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Council introduces multiple procurement and intergovernmental ordinances in globo
Summary
The Council introduced several procurement and intergovernmental ordinances (surplus auction, equipment transfer to New Iberia PD, sewer lift station property acceptance, NextEra agreement) and three joint ordinances related to surplus auctions, a service-station supervisor salary adjustment, and participation in a mitigation buyout program.
During the Jan. 20 meeting the Council introduced, in globo, a set of administrative and intergovernmental ordinances intended to proceed through subsequent readings and administrative processing.
Items introduced in globo included CO-005-2026 (authorization to sell surplus vehicles/equipment at public auction), CO-006-2026 (transfer of specified tactical equipment to New Iberia Police Department), CO-008-2026 (acceptance of property for operating and maintaining a sewer lift station) and CO-009-2026 (physical capacity and purchase agreement with NextEra Energy Marketing, LLC). The vote to introduce passed with Hooks absent for the roll call. Joint ordinances JO-001-2026, JO-002-2026 and JO-003-2026 were also introduced in globo and relate to public internet auction surplus items, a Traffic Roads & Bridges salary adjustment and participation in the Louisiana Watershed Initiative Mitigation Buyout Program.
These introductions do not themselves authorize spending beyond what the ordinances specify; they move proposed actions into the formal review and adoption process.
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