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Councilman Mike Fuselier says he will run for St. Martin Parish School Board; will end 32 years on council

Mayor and City Council of the City of St. Martinville, Louisiana · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Councilman Mike Fuselier announced at the Jan. 20 meeting that he will seek a seat on the St. Martin Parish School Board this November and will leave the City Council in June after 32 years of service.

Councilman Mike Fuselier told the St. Martinville City Council on Jan. 20 that he will run for a seat on the St. Martin Parish School Board in November and will conclude 32 years of service on the city council in June.

Mayor Jason Willis announced municipal election dates and candidate qualifying windows, and Fuselier’s statement about his candidacy was recorded in the mayor’s report portion of the minutes. Fuselier’s prospective departure will create a city council vacancy to be addressed according to municipal election procedures and qualifying schedules.

Fuselier did not provide further campaign details at the meeting. Candidate qualifying for mayor and council is scheduled Feb. 11–13, the municipal election is May 16, and any runoff will be held June 27, according to the mayor’s announcement.

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