. Curriculum Alignment: The high school course catalog mirrors many of the same electives provided at traditional high school sites, keeping students on their graduation path. Individualized Support: Daily open office hours hosted by teachers to provide stu- dents with targeted, one-on-one assistance. Career Readiness: Availability of six (6) Jumpstart Pathways with industry-valued credentials to support career and workforce readiness. Program-Based Counselor: Provides brief, solution-focused individual or smallgroup counseling—both in-person and via telecommunications—to address anxiety, peer conflict, or stress. RKM Counselor: Delivers on-site prevention, intervention, and crisis response, addressing behavioral issues and mental health through direct therapy and family support. Southeast Community Health Systems (SCHS): Provides on-site behavioral health and clinical therapy, assisting families in navigating health systems and bridging the gap between education, home, and medical care. Targeted Interventions: Case Managers coordinate additional specialized services as needed, including Anger Management, Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), Conflict Resolution Skills, and Restorative Practices for social well-being. F. Case Management Protocols The Superintendent emphasized the critical role of Case Managers in student ac- countability and transition success: Each student is assigned a dedicated Case Manager responsible for developing and monitoring individual academic and behavioral support plans. Case Managers track key student metrics, including engagement data and atten- dance, and coordinate direct instructional interventions with the Learning Support teacher when necessary. Case Managers oversee the entire placement lifecycle, ensuring a smooth transition into the AE site and a structured, successful return to the student's home-based school. G. District Updates & Reminders Student Assessment Data: Announced that student LEAP scores have been officially released and are now accessible to parents and guardians via the Student Progress Center. Community Support & Revenue Reminder: Reminded the public that all local and online purchases made within Tangipahoa Parish generate vital sales tax revenue that directly funds and supports the local school system. E. Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Support Systems The alternative site features layered, multi-agency therapeutic and counseling sup- ports tailored to student needs: b. Other Updates Student Assessment Data Superintendent Stilley announced that student LEAP scores have been officially released and are now accessible to parents and guardians via the online Student Progress Center. Community Support & Revenue Reminder A reminder was issued to the public that all local and online purchases made within Tangipahoa Parish generate vital sales tax revenue that directly funds and supports the local school system. 6. BOARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr. Piazza, Extended congratulations to the administration on the Model Schools recognition. They commended the Executive Team for an outstanding job, noting that it was wonderful to see everyone's hard work shine. Mr. Moore, Echoed the sentiments regarding the Model Schools recognition. They expressed specific appreciation for the communication efforts, specifically noting how well the administration handled the public hearing and thoroughly answered questions. Ms. Dominguez, Concurred with the previous comments, extending formal appreci- ation to the entire district staff, school administrators, and central office staff for their continued dedication and hard work. 7. PUBLIC INPUT No public input was submitted 8. Adjournment There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:30PM Cost of notice:$300.00

Whereabouts Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Shelley Lewis please contact Troy E. Hankins, Attorney at Law, at 100 West Robert Street, Hammond, Louisiana 70401; (985) 345-1010. Cost of notice : $50.00

