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Madison Parish jurors hear district concerns and instruct superintendent to fill vacancies

Madison Parish Police Jury · March 9, 2026
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Summary

During a March 9 meeting in Tallulah, jurors reported district concerns and the superintendent said the parish has an immediate need for employees; jurors advised hiring one employee per open position in the interim.

Jurors at the Madison Parish Police Jury meeting on March 9 reported district-level concerns and responded to a staffing plea from the superintendent, who said the parish had an immediate need for employees.

Each juror offered a brief report on matters in their district. The superintendent (name not specified in the transcript) reiterated that staffing shortages are immediate; jurors advised the superintendent to hire one employee for each open position on an interim basis.

No formal vote or motion was recorded on staffing beyond the instruction to hire. The discussion was procedural and advisory in nature; the jury took subsequent administrative actions later in the meeting but did not place staffing measures on the record as a distinct motion.