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Water-distribution update; police, parks and local repairs discussed at Port Barre meeting
Summary
Town staff reported on public-works activity at the water-distribution site; Chief Boudreaux delivered a police report and reminded the public of community events; the mayor updated the board on youth-league activity and council discussed ball-field lighting, signage, ditches, trash and a sidewalk project.
Mayor John P. Ardoin called on Superintendent Greg to provide an update on public works at the town's water-distribution site at the Dec. 2, 2025 regular meeting.
The minutes record that Superintendent Greg presented an update on public-works activities, including the water-distribution site, but they do not include technical details, timelines or cost estimates. The minutes also note an upgrade project update was given by an individual listed as "Leger," but do not specify the nature of the upgrade or its budget.
Chief Boudreaux delivered the monthly police report and used the report to remind the council and public about upcoming events: the minutes record a Senior luncheon (the date is listed in the minutes as "December 72, 2025," which is not a valid date) and the Town Christmas Parade on Dec. 20, 2025. Parks and Recreation Director Kyla Rivette was not present; Mayor Ardoin reported that flag football season had ended and that basketball registrations were underway.
During general discussion the council and audience raised maintenance issues: lights needing repair at the Saizan Avenue ball field, a sign for the front of Town Hall, ditch clearing and trash collection, and the sidewalk project. The minutes record discussion but do not show motions or assigned follow-up for these items.
Why this matters: water-distribution and public-works activities affect daily utility service and town infrastructure; clarifying the scope, schedule and funding of upgrade work and repairs will be important for residents. The minutes provide limited detail, and town staff should be asked to supply project descriptions and timetables.
What’s next: the minutes record no formal direction or deadlines for the reported public-works items; council or staff follow-up is needed for project timelines, cost estimates and responsibilities.
