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Cameron Parish Police Jury: key votes — permits, appointments, contracts and settlements
Summary
The Police Jury approved minutes, multiple permits (state and local), several reappointments, contracts for levee restoration and site services, amendments to a solid-waste resolution, and authorized parish administrators to execute settlements authorized in executive session.
At its meeting, the Cameron Parish Police Jury approved a series of routine and substantive items including minutes, permits, appointments, contracts, and legal settlement authorizations.
Key votes included: adoption of May 2026 minutes; acceptance of a slate of state-concern permits (including proposed soil storage by Cameron Land Ventures and a Delphin Offshore Pipeline repair notice) after staff read the list; approval of multiple local-concern permits; several reappointments to gravity drainage districts, recreation and mosquito boards; acceptance of a single bid for the official journal (Cameron Pilot); authorization for the parish president to sign LDOTD mowing and litter agreements for 2025–27; and approval of change order number three for the Cameron Parish Gulf Shorelines Stabilization Project (ME38) to add 60 calendar days for weather delays.
On the agenda under executive session, jurors voted to approve special counsel recommendations to continue and perfect settlement of Cameron coastal claims and authorized the parish administrator to execute relevant settlement documents related in the transcript to agreements identified as with "Exon Mobile" and a statewide settlement spelled in the transcript as "Kico Fil." The motions were approved by the jury; the parish administrator was authorized to execute documents to finalize those settlements. (Transcript spelling of company names is inconsistent; the parish record should list the exact parties and signed settlement documents.)
Other approvals: acceptance of a contract award to Marshand Equipment Reynolds LLC for North Cameron Levee restoration (PW2320) for Gravity Drainage District #3; approval of the Southwest Louisiana Criminal Laboratory budget for fiscal 2026–27; and a motion to amend Resolution 1203 (definition of residential unit for solid-waste contracting).
Where motions passed, jurors generally voted by voice; the transcript records motions carried without roll-call tallies. No recorded jury votes to defeat an item were reported in the transcript.
