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Eunice board approves 1% police longevity bump, hires two officers and accepts resignations
Summary
The board granted Eunice Police Department employees an additional 1% longevity pay (2% total), hired Landon Fruge and Cassandra Powers, accepted Sgt. Keith Peters’ resignation, declared a 2008 Ford F150 surplus, and announced an employee retirement and unclaimed-bicycle auction.
The Eunice board voted to give Eunice Police Department employees an additional 1% longevity pay, increasing longevity pay to 2% per year and matching the city’s fire department. The motion was made by Alderman at Large Marion “Nootsie” Sattler and seconded by Alderwoman Connie Thibodeaux; the motion carried.
The board also concurred with the chief’s personnel recommendations: Landon Fruge was hired as a new police officer (motion by Alderman Chad Andrepont, seconded by Alderman at Large Marion “Nootsie” Sattler) and Cassandra Powers was hired as a police communications officer (motion by Alderman Randall Reed, seconded by Alderwoman Connie Thibodeaux). The board accepted Sgt. Keith Peters’ resignation (motion by Alderwoman Connie Thibodeaux, seconded by Alderman Chad Andrepont) and noted that Lloyd Antione retired from the Eunice Police Reserve Association after serving as chaplain.
The board also concurred with the police recommendation to declare the department’s 2008 Ford F150 (ID #8237) as surplus, and Chief Kyle LeBouef reported the department has 41 bicycles and three bicycle frames that will be auctioned if not claimed. The meeting record does not include vote tallies or salary-cost projections for the longevity increase; the transcript records the changes and administrative actions but not associated fiscal detail.
