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Carencro Council posts Sept. 9 briefing agenda that includes housing aid, civil-service appointments and EV charging grant
Summary
The agenda for the Carencro City Council briefing on Sept. 9, 2024, lists presentations on Bayou Vermillion District business (Stephen Broussard), a Temporary Housing & Shelter Assistance Program item (Craig Stansbury), civil-service appointments for Walter Cain Smith and Todd Olivier, tractor-trailer operations on surface streets, and consideration of an EV charging station grant; the posted agenda contains no discussion text.
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The Carencro City Council posted an agenda for a briefing scheduled for Monday, Sept. 9, 2024, at 6 p.m. at Carencro City Hall listing five substantive items: a Bayou Vermillion District item tied to Stephen Broussard; a Temporary Housing & Shelter Assistance Program item tied to Craig Stansbury; civil service appointments for Walter Cain Smith and Todd Olivier; tractor-trailer operations on the city’s surface streets; and an EV charging station grant. The agenda posted at City Hall on Sept. 6, 2024, does not include minutes, staff reports, or transcripts of presentations.
The agenda identifies the meeting location as Carencro City Hall, 210 E. St. Peter St., and notes the meeting can be watched via the city’s livestream page at www.carencro.org. It also lists a public-comment period and CAO announcements as part of the briefing. A phone number for reasonable accommodations and public inquiries (337-896-8481) appears on the agenda.
The listing for Bayou Vermillion District appears next to the name Stephen Broussard on the agenda; the document does not provide a summary of his expected remarks or materials. Similarly, Craig Stansbury’s name appears adjacent to the Temporary Housing & Shelter Assistance Program item, and Walter Cain Smith and Todd Olivier are named next to the civil service appointments item. The agenda does not provide vote language, reported dollar amounts, or staff recommendations for the EV charging station grant or the tractor-trailer operations item.
Because the record provided is a posted agenda rather than a transcript of the briefing, there is no text of presentations, exchanges, formal motions, or votes included in this document. The items listed on the agenda indicate topics the council expects to address at the briefing, and the public-comment period is scheduled as part of the meeting. The posted agenda directs residents to the city website for the livestream and provides a contact number for questions or requests for accommodations.
The Carencro City Council briefing is set for Sept. 9, 2024; the agenda was posted at City Hall on Sept. 6, 2024. The meeting notice does not include additional materials or outcomes.