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NOTICE OLD FASHIONED INVESTMENTS, LLC, DARREN PHIL- LIPS, ANGIE NICOLOSI VICKNAIR, ROBERT VICKNAIR, KAREN PORTER, HANCOCK WHITNEY BANK, MI- CHAEL MANTEL Pursuant to an order of the Twenty First Judicial District Court for the Parish of Tangipahoa in the matter of TSM MKP LLC, Praying for Monition, Docket No.20260002718, Div. F, Tangipahoa Parish, State of Louisiana, dated July 23, 2026, it was ordered as follows: WHEREAS TSM MKP LLC, by act recorded on July 6, 2022 at Instrument Number 1104116 of the official records of Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana, purchased property at tax sale from Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana for failure to pay taxes. WHEREAS, TSM MKP LLC has applied to this Court for a monition or advertisement, in conformity with R.S. 47:2271 et seq. THEREFORE, in the name of the State of Louisiana and the Twenty First Judicial District Court for the Parish of Tangipahoa, all interested persons are cited and admonished to show cause within six months from the date on which this moni- tion is first advertised, why grounds exist for a nullity under the provisions of Chapter 5 of Subtitle III of Title 47 of the Louisi- ana Revised Statutes of 1950. Tax Assessor Account No.: 4440307 A certain parcel of ground, together with all buildings and improvements there- on, and all rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or anywise appertaining, situated in Section 4, T5S, R7E, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana, being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: LOT 23, SQUARE 9 of the Town of Independence, Parish of Tangipa- hoa, State of Louisiana, measuring 50 feet by 150 feet between parallel lines, fronting on West Third Street (LA Hwy. 40) in said town. Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 553 Hwy. 40 West, Independence, Louisiana 7044 Cost of notice:$161.33

CITY OF PONCHATOULA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES A regular meeting was held Monday, July 13, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall in Ponchatoula, LA. Mayor Daniels called the meeting to order and Mrs. James gave the invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance. Council members present: Melvin Toomer, Danny Elstrott, Roslind Batiste, Jeff Wright Absent Council: Vergil Sandifer Public Input – none Mrs. Batiste motioned to accept the minutes of the June regular meeting. Mr. Elstrott second the motion which carried with all present in favor. Mayor Daniels noted that the Building, Downtown, Fire, and Police reports are in the council packets. Mayor Daniels advised monthly Financials are in their packets. Mayor Daniels advised the Council that all guidelines were being adhere to concerning the audit findings. Mayor Daniels opened the floor to the appointment of three Consolidated Board members. Mr. Wright motioned to appoint Phillip Hutches for a four-year term expiring in 2030. Motion second by Mrs. Batiste. Motion passed with all in favor. Mr. Toomer motioned to appoint Carla Heisser for a six-year term expiring in 2032. Motion second by Mrs. Batiste. Motion passed with all in favor. Mr. Elstrott motioned to appoint Byron Willie to a six-year term expiring in 2032. Motion second by Mrs. Batiste. Motion passed with all present in favor. Mayor Daniels opened the floor to a Resolution authorizing the city to sign a Coop- erative Endeavor Agreement with the Consolidated Gravity Drainage District of Tan- gipahoa. The City will contribute to a drainage improvement project taking place in the Ponchatoula Cemetery. After discussion Mr. Wright motioned to pass the Resolution. Motion second by Mr. Elstrott. Motioned passed with in present in favor. Mayor Daniels opened the floor to the Resolution authorizing the sale of two Police units to the Town of Independence. After discussion, Mr. Wright motioned to passed the Resolution. Motion second by Mrs. Batiste. Motion passed with all present in favor. Mayor Daniels opened the floor to the Resolution improving the 2026 Hazard Miti- gation Plan. After discussion, Mr. Elstrott motioned to pass the Resolution. Motion second by Mrs. Batiste. Motion passed with all present in favor. Mayor Daniels opened the floor to the discussion of using the Vialytics program to monitor roads in the city that need repairs. During discussion, Mr. Toomer requested that the August agenda include a line-item discussion on the Lawrason Act, pot holes and Council Members being arrested for committing an illegal act. Mayor Daniels called for Officials Rights of Personal Privilege. Mr. Toomer noted for the record during rights of personal privilege you can use this period for as long as you would like. Mrs. Batiste motioned to adjourn the meeting at 6:52p.m., which was seconded by Mr. Elstrott. Motion passed with all present voting in favor. ****UNOFFICIAL**** J. Wesley Daniels, Mayor Nikki James, City Clerk Cost of notice:$55.00

