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Votes at a glance: Iberia Parish Council actions Feb. 11, 2026
Summary
The council approved consent agenda items (with item 27 pulled then passed unanimously) and advanced multiple ordinances and appointments including traffic restrictions, an animal-control kennel cooperative agreement, a $5,000 spay/neuter cooperative endeavor, and several administrative resolutions.
At the Feb. 11 meeting the Iberia Parish Council approved a set of consent agenda items and advanced a number of ordinances, resolutions, and appointments. Key actions included:
- Consent agenda (minus item 27 initially): The council approved the consent agenda, later returning item 27 (a resolution of congratulations to Keyshawn Booty for his Super Bowl appearance) and voting it unanimously.
- Animal control shelter bid: The parish reported that the low bid for the Iberia Parish Animal Control shelter project came in over the designer's estimate; administration said it will present options at the next meeting to address the budget shortfall.
- Cooperative endeavors and resolutions: Council authorized a $5,000 cooperative endeavor agreement with BFF Spay Neuter Project Inc. to promote spay and neuter services in Iberia Parish and advanced a resolution proclaiming March 2026 as American Red Cross Month.
- Kennel-space cooperative agreement: Resolution (summary number 30) authorizes the parish president to execute an agreement with the City of New Iberia to provide kennel space at the parish rabies and animal control facility for city animals; administration and council said the city and parish are in agreement on the arrangement.
- Traffic ordinances adopted: Ordinances to prohibit vehicles with more than three axles on Jasper Road (District 5), and more than four axles on Troy Road (District 8), and to add a three-way stop at Alexis Drive and Trace Circle (District 14) were advanced to adoption after public works recommended the changes.
- Appointments: Cameron Como was presented to the Council for the 911 board appointment; the council moved forward with the nomination process. The council also appointed a member to the Communications District Commission to fill a vacancy.
These actions were recorded during the Feb. 11 meeting; several items will return for final paperwork, budget adjustments or options at a subsequent meeting.
