A Bolton Holdings representative told the Cameron Parish Police Jury on Monday that the company is pursuing a contract issued through Worley to provide food services for a large LNG project and asked the jury to consider a commissary permit at the Family Dollar site (517 Marshall Street), six permits for custom kitchen trailers and temporary housing for 30–50 employees.

"We would be feeding 8,000 people per day," the company representative said, describing around-the-clock shifts and staggered meal service at bus drop-off locations rather than conventional street vending. The representative said the company would use the Dollar General as a commissary hub and dispatch six kitchen trailers to work sites on a schedule to meet the RFP requirements.

The company said it has rolling-trailer assets for housing, laundry and sanitary facilities at a separate site on 132 Pigtail Road intended only for employees and that it would sublease space from the current tenant at the Dollar store. The representative said the operation is meant to be long-term rather than temporary and that Bolton plans to pursue required health and licensing approvals.

Jurors and residents asked operational questions about whether food would be sold to the general public, traffic and safety near deployment points, and how the company would handle evacuations during storms. The Bolton representative said crews could clear the man camp in about three days and would follow mandatory evacuation orders.

Several jurors said they wanted time to review the submitted proposal and associated drawings before any permits were issued. Staff confirmed the RFP award timing could be around Jan. 1 and stressed that the company must submit formal permit applications and pass inspections through normal channels; no permit was granted during the morning session.

Next steps: staff and jurors asked for time to review the proposal and supporting documents; the company was instructed to proceed through the health department and permit processes and to return with any required additional information.