Minutes of the Board of Commissioners of Gravity Drainage District #5 of Tangipahoa Parish, La. held on Monday June 15, 2026, the regular meeting place, City Hall, 308 Ave G Kentwood, La. The Board of Commissioners of Gravity Drainage District #5 of Tangipahoa Parish, La. met on the above date in regular session and was called to order by the President, Russ Carter, and the following members present: Present: Barrett Travis, Ronald Robertson, Michael Kazerooni, Donnisha Alexander, Russ Carter Absent: None The roll call showed a quorum to be present. Whereupon a motion was made by Michael Kazerooni duly seconded by Barrett Travis unanimously carried that the reading of the minutes of the meetings dated May 18, 2026, be dispensed with and that they be adopted as of record and published in the official journal. Any public comments at this time were taken. Old Business: None. New Business: The Financial report on the general condition of the district was given. A motion was made by Michael Kazerooni duly seconded by Barrett Travis and unanimously carried, that the report of the Secretary Treasurer report be approved, and all bills are approved to be paid. The Secretary opened the quotes of the official journal. The Daily Star’s quote was $4.00 per square of 100 words with the paper only published once a week on Thursdays. The Tangi Times’ quote was $5.00 per square of 100 words published three times a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Motion made by Ronald Robertdon duly seconded by Michael Kazerooni unanimously passed to approval of The Tangi Times as the Official Journal for July 1st, 2026, to June 30th 2027. As of last meeting, Ms. Allyce Cutrer stated she would resign as Secretary Treasurer as of June 30th. Since Ms. Donnisha Alexander will be leaving the board due to her term being up on the same date, she wishes to be considered as a replacement for the position. Motion made by Michael Kazerooni, duly second by Ronald Robertson unanimously carried with Ms. Alexander abstaining to hire Ms. Alexander as Secretary Treasurer. With no other business appearing before the board a motion was made by Ronald Robertson duly seconded by Michael Kazerooni and unanimously carried the meeting adjourned Russ Carter, President ATTEST: Allyce B. Cutrer Secretary/Treasurer Cost of notice:$55.00

MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF CON- SOLIDATED GRAVITY DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 1 OF TANGIPAHOA PARISH, STATE OF LOUISIANA, HELD ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 2026, AT 5:00 P.M. AT THE DOMI- CILE OF THE DRAINAGE DISTRICT LOCATED AT 48571 HIGHWAY 51 NORTH, TICKFAW, LOUISIANA. The Board of Commissioners of Consolidated Gravity Drainage District No. 1 of Tan- gipahoa Parish, State of Louisiana, met on the above date in Regular Session and was called to order by the President, Mr. Joey Mayeaux, with the following members present: STRADER CIEUTAT, JOSEPH HAVIS, III, BRIGETTE HYDE, LOUIS “NICK” JOSEPH, JOEY MAYEAUX, H.G. “BUDDY” RIDGEL, DAVID VIAL, LIONELL WELLS ABSENT: JOHN G. INGRAFFIA * * * * * * * * * * A motion was made by Mr. Vial and seconded by Mr. Wells to adopt the Minutes of the Regular Meeting dated June 24, 2026, and that they be dispensed and published in the Official Journal of the District as record. Roll call vote was as follows: YEAS: 8 (Cieutat, Havis, Hyde, Joseph, Mayeaux, Ridgel, Vial, Wells) NAYS: None NOT VOTING: None ABSENT: 1 (Ingraffia) * * * * * * * * * * A motion was made by Mr. Wells and seconded by Mr. Joseph to accept the Finance Committee Report and to pay all presented expenditures for the month of June. Roll call vote was as follows: YEAS: 8 (Cieutat, Havis, Hyde, Joseph, Mayeaux, Ridgel, Vial, Wells) NAYS: None NOT VOTING: None ABSENT: 1 (Ingraffia) * * * * * * * * * * Mr. Chuck Spangler of Spangler Engineering had no updates. * * * * * * * * * * In his report, the Administrator presented the Master To Do List and Permit and Progress Report. He attended the Ponchatoula City Council