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Council adopts $1.6M DOTD sidewalk agreement to connect Gonzales Middle School

Gonzales Mayor and City Council · August 11, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized the mayor to sign a state agreement and funding commitment for an approximately $1.6 million DOTD-funded sidewalks project along Oris, Rowe and Worthy to connect to Gonzales Middle School with no local match required.

Council adopted a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute an entity-state agreement and funding commitment letter with the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development for an approximately $1.6 million sidewalk project to connect neighborhoods to Gonzales Middle School, staff said.

City staff said the project completed its feasibility study and carries no local match; the work would extend sidewalks along Oris, Rowe and Worthy and also provide connections near the Freeland Jackson area. Council member Turner moved for adoption and the resolution passed.