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At-a-glance: votes and appointments from the Acadia Parish Police Jury, Feb. 10, 2026

Acadia Parish Police Jury · February 10, 2026
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Summary

A roundup of motions the jury approved Feb. 10 including minutes approvals, LEPC member acknowledgments, the road-credit amendment ($359,542.68), reappointments to communications districts, acceptance of monthly finance and permit reports, and adjournment.

The Acadia Parish Police Jury took several procedural and governance actions at its Feb. 10 meeting. Motions passed included approval of prior meeting minutes, adoption of several resolutions, reappointments and acceptance of monthly reports. Key approved items are listed below.

Votes at a glance

- Approval: Minutes of Jan. 13, 2026 regular meeting (motion carried). - Approval: Minutes of Feb. 3, 2026 committee meeting (motion carried). - Approval: Resolution acknowledging members of the 2026 Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) (motion carried). - Approval: Amendment No. 2 to an intergovernmental cooperative endeavor agreement with the state regarding unused road transfer credit in the amount of $359,542.68 (motion carried). - Approval: Motion to solicit RFPs for 24-hour health services at the Acadia Parish Jail (motion carried). - Approval: Reappointment of John DeBose and KP Gibson to the communications districts (terms expire Dec. 29; motion carried). - Approval: Acceptance of the permit office monthly report (motion carried). - Approval: Acceptance of the monthly financial report for Jan. 31, 2026 (motion carried). - Adjournment: Motion to adjourn approved.

Where the transcript named movers or seconders, that information is included in the accompanying agenda record; many procedural motions were moved and seconded on the floor and recorded as 'motion carries' in the spoken minutes.