Meeting and a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement will be presented at the next meeting for approval on the Ponchatoula Cemetery project. A motion was made by Mr. Wells and seconded by Mr. Vial to approve the Administrator’s Report. Roll call vote was as follows: YEAS: 8 (Cieutat, Havis, Hyde, Joseph, Mayeaux, Ridgel, Vial, Wells) NAYS: None NOT VOTING: None ABSENT: 1 (Ingraffia) * * * * * * * * * * Page 2 – Minutes Cont’d – July 15, 2026 In Commissioners’ Privileges, Mr. Havis reminded the Board about the Land Use Public Meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at the Florida Parishes Arena in Amite. Ms. Cieutat advised the Board of an issue with a homeowner in Jefferson Cort Subdivision that is obstructing drainage. * * * * * * * * * * A motion was made by Ms. Cieutat and seconded by Mr. Ridgel to place on the Agenda, by unanimous vote, the discussion of a Jefferson Cort Subdivision drainage complaint. Roll call vote was as follows: YEAS: 7 (Cieutat, Havis, Joseph, Mayeaux, Ridgel, Vial, Wells) NAYS: None NOT VOTING: None ABSENT: 2 (Ingraffia, Hyde) * * * * * * * * * * A motion was made by Ms. Cieutat and seconded by Mr. Havis to approve the Board attorney to prepare a letter to the Jefferson Cort resident who is obstructing drainage. Roll call vote was as follows: YEAS: 7 (Cieutat, Havis, Joseph, Mayeaux, Ridgel, Vial, Wells) NAYS: None NOT VOTING: None ABSENT: 2 (Ingraffia, Hyde) * * * * * * * * * * With no further business appearing, on motion by Mr. Wells and seconded by Mr. Joseph, the Commissioners of CGDD1 adjourned. * * * * * * * * * * __________________________________ _______________________________ Stanan Capdeboscq Joey Mayeaux Secretary-Treasurer President Consolidated Gravity Drainage Consolidated Gravity Drainage District No. 1 District No. 1 Tangipahoa Parish Tangipahoa Parish Cost of notice:$86.50

BEFORE THE LOUISIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Magnolia Water Utility Operating DOCKET NO. U-__________ Company, LLC, Ex Parte In Re: Magnolia Water Utility Operating Company, LLC - 2025 Formula Rate Plan Annual Report, Request for Adjustment of Water and Sewage Rates and Any Other Related Relief 2025 FORMULA RATE PLAN ANNUAL REPORT, REQUEST FOR ADJUSTMENT OF WATER AND SEWAGE RATES AND ANY OTHER RELATED RELIEF Name and Address of Party Making Filing: Magnolia Water Utility Operating Company, LLC 10761 Perkins Road Suite A Baton Rouge, LA 70810 Name, Address, Email Address, and Andrew B. Ezell Telephone Number of Attorney EZELL LAW FIRM, LLC For Party Making Filing: 10761 Perkins Rd., Ste. A Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70810 Telephone: (225) 763-2272 Facsimile: (225) 763-2273 Email: aezell@ezellfirm.com Statement of Action Sought: Applicant, Magnolia Water Utility Operating Company, LLC, requests that the Louisiana Public Service Commission take the following action: 1) Consider and implement rates to provide the following monthly rates for water and sewer customers: Water Tier I – Rates by Meter Size 5/8” & 3/4": $21.93 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed; $3.40 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 1”: $27.40 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $3.40 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 1.5”: $109.64 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $3.40 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 2”: $175.42 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $3.40 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 3”: $328.91 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $3.40 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 4” or greater: $548.18 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $3.40 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed No Meter: $35.54 flat Tier II – Rates by Meter Size 5/8” & 3/4": $43.88 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed; $5.68 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 1”: $54.85 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $5.68 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 1.5”: $219.33 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $5.68 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 2”: $350.95 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $5.68 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 