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Resident raises parade barricade, profanity concerns; mayor says staff reviewed complaints
Summary
At the Feb. 24 Zachary council meeting, resident Jullie Miller urged the council to review barricade placement and profanity in Mardi Gras parade music; Mayor David McDavid said he had received similar complaints and met with staff to review the event.
During public comment at the Feb. 24, 2026, Mayor and Council meeting in Zachary, resident Jullie Miller of 4718 McHugh Drive addressed the council about the city’s recent Mardi Gras parade, saying she was concerned about where barricades were placed and that some music used during the parade contained profanity. Miller asked the council to review the issues to improve safety and decency at future events.
Mayor David McDavid responded that he had received similar complaints and that he had already met with the appropriate staff following the event to review and discuss the concerns Miller raised. No formal action or referral was recorded in the minutes; the mayor indicated staff-level follow-up had occurred.
