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Crowley council approves two Class B liquor permits; Alderman Reggie recuses from both votes
Summary
The council approved a 2025 Class B beer and liquor renewal for South Crowley Pantry and action on an application for Silver Investments LLC doing business as Cajun Mart; Alderman Samuel Reggie recused himself from the related votes.
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At its Jan. 14 meeting, the Crowley City Council approved a 2025 Class B beer and liquor renewal application for South Crowley Pantry and approved consideration of an application for Silver Investments LLC doing business as Cajun Mart.
Alderman Brad Core moved to approve the South Crowley Pantry renewal; Alderman Jeff Dorey seconded the motion. Alderman Samuel Reggie recused himself from that vote. The motion carried.
Council members then considered an application, listed on the agenda as new, for Silver Investments LLC, d/b/a Cajun Mart at 109 Southeastern Avenue. Council members said the application appears to be a renewal under new ownership; Alderman Core offered the motion, which Alderman Steph Martin seconded. Alderman Reggie again recused himself. The motion carried.
The meeting record did not include roll-call tallies beyond the recorded recusals and a general "all in favor," so the minutes show the motions carried but do not list individual yes/no votes. No conditions or follow-up inspections were specified in the meeting record.
Details recorded from the meeting: - South Crowley Pantry: 2025 Class B beer and liquor renewal approved (motion: Alderman Brad Core; second: Alderman Jeff Dorey); Alderman Samuel Reggie recused himself. - Silver Investments LLC d/b/a Cajun Mart: application approved for consideration/renewal; location listed as 109 Southeastern Avenue; motion offered by Alderman Core and seconded by Alderman Steph Martin; Alderman Samuel Reggie recused himself.
The council did not specify whether the Cajun Mart application was a true new license or a renewal under new ownership; council members noted the agenda listed it as a new application but said it may be renewal paperwork for new owners.