3”: $658.00 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $5.68 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed 4” or greater: $1,096.67 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed $5.68 for each additional 1,000 gallons consumed No Meter: $71.50 flat Tier III – Rates by Meter Size 5/8” & 3/4": $12.76 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed plus applicable third-party flow through rate 1”: $15.96 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed plus applicable third-party flow through rate 1.5”: $63.82 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed plus applicable third-party flow through rate 2”: $102.04 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed plus applicable third-party flow through rate 3”: $191.46 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed plus applicable third-party flow through rate 4” & 6”: $319.10 for the first 2,000 gallons consumed plus applicable third-party flow through rate Wastewater Tier I Residential: $50.00 Commercial: Based upon formula specified in Title 51, Chapter 15, Section 1501, of the Louisiana State Sanitary Code Tier II Residential: $73.54 Commercial: Based upon formula specified in Title 51, Chapter 15, Section 1501, of the Louisiana State Sanitary Code (Schools Calculated on Tier 1 Residential Rate) Tier III Residential: $50.00 Commercial: Based upon formula specified in Title 51, Chapter 15, Section 1501, of the Louisiana State Sanitary Code 2) Consider and grant any other related relief. Magnolia’s filing may be viewed in the offices of the LPSC located at 602 North Fifth Street, Galvez Building, 12 th Floor, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 70802, phone 225-342-4404, and on the LPSC website (www.lpsc.org). Date by Which a Party Who Desires to Participate In the Proceeding Must File Notice of Protest: August 25, 2026 Cost of notice:$379.60

DELINQUENT TAX AND STATUTORY IMPOSITION LIST Town of Roseland vs. Delinquent Tax Debtors By virtue of the authority vested in me by the constitution and the laws of the State of Louisiana, I will sell by public auction, at www.zeusauction.com, beginning at 9 o’clock a.m. on Thursday, the 13th day of August, 2026, and continuing on each succeeding legal day, until the auction is completed, the tax lien. Registration will end on August 12, 2026, at 3:00 PM CST. I will issue in favor of the winning bidder and record in the mortgage records a tax lien certificate to all immovable property on which taxes are now due to Town of Roseland, to enforce collection of taxes assessed in the year 2025, together with interest thereon from January 1, 2026, at a rate not to exceed one percent (1%) per month on a noncompounding basis until paid and all costs. The names of the delinquent tax debtors, the amount of statutory impositions due, includ- ing any due for prior years, and the immovable property assessed to each for which a tax lien certificate will be issued are as follows: BATTIESTE RITA G C/O CLEMARD SOLOM0N JR LOT MEAS 75 X 75 FT BEING PORTION OF LOT 65 ROSELAND B383 P78 Parcel # 29T3R70000091 taxes & stat- utory impositions due $403.04 plus additional interest & costs may be added. BENNETT MAXIE LOU 2.50 A W1/2 OF N1/2 OF A 10A TRACT BEING LOTS 31 AND 33 ROSELAND B186 P574 B187 P414 B289 P99 B800 P131 Parcel # 29T3R70000055 taxes & statutory impositions due $188.82 plus additional interest & costs may be added. BENTON MATTIE EST ET AL C/O RICHARD JAMES JR LOT MEAS 100 X 150 FT IN LOT 32 ROSELAND B432 P793 B1222 P428-430 B1228 P471 B1350 P886 B1393 P77 B1393 P549 Parcel # 29T3R70000138 taxes & statutory impositions due $186.55 plus additional interest & costs may be added. BURCH ROBERT J & TONI E K BURCH LOT 3 BLK 6 ROSELAND B457 P222 B662 P885 B940 P74 B981 P179 B1021 P875 B1029 P669 B1523 P245 B1666 P169 Parcel # 2833T3R700139 taxes & statutory impositions due $1,070.44 plus additional interest & costs may be added. COLEMAN LARRY & SHELIA FAY LOTS 27-28 SQ 23-24 ROSELAND B697 P72-749 B765 P261 Parcel # 2833T3R700043 taxes & statutory impositions due $622.27 plus additional interest & costs may be added. CORBAN RAYMOND L AND LETHA S W 106 FT OF S 100 FT OF LOT 7 BLK 8 ROSELAND B 394 P 743 B 409 P 299 Parcel # 2833T3R700167 taxes & statutory impositions due $489.31 plus additional interest & costs may be