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Police Jury approves two moratorium waivers to accept applications

St. Helena Parish Police Jury · December 10, 2024
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Summary

The St. Helena Parish Police Jury approved waivers to its moratorium ordinance allowing the acceptance of applications from Alan Bridevaux and Lynn Swiger; both motions passed with four Yeas, one Nay and one absence.

The St. Helena Parish Police Jury on Dec. 10 approved two separate waivers to a moratorium ordinance so the parish could accept applications from Alan Bridevaux and Lynn Swiger.

Both motions were moved by Doug Watson and seconded by Willie Morgan. The recorded tally for each motion was Yeas: Quanika H. Muse, Willie Morgan, Warren McCray, Jr., and Doug Watson; Nay: Jule C. Wascom; Absent: Ryan Byrd. The moratorium ordinance referenced in the minutes was originally passed July 9, 2024, became effective Aug. 10, 2024, and is set to expire Feb. 8, 2025.

Minutes do not record details of the individual applications or the specific grounds for the waivers. The minutes list the motions and votes but do not quote applicants or staff. The clerk’s record shows only that the motions carried by the roll-call results above.

The Police Jury did not record further discussion or conditions attached to either waiver in the minutes. Next procedural steps—such as formal receipt, completeness review, or scheduling—were not specified in the record.