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St. Helena Parish adopts Special Event Permitting Ordinance
Summary
The St. Helena Parish Police Jury unanimously adopted a Special Event Permitting Ordinance during its Nov. 25 meeting after a public hearing that drew no comments. The ordinance sets permitting rules for public events in the parish.
The St. Helena Parish Police Jury unanimously adopted a Special Event Permitting Ordinance at its Nov. 25, 2025 regular meeting in Greensburg. Police Juror Warren McCray Jr. moved to open the public hearing and, after no public comments were offered, Vice President Quanika H. Muse moved to adopt the ordinance; the motion passed unanimously with the six jurors present.
Jurors recorded that there were no public questions or objections during the hearing. The ordinance was adopted by a formal motion on the record; the minutes state the public hearing was opened, closed with no comments, and the ordinance adopted the same evening. No ordinance number was specified in the minutes.
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