added. DANIELS CHARLENE 2.01 IN LOTS 61 & 59 ROSELAND B201 P310 ACQ AT 1955 TAX SALE IN NAME OF EST MRS B M HENDRY B220 P3 B676 P578 B1447 P602 B1449 P174 B1523 P249 1619/756 B1672 P561 Parcel # 0381802 taxes & statutory impositions due $349.89 plus additional interest & costs may be added. DANIELS CHARLENE LOTS 8-9 OF SUB OF SQ 23-24 LOT 8 FRTG 50.31 FT ON GARICK ST BY A DEPTH OF 151.14 FT ON N BOUND AND A DEPTH OF 156.67 FT ON S BOUND LOT 9 FRTG 50.31 FT ON GARICK ST BY DEPTH OF 156.67 FT N AND 162.20 FT ON S B300 P324 ACQ AT 1972 TAX SALE INNAME OF JAMES BAKER B381 P526 B559 P275 B676 P576 B1447 P602 B1449 P174 B1523 P247 1619/754 Parcel # 2833T3R700042 taxes & statutory impositions due $362.29 plus additional interest & costs may be added. HAMMONS JOSEPH B LOTS 41-42-43 BLK 36 ROSELAND B214 P292 B215 P370 ACQ 1988 TAX SALE B684 P500 B812 P406 B1021 P885 B1026 P406 B1078 P60 B1084 P816 B1599 P676 Parcel # 29T3R70000048 taxes & statutory impositions due $906.96 plus additional interest & costs may be added. HARBOUR PORTFOLIO VIII LP LOT MEAS 80 X 164 FT IN LOT 71 ROSELAND B452 P541 B720 P414 B840 P612-613 B894 P721 B953 P347 B956 P243 B959 P358 B984 P187 B1001 P754 B1302 P232 B1303 P671 B1318 P816 B1351 P861 B1355 P544 B1523 P243 B1546 P307 B1550 P367 MAP 1209/509 Parcel # 29T3R70000009 taxes & statutory impositions due $292.63 plus additional interest & costs may be added. HORNSBY BYRON L & LAURA A LOTS 25-26 OF SQ 23-24 ROSELAND B697 P72- 296 B765 P261 B810 P868 B921 P833-834 B928 P423 Parcel # 2833T3R700046 tax- es & statutory impositions due $205.39 plus additional interest & costs may be added. J6 DEVELOPMENT LLC 6.29A TOTAL 0.43A BEING LOT 1 0.42A BEING LOT 2 0.42A BEING LOT 3 0.57A BEING LOT 4 0.57A BEING LOT 5 0.76A BEING LOT 6 0.71A BEING LOT 7 0.45A BEING LOT 8 0.47A BEING LOT 9 0.47A BEING LOT 10 0.51A BEING LOT 11 0.51A BEING LOT 12 A RESUB OF LOT 73 ROSELAND COLONY B129 P561 B540 P242 B551 P432 B552 P25 B998 P856 ACQ 2009 PARISH TAX 1212/748 B1473 P74 B1568 P45 B1570 P675 MAP 1599/404 Parcel # 29T3R70000072 taxes & statutory impositions due $554.64 plus additional interest & costs may be added. JONES SHIANN R K 1.94A IN SEC 28 T3SR7E B1429 P285 B1709 P358 MAP 1405/564 1429/285 Parcel # 49T3R70000002 taxes & statutory impositions due $421.96 plus additional interest & costs may be added. JONES TRACY T & ANN R & ARKAD INVESTMENTS INC LOT MEAS 66 X 660 FT IN LOT 10 ROSELAND B187 P680 B196 P240 B344 P329 B832 P412 B843 P629 *** SOLD 2019 PARISH TAX B1546 P24 Parcel # 44T3R70000034 taxes & statutory impositions due $511.89 plus additional interest & costs may be added. KALI ROSE LLC 4.54A IN SEC 29 T3SR7E B571 P694 B578 P78 B661 P591 B743 P345 B756 P654 B759 P860 B775 P743 B779 P670 B777 P873 B929 B157 B1410 P495 B1481 P252 B1489 P222 B1551 P865 B1648 P638 Parcel # 29T3R70000230 taxes & statutory impositions due $1,209.12 plus additional interest & costs may be added. LIUZZA CHRISTOPHER ETAL 0.55 A IN LOTS 49-50-60-62 SQ 60 IN SEC 29 T3SR7E ROSELAND COLONY B539 P347 B618 P391 B689 P130 B710 P882 B793 P597-602 B1382 P640 B1573 P54 B1663 P91 Parcel # 0414700 taxes & statutory impositions due $370.21 plus additional interest & costs may be added. OSBORN PHILIP W LOT MEAS 50 X 214 FT OFF E1/2 OF LOT 5 BLK 9 ALSO LOT BEG AT SE COR OF ABOVE LOT E 43 FT IN BLK 9 ROSELAND B571 P56 B717 P92 B729 P401 B1189 P266 B1272 P827 B1498 P642 Parcel # 44T3R70000127 tax- es & statutory impositions due $299.95 plus additional interest & costs may be added. PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES LLC LOT MEAS 150 X 165 FT IN SW COR OF BLK 12 ROSELAND COLONY FRTG NORTH ST B237 P64 B556 P837 B557 P627 B558 P834 B806 P390 392-393-735 B807 P115 B1549 P402 B1616 P739 Parcel # 44T3R70000030 taxes & statutory impositions due $337.59 plus additional interest & costs may be added. REID DAVIS G 59 FT OFF S1/2 OF LOT 9 BLK 2 ROSELAND B131 P148 B416 P306-308 B683 P835 B740 P856 B978 P17 Parcel # 44T3R70000144 taxes & statu- tory impositions due $694.07 plus additional interest & costs may be added. REID DAVIS G & EST EVELYN H REID LOT MEAS 120 X 165 FT LOT MEAS 90 X 144 FT BEING PORT OF LOT 7 BLK 2 ROSELAND B526 P874 B1577 P390 Parcel # 44T3R70000148 taxes & statutory impositions due $615.91 plus additional interest & costs may be added. REID DAVIS G & EVELYN H LOT MEAS 75 X 165 FT IN SE COR OF LOT 5 BLK 