The Plaquemines Parish Council convened on November 14, 2024, where key decisions were made regarding property sales and emergency management. The council unanimously approved an ordinance to sell adjudicated properties, with Council Member LaFrance highlighting the need for clarity on district representation in the legislation. This move aims to streamline property management and enhance local governance.

In another significant discussion, the council authorized a resolution to assist with the upcoming Plaquemines Parish Fair and Orange Festival, scheduled for December. This resolution, supported by Council Member Kotovich, emphasizes the council's commitment to community events and local culture.

Additionally, the council approved an amended pay plan for the ambulance department, ensuring job classifications are updated without altering pay grades. This decision reflects ongoing efforts to maintain effective staffing in essential services.

The council also addressed the extension of a state of emergency related to Tropical Storm Francine, allowing for a potential 90-day extension if necessary. This resolution underscores the council's proactive approach to disaster management and community safety.

Overall, the meeting showcased the council's focus on property management, community engagement, and emergency preparedness, with all major resolutions passing unanimously.