2 ROSELAND B403 P495 B416 B641 B830 P854 MAP 416/641 Parcel # 44T3R70000150 taxes & statutory impositions due $563.59 plus additional interest & costs may be added. REID DAVIS G AND EVELYN H LOT 6 AND 165 FT OF E END OF LOT 8 BLK 2 ROSELAND B 440 P 254 Parcel # 44T3R70000146 taxes & statutory impositions due $1,415.99 plus additional interest & costs may be added. ROWELL JIMMY RAY LOT MEAS 80 X 96 FT IN LOT 4 BLK 9 ROSELAND B470 P819 & A LOT 34 X 100 IN LOT 4 SQ 9 B470 P 819 B1015 P464 B1351 P666 B1425 P349 B1479 P884 B1532 P709 B1579 P422 ACQ 2021 PARISH TAX B1619 P560 B1649 P52 B1649 P54 Parcel # 44T3R70000128 taxes & statutory impositions due $1,124.70 plus additional interest & costs may be added. SANDAGE DAVID S JR 1.00A IN SE COR OF LOT 40 ROSELAND COLONY SUB BLK 36-37 B118 P303 B245 P198 B318 P559 B716 P842 B874 P126 B1523 P100 Parcel # 44T3R70000029 taxes & statutory impositions due $1,137.70 plus additional interest & costs may be added. SOLOMON CLEMARD JR LOT MEAS 100 X 100 FT IN SQ 65 ROSELAND LA B328 P526 LESS 23 X 50 FT B577 P44 Parcel # 29T3R70000085 taxes & statutory imposi- tions due $226.15 plus additional interest & costs may be added. SOLOMON HENRY & DORIS S LOT 12 SUB OF LOTS 4 AND 5 SQ 28 ROSELAND LA B 241 P 379 Parcel # 29T3R70000248 taxes & statutory impositions due $903.35 plus additional interest & costs may be added. VERNON LAKESHA R S 50 FT OF N 100 FT OF LOTS 23 45 & THAT PORTION OF LOT 1 LYING DIRECTLY E OF ABOVE BLK 36 ROSELAND B477 P110 B532 P68 B664 P306 B1313 P335 B1351 P150 B1375 P405 B1479 P880 B1501 P660 Parcel # 44T3R70000053 taxes & statutory impositions due $756.71 plus additional interest & costs may be added. WHITE ANTHONY J A PORT OF LOT 2 BLK 10 ROSELAND B404 P579 B525 P140 B646 P1 B736 P227 B1113 P307 B1167 P850 Parcel # 44T3R70000124 taxes & statutory impositions due $554.19 plus additional interest & costs may be added. WILLIAMS HELEN J LOT MEAS 6 RODS 3 IN BY 20 RODS 6 IN BEING A PORT OF LOT 16 WANDS SUB ROSELAND B481 P519 B819 P808 Parcel # 20T3R70000080 taxes & statutory impositions due $846.36 plus additional interest & costs may be added. At the auction, I will sell the tax lien to the winning bidder. The sale will be for cash or other payment method acceptable to the tax collector, in legal tender money of the United States. At any time prior to the institution of an action to enforce the tax lien, the tax lien may be extinguished by paying the price paid at auction together with interest at the rate established at the tax lien auction which shall not exceed one percent (1%) per month on a noncompounding basis computed on the amount paid at auction by the tax lien certificate purchaser until terminated, a penalty at the rate of five percent (5%), and costs reimbursable pursuant to R.S. 47:2156. The termination payment shall also include the amount of any subsequent parish and municipal statutory impositions paid by the tax lien certificate holder, together with the applicable five percent (5%) penalty and any applicable interest computed on the statutory impositions at a rate of one percent (1%) per month on a noncompounding basis. Cost of notice:$133.00

TOWN OF ROSELAND, LOUISIANA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO SEWER RATES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town of Roseland will hold a public hearing on Thursday, August 13, 2026, at 6:00 pm, in the Roseland City Hall Chambers, located at 62438 Commercial Street, Roseland, Louisiana 70456. The purpose of the public hearing is to hear oral testimony and receive written comments regarding adjustments to the municipal sewer service charges. The proposed adjustment includes a rate increase necessary to fund ongoing system operations, meet rising infrastructure maintenance costs, and service critical capital improvements. All interested property owners and citizens are welcome to attend the public hearing and express their views, concerns, or support regarding the proposed sewer rate amendment. Accommodations will be made for person with disabilities and non-En- glish speaking individuals provided that a 3-day notice is received by the Town of Roseland. Those citizens unable to attend this hearing may submit their views until 4:00 pm on August 13, 2026. Van Showers, Mayor Town of Roseland P.O. Box 302 Roseland, LA 70456 (985) 748-9063 Cost of notice:$26.13